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[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ooohhh2:
This kernel is getting better and better. I'm running 1400 mhz since yesterday without any problems, its very very smooth and stable. And i oc'd the gpu to 400 mhz, too. Its rock stable, i recognized slight performance increase especially on browser and gui. Gotta test some more though. Thank you very much.

One thing though, the cwm flas didn't delete the script from zach which i already modified a little bit. And it runs really well i cannot notice any conflict, ill try to delete it manually just for the comparison. Which lmk preset would you recommend?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mab71:
Excellent kernel!! Now what I need is some advice on the optimum UV settings...anyone plz??
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ooohhh2:
My uv setting, its very stable i tested it over a month wit other kernel too.

From 100 mhz to 1200: - 50,50, 75,75, 50,25

But on 1400 kernel i don't uv the 1400 mhz.

But remember, every phone is different and the behavior of the user is also very different, so you should just try yourself.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mab71:
Thanks m8...i'll try yours as I don't know what to expect and how it works...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] zenosteam:
good work and good kernel i have not any boot loop now, and with voltage control lite 4.0 i am fly now
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] aladin6:
Here is a working UV (in my SGS):

Good UV Values :
1200000 -25
1120000 -25
1000000 -50
900000 -50
800000 -50
600000 -50
400000 -75
200000 -75
100000 -75

PS: Taken from SuperOptimizedKernel thread(100% working).
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] existz:
Usually its best to start at 25mV on all frequencies, then stress test it, if its good raise it all up to 50mV, stress test..etc..keep doing that till its unstable, then lower them back down a notch and start testing each frequency sepertaly till you find the max for each frequency...

currently im running (from 1200 down)

100, 100, 100, 125, 125, 150

But theres been some phones in the captivate section that cannot handle 50mV on each frequency, so thats why i dont post a "best setting" or anything..
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] aladin6:
Well, with your values it's unstable! With mine posted everything is all right! But you'll absolutely have an awesome battery save with yours ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mloc33:
Did you do anything prior to flashing this, like disable lagfix, have a cup a tea, or did you just flash it straight away?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] nex1685:
i am on simply honey and installed Talon and works just great. just love it. i set cpu at 1200000 but donnt know how to set uv values
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] existz:
Use Voltage Control, best thing to do is set everything to 25mV, test it for awhile, if its good then raise them to 50mV, test..and so on till its unstable...then lower it back down a notch and start testing each frequency individually, till you find the max for each one.. if you set unstable boot settings, i added an option in CWM-Advanced-Wipe Voltage Settings to clear them
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] nex1685:
thank you will do it now
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] aladin6:
By Voltage Control ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] nex1685:
just installed voltage control will try differant settings
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Rixsta:
Loving the new voltage control app ...

I think Im going mad but I forgot all about undervolting it ...opps ..

To many phones to much flashing ....fries the brain..

My settings ....

100 -150

200 -150

400 -100

800 -100

1000 -50

1200 -25

Without doubt the most stable snappiest Gingerbread Kernel ever made for the SGS ...

I would like 1300Mhz though ...:)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] astralmind:
Seems very interesting. Coming from SH 3.6 too. I was wondering how was the battery life on this kernel vs Speedmod ? I don't really need ubber performance but would certainly appreciate a better overall kernel (and tweaking is fun..)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] iiixda:
strange enough: on CriskeloRom_JVO.v62 with Darkys 2.4 kernel flashing with disabled lagfix caused boot loops, but flashing over enabled lagfix gone fine
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Rixsta:
The joys of android :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] kodos96:
Hello i9000 people, I'm kodos, a co-developer on talon kernel.... just wondering, is anyone over here in i9000-land having problems with bluetooth not starting when running talon? We're having some issues on our captivates, and I'm just wondering if it's something captivate-specific, or if affects i9000 as well. Any BT problems to report?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] maxniper:
I'm over Criskelo V64 Rom with talon kernel and the bt is working very well, tested also with Nokia CK1 Car Kit Hands Free and is ok too.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Rixsta:
Then a big thank you to you also ..

