You can modify voltage value in Lupus menu. Instruction in the OP.
Open console , and write - "su"- press enter , you got permission of superuser , then write "lupus"-press enter , and you open a lupus menu !
Yes for the Ray specs..GB fits best...period. It's not only gaming, but every action you do gets faster responseFor the reply. I realize going back to GB is really smooth when playing HD Games plus Custom Roms and Kernels, the best gaming ever.
Yeah I recently use Arc's Rom together with CTCaer kernel and the result is very awesome. It just happened that I want to play heavyweight games so I decided to switch bak to GB. And yet We were still so lucky that we have still good developers who are dedicated in improving our Ray. Kudos to you guys.:victory:Yes for the Ray specs..GB fits best...period. It's not only gaming, but every action you do gets faster response
Only ICS that comes close is Superleggera V5..great job from dev. Arcatarc.
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@wedgess
I enabled frandom from lupus menu, and script is created too.
Now when i check "entropy_avail" i see no difference, is that correct behaviour, and/or do i still need to apply entropy seeder afterwards ?
How can i easily "verify" the Frandom action is successfull ?
Br.
Michel
LOL you want even more ram ? I mean GB is sooo light, that you always have plenty of ram available, check with settings/apps/serviceswedgess, have you seen the posts of CTCaer re Ultra KSM for his next ICS kernel?
Is there anything similar possible for the GB kernels? Any ideas to add us more RAM in the next LuPus GB kernel release?
for me it almost always shows 200 Mb available. By me it's almost always only about 120-150Mb free RAM, hence tehre are some useful apps running.
+1 :laugh:
But what I want is more total RAM. Now with g2jb it's about 330 Mb total RAM available (by both Lupus' and aire's kernels), while ICS kernels like CTCaer give 360+ Mb RAM, JB kernels give 380+ Mb RAM.... I want 380+ MB RAM too!
Those kernels have zram enabled (which is compressed ram) so it seems you have more ram available...but can cause lag..i had lag on ctcaer with zram on.
But what I want is more total RAM. Now with g2jb it's about 330 Mb total RAM available (by both Lupus' and aire's kernels), while ICS kernels like CTCaer give 360+ Mb RAM, JB kernels give 380+ Mb RAM.... I want 380+ MB RAM too!
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I haven't increased RAM for mogami devices on GB kernel. Once I have someone to test it to see how much I can free before breaking 720p then I'll do it. But that would be next week at the earliest 2weekd at the latest. Do take into account that in JB kernel both HDMI and 720p is disabled, hence the large amount of Total RAM.
But what I want is more total RAM. Now with g2jb it's about 330 Mb total RAM available (by both Lupus' and aire's kernels), while ICS kernels like CTCaer give 360+ Mb RAM, JB kernels give 380+ Mb RAM.... I want 380+ MB RAM too!
I haven't increased RAM for mogami devices on GB kernel. Once I have someone to test it to see how much I can free before breaking 720p then I'll do it. But that would be next week at the earliest 2weekd at the latest. Do take into account that in JB kernel both HDMI and 720p is disabled, hence the large amount of Total RAM.
But what I want is more total RAM. Now with g2jb it's about 330 Mb total RAM available (by both Lupus' and aire's kernels), while ICS kernels like CTCaer give 360+ Mb RAM, JB kernels give 380+ Mb RAM.... I want 380+ MB RAM too!
