[INFO][KERNEL] Air Kernel by r_data - Nexus S General

The Official thread opened!

deleted cuz the dev personally opened the thread

good..we have more choices

New Kernel! Yeah~

I will be benchmarking this tonight. I'll edit this post when I'm done! Thanks to the developer and links to source code please!
EDIT: Benchmark added, updated feature table.

Is this for ns4G?
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welcome to the kernel world!! Thanks much...
Not knowing the goodies inside...
Can you add more IO schedulers as in speedy 6 from Eugene373? And as seen on this poll, the most used governors are: lulzactivev2, smartassv2, ondemand, performance. Would you be able to include the *scary* governor. I tested this governor with the SIO scheduler and battery saving were great! I had about 20 hours of use with 27% battery left with moderate-to-heavy usage of social apps (twitter-whatsapp) texting phone calls...with my screen being on for 3h 30m.
Thanks!

y3mita said:
welcome to the kernel world!! Thanks much...
Not knowing the goodies inside...
Can you add more IO schedulers as in speedy 6 from Eugene373? And as seen on this poll, the most used governors are: lulzactivev2, smartassv2, ondemand, performance. Would you be able to include the *scary* governor. I tested this governor with the SIO scheduler and battery saving were great! I had about 20 hours of use with 27% battery left with moderate-to-heavy usage of social apps (twitter-whatsapp) texting phone calls...with my screen being on for 3h 30m.
Thanks!
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Thanks for the feedback!
I will add scary governor on next version.
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jaestreetss said:
Is this for ns4G?
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I have been tested on i9020.
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@r_data
Plz LiveOC and Deep_Idle!
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nexusphone said:
@r_data
Plz LiveOC and Deep_Idle!
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Okay, I will add LiveOC soon.
(This kernel is using Cpuidle instead of Deepidle )

r_data said:
Okay, I will add LiveOC soon.
(This kernel is using Cpuidle instead of Deepidle )
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Deep Idle is romantic, but GLaDOS reboot while calling...
Any chance of Deep Idle?
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nexusphone said:
...Any chance of Deep Idle?...
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alternative version?
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and about voodoo colors "green flicker fix"
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=21672363#post21672363
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Indeed, LiveOC, Deep Idle and Voodoo are romantic items
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Thanks. Always...
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nexusphone said:
and about voodoo colors "green flicker fix"
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=21672363#post21672363
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okay, I'll include it.
thanks for feedback!
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why thread was moved here?

y3mita said:
why thread was moved here?
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There ought to be a link to the source code in the OP to comply with GPL perhaps?
For kernel benchmarks and more, see here: http://goo.gl/mpeHI

This Kernel looks very promising
Somebody has some feedbacks on battery drain compared with the other existing kernels please? Maybe this can help us to compare cpu idle and deep idle
PS: I think that this thread should be moved to the dev section

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Kernel bypass...

What do you want most out of a kernel bypass, or a new kernel?
I figure that I want 1% battery increments lmao...I think Cyanogen is a given.
Want to know what y'all think...
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Cyanogenmod! By far.... cause that would fix all the other probs I have with the DX
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LoopDevices enabled so you can dual boot into ububtu
Overclocking unclocked the *real* way
1% battery increments
Kernal battery tweaks such as HAVS and new governors
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Joe92T said:
LoopDevices enabled so you can dual boot into ububtu
Overclocking unclocked the *real* way
1% battery increments
Kernal battery tweaks such as HAVS and new governors
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Drod2169 just incorporated some of the cm governors into rubix 2.0 and they work great... u should check them out
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MIUI? or maybe cyanogen. idk really what they look like. definitely 1% increments. and sysadmin im going to flash it now. it sounds interesting.
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Drod2169 just incorporated some of the cm governors into rubix 2.0 and they work great... u should check them out
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These new governors are also enabled in the new update of Droid Overclock!
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The Minimalistic Text Widget allows for a particular widget design that display the 1% increments.
This is a shot of my lockscreen and the Battery Widget would be the descending numbers to the bottom right.

Governers?

