I feel as this is a stupid question but was the JIT option in Cyanogenmod's performance settings set to off or on on default?
-icepuente
By default, it should be on, as in checked.
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Is there anyway to enable/disable GPU rendering only on a certain apps?
A lot of apps benefit from enabling this feature. For example, scrolling is significantly smoother in the facebook app with force GPU rendering enabled. But at the same time, many apps that I use won't launch with it enable (e.g. Tiny Tower, which I play all the time...)
Rather than having to go into settings and switch it on/off between apps, is it possible to have a app or be a feature of a custom rom to specific which app to launch with force GPU rendering?
from my understanding this is not possible.
one could write some scripts to add this functionality and use them in a custom rom, but not sure if its an easy task.
On a CM9 (or any CM build if it makes a difference) does anyone know where in the build I would find what allows the VM heapsize option to show up in the Memory options under the Performance options in the Settings menu?
My current recommendations for optimal battery life are as follows: 3.8.0 exp 1 (Lean Kernel)(imoseyon)
this started as an IRC question & i decided i'd like to have something as a reference for those who'd like to maximize battery life with their respective setups. Feel free to post some screen shots of your battery life to show others your sucess!
battery 101 - cut the services (not in use) off !
How to configure Lean Kernel for optimal battery and secondly performance
Please download / flash your mods ROM / kernel / also flash lean tweaks (jakebites)
inside Lean Tweaks:
`enable 'File system speedup' (aka mount disc noatime)
`enable zram
`enable SD card speedup (set to base 2048)
this will all take effect once you reboot (it uses init.d scripts which require a reboot)
`Go to kernel menu > set customer vibration value > set vibration (/haptic) to 1000
install franco.kernel.apk
https://play.google....m.franco.kernel
go straight to system settings > more > *tick* NFC on [off]
next, disable logcats: liquid control > prop modder > *tick* disable logcats (also within franco.kernel.apk *tick* turn off logger)
liquid control > general > *tick* boot animation on [off] ; android bugmailer *tick* on [off] ; Check in service on [off] *tick*
best to manually toggle 3G / SYNC / LTE / GPS / bluetooth (obviously) as they are not in use - these are some of the biggest battery thieves unless you wantto use powersaver;
Power saver optimal settings:
~powermode: power saver / default
~by request (thanks terryrook) here are some preferred powersaver settings (top to bottom)
*tick* enable powersaver [on] off
Screen off action: *tick* [data off]
data action delay: [10 mins] (should be tailored to your preference (this is a great baseline)
Sync action:[ Autosync Off (delayed)]
Time Interval: [12 hrs] (i prefer this / + syncing each time i want my mail etc)
Screen-off Wifi action: [untouched]
Sync data usage: [Prefer Wifi]
Sync mobile data preferences: Prefer 3G
Not only do I use franco.Kernel apk for access to Franco's latest releases, I also use it for functionalities:
Sqlite defrag on boot,
Disable logger
Set max freq for s/o
Etc!
set your brightness with the slider to your liking - i stay in the area of 50%. Display = #1 battery hog
~Governor InteractiveX (interactive for additional stability)
~Max freq: 1650 (highest stable freq for your device) ( my thinking is the quicker the info is processed, the less processing time)(works for me) (you may want to experiment with this!)
~Min freq: 350 (as franco once said, less disatance between min / max = less time spent switching frequencies)
default IO sechduler
lastly for now, remmeber that your GPU settings will greatly affect batery life! i keep my gpu at 307 unless i dgaf about battery at time (for LK inside terminal simply type $su [enter]; $oc gpu 0 [enter]
if you're using set on boot, make certain that you have (lets say feature A) feature A set on boot for instance within either franco.Kernel.apk OR leantweaks. if you have feature A set on boot in both franco.Kernel & leantweaks, you will end up negating any battery benefits.. bc the system expending energy uselessly
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First off I'd like to say ur rom is sick fast and i haven't had 1 reboot or issue since applying it on my verizon nexus. I also get great battery life now. 4-5 hrs screen time and 15 hrs total. Here's kind of a noob question though. I've rooted my android phones in the past.... g1, my touch my touch 3g, and my touch slide. All I really did was flash roms backup tweaks n stuff like that. What and how exactly do u mess with the kernal? Isn't the Franco kernal in liquid 1.4 already? Or are you saying buy the app on the market to keep it updated? Thanks for your help
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Is there a way to get to the governor settings on the stock kernel for the vs985 I'd like to change the interactive governor values to my own
I've tried all of the tuning apps but none of them can get my settings to stick so I was wondering if there is a way to do it manually like where are the stock governor settings stored?
Thanks for any help Rob
Should miui Optimization turned off ?
What will happen if i turned it off ?
I turned mine off because of the YouTube Vanced app, and I haven't noticed any difference. I had to apply some visual settings again. I use my phone for example with the smallest possible font size, and I had to set it up again after disabling optimization. Aaand I almost forgot... Most of the app permissions will be reset too. But honestly said, I don't really see any difference in functionality.