[MOD] Architect_Edition : * Set your kernel without application * and more *[SCRIPTS]

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NorthLight

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Kernel Architect is some scripts to set your kernel without application and 100% compatible with all Kernels

only if you have a Snapdragon 800 as processor

You can modify :

- governors
- schedulers
- max frequences *
- table of voltages *
* if your kernel have OC/UV options


List of commands

Open an application like Android Terminal Emulator
Start always a session with su + enter ...


Code: 
Architect
*that give you some informations and recommandations

Code: 
governors
*that will show you all governors available

Code: 
name of governor

conservative
interactive
wheatley
ondemand
performance
powersave
userspace
*that will activate the governor of your choice ( say me if you want another )


Code: 
schedulers
*that will show you all schedulers availables

Code: 
name of scheduler

cfq
deadline
noop
row
sio
fiops
test-iosched
vr
zen
*that will activate the scheduler of your choice

Code: 
freq
*that will show you some informations about frequences of your CPU

Code: 
freqmax1,3
freqmax1,4
freqmax1,5
freqmax1,6
freqmax1,7
freqmax1,8
freqmax1,9
freqmax2,3
freqmax2,5
freqmax2,7
*That will activate the max fréquence of your cpu : 1,3Ghz to 2,7Ghz

Code: 
volt
*That will show your table of voltages CPU

Code: 
volt0
*That will set the original table of voltages

Code: 
volt-25
volt-50
volt-75
volt+25
volt+50
volt+75
*That will set - or + in mV

that will show you before and after

Warning: the base is volt0


How to have these scripts actived at boot

2 way :

- the folder init.d
- use Script manager


1) init.d

Copy your combinaison, for example :" interactive, deadline, volt-25 and past it in /system/etc/init.d/
Don't forget to be in root explorer and give right permissions *... ( read, write, execute )

You can find all my scripts in /system/bin/

or : Kernel-Architect-scripts.zip



2) Script Manager

Take the application Script Manager on play store
Choose the script, give root access and apply at boot

You can find all my scripts in /system/bin/

or : Kernel-Architect-scripts.zip



*** Kernel Architect-signed.zip ***

Uninstall Kernel Architect-signed.zip

Kernel-Architect-scripts.zip




- Reboot in your Recovery
- Install Architect_Edition-signed
- Enjoy


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


More​

Take my TWRP theme :



- Download
- Reboot on Recovery
- Install
- Reboot on Recovery
- Enjoy :D



~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


​
 
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jr_718

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Guess this is strictly for Developers Edition

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NorthLight

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jr_718 said:
Guess this is strictly for Developers Edition

Sent from my SM-N900V using Tapatalk
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No, it's for anybody because it's really easy.

I don't like set hardware with app, then for basics settings ( governors, schedulers, frequences and voltages ) I did an easy way to modify without app and then be sure to be compatible.

Don't hesitate to ask me
 
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krazy_smokezalot said:
so if this is like an app besides it being script what sets this apart from an app like setcpu the gov's??
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I believe the idea behind OP creating this is that it may be easier for some to utilize these scripts rather than installing an app to control your kernel's settings.

In my opinion, this thread should belong in development section, but if other devs agree that this provides "significant improvement in the means of operation", then by all means keep it here.
 
NorthLight

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danutzz said:
I believe the idea behind OP creating this is that it may be easier for some to utilize these scripts rather than installing an app to control your kernel's settings.

In my opinion, this thread should belong in development section, but if other devs agree that this provides "significant improvement in the means of operation", then by all means keep it here.
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I did that because i was tired to search good app ( compatible ) with kernel wanted.
Then this working on every kernel.

Not need app for apply on boot, use folder init.d, I prefer that than an app opened in cache. ;)

I've made this for me and after i said to me : " why not share ? ".

Maybe i'm not in right section, sorry ! :)
 
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danutzz

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NorthLight said:
I did that because i was tired to search good app ( compatible ) with kernel wanted.
Then this working on every kernel.

Not need app for apply on boot, use folder init.d, I prefer that than an app opened in cache. ;)

I made this for me and after i said to me : " why not share ? ".

Maybe i'm not in right section, sorry ! :)
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Click to collapse

Don't get me wrong, this is great work! Thank you for sharing... :eek:

On that note though... I always get a little excited when there's a post in "Original" because I think there may have been a breakthrough and we somehow miraculously unlocked the bootloader, or something else ground breaking. This is good and all, but not at the level I was expecting in this section. Again, I could be wrong, if other devs deem this as "Original Development".
 
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Isn't this the right section? Coming from originally a Nexus S back in the day all we had was a section for Original Android Development, when I jumped over to the GS3 there were two sections, original and then just plain development. Plain development was developing roms around manufacturer software I.e. roms based around Touchwiz, or Touchwiz mods. Original Development was based around original designs based of of AOSP, I.e. CM, AOKP, Paranoid Android, etc. In my opinion he has made a custom script that can be used on most kernels, not locked into Touchwiz, making this his Original Android Development, right? That's just my opinion, once again thanks OP for bringing new development and as you said sharing with everyone else!
 
