Thanks for your response!
As I said before, we would need a newer bootloader, z2 has an Oreo bootloader, they weren't able to boot it at all with mm either until zuk updated it for them, glad you like my workHey @mosimchah , first of all thanks for you amazing work in AICP, BS Kernel and the whole android development here :good: . I've a related question, do you think it'd be possible to port 4.4/4.9 kernel from ZUK2 (snapdragon 820 device too) and boot it into other SD820 devices?
https://github.com/LineageOS/android_kernel_zuk_msm8996
Greetings!
As I said before, we would need a newer bootloader, z2 has an Oreo bootloader, they weren't able to boot it at all with mm either until zuk updated it for them, glad you like my work
Only if you make your own init.d script or if you make your own rom buildIs it possible to change default cpu scaling governor permanently and keep it even after unroot?
Example: interactive => conservative
Only if you make your own init.d script or if you make your own rom build
Wouldn't see why not. Kernel supports Pie 9.0
Not a kernel issue, it's just throttling because your phone got too hotThe latest blackscreens OC 6.6.1 and 6.5 were capped to 1708MHz BIG and 1401MHz LITTLE. I've tried AICP and AOSiP both 9.0 Android. Tested with Kernel Auditor but can't get max them.
Oh, I'm at LEX722.
Use freezer. It's thermal throttlingThe latest blackscreens OC 6.6.1 and 6.5 were capped to 1708MHz BIG and 1401MHz LITTLE. I've tried AICP and AOSiP both 9.0 Android. Tested with Kernel Auditor but can't get max them.
Oh, I'm at LEX722.
Not a kernel issue, it's just throttling because your phone got too hot
With the current overclock it heats up pretty fast and then has to throttle right away so the device doesn't get damaged, if it was overclocked even more it would heat up even faster and thus would throttle faster which would make the overclock effectively useless, blame leeco for a bad hardware designI'm wondering why the overclock on modern CPUs is so modest. I remember I had a huawei U8800 that had a stock frequency of 800Mhz but I could safely overclock it to 1.8Ghz. So why cant there be a safe overclock beyond a few mhz on modern SoC's?
Yeah. I definitely blame Leeco for this poor thermal performance. The sd821 got a lot of praise for its ability to stay cool but that's definitely not true for the pro 3. My next project on this phone will be cracking it open and putting some premium thermal paste and see how much better it gets. This phone throttles way too soon and too hard.With the current overclock it heats up pretty fast and then has to throttle right away so the device doesn't get damaged, if it was overclocked even more it would heat up even faster and thus would throttle faster which would make the overclock effectively useless, blame leeco for a bad hardware design
Let us know the result!Yeah. I definitely blame Leeco for this poor thermal performance. The sd821 got a lot of praise for its ability to stay cool but that's definitely not true for the pro 3. My next project on this phone will be cracking it open and putting some premium thermal paste and see how much better it gets. This phone throttles way too soon and too hard.
I would start with seeing if it can work okay with the powersave CPU governor, that would be the best for battery life if you're only using the phone as a hotspot, if it needs more CPU power though I would go with the impulse governor, for the io scheduler go with noop, for the gpu governor I would use simple ondemand, and that's probably itHave a zl1 now with a busted screen. Using it just as a hotspot. Recommended kernel settings for max battery life just to handle that service?
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