The following configuration options are available in boeffla-kernel.conf file: governor = default (default / lulz / zzmoove / pbatt / pmod / p1c / p2c / psmod / zbatt / zopt / zperf) Default: = pegasusq
Configurable boeffla tweaks app: yes
Governor defines "strategy" as the change of the CPU core up and down through the frequency based on the system load.
There is nothing such as "best" governor, it largely depends on your personal preference. You should check for themselves.
- PegasusQ - a very solid standard governor
- Lulzactiveq more focused on the job
- zzmoove on battery savings.
You have the following additional profiles are available:
The default is - standard pegasusq governor (Samsung Standard)
lulz: it is - a fairly aggressive lulzactiveq governor
zzmoove: it - friendly governor battery based on a conservative governor
pbatt: it - pegasusq tweak, most of the time, managed only a single core CPU
pmod: it - pegasusq, tweak, most of the time, run on only two cores CPU
p1c: it - pegasusq, restricts one CPU core anyway
p2c: it - pegasusq, limits the maximum two-core CPU in any case,
psmod: it - pegasusq with hardcore tweaks using the governor in its nucleus speedmod
zbatt: it - zzmoove, tweak, for better battery life, going to work a compromise
zopt: it - zzmoove, tweak, to give an average between battery life and work
zperf: it - zzmoove, tweak, to provide solid performance
scheduler = default (default / cfq / deadline / noop / sio / row / bfq) Default: = cfq
Configurable boeffla tweaks app: yes
I / O scheduler determines the "strategy" to read and write access to its internal and external SD-memory card.
There is nothing such as "best" planner, you should check for themselves. The series seems to love all the same for many users.
Default: This loads the CFQ "completely fair scheduler", which is also the standard in stock Samsung
deadline: It loads the scheduler "deadline"
noop: It loads a very simple "noop" scheduler
sio: This loads a simple I / O Scheduler
row: It loads a "read after write" Scheduler
bfq: loads the "Budget Fair Queuing" scheduler
Expected result: The difference in the smoothness of the potential savings and battery
cpu_maxfreq = default (default / 200 ... 1600) Default = 1400 MHz
Configurable boeffla tweaks application: yes, sets
With this parameter you can limit the upper frequency you have to use the CPU core to save battery.
You can define any frequency between 200 and 1400 MHz.
At the same time, you can activate a small overclock up to 1600 MHz, if you want. Please note, this does not guarantee the phone is stable when overclocked!
Expected Result: Savings batteries when underclocking, the best job sverhpokazaniya results
cpu_undervolting = off (off / 25/50/75/100 / light / medium / heavy) Default: off
Configurable boeffla tweaks app: yes
This option allows undervoltung your CPU core voltage. Be careful, because too large undervolting lead to system instability and random reboots.
All phones are different because of manufacturing tolerances, so that some phones support more undervolting, some less. There is nothing that you can do with it than the test yourself!
25: All voltages for all frequencies will be reduced by 25 mV
50: All voltages for all frequencies will be reduced by 50 mV
75: All voltages for all frequencies will be reduced by 75 mV
100: All voltage for all frequencies will be reduced by 100 mV
light: The following voltages are applied (from 1600 to 200 MHz): 1200 1238 1300 1363 goda goda goda 1400 1150 1075 1025 975 950 938 900 900 875 850
medium: The following voltages are applied (from 1600 to 200 MHz): 1175 1213 1275 1338 goda goda goda 1375 1125 1050 1000 950 925 913 875 875 850 825
heavy: The following voltages are applied (from 1600 to 200 MHz): 1150 1188 1250 1313 goda goda goda 1350 1100 1025 975 925 900 888 850 850 825 800
Expected result: A cool phone, maybe a little better battery work
gpu_frequency = default (default / 54/160 / 160and266 / 266and350 / 54to266 / 108to350 / 266to533 / 350to600 / 440to700) Default: = 160/266/350/440 MHz
Configurable boeffla tweaks application: yes, sets
With this setting you can change the rate of acceleration for GPU (graphics processing unit) in the device - so you can do as acceleration and underclocking.
