LFY Slayher kernels or Slayher v1.6? Mine runs way better using the LFY Slayher ones.WiFi was bogging down for me on the Slayher v1.6. On the LFY Slayher WiFi flies... lol
v1.6 and I have not had any issues at all today.
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Those who are running Slayher 1.6 kernels....step in!
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v1.6 and I have not had any issues at all today.
Hey have you guys tried the new Slayher kernels posted in the LFY forum? I get screaming fast speed, cool temps, great battery life, and stable. Just an FYI
These run way better then the Slayher 1.6 version kernels at least on CM RC5.
I thought these were the 1.6 ones. I'm running the 1000 slv out of that group. So, maybe I'm not running the same ones as the op. But, I just made 4 quadrant runs in a row and my temps didn't even hit 85 f
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Yeah i was just wondering that. Are the LFY different than the 1.6?
Yes, newer and better
still compcache compatible??
still compcache compatible??
These kernels do support compcache. I haven't turned it on because I well don't have a great appreciation for compcache... lol
projectrang
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Hey have you guys tried the new Slayher kernels posted in the LFY forum? I get screaming fast speed, cool temps, great battery life, and stable. Just an FYI
These run way better then the Slayher 1.6 version kernels at least on CM RC5.
I thought these were the 1.6 ones. I'm running the 1000 slv out of that group. So, maybe I'm not running the same ones as the op. But, I just made 4 quadrant runs in a row and my temps didn't even hit 85 f
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No... the Slayher kernels in that link and posted on the LFY forum are newer then the v1.6 ones! That's why I call them LFY Slayher kernels
So, the 1100 slv out of the lfy kernels is the one that came stock with lfy 1.9 and 1.95 right? Cuz the 1100 gave me awful battery life and fairly high temps. That's why I dropped down to the 1000
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No... the Slayher kernels in that link and posted on the LFY forum are newer then the v1.6 ones! That's why I call them LFY Slayher kernels
So, the 1100 slv out of the lfy kernels is the one that came stock with lfy 1.9 and 1.95 right? Cuz the 1100 gave me awful battery life and fairly high temps. That's why I dropped down to the 1000
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I forget if those came stock or not in LFY 1.9 or LFY 1.95. But I get excellent battery life running the 1.1GHz LFH Slayher kernel. But there was a guy earlier today who was shall we say less then pleased with any Slayher kernel even I think at 900... go figure.. lol
projectrang
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That 1100 was the only slayher kernel I've ever had trouble with. And the 1100 ran crazy fast! I just couldn't deal with the battery temps
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My phone wouldn't run any Chevy kernels on lfy 1.9 or 1.95
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You know when I first tried a Slayher kernels I wasn't pleased. I think some phones can be pushed further then others as far as speed and then there are voltage level tweaks in the various kernels, etc.......
I don't because last I tried Chevy's kernel that had interactive governor option it boot looped (Chevy wasn't sure why on some ROMS that was happening when he enabled interactive governor in the kernel), think that was on LFY ROM. Chevy's latest don't have interactive governor AFAIK and I use interactive.
I do like Chevy's kernels... but not having interactive is a deal breaker for me. I used to run them.
i've always used p3 kernels on UD and i love them. no issues. i've been using p3's 800 standard voltage kernel on 2.1 and this is the best my phone has ever run. battery life has pretty much tripled. no joke...... doesn't get too warm unless im using wireless tether. i tried slayher's kernels and had nothing but bad luck. guess they just didn't play nice with my phone......