yep you need to activate both from 0 to 1 to activate smartreflex.
i used to activate smartreflex, until i found out about the awesome ultra low voltage kernels of lehto and titan, after flashing you get BETTER battery life and faster speed!
i recommend smartreflex users try it! faster than smartreflex, more battery life than smartreflex
yep you need to activate both from 0 to 1 to activate smartreflex.
i used to activate smartreflex, until i found out about the awesome ultra low voltage kernels of lehto and titan, after flashing you get BETTER battery life and faster speed!
i recommend smartreflex users try it! faster than smartreflex, more battery life than smartreflex
I'm sorry but that isn't true. Unless you have hard benchmark numbers, SmartReflex will win every time.
I'm sorry but that isn't true. Unless you have hard benchmark numbers, SmartReflex will win every time.
Do you have hard benchmark numbers? Otherwise it's all just speculation either way. I'd be inclined to suspect SmartReflex as being the safer low power option, but I don't have any concrete info either way.
Enabling SmartReflex on my phone and the displays stops working (ssh-remote-access _does_ work however) and the phone seems unstable and unpretictable.
I think there are enough reasons not to enable it by default at the current kernel (if the kernel has something to do with theses symptom(s)).
Do you have hard benchmark numbers? Otherwise it's all just speculation either way. I'd be inclined to suspect SmartReflex as being the safer low power option, but I don't have any concrete info either way.
The TI documentation for Smart Reflex gives you all the information you need. I don't see a reason to duplicate its efforts.