Bluetooth is working fine for me ..
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Tatsuya79:
Really great kernel, I thought I would just test it a bit but it's a keeper!

(version 0.x made it look like alpha stuff while it seems stable and perhaps ahead of most other kernels) :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] nex1685:
blue tooth not working for me
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] MrMagic:
I'm running Darky's ROM v10.1 (JVH based) and on my i9000 bluetooth indeed will not start after installing your kernel. It worked fine on the DarkCore 2.4 kernel (installed by default in the Darky ROM).

I hope you'll be able to fix this soon, because I love the speed of your kernel, it makes my i9000 a lot snappier!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] tomeks:
it is more informative than complaining :)

already i was thinking about such a test to compare battery usage but right now i have no chance to do that (phone usage)

sent from my GalaxyS@JVP/Semaphore@1,2mhz
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Timo Schmidt:
Ok

I charged the device to 100 percent but still the same.

Then I checked the /sdcard/voodoo folder after logs and I found out that the conversion log states that the

fat.format "cannot be called"

when trying to convert a partition.

The strange thing is that there is a fat.format in /system/bin.

Do You have a solution for this problem?

Greetings

Timo
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] oswade:
0.3.1 seems to be the first gingerbread kernel that runs very well with conservative (At least @ 1.4GHZ). I honestly can't tell the difference between ondemand and conservative (smoothness wise) now.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] rlorange:
I noticed that conservative was greatly improved as well

**Simply Honey3.8, Talon 0.3.1 t5 kernel1.4ghz**
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] maopaopao:
I flash the kernel from Sema to talon 0.3.1 and the voodoo can start convert even my battery is 25%.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Kampula:
I have both sdcardspeedfix and darkyramhack in init.d folder, should I remove these?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Tatsuya79:
OK thank you for your answer.

1400 is stable here (played some CPU intense emulators for hours) but I'm concerned with how hot the phone gets.

Yesterday weather was pretty warm and while charging the phone with MP3 listening, music stopped. I couldn't see the error as screen was turned off, I resumed my playlist and fell asleep. This morning I saw that playlist was paused and didn't finish.

1300 seems to be much cooler, you can feel it while gaming for 10mn.

Well, back to 1200, I would hate to have something go berserk while the phone would be sitting in a bag...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] tincmulc:
I did some testing comparing PowerAMP vs stock Samsung player. Note that PowerAMP uses NEON (SIMD - single instruction multiple data) acceleration to lower CPU usage.

I used OS monitor with frequency locked at various settings, and checked total cpu usage of the system displaying the os monitor. I also tried running the same music for 1 minute screen off and checking the time in state using CPU Spy.

OK for FLAC it is as expected: PowerAMP used about a quarter less resources in screen on mode and both players locked at 100 MHz at screen off.

MP3 test however is another story. MP3 for stock player is essentially "free". Absolutely no cpu usage in all processes (total cpu usage was the same as the usage of OS monitor)

PowerAMP used a bit more for mp3 than for flac (which is normal, FLAC is easier on cpu), but it was still pretty much the same as with flac.

In the sleep test PowerAMP still remained locked at 100 MHz, but the stock player locked at 800 MHz.

This is how I understand this results: stock player uses some sort of hardware decoding for mp3, which probably means that the 800 MHz is some cosmetic issue, but when it is forced to use software decoding (flac) , than it is just a normal player. The hardware decoding should provide excellent battery life (especially if that "800MHz" is actually some sort off DIDLE or something....)

Here is also a quote from someone on the PowerAMP forums
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] jaiiscool:
Hey dude,

you are doing an awesome job!

How dare you apologize???

Your kernel has made me love my SGS. Thanks man, really thanks!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] rlorange:
So I've discovered something very interesting...

Using the conservative governor it already runs the ui smoother than any other gingerbread kernel but I decided to see if upping the GPU clock on the lower clock speeds would improve the smoothness even more and it HAS! Can others give this a go?

