[Kernel] leanKernel v2.14 [5.1.1] LP final; v3.4 M [6.0] [13.12.2015]

Bin zur Zeit auf dem aktuellen Test-LeanKernel v1.14.13 (wegen dem EU-5GHz-WiFi-Fix)...msm_hsic_host lässt sich doch über lkconfig bei jedem der jüngeren Versionen auch ganz deaktivieren bzw. stark eindämmen.

Frisch ausm Kernel-Kochtopf v1.15: ROM Update ... Nightly Feb 19

So, ich habe mal den Thread übernommen...und bitte nicht gleich nörgeln, wenn das alles mal nicht ganz sooo schicki aussieht wie von unseren Power-Mods hier. Ick jeb mir aba Mühe...so, erst mal das änglüsch durch den Google Übersetzer jagen...:D:P

Bin dabei ;)...jetzt müssen sich nur noch ein paar mehr Leuts das N6 beschaffen und sich hier bei AP anmelden.:moustach:

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Update auf v1.17: Völkner Online-Shop

Startpost ist auch schon angepasst.;)

OP ist wieder aktuell.

Update auf v2.1.

Zitat

v2.2 is up.

One notable change is kernel code to prevent /system components like mpdecision and msm_thermal from raising minfreq and lowering maxfreq via lkconfig (sysfs nodes). I no longer need to work in userspace (ie. disable mpdecision, change sysfs file permissions, etc.) to achieve this which is how I preferred to do things anyway.

Note this is *disabled* by default - you must enable it via lkconfig if you want this feature. Just to be clear, this is for those of you who 1) want to prevent unwanted minfreq changes, and/or 2) want to keep maxfreq from changing say when battery drops to 40%, etc. Hope it works.

Full changelog: https://github.com/imoseyon/leanKern...ipop-ChangeLog

Update auf v2.3 mit der Option, bei 40% / 20% Restakku das Begrenzen der maximalen Frequenz zu unterbinden...konfigurierbar über lkconfig:

Zitat

v2.3 is up.

I think v2.3 should be more stable than v2.2 and v2.1. I reverted some commits that were suspected of causing reboots for some folks.

Also, I completely redid how I mitigate maxfreq being lowered at 40/20% battery. The previous implementation wasn't working so well and could potentially prevent true thermal throttling from working properly. The new implementation if configured via lkconfig/sysfs, should work a lot better and allows thermal throttling to continue to work.

This feature has been tested by several people (thanks) successfully, but there may still need to be some fine-tuning in the future, especially on the temp threshold. To configure this, you want to select "prevent lowering maxfreq":

Code:
11) allow raising of minfreq: Y, allow lowering of maxfreq: N

Update auf 2.4:

Zitat

Some notable changes:

1) Kernel memory leak fixes. I'm not done with this yet, there's still one more I need to track down in vfs. Keep in mind that kernel memory leaks are pretty small compared to ROM leaks which are what we really need fixed.
2) Kexec/multirom support
3) Enhancements in frequency mitigation prevention (you know the 40/20% battery thingie).
4) various updates from CAF and Linux

Klasse, werde ich gleich mal ausprobieren...