ammyt | # 111 | 2011-09-13, 11:09 | Report

Karam's batterypatch IS my patch, why would you install two patches that are the SAME? Karam updated his batterypatch with all the scripts in my patch, so, the SAME.

What I did is install his speedpatch, then my patch.

locolyric | # 112 | 2011-09-13, 11:18 | Report

thanks for the explanation~

I am so confuse about all the patch .

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I am using the default gb patch.

Phone eventually reboot and a message show up the custom kernel didn't load.

Check cpu frequency, is 250 to 600mhz.

The phone auto reboot when i call people (in the default kernel mode? not sure)

temporary uninstall the patch, waiting for help to solve it.

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Last edited by locolyric; 2011-09-13 at 13:58.

mesho123 | # 113 | 2011-09-14, 13:14 | Report

i have installed latest karam patch and your patch ..

karam patch not fine with me .. your patch was good ..

i know they are the same .. but i don't know why the results are different

ammyt | # 114 | 2011-09-15, 10:52 | Report

Here is what to do:
Edit the lines the way you want, via any text editor.

Look at the post on top of this page to understand.

EDIT: To clarify, karam's first batterypatch was simply a vfs_cache_pressure controller, that sets its value to 10 while idle, and 100 while active. I then released a battery patch which includes the vfs_cache_pressure script, plus underclocking/undervolting when idle, overclock/overvolting when active, and pausing greedy processes while idle and resuming them while active. Then, karam updated his battery patch with the scripts in my patch.

What people here are saying, like, karam's patch worked but yours didn't, or your patch gave better results than karam's... That's because my patch is a bit more extreme than karam's, i.e. stronger underclocking/undervolting, more processes pausing, that's the reason.

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ammyt | # 115 | 2011-09-15, 11:00 | Report

Edit the kernel-config lines the way that suits your device.

ammyt | # 116 | 2011-09-15, 11:06 | Report

To anyone wishing to use a different active profile:
1. Save the profile you want to use by:
kernel-config save xxx
2. leafpad /usr/local/bin/overclock
3. Replace the top most two lines starting by kernel-config with:
kernel-config load xxx

fahadj2003 | # 117 | 2011-10-03, 18:30 | Report

hey.. uhmm.. how can i monitor the locked frequency?
and plus..

#!/bin/sh
brightness=$(cat /sys/class/backlight/acx565akm/brightness)
keyboard=$(cat /sys/devices/platform/gpio-switch/slide/state)
proximity=$(cat /sys/devices/platform/gpio-switch/proximity/state)

if [ "$brightness" == "0" ]; then
if [ "$keyboard" == "closed" ]; then
kernel-config load starving
kernel-config limits 125 500
echo 10 > /proc/sys/vm/vfs_cache_pressure
done
fi
fi

i removed the last 2 lines.. *dont ask why*
would the script be effected?

ammyt | # 118 | 2011-10-04, 13:18 | Report

New Update:
Since freemangordon released his 720p patches/libraries, Dynamic CPU Scaling for people playing 720p videos will produce a bad performance. The new update fixes that, it was tested to produce best 720p quality playback and overall performance versus battery saving and so far yields great results. 720p videos play flawlessly with no single framedrops in all media players.

To install, tap on .deb then install then reboot.

Attached Files

Dynamic_CPU_720p.deb (1.7 KB, 122 views)

ammyt | # 119 | 2011-10-04, 13:19 | Report

Thanks @GigaByte for changing thread title.

trisha02 | # 120 | 2011-10-04, 15:16 | Report

i hav karam's speed and battery patch installed. i hav kp 48 install. just by installing this will let me play 720p? isnt it possible wid kp48?