[n9005][2014/DEC/01][TWKK] faux123/Yank555.lu kernel 002b3

[amir1370]

hi Yank555

of this list I/O witch are for only battery frienly for more battery useing?? and witch for battery and performance ?

I/O : ROW - SIO - DEADLINE - NOOP - ZEN - CFQ - BFQ

witch i/o very match with intellidemand or intelliactive?

Thanks

[yank555]

hi Yank555

of this list I/O witch are for only battery frienly for more battery useing?? and witch for battery and performance ?

I/O : ROW - SIO - DEADLINE - NOOP - ZEN - CFQ - BFQ

witch i/o very match with intellidemand or intelliactive?

Thanks

I/O schedulers don't 'match' to a governor, nor will you see any measurable battery benefit.

I/O schedulers just change the order in which reads/writes which will happen anyway are done, that's all there is. Those may make a difference in disk access speed, but mostly notable on spinning disks (real harddrives) for most of them, while ROW is designed for flash drives (Read Over Write, read operations have priority over write operations).

So which is best for your use case, hard to tell, depends on how you use the device.

But of all the listed, I'd use none and I would go for FIOPS as the overall 'winner', but that's just me

JP.

Sent from my Nexus 5 running SlimLP 5.0.1-alpha0.7 on Yank555.lu SlimLP v1.2-beta3 kernel.

[japoco_poz14]

What difference between conservative and eco-conservative?
I use the new governor intellimm
Thanks

[yank555]

What difference between conservative and eco-conservative?
I use the new governor intellimm
Thanks

Conservative means battery-friendly.

While ECO will turn you device into a dual-core system (never bringing up core2 and core3), the "normal" will use all 4 cores.

This is not linked to governors, it's linked only to the hotplug driver, as such applies to ANY governor you will chose.

Governor = frequency scaling control
Hotplug Driver = bring cores on-/offline

JP.

[japoco_poz14]

What difference between conservative and eco-conservative?
I use the new governor intellimm
Thanks

Conservative means battery-friendly.

While ECO will turn you device into a dual-core system (never bringing up core2 and core3), the "normal" will use all 4 cores.

This is not linked to governors, it's linked only to the hotplug driver, as such applies to ANY governor you will chose.

Governor = frequency scaling control
Hotplug Driver = bring cores on-/offline

JP.

Thanks bro. You are the best dev.
Really.
Thanks again

[yosef019]

This kernel support automount NTFS file system?

[yank555]

This kernel support automount NTFS file system?

The kernel supports mounting NTFS partitions, but it won't aumount any, ROM needs to support for example to support automounting external SD if it's NTFS, or an USB OTG drive if it's NTFS.

JP.

Sent from my Nexus 5 running SlimLP 5.0.1-alpha0.7 on Yank555.lu SlimLP v1.2-beta3 kernel.

[amir1370]

hi Dear yank555

you are is pro and i hve a question.

my phone from 100% battery charge to 90% fast is empety.

for fix this problem i do fuel gauge?? and how to?

tnx

[yank555]

hi Dear yank555

you are is pro and i hve a question.

my phone from 100% battery charge to 90% fast is empety.

for fix this problem i do fuel gauge?? and how to?

tnx

Battery % is far from accurate, it's not measured by how many mA were used, but it's 'guessed' by looking at voltage difference, so it's far from precise.

Consider battery over a full cycle (like full to 20%) and check how much screen on time you get over a day.

Also if you don't use the original battery, this can be a consequence as replacement batteries don't always have that very same voltage.

JP.

Sent from my Nexus 5 running SlimLP 5.0.1-alpha0.9 on Yank555.lu SlimLP v1.2-beta3 kernel.

[6h0st]

Greetings!
Can please tell me how to UV by -25 with a script? I tried echo -25 to CPU voltage table file and it didn't work.
Thanks.