I've changed the MIN and MAX of the CPU with Setcpu and I wanted to know what is the default clock? the phone is slower so I want to bring it back to original clock.
alipashang77 said:
I've changed the MIN and MAX of the CPU with Setcpu and I wanted to know what is the default clock? the phone is slower so I want to bring it back to original clock.
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Max: 1512 Mhz
min: 384 Mhz
hello friends, today i want to share this GENIUS script+app, created by @apb_axel, with everybody in the Z section.
NOTE: THIS IS NOT MY WORK, ALL CREDIT'S GOES TO @apb_axel
So how this works is on every boot the script verifies all the tunables it finds specific for the kernel you have at the moment and generates the necessary files so it can be read & displayed on Synapse. Don't feel bad if you don't see all the listed options, it's just your kernel doesn't have those available.
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So, what you need:
-Root (obviously)
-Working Busybox
-Your ROM has to support init.d scripts
-Synapse
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Download links:
BusyBox
Universal Kernel Manager v3.6.1
Synapse Google Play link
UKM Uninstaller
To install:
-Reboot in recovery
-Flash the .zip (No cache/dalvik wipe necessary)
-Install Synapse
-You're done!
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Features: (warning: big list)
Info
General
Model Number
Android Version
Kernel Version
ROM Description
ROM Version
ROM Build Date
SOC Binning
Last KMSG
Status
Battery Temperature
CPU Temperature
Memory
Uptime
Unused CPU States
Time in state for CPUs
Kernel Wakelocks
CPU
Live CPU Frequency
CPU Min Frequency
CPU Max Frequency
CPU Max Screen Off Frequency
CPU Multicore Power Saving
CPU Governor
CPU Governor Options
CPU Governor Tunables
Hotplug
MPDecision (Qualcomm)
Intelliplug (faux123)
ECO Mode
Snakecharmer
Intellithermal
MSM MPDecision (show-p1984)
Screen off Single Core
Min CPUs
Max CPUs
Idle Frequency
Event Boost
MSM Hotplug (myfluxi)
Min CPUs
Max CPUs
Max CPUs Boosted
Boost Lock Duration
Down Lock Duration
History Size
Update Rate
Fast Lane Load
Offline Load
Suspend Frequency
Auto Hotplug (Thalamus)
Disable Load Threshold
Enable Load Threshold
Enable All Load Threshold
Min Sampling Rate
Sampling Periods
Min Online CPUs
Max Online CPUs
Dynamic Hotplug (stratosk)
Minimum Online CPU
Maximum Online CPU
Up Threshold
Up Timer Control
Down Timer Control
Alucard Hotplug (Alucard)
Hotplug Enable
Sampling Rate
Max Cores Limit
Max Cores Limit Sleep
CPU Down Rate
CPU Up Rate
Hotplug Loads
Hotplug RQs
Hotplug Frequencies
Mako Hotplug (franciscofranco)
Cores on touch
First Level
Suspend Frequency
CPU Boost Driver
Boost
Sync Threshold
Input Boost ms
Input Boost Frequency
CPU Voltage
Global Voltage
Frequency Voltage
AK
Faux
Semaphore
I/O Control
Read-ahead Size
I/O Scheduler
General I/O Tunables
I/O Scheduler Tunables
GPU
Live GPU Frequency
GPU Max Frequency
GPU Governor
Simple Governor Tunables
Interactive Governor Tunables
Gamma
Faux Gamma Profiles
Faux Gamma Tunables
Franco Gamma Tunables
Motley Gamma Tunables
LCD Backlight Tunables
Sound
Faux Sound Profiles
Faux Sound Tunables
Franco Sound Tunables
Speaker
Faux Speaker Profiles
Faux Speaker Tunables
Memory
Z-RAM
Virtual Memory
Wake Control
Apply at init.d
DoubleTap2Wake
Touch Wake
Sweep2Wake
Sweep2Sleep
Power Key Suspend
Miscellaneous
TCP Congestion Control
Temperature Control
Temperature Limit Minimum Frequency
Power Suspend State
FSYNC
Dynamic FSYNC
Vibrator Strength
USB Fast Charge
OTG
Battery Life Extender
Touchscreen Accuracy Filter
LED Control
Advanced
C-States
Kernel Samepage Merging (KSM)
Ultra Kernel Samepage Merging (UKSM)
Gentle Fair Sleepers
Low Memory Killer
Build.Prop
Wifi Scan Interval
VM Heapsize
Allow Purgeable Assets
DNS Tweaks
Tools
Toggle Bootloader Lockstate
Toggle Bootloader Tamper Flag
Toggle SELinux Status
Preferred Network Mode
Kernel Image Managment (Backup, Restore)
Log Creation (logcat, dmesg, last_ksmg)
Reboot
Profiles
That's a huge list, isnt it?
