[ANGLER] [8.0.0] [3.10.107] [GCC 7.2.1] Flash Kernel v3.1

[jijzietdezenaam]

Profile file on site. Governor settings

@The Flash
Hi! I saw on your site a file for a profile, is it for the nexus 6p? it had stuff for the cpu governor settings. If it is, how to install it? Thank you so much in advance!

 

[nathanchance]

@The Flash
Hi! I saw on your site a file for a profile, is it for the nexus 6p? it had stuff for the cpu governor settings. If it is, how to install it? Thank you so much in advance!

It's an old version of the performance profile in Spectrum; don't apply it unless you are unhappy with the performance of the built in one.

 

[xflowy]

oh, is that thermal throtting a bad thing ?

how do i make all cores run again ?

or switch to core_control instead of msm_thermal.

 

[teohguangli]

I am currently on PN ROM and I would like to know how to uninstall this Kernel. Do I just dirty flash my PN ROM? That's it?

 

[nathanchance]

I am currently on PN ROM and I would like to know how to uninstall this Kernel. Do I just dirty flash my PN ROM? That's it?

Yes

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[nathanchance]

The September security update for the kernel was included in the initial Oreo source drop so we're already up to date and good to go :good:

 

[BigBangFieri]

For some reason, running this kernel on both stock 8.0.0 and SuperXE 8.0.0 has resulted in random reboots when my phone is doing nothing, I've been on franco kernel for a bit now and no such issues there, anybody have an idea what may be causing this?

 

[nathanchance]

For some reason, running this kernel on both stock 8.0.0 and SuperXE 8.0.0 has resulted in random reboots when my phone is doing nothing, I've been on franco kernel for a bit now and no such issues there, anybody have an idea what may be causing this?

Nope.

 

[opz187]

For some reason, running this kernel on both stock 8.0.0 and SuperXE 8.0.0 has resulted in random reboots when my phone is doing nothing, I've been on franco kernel for a bit now and no such issues there, anybody have an idea what may be causing this?

I've been running same set up with super ex.. flash, magisk, arise and not 1 rr. pretty slick actually

 

[lucfig]

Hi guys.

I no longer have a Nexus 6P and am tweaking my LG V20. I would like to test Flash's setup in this device.
Can anyone post all flash kernel stock settings (CPU governor and tunables, TCP, memory...)? EXKM screenshots would be great.

Best regards,

 

[phantom146]

Hi guys.

I no longer have a Nexus 6P and am tweaking my LG V20. I would like to test Flash's setup in this device.
Can anyone post all flash kernel stock settings (CPU governor and tunables, TCP, memory...)? EXKM screenshots would be great.

Best regards,

Glasscannon default profile
512 readahead
Westwood -tcp/ip
Maple -io sched
Enabled backlight dimmer

Pretty much the same sa other stocks with the bonus of westwood, maple and the cpu governor on flash with gc as "stock" profile. Cheers

 

[lucfig]

Glasscannon default profile
512 readahead
Westwood -tcp/ip
Maple -io sched
Enabled backlight dimmer

Pretty much the same sa other stocks with the bonus of westwood, maple and the cpu governor on flash with gc as "stock" profile. Cheers

Thanks!
Your GlassCannon profile I have already copied. ?

I'm the one who PMed you.

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[lucfig]

First time I read about maple scheduler, never heard of it before.

Seems very promising. I wonder if it is well implement on my Kernel.

Maple:
Maple is based on the Zen and Simple I/O schedulers. It uses ZEN's first-come-first-serve style algorithm with separate read/write requests and improved former/latter request handling from SIO. Maple is biased towards handling asynchronous requests before synchronous, and read requests before write. While this can have negative aspects on write intensive tasks like file copying, it slightly improves UI responsiveness. When the device is asleep, maple increases the expiry time of requests so that it can handle them more slowly, causing less overhead.*


Benefits:
- Well rounded IO Scheduler
- Very efficient IO Scheduler

Disadvantages:
- Performance varies between different devices (Some devices perform really well)

The bottom line: This is still a very new I/O scheduler which should perform slightly better than ZEN. It will continue to improve with more development.*

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[-Deco-]

First time I read about maple scheduler, never heard of it before.

Seems very promising. I wonder if it is well implement on my Kernel.



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I have had the scheduler enabled for roughly 2 weeks, its definitely apparent that read requests are prioritised over write requests - screenshots seem to take a few seconds more to process than on other governors however images seem to load slightly faster (as they are read requests). I'd say its better than others such as CFQ and noop - however its not the best.

Personally I'm more interested in EAS: https://www.linaro.org/blog/core-dump/energy-aware-scheduling-eas-progress-update/

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[dirtyreturn]

Nope.

Hey,
I am sort of confused with the file structure on your hosting page.

Would you please inform me of the last update of your kernel for nougat??

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[MSF Jarvis]

Hey,
I am sort of confused with the file structure on your hosting page.

Would you please inform me of the last update of your kernel for nougat??

http://nchancellor.net/Downloads/Kernels/angler/

v3.0 is the latest release

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[nathanchance]

Hey,
I am sort of confused with the file structure on your hosting page.

Would you please inform me of the last update of your kernel for nougat??

Read the OP under the downloads section. 2.x are for Nougat, 3.x are for Oreo

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[dirtyreturn]

Read the OP under the downloads section. 2.x are for Nougat, 3.x are for Oreo

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I see the v2.xx kernel, though, where do the kernel with angler or N6P dated come into the mix??

I am finally ready to try a custom kernel and ive not kept up with the way you have done things.
Sorry.
Could you explain, please?

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Read the OP under the downloads section. 2.x are for Nougat, 3.x are for Oreo

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I see the v2.xx kernel, though, where do the kernel with angler or N6P dated come into the mix??

I am finally ready to try a custom kernel and ive not kept up with the way you have done things.
Sorry.
Could you explain, please?

Read the OP under the downloads section. 2.x are for Nougat, 3.x are for Oreo

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Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk

 

[nathanchance]

I see the v2.xx kernel, though, where do the kernel with angler or N6P dated come into the mix??

I am finally ready to try a custom kernel and ive not kept up with the way you have done things.
Sorry.
Could you explain, please?

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Those are super old kernels. 2.5 is what you want to go with.

 

[[deXter]]

[Request] TTL Target patch

@The Flash Any chance you could include the TTL Target patch in your next release please?

If you're not familiar with this patch, this enables users to change the TTL values, bypassing the tethering limitations enforced by some carriers. The command for this looks like "iptables -t mangle -A POSTROUTING -j TTL --ttl-set 65". Right now, running this command under your/stock kernel gives the error "iptables: No chain/target/match by that name." To fix this, the TARGET TTL patch for netfilter needs to be compiled in. The options when building the kernel looks like this: https://habrastorage.org/files/a29/df9/4d0/a29df94d0c6a4926ba0343422717d2d9.png

Would really appreciate it if you could please consider this request. Thanks in advance!