[Kernel | Android 10 | One UI 2.5 | FUF5/FUH1/FUJ2/FUK1/FVC2/FVH1] BeastMode Kernel v2 for N960F | v2.18f1a3 | 20230223

[amit_coolcampus]

remember to disable sync too

Which sync among both are you referring to?

 

[ykkfive]

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Which sync among both are you referring to?

i meant data sync
but you better disable fsync too temperarily as shown above for better results

 

[amit_coolcampus]

i meant data sync
but you better disable fsync too temperarily as shown above for better results

Lol...
Well I would prefer to keep data sync enabled rather. By getting high score I meant keeping the permanent settings.

 

[Bobby19145]

ядро нормально установилось? вы можете найти его в настройках, программное обеспечение

yes the kernel is fine to install but the applications are not deleted

 

[Bobby19145]

да ядро нормально ставится но приложения не удаляются

I returned to the stock core

 

[livagoth]

i meant data sync
but you better disable fsync too temperarily as shown above for better results

But at instructions post you suggest to enable both. So which one should we keep active , only dynamic?

 

[Bobby19145]

how to install this kernel correctly?

 

[ykkfive]

But at instructions post you suggest to enable both. So which one should we keep active , only dynamic?

for normal daily use:
enable both fsync and dynamic fsync (slower but maintain data integrity)

for getting higer scores in benchmarking:
disable fsync

 

[ykkfive]

how to install this kernel correctly?

use twrp 3.3.1

 

[Matrix1001]

Hi Everyone !
I installed Beast 2.17 and updated Magisk 23 to 24.1 and I lost Root

 

[ykkfive]

Hi Everyone !
I installed Beast 2.17 and updated Magisk 23 to 24.1 and I lost Root

try uninstall 24.1, then reflash 2.17 and finish magisk 23 installation if prompted

 

[turbomann]

When I set big cluster at any value over 2002mhz it returns to 2000mhz magically , i reflash kernel and do nothing..

 

[Matrix1001]

try uninstall 24.1, then reflash 2.17 and finish magisk 23 installation if prompted

Thanks for advice but i completely reinstalled all system and I didn't update Magisk from 23 to 24

 

[ykkfive]

When I set big cluster at any value over 2002mhz it returns to 2000mhz magically , i reflash kernel and do nothing..

more details pls

 

[turbomann]

more details pls

Smart pack kernel and Franko kernel manager do the same behaviour. I try to set big cluster up to 2ghz and goes down at 2ghz every time I tried. Reflash kernel not solve the problem.

Android 10 ketan rom.

Update: the value in kernel manager gets stucked at 2ghz but the real value of cpu works well.

 

[ykkfive]

Smart pack kernel and Franko kernel manager do the same behaviour. I try to set big cluster up to 2ghz and goes down at 2ghz every time I tried. Reflash kernel not solve the problem.

Android 10 ketan rom.

Update: the value in kernel manager gets stucked at 2ghz but the real value of cpu works well.

ok then, it should be working now

 

[TechNoobForSale]

Smart pack kernel and Franko kernel manager do the same behaviour. I try to set big cluster up to 2ghz and goes down at 2ghz every time I tried. Reflash kernel not solve the problem.

Android 10 ketan rom.

Update: the value in kernel manager gets stucked at 2ghz but the real value of cpu works well.

@ykkfive I think this should be a disclaimer in the Kernel post because there's still people who don't know.

@turbomann

Exynos 9810 Big Cores only go to max 2886MHz when one core is used. The frequency you can tune in Smartpack Kernel Manager and Franco Kernel manager is only for Quad Core which is 2002MHz max.

Single Core load: 2886MHz (Already OCed from stock 2704MHz)
Dual Core load: 2314MHz (Same as stock. Maybe could go to 2652MHz)
Quad Core load: 2002MHz (only this you can change, stock is 1794MHz)

Running all big cores at 2886MHz will be very useful for frying eggs on your phone or making the battery go very big (2314 to 2886 power consumption doubles).

It's not a bug. It's CPU architecture. We have some releases that do 2314MHz on Quad and it's stable but heat production is bigger and the profit you get is not big enough because it throttles too fast. Needs an increased control temperature.

 

[turbomann]

@ykkfive I think this should be a disclaimer in the Kernel post because there's still people who don't know.

@turbomann

Exynos 9810 Big Cores only go to max 2886MHz when one core is used. The frequency you can tune in Smartpack Kernel Manager and Franco Kernel manager is only for Quad Core which is 2002MHz max.

Single Core load: 2886MHz (Already OCed from stock 2704MHz)
Dual Core load: 2314MHz (Same as stock. Maybe could go to 2652MHz)
Quad Core load: 2002MHz (only this you can change, stock is 1794MHz)

Running all big cores at 2886MHz will be very useful for frying eggs on your phone or making the battery go very big (2314 to 2886 power consumption doubles).

It's not a bug. It's CPU architecture. We have some releases that do 2314MHz on Quad and it's stable but heat production is bigger and the profit you get is not big enough because it throttles too fast. Needs an increased control temperature.

Oh ****. I know it but stress blinds me . I thinked that tune frequency was on single core max. The strange thing is float cpu meter shows freq above 2002mhz in big cluster but appears to be the freq of 1 core x4 because is the same value always for the 4 big cores (at high freq). Actually limited big CL to 2314mhz eventually it shows 2314 in 4 big cores.

Anyway, cpu max freq works ok, kernel manager shows 2002mhz stucked but if you put max freq to 2600 avg, the max single core freq adjust to this freq (confirmed with the cpu float monitor). That shows that the max freq you tune applies to single core, not only quad core engage. But monitor shows the 4 cores at 2600 when the reality is one single big core at that freq.

Any float cpu meter trustable to see real core freq applied to single and dual core use?

 

[TechNoobForSale]

Oh ****. I know it but stress blinds me . I thinked that tune frequency was on single core max. The strange thing is float cpu meter shows freq above 2002mhz in big cluster but appears to be the freq of 1 core x4 because is the same value always for the 4 big cores (at high freq). Actually limited big CL to 2314mhz eventually it shows 2314 in 4 big cores.

Anyway, cpu max freq works ok, kernel manager shows 2002mhz stucked but if you put max freq to 2600 avg, the max single core freq adjust to this freq (confirmed with the cpu float monitor). That shows that the max freq you tune applies to single core, not only quad core engage. But monitor shows the 4 cores at 2600 when the reality is one single big core at that freq.

Any float cpu meter trustable to see real core freq applied to single and dual core use?

CPU float is actually the best out there if you want a monitor you can keep everywhere. Devcheck is an app that is able to check frequencies and offline cores much more accurately but again, it’s not on screen.

Also yes, the tune frequency is for single core max but only after it passes the quad core max freq. below that, it sets both.

 

[sianshahid]

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