And there's a quite huge list of supported device's too!
For more information's, changelog's, eventual bug reports, FAQ's, screenshot's, and to hit @apb_axel's THANKS BUTTON:
check the original thread over HERE
This thread is just for sharing, this is NOT my work. QUESTION'S or BUG REPORTS wil NOT be answered, as i am only a happy user of @apb_axel's script+app
Have a nice day and check his thread if u like to cheers!
Thanks Bro
Vishalkris said:
Thanks Bro
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Is it working with 5.0 ?
streetu said:
Is it working with 5.0 ?
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Not on all ROMs just few for xperia Z
Work fine existenz 3.5.5
This is my guide for my personal kernel settings for Gabriel Kernel. I call them the 'Autobots' configurations. They should also work on other kernels if the settings are there. My settings are based on getting best battery life possible with minimal lag. I have added a couple of performance setups too.
I hope these settings are useful.
See the bottom of this post for build.prop tweaks and my lower autobrightness MOD. Hopefully all of these together help boost your phones battery life!
Apply the AllSpark 'base' settings as well as a name specific config. The base settings are always used but do not include CPU or Governor tweaks, those are in the named settings, Bumblebee, Ratchet, Ironhide, Jazz or Jetfire
See these great guides for Governors and Schedulers credit to gsstudios for the work!
Flashable init.d scripts for profiles/settings
Autobots Download Folder
AllSpark settings (Apply these first)
CPU
Max Freq - 1728mhz
Min Freq - 300mhz
Multicore Power Saving - Disabled (Tries to group processes into less cores if enabled, could save battery but I’m not convinced)
CPU Boost Interval - 0ms (Length of time boost is enabled, Negligible battery effect at low figures)
Sync Threshold - 1036mhz (Boosted to this freq on sync tasks, lower for better battery, but mid range is best)
Input Interval - 0ms (Length of time boost is enabled, Negligible battery effect at low figures)
Input Boost Freq - 1036mhz (Boosted to this freq on input detection, lower for better battery, but mid range is best)
CPU Voltage - Global -65 (lower for battery saving but too low will cause freezing and reboots)
CPU Hotplug - intelliplug (hotplug controls so many things, try different ones to see which is best for you)
Balanced Profile (better battery with conservative profile but will limit amount of cores used whcih can cause lag)
Touch Boost - Disabled
Hysteresis Value - 12 (the greater the value the more lag but also better battery)
Threshold Value - 722 (??)
CPU Max Screen Off Freq - 300mhz (limits the speed of CPU when screen is off, lower for battery, higher for gamers)
Thermal - Intellithermal - All stock values (thermald controls cpu temperatures)
GPU Governor - Simple ondemand
Max Freq - 578mhz
Laziness - 6 (lower for performance, higher for battery)
Ramp Threshold - 4 (lower for battery, higher for performance)
I/O Scheduler - sio
Read ahead - 2048
Screen settings
Red - 250
Green - 252
Blue - 255
Screen Value - 120
Screen Contrast - 125
Low memory Killer - Very aggressive
Virtual Memory (These do lots of things but I have tweaked for best performance and battery)
dirty ratio - 90
dirty background ratio - 80
dirty expire centisecs - 1000
dirty writeback centisecs - 2000
min free kbytes - 4096
overcommit ratio - 50
swappiness - 60
vfs cache pressure - 10
laptop mode - 0
ZRAM - 300 (Compressed RAM which uses less space)
Power Suspend Mode - Userspace/Hybrid (still testing)
TCP Congestion Algorithm - Westwood (Or Cubic if desired) (These need testing for your personal preference as different networks and locations will work better with different algorithms)
BumblebeeV3 - zzmove (Good Battery, Good Performance)
Base settings plus:-
Governor - zzmoove (Profile Number 5 zzbatp)
Governor Tunables Changes;-
freq_limit_sleep - 268mhz (limits phone sleep freq - lower for better battery, higher for gamers etc)
