This is really more for memory management. I suppose it could have a benifit for battery as its going to kill apps faster,but I'm unsure how much. I personally don't see the need to set it to aggressive. Our device has decent enough memory,but I suppose we all do different things on our phone so it depends. My best advice: try it out for a bit and see if you notice and benefits or problems.
The higher the value, the more you deprive yourself of RAM. Usually change the last 3 items. Great value reduces multitasking. For example, if you set 300 to the last item, then the applications will start to be unloaded with a remaining memory of 300, increasing from less important to important.
Doesnt that mean i get more RAM if Apps are being unloaded?
Well,the apps are going to unload from memory quicker,so yes. We all do different things on our devices,so it is dependent upon that,but I've never had any memory issues.
Thanks - is the 1.5Ghz version still overclocking the GPU? I'm just not a fan of overclocking...
Well,Samsung had the 1.5ghz in their code for revision 2 and above of the CPU. It was only a matter of unlocking the frequency. So to answer your question,no the 1.5 is not technically overclocked. Samsung just decided to not use it for whatever reason.Thanks - is the 1.5Ghz version still overclocking the GPU? I'm just not a fan of overclocking...
The installation fails on my G800F with
Unpacking ramdisk failedFrom the archive with your firmware, pull out the boot.img. Flush it in twrp. Now you can put v4.
That's an interesting error that I have not seen. I know of know issues with TWRP regarding this. Hopefully doing what Oleggluk has suggested will work. If not let me know and I will try to see if I can figure out the issue.
Yes, the Oleggluk's tip worked fine in terms of flashing. Then, however I ran into my old problem with RR 5.8.3 being very fragile in terms of updating the kernel. This resulted in random reboots (warm and cold) which I am trying to solve right now.
Well I'm glad that worked. I don't know why the other issues. I've experienced none of this and I know Oleggluk is also running RR and he's not reported any real issues to me like this.
I did a clean install (wiping system, cache and art) with only RR and open_gapps (from July). This worked well. Then I installed Magisk 13.3 and the system came up nicely, not showing any reboots or other unstable behaviour.
Resetting/cleaning kernel adiutor settings is a good idea. I've experienced some strange things after flashing test versions of my kernel that I believe is related to that. Good luck! I hope all works out.
Same here, no issues with v4.0 and RR, Magisk (edit: 13.3) and substratum theme.
I can confirm that the kernel can not be installed, while Magisk v13.3 is installed. I had to uninstall Magisk in order to install the Kernel. After that I re-installed Magisk and everything is working as expected.
For me it work after cleaning the Kernel Adiutor settings.
Interesting. Thanks to both of you for the info. Not much I can do about it as far as I can think. I'll look into it though. Thanks again and glad you got it sorted.
I do not have any problems with the installation of the kernel after Magisk is already installed. My phone rund very stable since I did a clean install and only changed a few kernel settings.
Glad to hear all is working well. Westwood will be the default TCP congestion from the next build on. It was suppose to be on this build, but I forgot.
