I recently bought my LG G4.
After some time i noticed orginal firmware does not use cpu hot plugging, like i have seen in my previous devices (galaxy s3 i9300, galaxy s5 sm-g900f).
More unused cores offline = more saved battery at screen on time.
I dont want to flash custom kernel, also i didnt found any good, so i decided to write a shell script, that can do the same thing.
So, here it is - CPU Hot-plugging shell script for LG G4.
Download:
https://github.com/meneves/lg_g4_cpu_hotplug
Usage:
1) download all files and place it on sdcard (give them +x permission)
2) make sure you use "interactive" governor (default)
3) run terminal emulator, execute "su" and then:
start service by calling ./start.sh
stop service by calling ./stop.sh
Governor tweaks are applied automatically on service start.
Let me know what u think :)
PS. Sorry for my bad english.
After some time i noticed orginal firmware does not use cpu hot plugging, like i have seen in my previous devices (galaxy s3 i9300, galaxy s5 sm-g900f).
More unused cores offline = more saved battery at screen on time.
I dont want to flash custom kernel, also i didnt found any good, so i decided to write a shell script, that can do the same thing.
So, here it is - CPU Hot-plugging shell script for LG G4.
Download:
https://github.com/meneves/lg_g4_cpu_hotplug
Usage:
1) download all files and place it on sdcard (give them +x permission)
2) make sure you use "interactive" governor (default)
3) run terminal emulator, execute "su" and then:
start service by calling ./start.sh
stop service by calling ./stop.sh
Governor tweaks are applied automatically on service start.
Let me know what u think :)
PS. Sorry for my bad english.
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