[EOL] [KERNEL] [OnePlusX] [Lineage14/CM13] Boeffla-Kernel (28-03-2018)

[Freezerain]

You have to got to Settings/Apps, then to the Boeffla App -> Storage and move from SD to internal Storage. Reboot.

Nice, its work now.

 

[andip71]

Hi all,

LineageOS 14.1 Boeffla Kernel update:

Version 6.0-beta4
20.01.2017

• Update: Updated with latest official LineageOs kernel commits as of 19.01.17, 14.00 CET
• Change: Internal kernel busybox updated to latest version 1.26.2 (self-compiled from sources, www.busybox.net)

Enjoy
Andi

 

[andip71]

Hi all,

Lineage 14.1 Boeffla kernel update is out.

Version 6.0-beta5
31.01.2017

• Update: Updated with latest official LineageOs kernel commits as of 30.01.17, 08.00 CET
• Change: Improvements in selinux script (could result in better compatibility to certain custom roms)
• Change: Update with latest anykernel commits (credits to Osm0sis)

Enjoy
Andi

 

[FREEBOY JUSTICE]

Thanks for the post

Sent from my Infinix-X521 using Tapatalk

 

[Watashi_PT]

Working good with last LineageOS Nightly.

Edit: slow charging and some force close issues

 

[CertifiedBlyndGuy]

@Lord Boeffla

Something I have recently been messing with is something called schedular multicore power saving. (sched_mc_power_saving)

In the initial patch introduced by Linus Torvalds, he talks about how it doesn't do anything but schedule a CPU package on Core 0 to decrease load with low workloads. In another patch by Red Hat, they introduced micro idling patches that decrease load on wakeups. I've always heard that this caused conflict with hotplugs, but I have it a test myself, and it seems to do really well in decreasing the overall load when idling without causing any issues with CPUQuiet and Sultans input boost.

I was just curious if you knew anything about it, or had any opinions. From what I can tell this far, it increases battery without hurting performance in high workload situations.

 

[andip71]

@Lord Boeffla

Something I have recently been messing with is something called schedular multicore power saving. (sched_mc_power_saving)

In the initial patch introduced by Linus Torvalds, he talks about how it doesn't do anything but schedule a CPU package on Core 0 to decrease load with low workloads. In another patch by Red Hat, they introduced micro idling patches that decrease load on wakeups. I've always heard that this caused conflict with hotplugs, but I have it a test myself, and it seems to do really well in decreasing the overall load when idling without causing any issues with CPUQuiet and Sultans input boost.

I was just curious if you knew anything about it, or had any opinions. From what I can tell this far, it increases battery without hurting performance in high workload situations.

I know it, and I even had this configurable in the good old Galaxy S3 kernel long ago.

However, it indeed caused some side effects there, sometimes, rarely.
And at the same time it was not giving any significant battery savings.

So for new kernels, I did not look into that anymore.

2 questions:
- can you say how much battery you save? Not by belly feeling, but by some serious measurement?
- how did you activate it? I guess it is a sysfs file controlling it here as well, right?

Andi

 

[CertifiedBlyndGuy]

I know it, and I even had this configurable in the good old Galaxy S3 kernel long ago.

However, it indeed caused some side effects there, sometimes, rarely.
And at the same time it was not giving any significant battery savings.

So for new kernels, I did not look into that anymore.

2 questions:
- can you say how much battery you save? Not by belly feeling, but by some serious measurement?
- how did you activate it? I guess it is a sysfs file controlling it here as well, right?

Andi

I'll get back to you with results sometime this week then!

The sysfs path is /sys/devices/system/cpu/sched_mc_power_savings

 

[andip71]

Hi all,

important maintenance update for Boeffla kernel for LineageOS 14.1 is out.

>>> Please pay close attention to the note about compatible rom versions in the change log.

Version 6.0-beta6
07.02.2017

• Note: This kernel runs only correctly on LineageOS weekly of 07.02.2017 or newer.
  For oder LineageOS versions, use beta5 kernel version.
• Update: Updated with latest official LineageOS kernel commits as of 06.02.17, 08.00 CET

Enjoy
Andi

 

[lutherkingmartin]

Hello Boeffla,

Kernel + weekly 07-02 kill double tap for wake up.

No problem with official kernel.

Thanks for you exelent job.

 

[andip71]

Hello Boeffla,

Kernel + weekly 07-02 kill double tap for wake up.

No problem with official kernel.

Thanks for you exelent job.

Double tap working fine here. This is the first thing I always test, as I use that everywhere on all my OnePlus phones.
So I am 150% sure it works.

Maybe it got disabled somewhere in the settings.

Andi

 

[Tanogeek]

Double tap working fine here. This is the first thing I always test, as I use that everywhere on all my OnePlus phones.
So I am 150% sure it works.

Maybe it got disabled somewhere in the settings.

Andi

Yes it got disabled. Works well after switching it on.
Thanks for the fast update!

 

[lutherkingmartin]

Yes it got disabled. Works well after switching it on.
Thanks for the fast update!

It's not desabled for me. I switch setting off and on but it don't work. I try to download kernel and flash again, but problem is the same.

 

[andip71]

It's not desabled for me. I switch setting off and on but it don't work. I try to download kernel and flash again, but problem is the same.

Seems there is some dependency on the wake gestures in Boeffla-Config.

For the meantime switch on "swipe gestures to wake" in Boeffla-Config, then it should work again.

I need to look into that over the next days.

Andi

 

[lutherkingmartin]

Seems there is some dependency on the wake gestures in Boeffla-Config.

For the meantime switch on "swipe gestures to wake" in Boeffla-Config, then it should work again.

I need to look into that over the next days.

Andi

Thank you very much, it's ok with "swipe gestures to wake".

 

[andip71]

Hi all,

bugfix update for yesterdays kernel with regards to touch gestures:

Version 6.0-beta7
08.02.2017

• Note: This kernel runs only correctly on LineageOS weekly of 07.02.2017 or newer.
  For oder LineageOS versions, use beta5 kernel version.
• Fix: Gestures (like double tap to wake) working again without needing swipe2wake gestures to be activated in Boeffla-Config

Enjoy
Andi

 

[lutherkingmartin]

Hi all,

bugfix update for yesterdays kernel with regards to touch gestures:

Version 6.0-beta7
08.02.2017

• Note: This kernel runs only correctly on LineageOS weekly of 07.02.2017 or newer.
  For oder LineageOS versions, use beta5 kernel version.
• Fix: Gestures (like double tap to wake) working again without needing swipe2wake gestures to be activated in Boeffla-Config

Enjoy
Andi

thank you. I send you a paypal donation.

 

[andip71]

thank you. I send you a paypal donation.

Thank you my friend. Any help is highly appreciated :good:

Andi

 

[Surya_2016]

Need a help touch screen gestures not working

 

[andip71]

Need a help touch screen gestures not working

If you are on latest Lineage with latest Boeffla beta, they work.

Or you meant something else, but you did not explain enough to make us understand.

Andi