anyone know what this govenor does?
"SmartassH3 - based on SmartassV2 with parameters tuned by H3ROS (thanks) -
more efficient frequency scaling - not ramping too high when not needed this could potentially
result in better battery life"
source - http://www.modaco.com/topic/353434-...or-all-custom-roms/page__st__240#entry2041488
Thanks, I couldn't find that lol
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Thanks, I couldn't find this info.
Although it is an old post Google keeps sending me here.
I flashed the rin kernel and wanted to know what you guys using as io scheduler and governor. What were the effects of choosing them ?
Thanks.
ymcc said:
I flashed the rin kernel and wanted to know what you guys using as io scheduler and governor. What were the effects of choosing them ?
Thanks.
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You can find explanations of governors and schedulers here:
[REF][TWEAKS] Kernel Governors, Modules, I/O Schedulers, CPU Tweaks, AIO App Configs
[Info]Useful info about I/O scheduler and CPU Governor!
Thank you for these useful posts but im more interested in what people actually experience. And i heard that some governors are not supported by some phones.
Interactive/noop
Now i set it up to smartassv2 and sio for screen on. For screen off i use smartassv2 and sio. I'm using performance profile xposed module.
EDIT: Now i read some of those and learned that using different governors for screen off and screen on would cause lags when waking up the device so smartassv2ed all of them.
I use intellidemand and deadline for screen on. Has always worked well for me on any phone.
I am currently on RR with the m8 kernel.
I am seeing a very bizarre behavioural pattern where powersaving governors and hotplugs such as alucard have ha huge battery consumption whereas interactive governors such as yankactive or intelliactive consume way less.
For example my current settings are smartmax_eps governor with msm_hotplug,
Code:
CPU Maximum Frequency 1267Mhz
CPU minumum Frequency 268Mhz
Sync threshold disabled
Input boost frequency disabled
For my hotplug I have the MSM Hotplug
Code:
all defaults
For GPU governor
Code:
Max Frequency 462Mhz
GPU governor powersave
I have also enabled vomer accurich in screen settings, but I don't think it should have any bearings on the battery life.
and it still consumes more than Intelliactive with the MSM Hotplug and 2 Boosted cores. and max boost frequency 2419MHz.
I don't even want to talk abour zzmoove that has an incredible power drain when I have enabled the zzmoove all hotplugs disabled and zzmoove native hotplug enabled (23%/h).
Am I doing something wrong or are some of my configurations wrong? I have tasker and wanted to have the best powersaving experience while on the go and then switch over to a good interactive governor when playing some games sometimes. I am missing the power saving profile with great battery life.
Does here someone have a better configuration profile or an idea of what the problem might be or the thing that I am missing?
Alucard, arteractive and SavagedZen use more 2.4GHz(max freq). I noticed that, and I don't know why mentioned governors do that.
That's on Team M8 kernel.
@Zile995
What is the reasoning behind using max freq so much? Isn't it so that 4 slow cores tend to be more energy effiecient than 2 fast ones?
What is the setup you are using if I may ask?
Nyquis said:
@Zile995
What is the reasoning behind using max freq so much? Isn't it so that 4 slow cores tend to be more energy effiecient than 2 fast ones?
What is the setup you are using if I may ask?
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This http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=68121297
+ intelli_plug
They have bugs, I don't know why.
Dirtycore is n oxygen kernel made with bits of all available kernels.
Govs
Cultavation-testing
Bluactive
performance
interactive(modded by me)
ondemand
userspace
powersave
IO
noop
deadline
cfq
fiops
sio
zen
BFQ
Maple
fifo
sioplus
vr
TCP
cdg
dctcp
bic
westwood
highspeed
many more
Special features
gesture control(flar)
adreno boost
disable Fsync
many more
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Flar for all he did and provided to the kernel
nathan chance for helping get it going
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Last Updated 2017-07-03
Wow.. Another new kernel to try.
Thank you, new kernels yess
Thanks
thanks guys
Beast is online !
Does this kernel supports framebuffer and allows to write directly to FB device?
ProGreen said:
Does this kernel supports framebuffer and allows to write directly to FB device?
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TEST and report
UPDATE
changelog
-upstream to linux 4.4.40
dabug123 said:
TEST and report
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I couldn't get framebuffer to work, but there was improvement in BT ant USB drivers compared to stock and ElementalX kernels - I got PS3 controller to work without problems wired and over BT . Also this kernel seems little bit unstable as my phone did reboot when in standby without any heavy background tasks for no reason.
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I couldn't get framebuffer to work, but there was improvement in BT ant USB drivers compared to stock and ElementalX kernels - I got PS3 controller to work without problems wired and over BT . Also this kernel seems little bit unstable as my phone did reboot when in standby without any heavy background tasks for no reason.
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Unstable I ran it for days along with my testers and no RR yet..I think saying unstable is harsh but whatever .How bout a log?
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I'm new in doing something more than just flashing random things. Where that log is located at? Also I switched back to ElementalX kernel, if I experience random reboots with that kernel - I'll let you know, may be something else is causing that.
So far so good with this kernel.
So what tweaks have you done to Interactive? Also what's good about cultivator? I've never heard of it before haha. Which would you suggest for best battery/performance balance
Can you explain the cultivation testing gov?
It's a gov I had on my op3 kernel ported from the 6p..At time it was an upstream kernel for 4.4 that is based off interactive that provides battery saving and a feature called fastlane..If u look in gov options u will see fastlane,u wanna set to 1 to turn on..Far as interactive I have edit most values to provide little snappier more aggressive jump on cores
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Kernel update will be in few hours more upstream
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Any plans for overclocking? Maybe you can be the first haha. Try with a 100mhz oc and see how that goes and then consider pushing it more.
So far I think I'll stick with this kernel as my daily driver since I haven't noticed any issues and you're communication is amazing. At least until there like 100 pages here haha
Lol I update alot and develop alot..For sure the kernel will get oc and it will get custom kernel..Also I'm the Dirty unicorns maintainer so soon
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dabug123 said:
It's a gov I had on my op3 kernel ported from the 6p..At time it was an upstream kernel for 4.4 that is based off interactive that provides battery saving and a feature called fastlane..If u look in gov options u will see fastlane,u wanna set to 1 to turn on..Far as interactive I have edit most values to provide little snappier more aggressive jump on cores
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can't see fastlane using exk manager ?
Jimsilver73 said:
can't see fastlane using exk manager ?
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Switch to the cultivation governor and then go to governor options. Scroll down a little bit and set fastlane to 1. Then it will be enabled
Does anyone know if schedplus CPU governor in Nokia 5.1 plus is related to "sched" governor in Google pixels?