sampling rate - 100000 (this is how often you want kernel to look at the cpu usage, higher it is less often it looks but more lag - raise for battery but keep an eye out for lag)
smooth up - 75 (higher for battery saving but watch for lag)
smooth up sleep - 100 (higher for battery saving)
up threshold - 85 (higher for battery saving but watch for lag)
up threshold sleep - 100 (higher for battery saving)
RatchetV1 - conservative (Great Battery, Less fluid then Bumblebee)
Base settings plus:-
CPU
Max Freq - 2265mhz
Governor - Conservative
Governor Tunables Changes;-
Down threshold - 80 (% of cpu usage that scales down freq - lower it is the faster cpu will throttle down but be careful)
Freq step - 10 (% of cpu freq that throttles up or down by - bigger it is the faster cpu will throttle up or down)
Ignor nice load - 1 (Too complicated to explain but 0 is off and 1 is on and saves battery)
Sampling down factor - 5 (Works with sampling rate, divides sampling rate b this amount under stress. higher for performance, lower for battery saving, but can cause lag)
Sampling rate - standard (this is how often you want kernel to look at the cpu usage, higher it is less often it looks but more lag - raise for battery but keep an eye out for lag)
Up threshold - 90 (higher for battery saving but watch for lag)
IronhideV1 - ondemand (Very Good Battery, Good Performance)
Base settings plus:-
Governor - OnDemand
Governor Tunables Changes;-
down differential - 10
down differential multi core - 10
high grid load - 46
high grid step - 14
ignor nice load - 1
middle grid load - 37
middle grid step - 7
optimal freq - 300mhz
optimal max freq - 1036mhz
sampling down factor - 5
sampling rate - 120000
sync freq - 1036mhz
up threshold - 95
up threshold any cpu load - 95
up threshold multi core - 95
IronhideV2 - intellidemand (Very Good Battery, Good Performance)
Base settings plus:-
i/o scheduler - fiops
governor - intellidemand
Governor Tunables Changes;-
down differential - 10
enable cpu boost - 1
freq step - 10
ignor nice load - 0
input event min freq - 960000,960000,960000,960000
io is busy - 1
optimal_freq - 1267200
sampling_down_factor - 1
sampling_early_factor - 20
sampling_interim_factor - 3
sampling_rate - 80000
smart_each_off - 0
smart_high_slow_up_dur - 5
smart_high_slow_up_freq - 1574400
smart_slow_up_dur - 2
smart_slow_up_freq - 960000
smart_slow_up_load - 90
smart_up - 0
step_up_early_hispeed - 1190400
step_up_interim_hispeed - 1728000
sync_freq - 1036800
two_phase_freq - 1267200,1267200,1267200,1267200
ui_sampling_rate - 40000
ui_timeout - 80
up_threshold - 95
up_threshold_any_cpu_load - 85
up_threshold_multi_core - 85
JetfireV1 - interactive (Performance with battery)
Base settings plus:-
Max CPU freq - 1728mhz
i/o scheduler - noop
Governor - interactive
Governor Tunables Changes;-
above_hispeed_delay - 20000 1400000:40000 1700000:20000
boost - 0
boostpulse_duration - 800000
go_hispeed_load - 95
hispeed_freq - 652800
io_is_busy - 1
min_sample_time - 5000
sampling_down_factor - 100000
sync_freq - 1036800
target_loads - 85 900000:90 1200000:70
timer_rate - 80000
interactive/timer_slack - 20000
up_threshold_any_cpu_freq - 1190400
up_threshold_any_cpu_load - 60
HotrodV1 - nightmare (Performance with Good battery)
Base settings plus:-
Max CPU freq - 1958mhz
i/o scheduler - fiops
Governor - nightmare
Governor Tunables Changes;-
dec_cpu_load - 60
freq_for_responsiveness - 1267200
freq_for_responsiveness_max - 1574400
freq_step - 10
freq_step_at_min_freq - 5
freq_step_dec - 10
freq_step_dec_at_max_freq - 10
freq_up_brake - 50
freq_up_brake_at_min_freq - 70
inc_cpu_load - 90
inc_cpu_load_at_min_freq - 70
io_is_busy - 1
sampling_rate - 80000
JazzV1 - lionheart (Good Battery, More performance)
Base settings plus:-
CPU
Max Freq - 2457mhz
Governor - Lionheart
Governor Tunables Changes;-
Down threshold - 80
Freq step - 10
Ignor nice load - 1
Sampling down factor - 4
Sampling rate - 100000
Up threshold - 95
Optimus Prime (Best All-rounder)
Coming later
Build.prop Tweaks
Flash this zip in recovery. It will add some things to your build.prop that should help battery life a little. This MOD should work on any ROM as long as you are rooted.