What governer do u use on cm7?
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I use smartass
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lilhaiti said:
I use smartass
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Is the battery life better than the stock way?
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Ive used on demand for the most part. I've been trying out Interactive the past couple days and it seems just a hair snappier. I haven't noticed a negative impact on battery either.
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Javi97100 said:
Is the battery life better than the stock way?
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Smartass
You don't need profile for screen off 120-320 screen off 400-806(or whatever Max you have set) screen on scaling like interactive
Been good on battery life for me
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drowningchild said:
Smartass
You don't need profile for screen off 120-320 screen off 400-806(or whatever Max you have set) screen on scaling like interactive
Been good on battery life for me
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what do all the interactive, userspace, and conservative do? i get the other ones.
I'm going to try smartass. I've turned off screen off profile on setpcu. Since yesterday I was using interactive 120/78?. Not bad, the battery life been pretty good to me.
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foreverzero89 said:
what do all the interactive, userspace, and conservative do? i get the other ones.
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Governors Explanation
Which ROMs are you using that have support for this new fangled smartass governor?
I'm currently running 7.0.0 with the stock kernel and I have access to all but smartass.
It's kernels, not ROMs, my friend.
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Flash smartass over any cm7
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Funkmon said:
It's kernels, not ROMs, my friend.
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Right, I am aware of the difference. I was curious as to which ROMs people were using that included the kernel, I didn't realise everyone had specifically flashed a smartass kernel.
Thanks for the clarification.
There aren't any roms that include this kernel. You flash separately.
cm7 rc4 ladios, 6-7 kernel
Jimmeh83 said:
Right, I am aware of the difference. I was curious as to which ROMs people were using that included the kernel, I didn't realise everyone had specifically flashed a smartass kernel.
Thanks for the clarification.
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I'm personally using drowningchilds 6-7 kernel, which has the smartass governor. The thread can be found in the aria development section
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Drowningchild has a kernel for CM7 and one for Liberated. I use CM7 with the 6-7 kernel on smartass governor overclocked at 320-787.
On a side note, I did take the advice from drowningchild's kernel thread and it has proven to work: if you flash the kernel, do not flash the GPS old libs, as it will make your CPU usage skyrocket and you'll get horrible battery life.
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lsusparky621 said:
Drowningchild has a kernel for CM7 and one for Liberated. I use CM7 with the 6-7 kernel on smartass governor overclocked at 320-787.
On a side note, I did take the advice from drowningchild's kernel thread and it has proven to work: if you flash the kernel, do not flash the GPS old libs, as it will make your CPU usage skyrocket and you'll get horrible battery life.
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its the gps libs period that cause errors
and i have no liberated kernel built
My apologies
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My galaxy has never been this fast! Tip to others :)

