No, I mean the field where I can adjust the max frequency, not that the frequency is changing due to load.
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No, I mean the field where I can adjust the max frequency, not that the frequency is changing due to load.
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Booted test4 some minutes ago and volume down button seems not to work
I flashed test8 with Flashify and got 3 random reboots so far.
First 2 reboots without UV and the 3rd with -50mV.
Here is the last_kmsg after the 3rd reboot.
Edit 1: Just had a 4th reboot.
Edit 2: I flashed factory kernel and re-flashed test8 in bootloader via fastboot
Booted test4 some minutes ago and volume down button seems not to work
If you don't know how to flash a kernel then IMO you shouldn't be using custom kernels
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Haha I'm so lazy to get out of bed that I just flashed it with Flashify haha damn in the morning I'll make sure I flash stock then reflash using Fastboot
Should have finished reading until the end because I see someone mentioned having problems flashing v8 with Flashfy hopefully it doesn't harm my phone over night
Really glad to see this after the issues I noticed previously with the wlan_rx_wake wakelock! I've flashed number 8 and I'll keep an eye on what the battery consumption is like with the same usage as previously.* Merged a couple Wi-Fi driver patches from Google's common repo, one of them is made specially to decrease the rx wakelock (read the commit message: https://github.com/franciscofranco/hammerhead/commit/5dd724eb19f768e641041a0b897c5e8464077949)
Power consumption should be considerably lower during screen off + Wi-Fi enabled & connected.
I honestly don't think those reboots are related to using Flashify myself. Fastboot is probably "better" (for some definition of better) but I don't see how using Flashify would cause reboots. Either the kernel can boot from the partition or it can't. There isn't really too much middle ground.
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Really glad to see this after the issues I noticed previously with the wlan_rx_wake wakelock! I've flashed number 8 and I'll keep an eye on what the battery consumption is like with the same usage as previously.
I've to say, I'm really happy to see that there is only a .img and not a flashable zip...
Things got really to easy and every one can root his phone now.
And then those "I bricked a Nexus device" threads are starting...
Btw the new test8 performs really well on my N5. No issue so far
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If you don't know how to flash a kernel then IMO you shouldn't be using custom kernels
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