Yeah as I said it fixed after rebooting.
Lazy Kernel for OP5/T - 10/27/2020
- Thread starter DeadRod
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Same thing happened to me today just noticed I'm at 54 percent I only charged it to 80 I rebooted and it's fine now I'm on the latest oos 10 beta 2 and using lazy oos test vx32 and noticed the minimum frequency is 518 on little and 806 on big, what happened to 175? I liked that it used less idle drain power, it used to go down to 90 mA rate now it hovers around 120 mA. Thx
I moved from crDroid to PA and flashed the beta last night and I am pleased with what you have done, good job and thank you for developing one for PA. There is a slight increase in responsiveness on the rom and the batter life is better. I have only been using the PA kernel for about 12 hours but I will see how it goes long term. Looking forward to the stable version. :good:
Could you give us your sots after maybe a cycle or two? The only thing stopping me from using PA is battery life. This kernel might be able to change that. :laugh:
I will keep an eye on it but battery life is very subjective. I know with PA on stock kernel from 100% to 20% I had 3 hours ad 45 minutes SOT. So far today I unplugged the power cable 7.5 hours ago with only 30 minute screen time and right now it is sitting at 85% battery. To me that is a decent improvement from PA stock kernel in regards to idle power drain. I will try to mimic what I did to get 3h 45m with PA and let you know.
So I have gone through one cycle from 100% to 20% just like I did with the stock PA kernel and I was able to get 4h 30min SOT wit the latest PA beta build. To get an additional 45 minutes is pretty impressive in my opinion. I have attached screenshots of the SOT and a breakdown of SOT for each app, by the time I realised SOT per app was located in the apps section in the settings, the battery just dropped 1%.
Again, take it with a grain of salt since its near impossible to replicate exactly what I did when I was an the PA stock kernel (and I can't remember exactly what I did) but what I did in this cycle is my typical phone usage for the past couple of days.
Again, take it with a grain of salt since its near impossible to replicate exactly what I did when I was an the PA stock kernel (and I can't remember exactly what I did) but what I did in this cycle is my typical phone usage for the past couple of days.
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New dev update is out! Big changes compared to former dev build!
Not able to boot PA with newest dev build. No sure if it's my fault or not. Everything was working fine earlier then I rebooted and it was hanging at the OP splash screen. Had to reflash the rom over to replace the stock PA kernel to get it to boot. I was using x.5 until today.
I also built my own Quartz 3 to enable AOD and couldn't boot with x.7. I'm kind of just guessing that it's because of Quartz 3 but I'm honestly not sure.
I also built my own Quartz 3 to enable AOD and couldn't boot with x.7. I'm kind of just guessing that it's because of Quartz 3 but I'm honestly not sure.
Try the upcoming dev build, it may be more stable and compatible.
EDIT: I now moved to PA just for a bit, the new version is working fine with it.
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Awesome! I'll try it out then. Love the kernel btw, best I've used in my 5t.
Edit: Flashed x.8 earlier today and it's been running wonderfully so far!
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Problem in PA Test x7 is CPU Little Minimum is 500 (instead of 300) and CPU Big minimum is 800 ! (instead od 300/500)
It's not a problem, it's intended so that the frequencies won't jump more often than not.
New dev updates have been pushed! The builds should be more stable now.
Excellent results with custom2-expermental-vX.2 ... doze / sleep great battery. Nitrogen Q dumbling. Now with ?! Many more updated ones will take awhile to flash & test!!! Thanks
No, in Lazy Quartz version values are 500 Little and 800 Big, others values under 300>500 & 300>800 are not available at all
Yes that's exactly what I intended to have since having lower frequencies will simply be useless since the governor will just simply prefer the higher ones and the cost from transitioning from a lower freq to a higher one will be more costly.
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May someone share the latest version for use with crDroid 6.6? I don't have Telegram.
You get the builds from GitHub, not Telegram and this is mentioned in the OP. To make it simpler for you, the link is below:
https://github.com/ederekun/LazyReleases
Yeah I tried browsing the Github and either I'm blind or I cannot find it. I see the three files, and then when I scroll down I see the three links. One to this XDA thread, two to Telegram, and then more links to FKM json links.
Edit: Figured out how it works... Lol I feel dumb. Both custom and custom2 works with crDroid 5.11, which is Android Pie, but only custom2 Wi-Fi works.
Now is it possible to get F2FS working with crDroid 5.11? I can't get it to boot no matter what I try. I only have /data set to F2FS.
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Don't agree... Stock firmware using this values... So it's not useless, because it's depending of your usage (app/games - boost/no boost)
Look my screenshots, fortunally i don't have only 500 / 800 mhz like you when the most used frequency is 300.
So you can just keep other frequencies for others users ? Boost sched will do the same job for you, but i will tweak for my usage, not if they are not available at all
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