About NoteBooks:
Avell is generic. Any brand can sell the same thing they sell.

2am from "positive" sells the same backbones as Avell.

Powernote, which I don't even know if it exists anymore, sold the same barebones.
Daten also sells.
Out there, the best known was Sager.

It's usually barebone from Clevo and Compal.

In practice, there are only about 3~4 major notebook manufacturers in the world.

Neither Avell, 2am, hp, etc.
Sager and other barebones don't even waste time looking.

Dell (Alienware), MSI, Asus, Corsair, buy from these brands.
They define their own projects.

And F OFF Lenovo.
Why I don't recommend Lenovo?: The Bios is poorly made, so booting is slow even with SSD, support takes forever to receive and send your notebook. And usually there is a defect in the motherboard, gpu, integrated circuit (CI, PMC).

Samsung, the only line of notebooks it got right was: Samsung Galaxy Book.

Smaller companies, which are unable to have their own designs, buy generic models from these large manufacturers.

Blacklist (Horrible):
Multilaser, goldentec, itautec, cce, positive (2am), gigabyte, lagsung, hp, acer, and etc.

Website to help choose your notebook:
https://www.tomsguide.com/computing/laptops/gaming-laptops
https://qual.not.br - @qualnotebook

https://telegra.ph/About-NoteBooks-05-21

MD5: C7BD8D112BF429F3416F09F4F1BD3D9C

SuSFS 1.3.2 Unofficial module
Changelog of extra changes:

- f3d25f8 - module: hide custom changes (Fix syntax)
- f895b7e - module: Improve installation process
- c2e7c05 - Add support k5.4 - patches

ඞ Download: LINK

Only install on kernels with SuSFS 1.3.2 or newer

#how-to-use-freqbench
HOW TO USE FREQBENCH by Tashar02

1. Check freqbench repo and configure your defconfig according to your kernel version. Examples are given there. Follow the guidelines there on which patches to revert and how to setup the defconfig for freqbench for different kernel revisions.

2. Compile the kernel with basic bringup + freqbench setup. If kernel panics, check for troubleshooting at the repo.

3. Download the freqbench-installer.zip

4. Take a backup of your boot image (your usual kernel).

5. Flash the compiled kernel zip and boot into system. Make sure to keep the device cool before proceeding to step 6.

6. Then reboot to recovery and flash freqbench-installer.zip

7. Reboot to system. But it won't boot.

8. Device will be stuck at splash and will either switch off or reboot to bootloader (fastboot) automatically once benchmarking is done. This process will take time based on the capability of your CPU. Don't touch your phone at this stage, just keep it somewhere else.

9. Once done, reboot to recovery using fastboot boot <recovery>.img (replace with your recovery's name).

10. Mount /cache and /persist.

11. Go to the file manager of your recovery and check /cache or /persist, a freqbench folder should be there.

12. Copy the freqbench folder to your internal storage.

13. Restore your backed up kernel boot image which was suggested at step 1 and you are done here.

14. Clone the freqbench repo.

15. Put your results at freqbench/results/$SOC like others (here $SOC = sdm660 or any other soc names) and exclude the cpufreq_stats folder there.

EXAMPLE: freqbench/results/sdm660

1. Open a terminal at freqbench/postprocess and type the following command:

./legacy_energy_model.py $HOME/freqbench/results/$SOC/results.json

1. You will get the generated legacy energy model on your terminal :)

Note: Check freqbench repo's README.md for getting instructions to generate other kind of energy models (e.g Simplified etc).

DONE!!

Credits to kdrag0n for freqbench.

freqbench

#sultan-bench
https://github.com/Tashar02/sbanalyze

#uibench
https://t.me/stuff_android/103

#callbench
https://github.com/kdrag0n/callbench

#how-to-use-geekbench
By Tashar02
A guide for noobs on how to use Geekbench 6:

1. Keep your wifi turned off and reboot your phone.
2. Let it rest for 5 mins.
3. Unlock your phone and force stop all the apps that can trigger notifications upon turning on wifi (e.g: Facebook, messenger, telegram etc).
4. Turn on wifi.
5. Clear everything from recent pages.
6. Open Geekbench 6.
7. Start the benchmark and do not touch the phone while running the test. Do not dare to charge your device while benchmarking.

Remember to follow this to produce correct results. And if possible, use a decent cooler so the device doesn't get too hot.

Git commands for everyday life:
#To git push:
Commands:
If need:
git config --global http.postBuffer 900000000

Rename local branch:
git branch -m [new-name]

git remote rm origin

git remote add origin https://github.com/YOUR-TREE.git

git pull origin

git push -f https://github.com/YourTree HEAD:test
or
git push -f https://github.com/YourTree HEAD:refs/heads/test

#To authorship
Example:
git status

git add *

git commit -m 'Settings: Update'

git commit --amend --author "YourName [email protected]"

Check date:
Example: https://github.com/LineageOS/android_vendor_lineage/commit/57a063cff7c4dd62112ec5d488c00007a9f89ccb.patch

Set date:
git commit --amend --no-edit --date "Mon, 1 May 2023 17:01:51 +0800"

#To get git log
git log
git log --oneline

#Download patch, example:
curl -L https://github.com/utziacre/android_kernel_oneplus_sm8250/commit/1088eeb6e625600d5aba8b3fa909b2cf7a61f4bf.patch -o 1088eeb6e625600d5aba8b3fa909b2cf7a61f4bf.patch

patch -p1 < 1088eeb6e625600d5aba8b3fa909b2cf7a61f4bf.patch

More info: https://t.me/stuff_android/341

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