[ROM] FrankensteinRom v8.1 by FrankensteinTeam [XXEMB5-4.1.2]

[HellasVerona]

Qualcuno sa darmi un consiglio x il kernel? Con la versione frankie precedente ed il boeffla raggiungevo piu di un giorno e mezzo di batteria. Ora arrivo appena a 10 , 12 ore al max. Meglio il syan a questo punto. Premetto che nn sono interessato al dual rom.

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Perseus con i settaggi consigliati in prima pagina, io con la v. 5 mi ero trovato a dir poco bene...

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[devadip]

Perseus con i settaggi consigliati in prima pagina, io con la v. 5 mi ero trovato a dir poco bene...

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Quoto assolutamente il kernel Perseus per la mia esperienza è quello che consuma meno.

[texeros]

In prima pagina? Non li trovo. Potreste linkarmeli? Per favore

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[devadip]

In prima pagina? Non li trovo. Potreste linkarmeli? Per favore

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In realtà io lo utilizzavo così come l'avevo installato,
ora utilizzo siyah per il dual boot, e con un uso normale mi dura 1 giorno (mentre il perseus mi durava 2 giorni )
Comunque hai ragione neanche io ho trovato i settings in prima pagina.

[texeros]

Adesso provo dei settaggi del boeffla e poi valuto. Grazie

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[HellasVerona]

Adesso provo dei settaggi del boeffla e poi valuto. Grazie

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Non nella prima pagina di questa 3d ma in quella del Perseus,adesso non ricordo bene ma se leggi le prime pagine ci sono i settaggi da copiare dentro una cartella...

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[devadip]

Non nella prima pagina di questa 3d ma in quella del Perseus,adesso non ricordo bene ma se leggi le prime pagine ci sono i settaggi da copiare dentro una cartella...

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forse ti riferisci a questo thread:Perseus alpha26.1
•Disabled net_os_rxfilter_add_remove userspace/ROM filter management in the Wifi driver to prevent the operating system of enabling unwanted pass-through multicast and broadcast filters while in standby.


Perseus alpha25 (23/10):
•Raised and fixed USB, MISC charging rate to 900mA.
•Enabled OTG car dock, smart dock and music dock charging. Alternatively this can be triggered if you short pins 4 and 5 of the USB connector with a 40.2kΩ, 64.9kΩ or 619kΩ resistor.
•MTP fixed on OSX devices.
•Fixed ROM power savings feature, this was originally broken because of the addition of overclocking, and the same interface that Samsung uses for limiting CPU speed in power savings mode also limits the max frequency to factory defaults. This is now fixed and powersavings mode will throttle to 1000MHz.
•Fixed mis-configuration of the default audio settings to improve sound quality, sorry about that.
•Ripped out the old GPU scaling mechanisms and scaling logic and replaced it by something new.

The old mechanism was getting overly complicated and was a remnant of the Galaxy S2 where we merely had 2 frequency steps originally; this was fine then, but isn't anymore today. The threshold fuçkery was confusing to a lot of people and people generally misconfigured their settings with inane values.

The new scaling logic follows a more CPU governor-like approach: Scaling up logic is basically the same as before: the GPU will scale up to the next frequency step when the load reaches a certain threshold. Up-scaling takes place step by step. The up-scaling threshold is now global and a single value applies for all frequency steps.

Scaling down in the new logic resembles more like the ondemand method; The scaling down takes place when the load goes under a certain threshold. This threshold is dictated by the up-threshold minus a down-differential. By default they are 90 and 10. Triggering this condition we scale down into a dynamic frequency target capable of accommodating and dictated by the load level. In plain words, we can scale from max frequency immediately down to the lowest one. This will improve power consumption.
•Ripped out the old GPU control interfaces and rewrote it with something new to accommodate the new logic. Your old scripts won't work anymore.


We now have 10 frequency steps to the user's disposition; defaults are: 54 108 160 266 350 440 533 640 733 800.



The new system interface targets can be found in /sys/devices/system/gpu/ .

- freq_table outputs a list of the current frequency table. You can use this interface for configuring the frequencies themselves in two ways:

Pair-wise target setting: echo 533 500 > /sys/devices/system/gpu/freq_table will change the 533 step frequency to 500.
Whole-table echo: echo 54 108 160 266 350 440 500 640 733 800 > /sys/devices/system/gpu/freq_table

In the above example you end up with the same end-result over the stock settings.
Valid clock frequencies are as follows: 54, 108, 160, 200, 266, 275, 300, 350, 400, 440, 500, 533, 600, 640, 666, 700, 733, 750, 800.

- volt_table outputs the voltages to the corresponding frequencies.

Pair-wise target setting: echo 533 1025 > /sys/devices/system/gpu/volt_table will change's 533MHz's voltage to 1025mV.
Whole-table echo in the same format as freq_table. Valid voltages are 600mV => x /sys/devices/system/gpu/thresholds[/FONT] . Remember that the first is the up-threshold and the second is the down-differential. The down differential may not be higher than (99 - up value).

- min_freq and max_freq set the limits of the current DVFS policy. By default we're scaling from 160MHz to 440MHz (Same as stock).

echo 533 > /sys/devices/system/gpu/max_freq will enable the top limit to 533MHz and basically overclock the device.
echo 108 > /sys/devices/system/gpu/min_freq in the same way sets the lower limit.

Perseus alpha25.3:

- current_freq shows the current frequency. This is if somebody likes to make a monitoring app or something.

- time_in_state shows the time spent in µS on each frequency step. Echo 0 to it (by default disabled) to disable it, 1 to enable monitoring, and any other numerical value to reset the timekeeping back to 0.


Sources:

https://github.com/AndreiLux/Perseus-S3

Credit and thanks:

gokhanmoral, netarchy, and anybody credited in the commits.

TL;DR: before flashing aside from known issues in the second post.
•This isn't an AOSP kernel. I won't work with CM and AOSP derivatives.
•Alpha >=22 for SAMSUNG JELLYBEAN ROMS ONLY.

[Din]

In uso batteria mi da solo sistema operativo Android 99% devo fare wipe format per aggiustarlo?


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[devadip]

In uso batteria mi da solo sistema operativo Android 99% devo fare wipe format per aggiustarlo?


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ma da dove prendi questo dato?

[Raziel0]

ma da dove prendi questo dato?

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