Sorry if this has been asked before but I did run a search for this and found no results but is there a best option to choose for the inc 2 for I/o scheduling?
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I use noop. Always have.
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Sio or simple is what I use. The advanced features of other schedulers are lost in android, so simple saves battery. Not a lot, but I like to do whatever I can.
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Is anyone using setcpu for the zedo kernel? And if so are you using screen off profiles to save battery or is this not needed? And what governors are you using as well as setting for good battery life. I don't care much for overclocking.
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interhawk1 said:
Is anyone using setcpu for the zedo kernel? And if so are you using screen off profiles to save battery or is this not needed? And what governors are you using as well as setting for good battery life. I don't care much for overclocking.
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i set up one for when the screen was off.
ondemand gov seemed to work best.
tool2269 said:
i set up one for when the screen was off.
ondemand gov seemed to work best.
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Noticed any increase in Battery life?
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Most modern phones automatically adjust the cpu as needed.
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I flashed a different kernel and now Ondemand is gone, which governor is closest to that in battery life and performance?
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What kernel you using
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AtmosFEAR4701 said:
I flashed a different kernel and now Ondemand is gone, which governor is closest to that in battery life and performance?
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http://www.setcpu.com/#7
Check out that link, on the setcpu site they break it down for you. Also check out a few of the guides on here, they have it even further in depth talking about which governors are best for what.
Interactive would be the closest to ondemand if its available or interactiveX
Can someone tell me by default what is the processor settings under performance on a fresh cm9 install. I was playing with these and did not take note of the default settings.
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I believe it was set to ondemand
CM9 Beta 1 4.0.4 FB15
On demand
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Thanks guys
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Is there a way to add a scheduler and CPU governor with out building the entire kernel?
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im curious as well? anyone know?
I don't believe so.. Just use Ktoonsez's kernel. There's plenty of governors and schedulers.
To answer the original question, no these are compile-time options.
Exactly. Requires source code, which we do not have.
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Which is better? Whats your configs? Share, comment and like :beer:
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For me Lulzactive appears to be a bit more battery friendly than Smartassv2. Others may say the opposite, but for me the results are better with Lulzactive regarding battery life and smoothness.
Lulzactive the best tweak
Row io?
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eluspo said:
Which is better? Whats your configs? Share, comment and like :beer:
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Famous answer: It depends.
Longer answer: It totally depends on your usage pattern. Use one for a couple of days, then use the other one for a couple of days, and summarize your own experience.
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