Build.prop Tweaks V1
Lower AutoBrightness MOD
Thread Link
NOTE!
Always remember that everyone's usage is different. Even where you live and the strength of your phone signal, not to mention any other phone settings you might have play a drastic part in how long your phone battery will last.
I use my settings alongside @BuLLeT_93 GPU MOD (Not resolution MOD) Credit to him to for his settings as they helped me with mine. Check out his tweaks in Gabriel thread if you want to try another great config.
Ironhide +1 [emoji4]
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Ironhide +1 [emoji4]
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In testing as of tomorrow. Hopefully it'll be good enough. Not sure yet.
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I don't think it's good idea to have cpu max on screen off so low... screen off doesn't mean it's idling.
Great settings, thanks very much! I tweaked it a bit, I'm going to test it and I will let you guys know how it goes then I will share my settings.
Thanks for sharing!
it's good idea to have cpu max on screen off so low.
MidnightDevil said:
I don't think it's good idea to have cpu max on screen off so low... screen off doesn't mean it's idling.
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It's never been a problem for me though to be fair it depends what your usage is. These are just my settings. I get a full days usage with 6 hours screen on time with Ratchet and 4 hours on average with Bumblebee.
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please, are you very gentle to say me with what software do you set these and if you can help to do a backup settings and share for me that are novice user for this mod? thanks
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horsetastic said:
This is my guide for my personal kernel settings for Gabriel Kernel. They should also work on other kernels if the settings are there. My settings are based on getting best battery life possible with minimal lag.
I hope these settings are useful.
Apply the base settings as well as a specific config. The base settings are always used but do not include CPU or Governor tweaks, those are in the named settings, Bumblebee, Ratchet and Ironhide
Base settings (Apply these first)
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Coming soon
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please, are you very gentle to say me with what software do you set these and if you can help to do a backup settings and share for me that are novice user for this mod? thanks
myabc said:
please, are you very gentle to say me with what software do you set these and if you can help to do a backup settings and share for me that are novice user for this mod? thanks
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You can adjust these settings with kernel audiutor. Make different profiles and you can swith between the different configurations.
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myabc said:
please, are you very gentle to say me with what software do you set these and if you can help to do a backup settings and share for me that are novice user for this mod? thanks
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please, are you very gentle to say me with what software do you set these and if you can help to do a backup settings and share for me that are novice user for this mod? thanks
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What @mrzodiac said
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Hi
Your v2 was a bit laggy, I test your v3 yesterday and it was smooth and great.
Today i apply your new Bumblebee setting(first post of thread) so far so good. Thanks for sharing your information
Gabril kernel on cloudy 2.4
viking_vp3 said:
Hi
Your v2 was a bit laggy, I test your v3 yesterday and it was smooth and great.
Today i apply your new Bumblebee setting(first post of thread) so far so good. Thanks for sharing your information
Gabril kernel on cloudy 2.4
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No worries. I'm more then happy to share. Doesn't make sense finding out some good settings and not sharing them with others.
My testings for new Ironhide settings is going well so far. It's so snappy but so far pretty decent battery life. It's based on ondemand. My old favourite.
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I need some help with hotplug setting. What exactly do you mean by that:
"CPU Hotplug Either stock zzmove hotplug with both disabled or Intelliplug (both are great)"
On kernel auditor I get an MPDecision toggle and Intelliplug toggle.
And also we have a Gabriel kernel app installed on our devices. What do we have to choose exactly cause I am a bit confused with this setting.
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djkostas20 said:
I need some help with hotplug setting. What exactly do you mean by that:
"CPU Hotplug Either stock zzmove hotplug with both disabled or Intelliplug (both are great)"
On kernel auditor I get an MPDecision toggle and Intelliplug toggle.
And also we have a Gabriel kernel app installed on our devices. What do we have to choose exactly cause I am a bit confused with this setting.
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With Gabriel Kernel there is an app installed along side the kernel call Gabriel Control. I you have that app installed then you have the version which uses zzmove hotplug as default hotplug. So if you want zzmove you disable both mp and intelli and if you don't want zzmove hotplug you need to disable it in Gabriel Control app. Hope this makes sense.