My galaxy is blazing fast and battery is ok, this is what I did:
Clean install of ICS F4K mod R4 linaro + devil 3.0.84 linarI.
Then made following settings in devil kernel configuration tool :
Governor: smartassV2
Scheduler: vr
RAM: 403mb
ZRAM: on
ZRAM size: 150mb
Swappiness: 70 (default)
Devil idle: automatic
Smooth UI: on
Governor profile: normal
Ultra KSM: on
All other settings are default, no overclocking not OCing.
Then on the developer settings I turned in the GPU rendering.
This installations and settings are making my phone super responsive and fast. I hope it can help our fellows here which might be annoyed with laggy phones.
Good luck in trying it out.
PS- remember to back up your EFS folder before trying this out!
Stupid advertising...
Its a pity you see it in that way... I just wanted to give a helpful tip, since I've got much help from this forum. Regarding the comments in ROM and kernel, those are just my opinion. There are other amazing ROMs and kernels as well in here.
Where did you get devil3 0.84 from? -_- last I checked there's no GPU rendering option in devil kernel configuration
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Well my friend the options for GPU rendering is on Developer options...
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focasam said:
Well my friend the options for GPU rendering is on Developer options...
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Okay but where's the devil3 0.84 kernel?
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Helloworld294 said:
Okay but where's the devil3 0.84 kernel?
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Those are kind of test version released by DerTeufel. You can find it in his threads. But not on the main page.
Smartass is slower than ondemand anytime.
Zram is lagging system for a better multitasking.
SmoothUI only works on Lulzactive.
UltraKSM is using more CPU and making overheads.
Force GPU rendering setting is making force close on apps and never increases smoothness.
Why EFS backup is needed before trying some simple settings?
Please do more than ticking some settings and research them before making a thread for telling that it imporives the performance like magic.
Ok open nstools and set this;
Governor: Ondemand
Treshold: %50
Sampling Rate: 20000
Schuelder: vr
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burakgon said:
Smartass is slower than ondemand anytime.
Zram is lagging system for a better multitasking.
SmoothUI only works on Lulzactive.
UltraKSM is using more CPU and making overheads.
Force GPU rendering setting is making force close on apps and never increases smoothness.
Why EFS backup is needed before trying some simple settings?
Please do more than ticking some settings and research them before making a thread for telling that it imporives the performance like magic.
Ok open nstools and set this;
Governor: Ondemand
Treshold: %50
Sampling Rate: 20000
Schuelder: vr
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Isn't lulzactive better than ondeman? Its a little slower but more battery friendly. Because it scales up slowly as the CPU load reaches the particular percentage (you can set it up via nstools)
Edit: SmoothUI can be applied to ondemand, smartassv2, and lulzactive. I think lagfree too but not sure.
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Helloworld294 said:
Isn't lulzactive better than ondeman? Its a little slower but more battery friendly. Because it scales up slowly as the CPU load reaches the particular percentage (you can set it up via nstools)
Edit: SmoothUI can be applied to ondemand, smartassv2, and lulzactive. I think lagfree too but not sure.
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If you like it FAST, why do you care about this minimal battery plus?
dark_knight35 said:
If you like it FAST, why do you care about this minimal battery plus?
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I never said I liked it FAST bro... I just corrected burakgo a little.
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I never said I liked it FAST bro... I just corrected burakgo a little.
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But your setup is sh**.
dark_knight35 said:
But your setup is sh**.
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To you. Why should I care? Stop trolling bro. I didn't even give a "setup" I said lulzactive is damn better than ondemand comprende? Nothing else. Re-read the post.
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Helloworld294 said:
To you. Why should I care? Stop trolling bro. I didn't even give a "setup" I said lulzactive is damn better than ondemand comprende? Nothing else. Re-read the post.
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???.....this whole post is about your setup......don't inflame the trolls.....we hunt in packs!
Helloworld294 said:
Okay but where's the devil3 0.84 kernel?
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Hi, you can find the kernel from here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1727812
Remember to back up your EFS folder before flashing F4k
ROM. (just in case)
These settings are working good enough for me.
slaphead20 said:
???.....this whole post is about your setup......don't inflame the trolls.....we hunt in packs!
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DUDE its kblos thread about his setup... read the OP.
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Post some benchmarks man .....before saying its the fastest...
burakgon said:
Ok open nstools and set this;
Governor: Ondemand
Treshold: %50
Sampling Rate: 20000
Schuelder: vr
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What does the treshold and sampling rate actually do?
I'm using the default settings of Ondemand atm;
Treshold: %80
Sampling Rate: 35000
Vertron said:
What does the treshold and sampling rate actually do?
I'm using the default settings of Ondemand atm;
Treshold: %80
Sampling Rate: 35000
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Threshold is a value in %. As soon as the CPU load is higher than the (up)threshold is, CPU scales up. The sampling rate shows how often the CPU scales(looks for the CPU load and decides to scale up/down or stay on the current frequency).
burakgon said:
Smartass is slower than ondemand anytime.
Zram is lagging system for a better multitasking.
SmoothUI only works on Lulzactive.
UltraKSM is using more CPU and making overheads.
Force GPU rendering setting is making force close on apps and never increases smoothness.
Why EFS backup is needed before trying some simple settings?
Please do more than ticking some settings and research them before making a thread for telling that it imporives the performance like magic.
Ok open nstools and set this;
Governor: Ondemand
Treshold: %50
Sampling Rate: 20000
Schuelder: vr
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you're quite right here, but one correction.. SmoothUI works with every governor. It has been this way for a long time now. It's easy to test with the help of CPU spy
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[DISCUSSION] ✰✰✰✰✰ DM Kernel ✰✰✰✰✰
Hey Guys,
This is the discussion thread for the DM Kernel.
You can discuss here about the best config's, performance, and any other non-development related queries or topics.
Please feel free to discuss about anything and everything related to Android / Kernels / ROMs... It will be a place where I can gain knowledge from you guys
Based on the discussions, I'll create an FAQ's and Interesting Post's list for everyone's reference.
Thanks to M90 for the idea. :good:
Reserved for FAQ's
Reserved for Interesting/Informative POST's
Reserved for ... Dunno...Lets see...Will use this if needed
I see someones a Batman Fan?
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jezus101 said:
I see someones a Batman Fan?
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Yes, The DarkKnight is rising again
Hi Dharam,
I'm on Checkrom V7 and wait for a DarkKnight LQ5 Kernel
Do they really stop developing for SG2?
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R2D2uC3PO said:
Hi Dharam,
I'm on Checkrom V7 and wait for a DarkKnight LQ5 Kernel
Do they really stop developing for SG2?
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I think they really stopped,leomar wrote "no more s2 developing" on CR forum ,so...
can anyone recommend a governor best suited for heavy use? smartassv2 doesn't really handle resource-intensive apps very well.
M90 said:
I think they really stopped,leomar wrote "no more s2 developing" on CR forum ,so...
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hahaha, everybody knew that. at least dharam have some respect for us.
poppienutshell said:
can anyone recommend a governor best suited for heavy use? smartassv2 doesn't really handle resource-intensive apps very well.
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PegasusQ mate..
poppienutshell said:
can anyone recommend a governor best suited for heavy use? smartassv2 doesn't really handle resource-intensive apps very well.
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Try ondemand or pegasusq...
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Hi,
i wanted to thank you for this fantastic Kernel.
Using it ont CM9 RC2.
I'm coming from Siyah, and Fluxi, but your Kernel just blows everything away. Best Battery Life of all.
And with the upcoming fixes, especially BLN, it will be even better! Good Luck with your exams! And keep up this Good work.
Adding some Screenshots of my Battery Stats, and still 30% left(kernel default settings):
Edit: Added 2 new Screenshots, resulting in a Screen-On-Time with 5h 11m. I'm very happy with that.
poppienutshell said:
can anyone recommend a governor best suited for heavy use? smartassv2 doesn't really handle resource-intensive apps very well.
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with set cpu try to set to 1200 and change it to ondemand
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speed
Hi i use siyah with miui i want to install asnet and darkknight!
I like to know if darkkn. is for battery saving or / and preformance ?
I like to play gtaIII and other games so preformance and stability is important anny one has exp. or a tip ? tanks
ApuInder said:
Hi i use siyah with miui i want to install asnet and darkknight!
I like to know if darkkn. is for battery saving or / and preformance ?
I like to play gtaIII and other games so preformance and stability is important anny one has exp. or a tip ? tanks
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First try the default settings. If they are not good for your usage, you can try to overclock to 1200 and to change governor to ondemand or pegasusq..
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This was my first full cycle with DarkKnight v1.9.2, and the SensatioN ROM 3.5. And these are my results.
On the phone i was basically using chrome and whatsapp. I have no widgets on my homescreen and used the default kernel settings without changing anything. Note that i have a different non-samsung battery from "anker" with 1900mAh.
I think these are pretty decent results for the first cycle so keep up the good work
Ill continue to test your kernel, maybe also with different roms like cm9 rc2.
This is another one of my longest screen on time. The uptime is just 7hrs+ tho, I think.
Ondemand & sio
Auto Brightness
200-800mhz
Hey, i can't post in the development section, so i'm asking in this thread:
flashed 1.9.2 today and can't disable the LEDs. if i disable them in the system settings they stay disabled as long as i don't lock the screen. after unlocking they are enabled again. hadn't that problem with 1.8.
cache and dalvik already wiped.
any suggestions?
How do you guys get such great battery with high screen time? I have brightness set to auto. Whenever I have the screen on I can see my battery % drop very quickly.

