Hi guys/gals.
Is there a "stockish" kernel out there for 5.1.1 910T3 that has the zerolemon/extended battery fix? I was using Beastmode 1.8b but the performance compared to stock is not that great. Lots of UI lag, dropped frames, etc etc. I sincerely appreciate the hard work that Freeza is doing but for my daily driver I need something snappier.
Has anyone applied the zerolemon battery fix to a stock kernel?
I don't have the zero lemon, I have the MPJ 6440 however the Beastmode 1.8b worked PERFECTLY all the way to 1% and the shut down as expected. I think the fix is basing battery % off of voltage instead of counting mAh consumption so it's "universal" and works with any battery size.
I'm running TEKXodus 6.7 if that makes a difference.
I have tried the "standard" way of battery calibration with Beastmode 1.1.1 (stock kernel) however it does not work. I have charged fully, drained battery completely until shutdown, then charged to full green light with phone turned OFF, then drained battery, charge with phone off. Done this 4 times in a row (took about a week!) but I still get 1% lasting for 4+ hours. I'm using RootDim to change brightness level back to full brightness but would much rather have the more elegant solution.
I've never dabbled in editing a kernel, but if anybody knows where the source is (if it is available) I'd love to atleast look in it to see if there's something I can do with the battery calculations. I know enough to be dangerous, and figure as long as I have a backup what's the worse that can happen.
Is there a "stockish" kernel out there for 5.1.1 910T3 that has the zerolemon/extended battery fix? I was using Beastmode 1.8b but the performance compared to stock is not that great. Lots of UI lag, dropped frames, etc etc. I sincerely appreciate the hard work that Freeza is doing but for my daily driver I need something snappier.
Has anyone applied the zerolemon battery fix to a stock kernel?
I don't have the zero lemon, I have the MPJ 6440 however the Beastmode 1.8b worked PERFECTLY all the way to 1% and the shut down as expected. I think the fix is basing battery % off of voltage instead of counting mAh consumption so it's "universal" and works with any battery size.
I'm running TEKXodus 6.7 if that makes a difference.
I have tried the "standard" way of battery calibration with Beastmode 1.1.1 (stock kernel) however it does not work. I have charged fully, drained battery completely until shutdown, then charged to full green light with phone turned OFF, then drained battery, charge with phone off. Done this 4 times in a row (took about a week!) but I still get 1% lasting for 4+ hours. I'm using RootDim to change brightness level back to full brightness but would much rather have the more elegant solution.
I've never dabbled in editing a kernel, but if anybody knows where the source is (if it is available) I'd love to atleast look in it to see if there's something I can do with the battery calculations. I know enough to be dangerous, and figure as long as I have a backup what's the worse that can happen.
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