Franco-Kernel-Nightly-r142
(Se dice que en temas de batería igual de buenos que la 140 pero mas fluido
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r142:
* Automatically online a cpu with a boosted frequency instead of waiting a sample for recalculation of load bla bla. If a core goes online it should be because there is a bigger load so to save ms and to get better performance the core comes online boosted to hispeed_freq that comes from interactive gov;
* Wait 5 seconds before scaling up interactive tunables on high load. Sometimes just by interacting with the UI around we can *ocasionally* have the four cores online, but we don't really need the high performance tunables. If we're gaming we'll hit this 5 seconds easily;
* New first_level default, decreased from 90 to 80;
* Interactive defaults changed: timer_rate to 50000, go_hispeed_load to 95, hispeed_freq to 1350MHz, input_boost_freq to 1188MHz. This should help battery life when the load is low while maintaining some smoothness if we suddenly need the processing power
* Bunch of patches from Linux upstream Kernel and CodeAurora (check git)