**Simply Honey3.8, Talon 0.3.1 t5 kernel1.4ghz**
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] jaiiscool:
I did that, and I must say, it has improved quite a bit, albeit, on ondemand governor. I have just oc the GPU at 350mhz on all the steps except 100mhz step.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] paratox:
a "r1" build with corrected compass would be nice! :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] rlorange:
Its very noticeable using conservative as lower clicks are used a lot more... great kernel simply the best

**Simply Honey3.8, Talon 0.3.1 t5 kernel1.4ghz**
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] .:Crack:.:
You could have a look at my UV settings in my sig (1200-100)

if its unstable change 800 mhz to -75 (from -100) and 200 to -125 (from -150).
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Skkip:
Hi existz!

I there any way to see the benefits from zram? Like a percentage of files compressed in ram or something like that?

THX in advance
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] zacharias.maladroit:
type in

free

in terminal (I'm sure there's an app that can show that graphically)

-> then take a look at the Swap line

the amount of swap used is the partially additional RAM available
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Darcia:
I hope that you don't use Chainfire's app'?

Go in recovery, in voodoo section and just eneable or diseable "lagfix".

EDIT :

Sorry I didn't see that there were some pages after these I read. And I saw that many answer was gave.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Skkip:
thx, from what i've seen so far it seems that only around 15-20mb is swapcached on my sgs (Memory Info in SetCPU) even though i opened a lot of apps... So i suggest there is something wrong with minfree values and swappiness?

THX in advance

Edit: Playing around with swappiness value from 60 up to 100 does not change the amount of swap used. I thought it would swap when the ram is full, but the minfree values take part and other apps get closed (i know thats what minfree is used for). Anyway to me it seems that swapping does not really help with these settings. Any suggestions?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] .:Crack:.:
So Mem total + Swap total= Real RAM amount?

Everybodys saying that we dont have 512 mb ram but if you add 348092 (kb?) [mem total] and 262140 (kb?) [swap total] you end up having ~596 mb?

so used (Mem & swap) would be 334 + 61 = 395 mb ram? [with many apps in background [mem free 41 mb] 335 + 70 mb = 405]

@skkip

setcpu tells me ~33mb

Edit: btw why is swap [free] so high? 194mb
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] thmlwin:
hi Talon,

Can I use Autokiller Memory, Auto task Killer, Set CPU application.

Or Does your kernel already included or tweaked or Do I need to use that application?

If I need those applications, Can you guide me recommendation setting?

I just want to make sure to get perfect rom with your kernel.

Thanks,
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] LentoViolentoMan:
how is the batterylife on this kernel compared to tegraks onenand?

why is this one better?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mab71:
thanks a lot Crack!! one thing more though... i adjusted these settings via voltage control by Xan. if i install setcpu, will there be any contadictions?? if not, what a the best settings in setcpu so that it wont interfere with Xan's VC?? thanks again!!!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] .:Crack:.:
SetCPU shouldn't come in conflict with VC.

But it is recommended to use Control Freak (GPU OC) http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1072403 instead of VC.

I'd uninstall VC and install CF.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bavaria85:
Very nice kernel, best one I had so far.

But is it possible to make a 1440 one with the other steps between 1000-1440?

For my phone 1440 is still stable and don't want to have to change between kernels to go from 1200 to 1440 for example.

I normally run 1200 but want to change sometimes to 1440/1400 for testing.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Darcia:
Did you try to rebuild all your system with a totally clean install? And your problem happened on a custom ROM or on Stock ROM, or on both?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] pikachu01:
I've faced this problem too after converting to RFS from a CF-Root/Ramad Deodexed JVJV6/DXJV9 modem using the CF-root ext4 app.

It's not game-breaking per se. Only system partition is not ext4 lagfixed which is ok for me.

Next, I flashed a full SBL ROM (stock firmware/stock ROM with SBL) with Odin and it reverted to RFS (Not sure why, but flashing a stock ROM/stock firmware from Odin will always revert it back to RFS).