[POLL] Which CPU governor do you use the most?

I know polls existed like this before but I was curious which governors are most commonly used in my gingertiny and incredikernel kernels as there are quite a few options though looking at the list not too many. I didn't put performance on the list even though it's an option in my kernels or at least one of them as it's not great on battery. Feel free to post comments about why you choose it. My choice is actually smartassV2 but there are other good ones as well.
I voted for lag free, but smartassV2 is a close second. I have always used smartass and smartassV2, untill lagfree was introduced. Lagfree just seems to have a little better balance between speed and battery consumption, at least in my opinion.
Been using sa2 but switched back to lag free and all is back to being smooth on ics linaro.
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I've been using lagfree on jb but I'm torn between it and smarassv2.
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I've been using lazy because smartassv2 was unstable in cm7. should i use lagfree instead??
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zombolt said:
I've been using lazy because smartassv2 was unstable in cm7. should i use lagfree instead??
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Try it but I always though sav2 was fine. The issue may be voltage.
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I've always used SmartassV2. It's hard to spot a difference changing govs in normal everyday use imo
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Interactive x for my dinc conservative for my gnex. Anything wrong with using either of those?
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Sav2
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1767797
Good read on Gov's.nice explanation of how each Gov scales the CPU under load/idle
Which i personally found helpful since i wasn't sure what the difference between each gov was. Of coarse excluding the obvious ones powersave/conservative etc
Thanks for the read - It's tough to wade through all the differences all over the web, so seeing a single spot for all the info like that is great.
i use smartassV2, it seems to work better than the rest do for me
Using lazy on ics and jb roms, seems just as good as sav2 but with better battery.
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I tend to use whatever the default is for the ROM/kernel I'm running.
Smav2
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Smartass V2
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How Important is it to change the I/O
After you choose the governor how important is it to choose the right I/O.
It may be worth giving interactive another chance in the latest incredikernel releases.
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ms372591 said:
After you choose the governor how important is it to choose the right I/O.
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Deadline, noop and sio are about even. Noop may be a bit quicker.
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Both smartassv2 and lagfree have worked well for me. If there is a difference, so far I haven't been able to tell
Where can I get CPU governor lag free? Is it compatible with miui gb?
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