[Kernel] CeXstel v0.62 (Y300/G510) [Stock/CM] [29/03/14]

[Guest thetonyxx]

how did u make it work?

try older kernel, enable zram , rebooting and test it whit app zram tester

[Guest kannasbor0]

try older kernel, enable zram , rebooting and test it whit app zram tester

It doesn't work on older kernel.

There's a command, which you can check if its enabled in kernel:

cat /proc/config.gz|gunzip|grep ZRAM

And it has no result.

[Guest chasser]

Is it possible to change MAC Address with this kernel?

[Guest kannasbor0]

I'm using CeXstel 0.57 for CM10.1 (407 MB version), Joestone's CM10.1 build, and of course some tweaks.. ;)

Schedulers: intellidemand/row.

These are my results:

So, thanks for all of the devs!! :)

[Guest Ranx91]

Is better row than SIO??;As a minium cpu frequency i use 65mhz ??

 

edit: i don't know why,but with kernel 0.61 for stock rom,and if i turn on Auto Brightness my screen is always full Brightness!!!...why??? is there any fix?

Edited March 13, 2014 by Ranx91

[Guest kannasbor0]

Is better row than SIO??;As a minium cpu frequency i use 65mhz ??

edit: i don't know why,but with kernel 0.61 for stock rom,and if i turn on Auto Brightness my screen is always full Brightness!!!...why??? is there any fix?

The row scheduler means: read over write. On Android we read the microSD more than write to it. The intellidemand scales the CPU up, when the GPU clock is on high freq too, so it gives more performance when we playing. But when we browsing keeps the CPU on low freq.

When I used lower freq the music player become laggy.

Use the 0.57, it's the best (for me), and Ceastel didn't test the latest builds by himself, so maybe they're buggy.

[Guest thetonyxx]

 

 

The intellidemand scales the CPU up, when the GPU clock is on high freq too, so it gives more performance when we playing. But when we browsing keeps the CPU on low freq.

on my device whit intellimand is ever to 1008mhz and gpu ever to 320mhz :wacko:

for this use lulzactive whit min cpu 65mhz

I noticed that the Media background process yesterday caused me a battery drain on fusionx 

I solved it by freezing the 'system app Media

[Guest ZolaIII]

That's not original intelidemand & it's a media scanner so that's the normal behavior when system boots & it takes longer if you have more media. In some ROMs like Slim it's possible to disable it on boot...

[Guest lolletto]

I noticed kernel 0.57 is better than the latest version for battery performance. Is it possible?

[Guest thetonyxx]

I noticed kernel 0.57 is better than the latest version for battery performance. Is it possible?

I'm not sure, but I can not say the opposite 

 

these last few weeks with kernel 0.60 and 0.61 in deep sleep there is a slight battery drain, which is not noticed before

[Guest Ranx91]

thanks guys for all your answers :) ;I have another questions:

-1 for y300 which "tcp congestion control" is better???

-2 is it good to keep 256 as ahead buffer size??

-3 is it good to keep 320 as max gpu frequency

-4 what is the best value for swap???

 

-5 someone told me that the v0.57 of this kernel is better for battery drain;Can i flash this old version above the v0.61???

thank you very much to all you!!!!!!

Edited March 14, 2014 by Ranx91

[Guest Gliwusss]

thanks guys for all your answers :) ;I have another questions:

-1 for y300 which "tcp congestion control" is better???

-2 is it good to keep 256 as ahead buffer size??

-3 is it good to keep 320 as max gpu frequency

-4 what is the best value for swap???

-5 someone told me that the v0.57 of this kernel is better for battery drain;Can i flash this old version above the v0.61???

thank you very much to all you!!!!!!

1. westwood

2. no, for me the best option is 1024

3. yes

4. you mean swappieness or size of swap file?

5. yes you can flash 0.57 over 0.61 with no problem

[Guest Ranx91]

1. westwood

2. no, for me the best option is 1024

3. yes

4. you mean swappieness or size of swap file?

5. yes you can flash 0.57 over 0.61 with no problem

thank you;for swap i mean the size of swap file :)

[Guest ZolaIII]

1. Vegas

2. 512 (as it is a block size)

3. It's default & only used under 3D load.

4. I use a 512MB

5. Try out a 0.59...

[Guest Gliwusss]

thank you;for swap i mean the size of swap file :)

I prefer 256mb swap size.

[Guest kannasbor0]

I prefer 256mb swap size.

I am using 256 MB in system partition, with init.d script. ;) It takes about 30 seconds to create the file at boot, but after that it's fast! ;)

[Guest Gliwusss]

I am using 256 MB in system partition, with init.d script. ;) It takes about 30 seconds to create the file at boot, but after that it's fast! ;)

me too, in system :)

[Guest flash75]

Hi,

can someone help me...?

 

I tried to install CM 10.1 with Cexstel Kernel (i tried with 0.61 and 0.57).

The CM with original Kernel works fine, but if i flash a Cexstel Kernel, i always have to enter my pincode every 30 seconds, so i cant use my Device.

 

Any Suggestions?

[Guest thetonyxx]

Hi,

can someone help me...?

 

I tried to install CM 10.1 with Cexstel Kernel (i tried with 0.61 and 0.57).

The CM with original Kernel works fine, but if i flash a Cexstel Kernel, i always have to enter my pincode every 30 seconds, so i cant use my Device.

 

Any Suggestions?

you are first whit this problem

but pin of sim or password for device?

 

try disable pin sim in the security settings

[Guest fonz93]

Hi,

can someone help me...?

 

I tried to install CM 10.1 with Cexstel Kernel (i tried with 0.61 and 0.57).

The CM with original Kernel works fine, but if i flash a Cexstel Kernel, i always have to enter my pincode every 30 seconds, so i cant use my Device.

 

Any Suggestions?

 

I think you have RIL problem

[Guest flash75]

I use pattern for Device Security, its the SIM Pin.

Whats a RIL Problem?

[Guest kannasbor0]

I use pattern for Device Security, its the SIM Pin.

Whats a RIL Problem?

After you flased the kernel, did you wipe the cache and the dalvik?

I flashed a kernel before, and I forgot to wipe caches, and after that I had various problems, since I wiped them.

[Guest flash75]

I made following:

Boot in TWRP

Flash CM 10.1 and

Cexstel Kernel

 

Do i have to wipe cache and Dalvik again with that "naked" system?

 

 

Edit: I tried Installing, Wiping Cache/Dalvik, all with the same result. I tried with several Kernel versions.

Edited March 18, 2014 by flash75

[Guest ZolaIII]

I made following:

Boot in TWRP

Flash CM 10.1 and

Cexstel Kernel

Do i have to wipe cache and Dalvik again with that "naked" system?

Edit: I tried Installing, Wiping Cache/Dalvik, all with the same result. I tried with several Kernel versions.

Jour problem is the ROM not a kernel so wipe all & re flash it!

You really don't have to wipe anything when you flash a kernel!

[Guest flash75]

But the Rom with original kernel works... So i think its a kernel problem