[KERNEL][N72013] franco.Kernel - r31 - 19th April - Nougat & Oreo

[cyanoviper]

kitkat must have a huge impact, i can't even get close to that on paranoid android

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[TheDarkDefender]

Idle drain is back to being great on r10. Lost 3% in 22hrs of idleness. :thumbup::thumbup:

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[mirco_pa]

Guys what are you talking about? Stop blaming Franco, battery life is great with his kernel. If is not that good for you, check your damn wakelocks using betterbatterystats and Greenify battery-waster apps. Or you can undervolt your cpu instead in order to reduce battery consumption. If you use your tablet only for games, your battery CAN NOT last more than 4 hours of screen on time.
Check the screenshot: I used a lot Chrome, Twitter and several games (I'm not a gamer though)

 

[bog3nator]

Yes. I agree. I was thinking that when I read his post. I stayed at 100% for 12 hours of idle. Getting about an hour of SOT per 10%.

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Checked yesterday AMD I was idling at about 1.7%. Dont believe I gave any wakelocks but let me check

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Checked yesterday AMD I was idling at about 1.7%. Dont believe I gave any wakelocks but let me check

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Just checked and last night I idled at .7 ?

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[cobyman7035]

1) does fauxsound app work?
2) usb fast enable charging?
3) n5 gamma app work?

thanks

 

[TheDarkDefender]

1) does fauxsound app work?
2) usb fast enable charging?
3) n5 gamma app work?

thanks

No
Yes
No

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[dud3me]

Guys what are you talking about? Stop blaming Franco, battery life is great with his kernel. If is not that good for you, check your damn wakelocks using betterbatterystats and Greenify battery-waster apps. Or you can undervolt your cpu instead in order to reduce battery consumption. If you use your tablet only for games, your battery CAN NOT last more than 4 hours of screen on time.
Check the screenshot: I used a lot Chrome, Twitter and several games (I'm not a gamer though)

Can I ask what rom you're using? I got 5h so at 14% with 10min of badlands being the only gaming. Mostly chrome, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram etc. And I'm on auto-brightness. I did watch 1h of video and it was stretched over 2 days so it's okay. Performance has been great too.

I had no unusual wake locks and idle battery has always been great for me on Franco and almost every other kernel I've tried too.

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[roblxskye]

Will we ever get color control?

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[farukb]

Will we ever get color control?

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That sounds very ungrateful. Don't be like that.

 

[benhidalgo]

gracias franciscofranco it was worth paying for premium apk

 

[AnarchoXen]

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[roblxskye]

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That sounds very ungrateful. Don't be like that.

I'm just asking .I just got a nexus7 2013 and bought froncos app.I'm no ungrateful .lol this guy.



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[bokagavrilov]

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I'm just asking .I just got a nexus7 2013 and bought froncos app.I'm no ungrateful .lol this guy.



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There was a guy that was studying this device (look for voodoo Nexus 7 2013 display calibration in Google plus communities) you will find it there so you will access the beta, but he hasn't done much progress lately I think he is busy moving to an other country or something similar as far as I remember . It makes it a bit better deeper blacks and better whites and it's compatible with this kernel

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[mirco_pa]

Can I ask what rom you're using? I got 5h so at 14% with 10min of badlands being the only gaming. Mostly chrome, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram etc. And I'm on auto-brightness. I did watch 1h of video and it was stretched over 2 days so it's okay. Performance has been great too.

I had no unusual wake locks and idle battery has always been great for me on Franco and almost every other kernel I've tried too.

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I'm on stock rooted 4.4.2

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[TrenchKato]

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You charged your tablet twice..

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[Nbsss]

Anyone else undervolting? I'm stable at 700mV for 384MHz frequency.

Edit: Franco, would you consider a test release with a 600mv limit, just to see how far the 384 frequency can go (like on the n5)?

 

[poondog]

Anyone else undervolting? I'm stable at 700mV for 384MHz frequency.

Edit: Franco, would you consider a test release with a 600mv limit, just to see how far the 384 frequency can go (like on the n5)?

Too low is no good, for the sake of stability (when people don't know the risks) and its bad for the battery. Also too little voltage can use more battery apparently

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[Nbsss]

too little voltage can use more battery apparently

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Never heard that one before lol.
The other CPU frequencies can't handle much UV, but the min frequencies (ie 384MHz) usually can handle a lot - for example, my nexus 5 has been running a -150mV to the 300MHz frequency and is now at 625mV without any problems, others with a higher CPU bin can do 600mV on that same frequency without issues so far.
It's not a big deal though, i'm just personally curious how low it can go compared to the newer qualcomm chips

 

[poondog]

Never heard that one before lol.
The other CPU frequencies can't handle much UV, but the min frequencies (ie 384MHz) usually can handle a lot - for example, my nexus 5 has been running a -150mV to the 300MHz frequency and is now at 625mV without any problems, others with a higher CPU bin can do 600mV on that same frequency without issues so far.
It's not a big deal though, i'm just personally curious how low it can go compared to the newer qualcomm chips

Dunno if its true, I read it in a trinity thread and believed it
I just saw franco's hammerhead commit haha makes sense now
Keep in mind that the snapdragon in the N5 takes less voltage than the N7 by default
I am running at 825mV at 384 on my One, which is more like the N7 than the N5 is. However I am trying to not push mine

 

[The Gingerbread Man]

Anyone else undervolting? I'm stable at 700mV for 384MHz frequency.

Edit: Franco, would you consider a test release with a 600mv limit, just to see how far the 384 frequency can go (like on the n5)?

I might try it on mine, I'm going through it on my n5 currently though

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