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core control, system tuner, setcpu, no frills.. none working

Hi,
The title says it all.. they are not working.. I am using ARHD with stock kernel.. each of them reset the values to default on waking up, reboot, or randomly, or an app pushes the on demand limit..
What I want to do is to limit the clocks to 640 ( or 10000 at least) on daily use..

_delice_doluca_ said:
Hi,
The title says it all.. they are not working.. I am using ARHD with stock kernel.. each of them reset the values to default on waking up, reboot, or randomly, or an app pushes the on demand limit..
What I want to do is to limit the clocks to 640 ( or 10000 at least) on daily use..
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This is a known issue with Tegra 3. At some low level, those values are governed by the CPU. Whatever you set them to, doesn't stick. Only governor and IO Scheduler sticks.
However, this doesn't mean that your CPUs work at the maximum possible frequency all the time. The Tegra architecture manages the CPU frequencies and you see a distribution of times at different frequencies.
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EDIT: There is one thing you can do. Using SetCPU, under Advanced tab, you will see Powersave Bias (0-1000). Set to 0 on mine. If you set it to 400, your CPU will never go above 1000-1100 depending on how many CPUs are online. I am not sure if this will stick though. If you test it, let us know.

[Q] Questions about Benchmarks and Performance

Well, first off I'm using a Galaxy S3 L710 with the AOKP 4.2.1 ROM and the KT747 Kernel. My processor's Max is set to 1809MHz and Min is set to 486, with all the voltages lowered to safe levels. I am using ktoonservative as my Governor and BFQ as my I/O Scheduler with the values altered to the values shared by mw86 and freecharlesmanson in the Kernelizers thread about extending battery life.
Now I ran a benchmark with no apps running in the background and here are the results:
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Apparently, some are achieving scores of 9000-10000 but mine is right in the mid 6000s. Could someone share some advice on choosing a Governor/IO Scheduler and also the various variables that will help with performance/fluidity yet also keep battery life at a decent level?
I'd appreciate any advice or suggestions.

Well I switched my IO Scheduler to CFQ and my Governor to SmartAssV2 and my Benchmark Score jumped up to 8200, still not as high as some though. Is there a better Governor I could use? Are there any recommended settings/values for the SmartAssV2 Governor?
I noticed my graphics were a lot smoother during the benchmark too.

In my opinion bench marks mean nothing
If your phone feels smooth just leave it alone
Sent from my SPH-L710 using xda premium

gtuansdiamm said:
In my opinion bench marks mean nothing
If your phone feels smooth just leave it alone
Sent from my SPH-L710 using xda premium
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I understand that benchmarks aren't everything, but I would not say they mean NOTHING. You wouldn't buy a piece of PC hardware if the benchmarks for it were crap, would you?
Anyway, I switched Governors to Performance and my IO Scheduler to CFQ and here are my current results:
The phone runs much smoother, I'm just hoping my battery doesn't die in 2 minutes.

[SCRIPT] Governor scaling

Governor scaling
by FloHimself​
Script details :
This script basically tells the phone what CPU Governor use while the screen is on either ON state or OFF state. So, you can now choose two different governors to rule your phone when you're using it and when you're not.
The script also provides some tweaks to each governor to make it more battery saving when the screen is OFF, and more responsive when the screen is ON. I've simply made some changes to make it compatible with our Galaxy Young.
Requirements :
A rooted phone
A kernel with init.d support
Busybox installed
Installation :
Do a backup of your phone, in case of a bootloop or something else - optional
Download the attached zip and put it in your SDcard
Install the zip through your recovery
Reboot your phone
How to change default governors :
Using Root Explorer (or a text editor from your computer), go to system/etc/init.d and open S98governor_scaling. Then, navigate to the line where it says : "Selection of Awake Governors:" and delete the # symbol of the desired "governor". If the governor you use isn't on the list, please add the exact name in between of " " and remove the # at the beginning of it.
The same procedure should apply for the Sleep Governor (see the screenshot below).
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Notes :
Only keep ONE governor uncommented at a time
Default chosen governors are : SmartassV2 (when the screen is ON) and Conservative (when the screen is OFF)
I'm not responsible by any damage (which is almost impossible to happen) occured to your phone

[KERNEL][CM14.1/AOSP NOUGAT][HELLS-GATE-KERNEL]UBERTC 5.3

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HELLS-GATE-KERNEL​
FEATURES:
Governors:
Yankactive
Impulse
Intellimm
Smartmaxx
Impulse
IntelliActive
IntelliDemand
ZZMoove
BioShock
CM defaults
Hotplugs:
Alucard
Zen Decision
IntelliPlug
Bricked hotplug
MSM Hotplug
AutoSMP
Msm Sleeper
Kernel-Tweaks
Faux Sound Control
Advanced TCP congestions
Frandom
KCAL control
Adreno idler
Dynamic Fsync toggle
Kernel mode: NEON
KEXEC support
Enable headset in high performance
Powersuspend modes
Credits/Thank
CyanogenMod
* osm0sis
* decipher
* faux123
* and many many more
Download:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=529152257862686916
In future Updates come more govs and hotplugs and many many new good stuff
Cheers​
XDA:DevDB Information
Hells-Gate-kernel , ROM for the Moto G 2014
Contributors
Kranoner
ROM OS Version: 7.x Nougat
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.4.x
Version Information
Status: Stable
Created 2016-12-06
Last Updated 2016-12-06

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for activate msm sleeper hotplug use: Ex kernel manager from flair2 because kernelauditor has this feat not implent

Downloading and testing. Thanks
Edit: Flashed with TWRP successfully but when reboots to system the kernel keeps the same
Enviado desde mi Moto G 2014 mediante Tapatalk

The name of the kernel doesnt change in settings.....

AEON KERNEL for 7870

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Kernel Link
Kernel Source
Group Link
CHANGELOG:
Enabled all available Governor
Added CPU Input Boost
Added Custom Voltage Slider
Heavy Undervolting
Compiled with Linaro GCC 9
Added Spectrum
Added UKSM
Always Permissive
Added State Notifier
Added Display State
Added Store Mode
Added Fsync
Added Deadline Scheduler for I/O
Added Boeffla Wakelock v1.1.0
Added Additional Wakelock
Added Zram
Compiled For Performance
Compression used Lz4
Added Gentle Fair Sleepers with toogle
Added Arch power
Added PowerSuspend
And other additonal things You can find in source
CREDITS:
@ananjaser1211 @SPARTANICUS and @Astrako for their contribution in 7870
@osm0sis for Android Image Kitchen and AnyKernel as some codes i used from there for my zip
And Me cuz i compiled
Other Credits are included in the sources

Supports android 11?
nvm does not supports j7 2017 (j7y17lte)

ichbinahmet said:
Supports android 11?
nvm does not supports j7 2017 (j7y17lte)
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is in testing now, Also (about spectrum) it should

J730g boot fail

J730f a/b gsi boot fail

SORRY GUYS COULDN'T CONTINUE THIS PROJECT

I would Request Admins to take down this thread, i made this thread because i was close to make it work. But Didn't succeed. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Thread closed per OP request.