Testing a weird kernel tweak. It's working and I don't know why ! topic

ROM: NEAT ROM 4.4.4
KERNEL: gustavo_s' kernel for AOSP version 04 Feb 2015 with Synapse.
So one day when drinking beer I thought to myself: if Ondemand is so sensitive in jumping to higher frequencies, why bother setting the threshold low? So I just simply went to Synapse and set the up-threshold to 99%. Naively I just thought it was to make sure the CPU was full until it needed a faster frequency. To my surprise, a few days later was fantastic: the time my GS spent on high frequencies was so good it looked like I was using conservative, the least time was on 1200MHz and goes up along with lower frequencies. And the performance was intact :silly::silly::silly:
:silly::silly::silly: can anyone confirm you had tried this before?

One last thing: I just enable GPU rendering, I read that GPU used more power so it is not efficient but on this kernel I am able to use 54MHz and 66MHz which only drain 800Mah which is less than the voltage of 200MHz. My first feelinng is that scrolling through Manga app no longer lags. Will this work as I expected, guys? :silly:

P/S: sorrry for my broken English.

Testing result of Roms for SPH-L720T (updated Feb. 24, 2015) topic

There are several similar threads (this one and this one) but unfortunately it seems either OP stopped updating, or it's not focused on ROM list. On the other hand, I just start to use this phone, therefore I come up with this list of working-non working ROMs in hope to share with other L720T users. Among the results, some are based on my first hand test with my phone(NG5 modem with TWRP 2.8.4.0, 2.8.5.0 seems not working on me), others are based on posts by fellow xdaers.

You are welcome to pm me for new info or corrections. I will try my best to keep this post updated as long as I still own this phone.

Please note, working-non working status or issues should be modem specific. Therefore results from my phone only speak for NG5.

1) ROMs working well:
1.1) Stock NG5, OA3: :)
1.2) [UNOFFICIAL][5.0.2][CM-12.0] CyanogenMod 12 for jfltespr (2015-01-26 / FINAL: Working
1.3) [LXR22G][5.0.2] Team OctOs Oct-L: Working
1.4) [OFFICIAL] CyanogenMod Nightly Builds for jfltespr
Followings are reported working by others in this thread:
1.5) C-Rom 7.1 (#78): some issues where it says digital roaming sometimes. It didn't seem to be as good a connection for LTE as stock rom and it dropped to 3G more often.
1.6) SuperS4 (#80): the newest SuperS4 does have the spark icon.
1.7) BeanStalk ROM (4.4.4): It's completely stable and has just about every possible customization baked right into the ROM including xposed installer.
1.8) SlimKat ROM (4.4.4): keeps the ROM stock,only customize a little, always a rock solid ROM with exceptional support and almost perfect code.
1.9) PacMan ROM (4.4.4)：
1.10) Mahdi ROM (says digital roaming instead of Sprint but works perfectly)


2) Roms Not working so well:
2.1) Sacs_Custom_Rom_V3_NG2_9_24_14 : Wifi not working. ktoonez kernel fixes WiFi but with lag. The issue might be modem specific.
2.2) [ROM] [ jfltespr ][ Feb 10 ] AICP - 8.0 - LP 5.0.2_r1 | OFFICIAL NIGHTLIES: Phone runs warm / battery drain
2.3) 【5.0.1】Google Play Edition 【JFLTE-GPE】, 2-23-2015 build: Phone runs warm / battery drain
（Below are reported by others）
2.4) Triforce + ktoonez kernel to get the WiFi working: FC from time to time though.

Personally I like to have traffic meter on the status bar. Unfortunately, none of those working ROMs that I know of has it so far, and ROMs (2.2, 2.3) with traffic meter have warm issue on my phone.

[APP][4.0.3+] Unix Server Monitor announces paid version closed beta testing topic

Limited beta testing!

We announce Unix Server Monitor Beta testing!
The aim of it is to make final changes, taking into account your comments and suggestions.
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Unix Server Monitor is a special app which will check out your servers status any time and any place! All you need to do is add your servers and configure settings.

You will be able to start remotely, shut down and restart the necessary services. With an online widget on the home screen of your phone you’ll be aware of how your server’s doing without even launching the app! Unix Server Monitor will become a must-have app helper for any developer or system administrator.

In order to take part in the closed testing please let us know and we provide you with instructions.

Looking forward to your replies!