Flashing Talon Kernel after that (after flashing CF-root/Semaphore kernel without activating lagfix) will convert the system partition correctly.

It might be the implementation of ext4 lagfix which causes this but so far it's not game breaking. I didn't face any slowness (maybe I have, but it's negligible).
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] astralmind:
Looks like I'm the only one with this new problem but my GPS has a very hardtime locking and can hardly get anything better than 30m in terms of precision since I flashed 0.31

.21 and .22 worked flawlessly and I hadn't experienced this since I used DarkCore 2.7 a month ago.

I find Talon to be THE best kernel out there but I'd really like to get this solved.

Any thoughts ? It has to be kernel related as I changed nothing else and it was working perfectly before (better than it ever did). I'm on Juwe 5.0 if that helps.

Thanks!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Timo Schmidt:
I think i will live with it :-) because i dont notice any slowness too. even quadrant doesnt recognize the rfs system :-D
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mab71:
i can confirm that i also have that problem on 0.31...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ktuluz:
Anyone get cifs manager to mount cifs shares with this kernel? as mount manger sucks and wont let me try free version. If someone has a compatable cifs module they can post so i can have cifs manager load it. Would be great thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] pikachu01:
Might be related to the compass problem?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] astralmind:
hmm could be because the compass is indeed way off too. Basically the GPS is pretty much useless as it is. I haven't tried flashing back to 0.22 though. Anyone did ?

Would flashing the latest daily fix the compass ?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bavaria85:
I can confirm GPS problem. Worked fine on 2.2 and compass didn't work on that one too... so don't think the compass is the problem
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Flynny75:
+1 again for GPS. Shame, other than this and the compas problem, this is perfect. GPS was perfect on .22
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] cwc289:
With android system info, I found the lmk values still stay with stock, I checked etc/init.d and there have no any ramhack script exist, so any idea? And one more thing, cpu freq alway stay with 200mhz in idle when charging.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Timo Schmidt:
No problems with GPS here - GPSTest shows 9 satellites and 5 meters :)

But compass is - as mentioned before - broken.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] astralmind:
Well I'm glad I'm not alone this time :) This is most likely something minor but I can't figure it out.

I'm located in Canada, using JVP modem and Juwe 5.0 clean with Talon .31
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Hrithan2020:
Same problem here.. Didn't get a lock at all..

Now , running Criskelo's v75. (1200 OC version of Talon, using ZSJPG modem ).
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] petsasj:
The Compass fix isn't included in 0.3.1.

It will be included on the next release.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] cgvelmax:
Thanx for this awesome kernel, te best of de best. No bluetooth issues here.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] arvindm:
Just moved from Speedmod to the 1.4ghz bleeding edge version. This is the first time I have OC'd my galaxy s... and all I can say is WOW! This is the fastest and smoothest my phone has ever been. No issues at all so far and battery life seems pretty good. Thank you so much all you people for all the work you put into this. Fantastic!!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bavaria85:
OK GPS now does work for me. I guess i was just in a bad reception area...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Darcia:
Many thanks to you existz. First time I forgot my usb cable, first time you make a CWM flashable kernel! You save me from two weeks waiting. I hope That you will make the same in the next release! =D

EDIT :

Two litle answer :

- Do you think that you will implement Smartass governor to your kernel? ( I heard that this is like a "super-conservative" governor x) )

- And I'm right if I prefer to use conservative governor for have a better battery life than with Ondemand?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] zacharias.maladroit:
aren't those rather questions ?

well, smartass keeps the cpu at a certain frequency in idle so it's rather part semi-performance and conservative with a touch of interactive :cool:

(in my opinion it's the perfect governor - provided it lets the phone go into deep sleep while the screen is off and the cpu is not needed afaik it's clocked at a rather "low" frequency e.g. 400 MHz but that's still too high

that was the reason I used the screenstate-scaling scripts to have best of both worlds: smartass/ondemand while screen is on - conservative while screen is off)

haven't really tried conservative and ondemand that thoroughly but the common consensus is that conservative seems to consume less

this would be another great test to finally clear up the myths about ondemand or conservative

one thing is clear: ondemand might be less stable due to its "demanding" nature - but with the stability-improving patches in talon that also might be history :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Darcia:
Hmm I read somewhere on a french forum that smartass up the cpu from the lesser frequence to the higther frequence step by step and stop when the frequence is good for the task. Like conservative but faster. Isn't it? (Your explanation seems to say : no x) )
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Tatsuya79:
I never saw a change with the reddish tone bug, was it Talon on past version, cf or other kernels.