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With Gabriel Kernel there is an app installed along side the kernel call Gabriel Control. I you have that app installed then you have the version which uses zzmove hotplug as default hotplug. So if you want zzmove you disable both mp and intelli and if you don't want zzmove hotplug you need to disable it in Gabriel Control app. Hope this makes sense.
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In Gabriel's kernel app I get three choices. 1) Disable... 2) 2 cores max 3) 3 cores max. What do I choose to have your setting. If I choose disable, then MPDecision toggles on, in kernel auditor and I toggle it off, and toggle on intelliplug.
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In Gabriel's kernel app I get three choices. 1) Disable... 2) 2 cores max 3) 3 cores max. What do I choose to have your setting. If I choose disable, then MPDecision toggles on, in kernel auditor and I toggle it off, and toggle on intelliplug.
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I use zzmove hotplug and disable the others but if not then use intelliplug. I don't touch Gabrial Control app and leave zzmove hotplug as it is.
I have updated OP with new Ironhide config. It's still in testing but I thought why not share it as it is right now. It might well change though.
Im using Ratchet settings
for six hours now
5 hours, wifi on, screen off - stayed steady on 100%
great
1 hour of SOT of browsing in chrome - goes down to 90%
fabulous
only downside i noticed that when multiwindowed youtube and chrome
its get pretty hot pretty fast
CrownC said:
Im using Ratchet settings
for six hours now
5 hours, wifi on, screen off - stayed steady on 100%
great
1 hour of SOT of browsing in chrome - goes down to 90%
fabulous
only downside i noticed that when multiwindowed youtube and chrome
its get pretty hot pretty fast
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This could be down to thermal, as I don't need to touch this for myself. Try tweaking that a little. Glad you're finding it's working well so far though
Recently I've been getting some really great battery life, so I thought I'd share my settings. The battery screenshots below are with medium usage, games, 3G(gifs, etc) and AcDisplay on(Proximity + Accelero)
ROM: SlimSaber 5.1.1 - I prefer this ROM because it's small in size, less ram usage, slim based, sabermod toolchain and has essential customizations. However I've got similar battery with CM12.1 snapshot.
Kernel: CM12 Decipher - This is the only kernel I've tried that's really stable with only needed features, + great performance and SOT.
Settings:
1) Use Debloater from http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software/gapps-google-apps-minimal-edition-t2943330
2) Flash pico GApps/Slim ZeroGapps(No unnecessary services running)
3) Decrease animation scale/duration in Developer Options to 0.5x or 0.75x . This really makes the rom feel much snappier.
4) Use SlimLauncher, it's a really great launcher and a very small size, with low memory imprint. http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g-2014/themes-apps/launcher-slimlp-launcher-1-0-t3187896
5) Use the back button to quit an app instead of the home button
Kernel Settings:
1)[MUST] Keep minimum freq at 787. Stock ROMS have the same min. freq as lower frequencies use around the same voltage, so you're keeping the cpu on for a longer time at a freq using same voltage. Also with 787 there's no lag whatsoever.!
2) Use zzmove/interactive/yankactive cpu governor. (Recommend zzmove)
3)Use IntelliPlug as the cpu hotplug. Touch Boost: ON. Profile: Balanced/Eco Performance
4) GPU Max Freq 533, governor adrenotz/simple-ondemand
Im on CM 12.1 last nightly with kernel Halogen R4
Settings:
No animations
Slim Launcher
Greenify
Kernel Settings:
CPU -
Min 300 - Max 1190 - IntelliMM Gov
Hotplug -
IntelliPlug - Conservative - Touch Boost Off - Max freq screen off 787
Thermal -
IntelliThermal - Reg freq 80° - Reg core 85°
I/O -
fiops(both) 128
Virtual Memory -
Dirty Ratio 50 - Dirty Background Ratio 40 - Dirty Expire Centisecs 1200 - Dirty Writeback Centisecs 2500 - Min Free Kbytes 3072 - Overcommit Ratio 100 - Swappiness 40 - vfs cache pressure 50}
Cant upload screens now but i got a minimum of 6 SOT with normal use
Please answer ASAP, why I can't change my CPU clock with kernel auditor???
I use default kernel or custom kernel it same
See? In attachment my max clock on big core just 900mhz, and little just 700mhz wtf!
If I change clock to Max 1.4ghz, it back to default again and again
I had the exact same problem. I fixed it by installing busybox.
solved? any solution?
It's damn old post af but there is some information Bro u need to change interactive to userspace because some profiles like powersave, performance, schedutil,..etc have it's own control on cpu so u can't change the speed in that profiles