SaberMod Franco.Kernel | AOSP & (CM testing) | r204 | 1 Apr 14 | Sched-dl | Linux 3.4.84 | GCC 4.8.3 -O3

[zaclimon]

Hi awesome kernel...can you possibly look at this...
https://github.com/McKael/FrancoKernel-mako/commits/dt2w
Works very well...
Highly configurable...http://lilotux.net/~mikael/pub/android/kernel/N4/

It's basically this one I've added into the kernel. Sorry for the long reply hehe , I didn't saw it in my notifications.

 

[slipknot31]

this very good kernel. thanks to the dev that You work in the

 

[deedeeceleb]

Any chance you could provide us a r210 kernel? Really appreciate your work!

 

[zaclimon]

Any chance you could provide us a r210 kernel? Really appreciate your work!

Sorry for the late reply, Franco didn't really added anything from r209f. (looks like either I've updated my commits to be synced with him or he didn't pushed his stuff yet)

Also is there any features do you guys want or you find that the kernel is enough as it is? (No new governors/io scheds..)

 

[illanxr]

Sorry for the late reply, Franco didn't really added anything from r209f. (looks like either I've updated my commits to be synced with him or he didn't pushed his stuff yet)

Also is there any features do you guys want or you find that the kernel is enough as it is? (No new governors/io scheds..)

I personally belive that Matrix v14.0 frequencies work better for both battery life and performance (192, 288, 540, 702, 1026, 1188, 1350 and 1512 MHz). I have been comparing these two kernels and it seems to have less battery drain with no performance nor smoothness cost (at least in my fast binned chip). For everything else, this kernel is amazing

 

[WiwiPouPou]

I personally belive that Matrix v14.0 frequencies work better for both battery life and performance (192, 288, 540, 702, 1026, 1188, 1350 and 1512 MHz). I have been comparing these two kernels and it seems to have less battery drain with no performance nor smoothness cost (at least in my fast binned chip). For everything else, this kernel is amazing

I haven't the same experience, that kernel is the best battery-wise, by far !

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Sorry for the late reply, Franco didn't really added anything from r209f. (looks like either I've updated my commits to be synced with him or he didn't pushed his stuff yet)

Also is there any features do you guys want or you find that the kernel is enough as it is? (No new governors/io scheds..)

Adding touch to wake as helldoctor if possible ? Thanks a lot for your amazing work !

 

[zaclimon]

I personally belive that Matrix v14.0 frequencies work better for both battery life and performance (192, 288, 540, 702, 1026, 1188, 1350 and 1512 MHz). I have been comparing these two kernels and it seems to have less battery drain with no performance nor smoothness cost (at least in my fast binned chip). For everything else, this kernel is amazing

The frequencies looks fine so far for my standpoint but I can consider it if it does indeed increase the battery life of your device.

I haven't the same experience, that kernel is the best battery-wise, by far !

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Adding touch to wake as helldoctor if possible ? Thanks a lot for your amazing work !

I already have the dt2w from McKael, no need for further touch wake inputs.

 

[WiwiPouPou]

The frequencies looks fine so far for my standpoint but I can consider it if it does indeed increase the battery life of your device.



I already have the dt2w from McKael, no need for further touch wake inputs.

Touch to wake is very different, it stays ON only few seconds after screen goes off by timer, then it's disabled, so no battery drain after the few seconds. It's an entire different philosophy ! Even the iPhones have it ^^

But that's fine as it is, that kernel is the best one !

 

[zaclimon]

Touch to wake is very different, it stays ON only few seconds after screen goes off by timer, then it's disabled, so no battery drain after the few seconds. It's an entire different philosophy ! Even the iPhones have it ^^

But that's fine as it is, that kernel is the best one !

True to this. I would consider it if you didn't said that the iPhone had it. NO APPLE ALLOWED HERE!!

Jokes aside, I can check for it but as I said earlier, I doubt I will implement another touch input method.

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[WiwiPouPou]

True to this. I would consider it if you didn't said that the iPhone had it. NO APPLE ALLOWED HERE!!

Jokes aside, I can check for it but as I said earlier, I doubt I will implement another touch input method.

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^^ that's OK !

Mmh.. Maybe adding USB OTG ? Hellsdoctor just did it, that's a useful I'll to have !

Anyway, you're very kind, thanks a lot !

 

[jkyoho]

adding adjust brightness level tweak plz. backlight minimum20 still tooo bright for me...

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[WiwiPouPou]

adding adjust brightness level tweak plz. backlight minimum20 still tooo bright for me...

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Use semaphore manager to toggle exponential brightness or that cmd line in tasker :

echo 0 > /sys/devices/i2c-0/0-0038/lm3530_br_mode

 

[zaclimon]

^^ that's OK !

Mmh.. Maybe adding USB OTG ? Hellsdoctor just did it, that's a useful I'll to have !

Anyway, you're very kind, thanks a lot !

Ya this would be easy to implement, though I remember that the nexus 4 needs an external power source in order to do OTG. Please correct me if I'm wrong though.

For the frequencies I'm less sure because I want to keep it as Franco-esque as possible though if it can save some battery I'll check it.

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[WiwiPouPou]

Ya this would be easy to implement, though I remember that the nexus 4 needs an external power source in order to do OTG. Please correct me if I'm wrong though.

For the frequencies I'm less sure because I want to keep it as Franco-esque as possible though if it can save some battery I'll check it.

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Indeed it needs external power, but with a y cable and an external battery it's still a useful option !

That's cool ! I will donate to you next month on payday !

Please don't integrate the files that mods framework apk in the ROM, it causes errors with ART, just commit as barome did in HD22 !

 

[zaclimon]

Indeed it needs external power, but with a y cable and an external battery it's still a useful option !

That's cool ! I will donate to you next month on payday !

Please don't integrate the files that mods framework apk in the ROM, it causes errors with ART, just commit as barome did in HD22 !

Alright, I'll add it then. Also don't worry about the framework mods, I only want this to be a kernel first and foremost.

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[ernestnwanu]

210 is out! ?

 

[zaclimon]

210 is out! ?

Yep, getting this worked on Thursday.

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[zaclimon]

Said I would get it today, here it is!

r210:

- Upstream code from franco.Kernel (thermal code rebasing and the logic for interactive changed)
- Linux 3.4.101
- Added USB-OTG support
- Compiled using my own newer SM 4.9.2 GCC
- Removed sched_deadline (Was conflicting with some newer stuff included in newer linux versions and I haven't found a difference so far hmm)

Download:

AOSP: http://d-h.st/xkn
CM: http://d-h.st/5sp

I changed up the naming of my branches so it won't affect those who wanted to see the deadline_sched changes. They are now sm-4.4 and sm-4.4-CM:

https://github.com/zaclimon/mako-linaro/tree/sm-4.4
https://github.com/zaclimon/mako-linaro/tree/sm-4.4-cm

Also I was thinking perhaps on making a new thread in order to not clutter this one anymore. Plus I could take on xcstacy's work and add my personal features. What do you guys think of it?

Enjoy!!

 

[philosophics]

I'm for it. It would also alleviate the confusion when people see the title of r204

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[desiromeo719]

Thanks man we deff appreciate all the work you do!

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