The following options are available:
Default: It sets the GPU clock to 4 160/266/350/440 Mhz
models Underclocking
54: only the frequency of 54 MHz will be used
160: only the frequency of 160 MHz will be used
160and266: Only frequencies 160 and 266 MHz will be used
266and350: Only frequencies 266 and 350 MHz will be used
54to266: it generates 4 GPU frequency to 54/108/160/266 Mhz
108to350: it generates 4 GPU frequency to 108/160/266/350 Mhz
models Overclocking
108to350: it generates 4 GPU frequency to 266/350/440/533 Mhz
108to350: it generates 4 GPU frequency to 350/440/533/600 Mhz
108to350: it generates 4 GPU frequency to 440/533/600/700 Mhz
Please note, if you are overclocking the GPU, probably will overstrain your the GPU, respectively, to operate stably. . For explanation see. The following parameter below
Please note, this does not guarantee stable operation of the phone when overclocking!
Expected result: the battery savings when underclocking, better performance - especially for the game - to disperse.
gpu_undervolting = off (off / 25/50/75/100 / light / medium / heavy / o25 / o50 / o75 / o100) Default: off
Configurable boeffla tweaks app: yes
This allows undervolting and overvolting your GPU (graphics processor) core core voltage. Be careful, because too large undervolting lead to an unstable system or artifacts on the screen.
All phones are different because of manufacturing tolerances, so some phones support undervolting more, some less. There is nothing you can do about it than to test yourself!
samples Undervolting
25: All voltages for all frequencies will be reduced by 25 mV
50: All voltages for all frequencies will be reduced by 50 mV
75: All voltages for all frequencies will be reduced by 75 mV
100: All voltage for all frequencies will be reduced by 100 mV
light: The following voltage to be applied (from low to high frequencies): 875 900 950 1000
medium: The following voltages are applied (from low to high frequencies): 850 875 925 975
heavy: The following voltages are applied (from low to high frequencies): 825 850 900 950
samples Overvolting
o25: All voltages for all the frequencies will be increased by 25 mV
o50: All voltages for all the frequencies will be increased by 50 mV
o75: All voltages for all the frequencies will be increased by 75 mV
o100: All voltages for all the frequencies will be increased by 100 mV
Expected impact: A cool phone, maybe a little better battery performance and undervolting. More stability with overvolting, if you also made GPU acceleration.
led_fading = off (off / on / offbright / onbright) Default: off
Configurable boeffla tweaks app: yes
This setting shapes the behavior of LED-indicator notice.
off: Settlement of the shares of Samsung = LED flashes at normal brightness
on: amplified with normal brightness
offbright: flashing, high brightness
onbright: amplified with high brightness
touch_boost = on (on / off) Default: on
Configurable boeffla tweaks app: yes
This option allows you to disable the functionality of the increase of touch, which is enabled by default. Means of improving the touch, GPU frequency increased to a higher level when the touch screen is used. This increases the smoothness of the user interface, but also consumes a little bit more battery power. touchboost can be turned off without having a negative impact.
Expected result: A potential battery savings if touchboost off
sharpness_fix = off (off / on) Default: off
Configurable boeffla tweaks app: yes
This setting alters some MDNIE settings to increase legibility for letters and reduce the high-precision configuration runoff Samsung
charge_ac = 1100 (600 ... 1200) Default: 1100
Configurable boeffla tweaks application: yes, sets
This setting adjusts the charging speed when downloading via phone charger AC. With a value of 1000 mA when you set it to a higher rate phone charge faster. This will usually not cause damage to your charger. Also, due to manufacturing tolerances, there is no damage your battery is not expected when the charging speed is faster. And if so, do not worry about it and buy a new bit earlier, this is less than 15 dollars.
