but there is only 450 mhz showing not 600 mhzSet max frequency to 600 and gpu governor to performance, it will work.
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but there is only 450 mhz showing not 600 mhzSet max frequency to 600 and gpu governor to performance, it will work.
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- Sound Control: Faux123's GPL Sound Control 3
- Color Calibration Control: LCD_KCAL interface ported to the Z1 by @DooMLoRD, gives full control over the RGB channels of the display
- GPU OC: 200MHz / 320MHz / 389MHz / 487.5MHz / 533MHz / 600MHz frequency scaling steps
- CPU OC: up to 2.26GHz
- CPU Voltage Control: use TricksterMod for the moment
DoubleTap2Wake: double-tap the screen to wake-up the device- Intelliplug: Faux123's latest intelliplug hotplugging driver with eco mode (v5.0)
[*]MPDecision: showp1984's open-source & customizable msm_mpdecision hotplugging driver- Dynamic Fsync: Faux123's Dynamic File Sync v1.5
- PowerSuspend: Faux123's power_suspend driver (replacing early_suspend)
- Snake Charmer: Faux123's msm_cpufreq_limit CPU frequency limiter driver
- Fast Charge: Faux123's fast_charge driver, allowing to set the amperage of the charger or USB port your device is plugged-in to
- CPU Boost: Faux123's CPU Input Boost module (will soon add controls for it in Pimp My Z1)
- GPU Wake-on-touch: allows touch events to wake the GPU if it was previously in slumber
- KSM: Kernel Same-page Merging enabled
- F2FS Support: Samsung's F2FS nand-optimized file system support
- exFAT Support: Samsung's open-source exFAT driver
- zRam Support: support for zRam memory compression
- CPUPower: Linaro's cpupower PM driver
- Async Fsync: Asynchronous file sync
- MSM_Sleeper: Support for setting the max CPU frequency when screen is off through sysfs
- Kernel mode NEON: NEON-accelerated XOR framework & support for NEON instructions in kernel mode
- Overall Stats: CPU overall stats on a per-core basis
- Compression: XZ Compressed & LZ4 compression algorithm support
- Sched MC: Multi-Core Power Savings support
- Sched SMT: Multi-Thread Power Savings support
- Arch_Power: arch-specific power sched features enabled
- Workqueue: backported from kernel 3.7, allows CPU hotplug to keep idle workers (learn more)
- Toolchain: Built with Linaro GCC 4.8
- Optimizations: Built with -O2 and many optimization flags
- Kexec-hardboot ?: attempted to port @Tassadar's kexec-hardboot patches from the nexus 5, needs testing and confirmation that it works
- Additional Governors:
- Intellidemand
- Intelliactive
- Pegasusq
- Nightmare
- Hyper
- Alucard
- InteractiveX2
- SmartassV2
- Lagfree
- Wheatley
- Lionheart
- Badass
- Additional I/O Schedulers:
- SIO (SImple Ondemand)
- FIOPS (Fair Input/Output Per Second)
- BFQ (Budget Fair Queueing)
- VR
- Additional TCP Congestion Algorithms:
- BIC
- Westwood
- HSTCP
- Hybla
- HTCP
- Vegas
- Veno
- Scalable
- LP
- YeAH
- Illinois
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Thanks to faux123 for all his contributions to the android kernel community, many of which are implemented here
Thanks to showp1984 for his msm_mpdecision hotplug driver
Thanks to DooMLoRD for all the cherry-picked features from his DoomKernel
Thanks to krabapel2458 for the inital port from DoomKernel of features like GPU OC, some governors and more.
And of course, thanks to FreeXperia and Kali- in particular, for the device bring-up
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OK thanks, in fact since I couldn't turn it on and off, I can't tell for sure if it's really draining the battery. I just noticed a slightly higher consumption, but it can be anything kernel-related (governor, I/O scheduler etc.).
Just one thing that's still there: impossible to turn off the device, it just reboots. I don't recall if there is any workaround for it, is there?
Testing the kernel with the newest Carbon build (which is excellent, but will give proper feedback later in the respective thread). So far very good performance and didn't find any bugs, but will test more.
Just one thing: how can I disable the doubletap2wake? There's nothing in /sys anymore (searched for *dt*, *double*, *tap*, *wake*). I don't really care for this feature, since it's not 100% realiable, and I suspect it drains the battery a little faster. If it's impossible to disable at runtime... Can I ask for a version without this feature?
Thanks!
or did I take that out to rewrite it??? I think I did...Disable DT2W:
In terminal write: su -c "echo 0 > /sys/android_dt2w/dt2w_active"
After reboot DT2W will be activated again. If you want to make it disabled by default add the above init.d script!