H815 Kernel Setting Experiment

[johnny8910]

Hi

I have my G4 unlocked and rooted on 10C, and thought I would try some Kernel Setting experiments using Trickster.
Stock settings use Interactive.

So I tried Userspace but seems that Userspace sets the clock speed to full nearly 90% of the time for me.
So I decided to give Ondemand and read ahead 1024 CFQ a try.
Maybe a placebo? But watching the cpu clock speeds, it doesn't seem to hang up at 1248 like it does in Interactive and drops much quicker back to 384, but equally ramps up quicker too.
I seem to get less battery drain when browsing instead of Interactive 512 CFQ (Stock setting) after a few days testing.
I know very little about kernels on Android, but thought I would share my findings if anyone is interested.

 

[Derpling]

damn i hope root will come fast, i need to have conservative govenor, as it the only one that plays ppsspp tekken well.

 

[bleuxeon]

the major isue I see is the actual hotplug that keeps all cores always on.
That is pretty strange...LG's devs must be sleeping while our cores are not

 

[johnny8910]

Didn't find Conservative in the options. Only Interactive, Userspace, Ondemand, Powersave, & Performance.
Haven't tried Powersave yet though?

 

[bleuxeon]

Didn't find Conservative in the options. Only Interactive, Userspace, Ondemand, Powersave, & Performance.
Haven't tried Powersave yet though?

I wouldn't play with actual governors and let them at their default value until we have a custom kernel.

 

[johnny8910]

Thanks, but I am still finding Ondemand seems to give me less battery drain under use such as web browsing.