But I came from stock kernel, and after flashing MiCore I have all the frequencies including the OC.
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[MI2/MI2S][KERNEL] MiCore 010 for MIUI | Linaro | UV | OC
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But I came from stock kernel, and after flashing MiCore I have all the frequencies including the OC.
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Thank you for this update redmaner!
Having zero problems!
Kernel seems to be a little more responsive (could be placebo effect). Battery life is the same.
Using it with wiui and underclock settings.
Can't wait to see your new Governor in work :-D
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Having zero problems!
Kernel seems to be a little more responsive (could be placebo effect). Battery life is the same.
Using it with wiui and underclock settings.
Can't wait to see your new Governor in work :-D
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Because kernel is at it's end of life this feature is not worth the investment of time.
I have a lot of behind the screen work to do now.
Work that will be revealed very soon
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I don't think that's possible. This kernel isn't compatible with Android 4.4. Hell, I don't even think you can port it to a clean 4.1 rom.
Thank you, what governor/settings would you recommend if you do no want smoothest performance in use, and battery savings whenever possible?
Would you recommend using different governors for different cores?
I can't seem to be able to disable cores on my mi2s using kernal tuner, is there a way to do that?
Thanks.
EDIT: I have run into a problem.
I was trying to get the lowest possible underclock, so I used kernal tuner to lower the voltage for a specific frequency setting, lock the min/max frequency to that setting, and run a CF bench to test for stability.
I had found the lowest voltage values for up to 1130mhz and saved that into my profile.
I was turning the voltage down for the next frequency step up when my phone shut down.
Since rebooting I tried again, and it shutdown again. Apply on startup is NOT enabled.
However, now when I try to boot it goes to the mi logo with the snapdragon logo on the bottom the stops there.
I have tried both system 1 and system 2, and it's not booting. I'm running stock MIUI 4.2.28.
Again, apply on startup is NOT enabled, so I can't think of what could have happened here.
I have used CWM restore to restore, so nothing broken, but what could have happened here?
Thanks again.
Would you recommend using different governors for different cores?
I can't seem to be able to disable cores on my mi2s using kernal tuner, is there a way to do that?
Thanks.
EDIT: I have run into a problem.
I was trying to get the lowest possible underclock, so I used kernal tuner to lower the voltage for a specific frequency setting, lock the min/max frequency to that setting, and run a CF bench to test for stability.
I had found the lowest voltage values for up to 1130mhz and saved that into my profile.
I was turning the voltage down for the next frequency step up when my phone shut down.
Since rebooting I tried again, and it shutdown again. Apply on startup is NOT enabled.
However, now when I try to boot it goes to the mi logo with the snapdragon logo on the bottom the stops there.
I have tried both system 1 and system 2, and it's not booting. I'm running stock MIUI 4.2.28.
Again, apply on startup is NOT enabled, so I can't think of what could have happened here.
I have used CWM restore to restore, so nothing broken, but what could have happened here?
Thanks again.
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Hi,
I experienced an issue with 010 with battery saving profile: com.android.email process got stuck several times and it was using up to 34% CPU. I had to kill it manually repeatedly. I reverted back to 009 and everything is back to normal. Obviously I got serious battery drain.
I experienced an issue with 010 with battery saving profile: com.android.email process got stuck several times and it was using up to 34% CPU. I had to kill it manually repeatedly. I reverted back to 009 and everything is back to normal. Obviously I got serious battery drain.
This kernel is crazy! 
I tried StabilityTest https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.into.stability&hl=cs and CPU temperature climbed to 99°C!!! Before the phone off... Does anyone have a similar experience?
I tried StabilityTest https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.into.stability&hl=cs and CPU temperature climbed to 99°C!!! Before the phone off... Does anyone have a similar experience?
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Sorry everyone I have very limited time to give proper support.
@SanguineDrone
Use trickstermod to enable eco mode on specific tab.
That enables 2 cores instead of 4.
For governor I recommend ondemand or intellidemand.
@famusc
Shutdowns / reboots are caused due too low voltages.
It can only reboot if the settings stay applied during boot e.g. with init.d or a startup feature from an app.
If that's not the case I can't explain it
@kokbulik
StabilityTest apps are overloading CPU power to see how a device performs.
If you run 9 hours straight your hearth will be pumping high too.
Anyway 99° is very high indeed
@SanguineDrone
Use trickstermod to enable eco mode on specific tab.
That enables 2 cores instead of 4.
For governor I recommend ondemand or intellidemand.
@famusc
Shutdowns / reboots are caused due too low voltages.
It can only reboot if the settings stay applied during boot e.g. with init.d or a startup feature from an app.
If that's not the case I can't explain it
@kokbulik
StabilityTest apps are overloading CPU power to see how a device performs.
If you run 9 hours straight your hearth will be pumping high too.
Anyway 99° is very high indeed
vidar
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@redmaner
Hello,
is there any way to let the OC Version of your Kernel behave like this (or could you implement this inside your profiles?):
All settings are for MI2 don't know about Mi2s
Power save Mode: CPU Locked to 1.2Ghz max
Normal Mode: CPU Locked to 1.5Ghz max
Performance Mode: CPU Locked to 1.7Ghz
I'm using the profiles very often, but i have to change the max frequency all the time and sometimes it doesn't seem to be saved at all as i see my device jump so 1.7Ghz even i told it to stay at 1.2Ghz.
Hello,
is there any way to let the OC Version of your Kernel behave like this (or could you implement this inside your profiles?):
All settings are for MI2 don't know about Mi2s
Power save Mode: CPU Locked to 1.2Ghz max
Normal Mode: CPU Locked to 1.5Ghz max
Performance Mode: CPU Locked to 1.7Ghz
I'm using the profiles very often, but i have to change the max frequency all the time and sometimes it doesn't seem to be saved at all as i see my device jump so 1.7Ghz even i told it to stay at 1.2Ghz.
Vova Gershon
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Which free app should I use to save UV profile and how low can I go? I went down 2 steps for each speed and it works fine.
Can I go any lower?
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Can I go any lower?
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Trickstermod will do the job for you.
Possible to set on every boot.
Voltages are very device specific.
Every device has another chip.
The qualcomm S600 chip in Mi2S has 6 variants.
So you have to play with these settings.
Too low voltages will result in shutdowns/reboots or freezing behaviour.
So be careful
Thank you for your quick answer.Trickstermod won't save my profile. Any other suggestions?
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Trickstermod works fine here.
I have various profiles saved but maybe because I use the donate version.
I don't know any other apps.
Just some searching in the playstore I guess
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I have the donate versión too so could u tell me which is the lowest voltage limit YOUR device affords until having a freezing/reboot behaviour but getting better battery life?
It has been discussed a thousand times that eco mode doesnt save battery, because the "work" has to be done by two cores instead of four (A lot of RD in xda say that... I dont really know) and imo nobody knows his kernel better than the developer.
Thank u very much for this kernel sir, I really appreciate it since for any reason, kernel development is not the strongest point of mi2/s
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