Expected Result: The battery charging time is reduced
charge_usb = 475 (0 ... 1200) Default: 475
Configurable boeffla tweaks application: yes, sets
This parameter adjusts the speed of charging the phone when booting via USB charger. Stock value is 475 mA when you set it to a higher rate phone charge faster. This should not cause any damage to your device.
Note: The charging current higher than 500 mA are only defined for USB 3.0, but many modern USB 2.0 port can also provide more than 500 mA. So you just get faster charging speed.
Especially if you configure this value to zero: Then you can connect the PC to your device via USB, not charging the battery. This could be good for battery life, as you can keep track of your normal charging cycles without impact.
Expected result: Charging the battery will be reduced, or you can stop the charge completely.
systemtweaks = on (on / off / smod) Default: on
Configurable boeffla tweaks app: yes
This tweak modifies certain kernel parameters, virtual machine, network, etc.
on: This will load tweaks Boeffla-Kernel system settings (recommended)
off: it will not load tweaks, it would be like to drain the core
SMOD: This will load the same tweaks as those used in the core Hardcore Speedmod
Expected result: Better work, smoothness, battery life
ext4tweaks = on (on / off) Default: on
Configurable boeffla tweaks app: yes
This resets tweak / data and / cache directory with the time of 20 seconds.
Expected result: A potential battery savings and improve the smoothness of at least write access to your SD memory card
sdcardtweaks = on (on / off) default: on
Configurable boeffla tweaks app: yes
This setting increases the read buffer for internal and external SD-card from 128 to 256 kb.
Expected result: improved performance in accessing the SD memory card
network_cifs = off (off / on) Default: off
Configurable boeffla tweaks app: yes
Switching it to on, the kernel loads the necessary module cifs.ko to support access to the Windows (protocol SMB) from the device. You can then simply use the app as a "CIF manager" to get access to your network engines.
network_nfs = off (off / on) Default: off
Configurable boeffla tweaks app: yes
When you switch to on, the core will load the necessary modules for NFS access to Unix / Linux network resources on the device. You can then mount the NFS share to the local file system, for example, using the mount command in a terminal session.
exfat = on (on / off) Default: off
Configurable boeffla tweaks app: yes
If you do not use exFAT formatted storage device in its S3 (eg, external SD-card, which is formatted with exFAT), you can prevent proprietary exFAT drivers were loaded. Please note, you will not be able to get access to format the device storage exFat more if you turn exFat support again.
Expected result: Save some memory that is wasted when you do not need exFat support.
androidlogger = off (off / on) Default: off
Configurable boeffla tweaks application: yes - requires a reboot
This option allows you to let Android Logger again, which require tools like aLogCat and some security tools. Also - an important tool for developers to install and debug errors.
Expected result: the maintenance recorder is switched off, less access to write to the SD-card and battery-saving potential.
kernellogger = off (off / on) Default: off
Configurable boeffla tweaks app: yes
This option allows you to let Linux Kernel Logger (printk) again. - an important magazine for developers to debug, and install a kernel error. Also, it is required to get the file / proc / last_kmesg, which is required to analyze the failures and restart later.
Expected outcome: Shunning logger, less write access to the SD-card and battery savings potential
autoroot = off (off / on) Default: off
Configurable boeffla tweaks application: no
By setting this option to on, the next time you restart your phone will become root (Chainfire SuperSu), if it is not to be implemented.
To root your phone, you need to manually remove Superuser.apk and su binary files.
Expected result: You get root privileges for your phone
boeffla_app = on (on / off) Default: on
Configurable boeffla tweaks application: no
This parameter determines whether Boeffla-tweaks app is available on your phone.
If you set this setting off, then the application will be uninstalled during the next reboot.
If you set to on, then the application will be re-established at the next reboot.
Expected Result: The application can be installed or removed according to your personal preference