@DJ_Steve
I've used the second version of kernel for 2 discharges of phone (the version before kcal and 2ghz overclock).
Phone seems faster and battery also drain quicker than Linaro Kernel (I think quicker than stock kernel too). I've used 1,2 ghz as max frequency and Alucard governor since I've did read that it's good for battery saving, but battery still drain quicker. It was same with interactive governor.
With proper settings, the drain might be solved, but it require some testing and also know what you're doing when changing settings.
I don't remember if there was conservative governor, maybe you can add it if it isn't there? What about undervolting?
Also, I've got a question regarding the hotplug. If 1-2 cores are on when screen is off, won't it drain more battery than it would when all cores are on? For example, if there's something going on when screen and cpu being used, 1-2 cores won't drain more battery? Or does the hotplug ad just according to the cpu usage when screen is off?
I've used the second version of kernel for 2 discharges of phone (the version before kcal and 2ghz overclock).
Phone seems faster and battery also drain quicker than Linaro Kernel (I think quicker than stock kernel too). I've used 1,2 ghz as max frequency and Alucard governor since I've did read that it's good for battery saving, but battery still drain quicker. It was same with interactive governor.
With proper settings, the drain might be solved, but it require some testing and also know what you're doing when changing settings.
I don't remember if there was conservative governor, maybe you can add it if it isn't there? What about undervolting?
Also, I've got a question regarding the hotplug. If 1-2 cores are on when screen is off, won't it drain more battery than it would when all cores are on? For example, if there's something going on when screen and cpu being used, 1-2 cores won't drain more battery? Or does the hotplug ad just according to the cpu usage when screen is off?
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? I will set it to Y, and lower the temp to 55 C. - maybe a undervoltage willdo a better job ? Also if I remember correctly from linux, it was possible to define a thermal zone for different freq?
