That sounds a bit high. That's close to what I get with the stock kernel and voltages. Have you undervolted at all? That will be your single biggest gain. Also, I'd stick to a lower limit of 249MHz, as any lower will have diminishing returns and actual losses. I actually have a fair amount less consumption on my 2.0.5.6 setup as opposed to 2.0.4.1x

Did you use the 2.0.1.11 install image following CM12.1, then the sensorsfix3.zip flash then OTA'ed to 2.0.4.1x and beyond? What I'd do is install the updated 2.0.4.13 image, as the hardware adaptation is slightly newer and seems to have improved battery life after OTA'ing to 2.0.5.6. I've settled on that method of getting the latest SFOS after much trial and error, and this method works for me every time - with the exception of the known dbus bug which is easy to get around. Let me know if you need any help!

I'm going to write a little textfile, which includes the complete changelog of all released kernels and the values which can be customized in sysfs for people who don't want to search the whole thread. Just give me a few days, since i have a lot of other work to do lately.

Sorry for the delay...here is kernel v9.

So, nothing new to play around with this time.
Powersuspend is the new suspend mechanism which will be used instead of earlysuspend in the future. So not many kernel functions use this at the moment. I'm going to update as many as possible in the future.
Partialresume should give some lower powerconsumption when using wifi, because more things are handled by the kernel now.

Download here

Source is available here.

I'm going to write a little textfile, which includes the complete changelog of all released kernels and the values which can be customized in sysfs for people who don't want to search the whole thread. Just give me a few days, since i have a lot of other work to do lately.

I first want to thank mautz for the new kernel.

I realized that the new v9 kernel ('Kernel Tick Clock') is again at 300hz, while I am a strong defender of 100hz (at least right now).

Being able to compile my own kernel now, I decided to give you a link to my version of the v9 kernel. There are only two minor modifications... My kernel runs at '100hz' and 'swap' is also enabled. That will allow you to create a swapfile and use it as swap partition. The reason for this is simple: I want to avoid lipstick crashes, when running out of physical memory. Sfdroid users might benefit from this solution.

You can download the kernel here.
Mautz kernel sources here...

Create swapfile: (source: https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-...ap-file-howto/ )

Enable swap @boot: Add the following line to /etc/fstab

Also, I'm going to put together my toolchain. May pick your brain a little later on your setup. I tried a couple linaro 4.9.4 installs and kept getting compile errors.

Unfortunately "Flash Zip" in TWRP Multirom Recovery does not work. The button does nothing. "unable to locate page (multirom_flash_select)" is the error message I get.