Yeah you may want to wipe or check some rogue apps. I'm getting deep sleep with intellidemand.
Nexus 4 using xda premium
[Kernel] (ver 041) Mako KK 4.4 (UV/OTG/CPU/GPU OC/Hybrid Linux 3.4+) [08-02-14]
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Nexus 4 using xda premium
Ah, that explains it (sort of, off to research powerHal). Weird that they chose rom to control it some of the cpu functions. Well, I'll be keeping an eye on your progress. Thanks for reply.
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Just did a clean flash of room and kernel...still have deep sleep as an unused step...very odd. I rebooted and wiped dalvik.
hi there!
just wanted to say that battery life is great with intellidemand!
faux, you might check out shaky156's kernel https://twitter.com/shaky153/status/273042339566592000 , as it provides a great improvement in performance!
big thanx for all your work!
just wanted to say that battery life is great with intellidemand!
faux, you might check out shaky156's kernel https://twitter.com/shaky153/status/273042339566592000 , as it provides a great improvement in performance!
big thanx for all your work!
Are you on WiFi or using network data? For some reason I noticed that on Wi-Fi I was getting deep sleep but on data I wasn't
More than likely is a rogue app though
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I think i had a hangup in the market installs, every time i rebooted another app or two would pop up on my homescreen, even though they were already installed, im getting deepsleep now, but im going to try shaky's kernel.
there is no intellidemand for me with beta 004, where is it?
Download link in post #220....few pages back.there is no intellidemand for me with beta 004, where is it?
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Not sure how others are getting such great performance from this kernel.....benchmarks fell apart on it for me. Back to Faux's fabulous kernel!
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i ordered the Nexus 4 used to have HTC One X then i saw that the Nexus 4 had a touchscreen sensitivity problem is that fixed in ur Kernel or is there no fix for it pleas answer!
i ordered the Nexus 4 used to have HTC One X then i saw that the Nexus 4 had a touchscreen sensitivity problem is that fixed in ur Kernel or is there no fix for it pleas answer!
I think he is mistaken the performance increase as being kernel related, when, in reality, it is likely due to the updated antutu.Download link in post #220....few pages back.
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Not sure how others are getting such great performance from this kernel.....benchmarks fell apart on it for me. Back to Faux's fabulous kernel!
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the touch sensitivity is fine on the nexus.
Im referring to people getting over 18K on Antutu....I managed just 14k with Shaky's and 16 with Faux's.
I haven't heard of any issues with touchscreen. Point me to the right direction and I may look at it.
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Early on some were measuring touch sensitivity and found it much less sensitive than the Gnex and Nexus 7. I have yet to hear anyone complain about actual issues when using the device.
It might be not the most sensitive display, so if you have very thick dry skin you might experience a bit of problem, but in general it's good enough.
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Here's a thread on the subject.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1995775&highlight=touch
I have a galaxy nexus and a nexus 7 and I do agree that the touch screen sensitivity on the nexus 4 is less than those 2 devices.
Pocketnow talks about it in the their galaxy nexus vs nexus 4 comparison video.
http://pocketnow.com/2012/11/21/galaxy-nexus-vs-nexus-4-video
I have 004 flashed on my device, but intellidemand is not available as an option on fauxclock. What simple thing am I missing?
Need to be on 005 check back a few pages...was 2 zips posted.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=34634822&postcount=220
005 on any governor, including intellidemand, makes the phone seem a little choppier than stock kernel for me, just bringing the fluidity to attention. Haven't done any personal benchmarks though. I'm sure when you are able to hack the PowerHAL it will be even more fluid than stock, also with better battery life! Been using your kernels on the Gnex, HOX, and now N4! Faux is definitely the best kernel dev imo!
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