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Anyone got any good recommendations for settings on the stock kernel? I haven't really messed with it because coming from the Gnex bot the performance and battery life of this phone just blow it out of the wager.

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    NorthLight
    NorthLight


    Warning : Stritcly FORBIDDEN to share MY work on Phonandroid





    131023042759256700.jpg


    Kernel Architect is some scripts to set your kernel without application and 100% compatible with all Kernels

    only if you have a Snapdragon 800 as processor

    You can modify :

    - governors
    - schedulers
    - max frequences *
    - table of voltages *
    * if your kernel have OC/UV options


    List of commands

    Open an application like Android Terminal Emulator
    Start always a session with su + enter ...


    Code: 
    Architect
    *that give you some informations and recommandations

    Code: 
    governors
    *that will show you all governors available

    Code: 
    name of governor

conservative
interactive
wheatley
ondemand
performance
powersave
userspace
    *that will activate the governor of your choice ( say me if you want another )


    Code: 
    schedulers
    *that will show you all schedulers availables

    Code: 
    name of scheduler

cfq
deadline
noop
row
sio
fiops
test-iosched
vr
zen
    *that will activate the scheduler of your choice

    Code: 
    freq
    *that will show you some informations about frequences of your CPU

    Code: 
    freqmax1,3
freqmax1,4
freqmax1,5
freqmax1,6
freqmax1,7
freqmax1,8
freqmax1,9
freqmax2,3
freqmax2,5
freqmax2,7
    *That will activate the max fréquence of your cpu : 1,3Ghz to 2,7Ghz

    Code: 
    volt
    *That will show your table of voltages CPU

    Code: 
    volt0
    *That will set the original table of voltages

    Code: 
    volt-25
volt-50
volt-75
volt+25
volt+50
volt+75
    *That will set - or + in mV

    that will show you before and after

    Warning: the base is volt0


    How to have these scripts actived at boot

    2 way :

    - the folder init.d
    - use Script manager


    1) init.d

    Copy your combinaison, for example :" interactive, deadline, volt-25 and past it in /system/etc/init.d/
    Don't forget to be in root explorer and give right permissions *... ( read, write, execute )

    You can find all my scripts in /system/bin/

    or : Kernel-Architect-scripts.zip



    2) Script Manager

    Take the application Script Manager on play store
    Choose the script, give root access and apply at boot

    You can find all my scripts in /system/bin/

    or : Kernel-Architect-scripts.zip



    *** Kernel Architect-signed.zip ***

    Uninstall Kernel Architect-signed.zip

    Kernel-Architect-scripts.zip




    - Reboot in your Recovery
    - Install Architect_Edition-signed
    - Enjoy


    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


    More​

    Take my TWRP theme :



    - Download
    - Reboot on Recovery
    - Install
    - Reboot on Recovery
    - Enjoy :D



    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


    ​
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    NorthLight
    NorthLight
    jr_718 said:
    Guess this is strictly for Developers Edition

    Sent from my SM-N900V using Tapatalk
    Click to expand...
    Click to collapse

    No, it's for anybody because it's really easy.

    I don't like set hardware with app, then for basics settings ( governors, schedulers, frequences and voltages ) I did an easy way to modify without app and then be sure to be compatible.

    Don't hesitate to ask me
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    danutzz
    johnminator said:
    So to put it simple....... is this a custom kernal
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    Nope, it's a script to set clock speed, governer, etc.

    It's basically SetCPU or ROM Toolbox's CPU control, or other cpu control apps, without installing an app...
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    amebiasis
    amebiasis
    Isn't this the right section? Coming from originally a Nexus S back in the day all we had was a section for Original Android Development, when I jumped over to the GS3 there were two sections, original and then just plain development. Plain development was developing roms around manufacturer software I.e. roms based around Touchwiz, or Touchwiz mods. Original Development was based around original designs based of of AOSP, I.e. CM, AOKP, Paranoid Android, etc. In my opinion he has made a custom script that can be used on most kernels, not locked into Touchwiz, making this his Original Android Development, right? That's just my opinion, once again thanks OP for bringing new development and as you said sharing with everyone else!
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    NorthLight said:
    I did that because i was tired to search good app ( compatible ) with kernel wanted.
    Then this working on every kernel.

    Not need app for apply on boot, use folder init.d, I prefer that than an app opened in cache. ;)

    I made this for me and after i said to me : " why not share ? ".

    Maybe i'm not in right section, sorry ! :)
    Click to expand...
    Click to collapse

    Don't get me wrong, this is great work! Thank you for sharing... :eek:

    On that note though... I always get a little excited when there's a post in "Original" because I think there may have been a breakthrough and we somehow miraculously unlocked the bootloader, or something else ground breaking. This is good and all, but not at the level I was expecting in this section. Again, I could be wrong, if other devs deem this as "Original Development".
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