You mean AROMA like ElementalX? I'll see if I can find a workaround for that, I don't necessarily need underclock so I never thought that the clock settings wouldn't stick. blu_active will surely come in the next update, I plan to bring some more changes in the future update.
yes like elementalx b/c prior i tried blu_sparks but i noticed the frequencies do not stick after reboot even if u use a kernel editor to apply boot settings and still does not work, elementalx using aroma was the only way to get them to stick, but i like blu_active kernel but flar2 will not add it. lol thank you for the quick reply
Have you tried disabling CPU boost in Kernel Adiutor? I think Kernel Adiutor is not yet properly updated for SD820, so it might cause some problem with frequency setting. For sRGB, yes, it doesn't stick for me either, I'm looking for a fix for it.
I'll look up and see if I can implement AROMA then, thanks for the report, by the way
This kernel doesn't modify the ramdisk, so yes, it's safe to flash over other custom kernels.
If there's enough request, I might do it, but for now, no, because I really don't want to switch from Oxygen to CM just yet.
Flash RR and itll change your mind
so smooth and bug free
Thank you!
Haha, I actually planned to try HydrogenOS with the kernel, quite unsure about RR but I'll surely try it one day. Thanks for the tip!Flash RR and itll change your mind
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flash HydrogenOS and have your phone last twice as long lol
Never really knew you are into kernel development as well. Hoping to buy my OP3 by next week most probably.
Yep, I have stopped the development for OnePlus One and replaced it with the OP3, that device was a blast to develop on. I'll see you next week then, haha@F4uzan
Nice to see you here man. Have you sold or stopped development for OnePlus One? I quite liked your SAOSP rom for bacon.
I haven't tested it, but since the MultiROM in OP3 uses the no-kexec workaround, it should work fine, if not then I'll find a workaround and fix it.
Definitely, I'll take some sweet time in OOS, though, unless some of my Nexus friends starts nudging me with that sweet N. Thanks!
BTW would you recommend going for this device over OPO or should i wait for this year's Nexus? My priority would be future proof chipset and decent developer support but not expensive device.
I think the OP3 wins over this year Nexus if you don't wish to wait, it's a true successor to the OPO (yes, no hyperbole there), and the smaller battery capacity isn't a complain either when my daily SoT is about 6 hours.