I mean the 3rd brightness level is still really red (30% brightness, the worst), and 10% 20% still have red greys.

Was it worse with fps uncap or is my phone stuck with this bug? :confused:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] existz:
Well, all screens are different ..most likely that's just how your phones screen is...but yes, raising the fps does make it worst.. Which I've been trying different settings to see how high I can get it without it making it worst, but since all screens are different, will be hard to get it just right. But if its happening on CFs kernel, which is a stock kernel (just has modded initramfs) then chances are its just your screen

Sent from my SGH-I897
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] theos0o:
I got this bug too.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] hackeron:
I also have the gps problem. Cant locate my position.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] existz:
Im not sure what's up with gps for some, gps works fine here, "gps test" from market locks on with 10sats almost instant ...but ill see if I can find anything...but I haven't touched anything with gps

Sent from my SGH-I897
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] fylim:
You can use cifs manager from market. Just load the cifs module using this path /lib/modules/cifs.ko
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mab71:
Hi! I think I found a solution. Mine didn't work yesterday, but as soon as I read your post, I dloaded gps test from market and injected time and xtra data. Now gps locks almost instantly. But I was on 0.31 1200 oc version yesterday and changed to non oc before doing all this. Hope this helps a bit...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ktuluz:
Thanks!!! all working. I was looking in system/lib
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ickyboo:
My god, I'm running stable at 1.4ghz and GPU oc'ed at 375mhz! Never thought I'd see the day when the SGS1 out performs the top device for graphics the LG 3D in Smartbench 2011 , Then again the LG 3D does have the same GPU as SGS1 but clocked at 300mhz while we have stock speeds of 200mhz. This will make not buying a SGS2 that much better to handle. Battery life is pretty bad as expected but feels same as running CM7 as CM7 REALLY is bad on battery and having a extended battery is really helpful
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] voison:
good kernel, but

bln is not working for me, just for email (gmail)

solution?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Darcia:
Did you try Neldar's service.jar ?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] iem1:
Wifi still not conect :(
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] djdeeles:
ME to wifi not connect gets ip but still says getting ip :(
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] pidz:
Hey guys,

Flashing to 0.3.1 broke my back button, wouldnt work after flashing the new kernel. Couldnt fix it either, tried downgrading back down to 0.2.R2 but still no joy.

Resulted in re-flashing the phone to make it work.

Has this happened to anyone else? Would love to go back to this kernel, amongst the best out there i would say.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] pidz:
I had this, way i got around it is by inputting Static values through advanced settings under wi-fi.

Connected everytime after that.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] maopaopao:
Try restart your phone and also wifi route instead of complaining here. The problem is not caused by the kernel. You can also use static ip for the wifi connection.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] djdeeles:
I cant use statick ip in every connection right? i need to know gateway i cant find gateway in starbuck :) DHCP works other kernels when i use talon problem occurs not not router or connection
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] zacharias.maladroit:
you made sure that you flashed the kernel specifically compiled for the GT-i9000/SGS ?

this sounds like if you had flashed the kernel for the captivate
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] tzyn:
Wifi (dhcp) doesnt work with talon 0.3.1. Cannot use this kernel because of this bug. Static ip is only useful for home use. So that isn't really a fix. With other kernels wifi works fine.

Stock JVP
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] djdeeles:
Thats what i said
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] zacharias.maladroit:
need moar infoZ pleaZZe :rolleyes:

encryption type, (WPA2 Personal, Enterprise), channel, etc.