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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Totòòò:
u sure did :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Adi_Pat:
The post by Totoo was lame. He could have been a bit more specific than being so rude >_<

Anyways,

This one -> http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kern...it;h=371a689f64b0da140c3bcd3f55305ffa1c3a58ef

Patching it up.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] BackfireNL:
Jep! That is the patch.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] croatia1:
Thank you! I'll test when I get the device :D

Btw: I'm also 14 :D okay near 15 but :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] snOwjAwk:
Hum I'm 14 and i got the device. :D

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] veyka:
On XDA we encourage development regardless if the person in question owns the device, at the same time we expect our users to read and understand the risks taken in flashing their device.

Thank you.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Totòòò:
call the post whatever name you want. I stand to what I told you. Kernels require a certain knowledge and from what I can see you lack that knowledge. However as the mod said, developing is very welcome and so are you but at least before posting a kernel make sure that the device boots up, instead of creating a thread in the dev section saying "hey guys I think I compiled a kernel from source but I have no idea if the device will be able to boot". Maybe I am wrong though, good luck!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Zanr Zij:
I'm testing this kernel. No problem found. I feel standby battery seem better than stock kernel!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] FadeFx:
Your point, but the samsung devices are not bricked with even no kernel present, so if it does not boot, just odin another kernel and you are back...

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] tids2k:
adi i will happily test it for u. but i need the changelog first.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] wifi802.11abgn:
Good work :)

can you share ramfs sources ...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] EnemyOfGlaDOS:
Keeping an eye on this.. thanks for sharing! :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Adi_Pat:
Ok, so good news. It boots.

I will add features now, and update my github also, also applying the patch by Chainfire!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tids2k:
Don't forget to mention the changes made to the kernel.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] klarmacker:
is a bootanimation.zip working with this kernel?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tvhak:
not that we need it but overclocking will that be an option to?

thanks for your work
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Joe333x:
Wondering the same, how cool would it be to be running a phone at 2000mhz+
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tvhak:
that would be nice or 1800 or so
[Galaxy S III Android Development] danielsf:
Even though I probably wouldn't OC much, I would love to see how far it can go. I'm hoping with the new 32nm construction method it will be a good OC'er. I would love to see it hit 2000mhz, but I'm pretty sure it won't be able to go that high :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] snOwjAwk:
waiting for "cool" features. gj m8. ;)

sJ.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Joe333x:
Idk i have my G2x which is stock at 1000mhz clocked at 1560mhz. So i dont see why a stock 1400 or 1500mhz wont he able to hit 2000mhz.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tvhak:
my gs2 is 1,2 stock and goes 1,6 oc max. so thats 400 extra. so thats why i think 1800 is max to have stable one. 2000 would be very nice do haha
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Adi_Pat:
@All devs @Users @Mods

Updated github with my Sources!

https://github.com/AdiPat/Galaxy_SIII_I9300_Kernel
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tvhak:
adi

what do you think what the possibilities are with overclocking.

can you make it happen??
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Adi_Pat:
I will surely give it a try. I am a bit new to Exynos.. Previously worked with MSM 7x30 ,OMAP 3630 and Tegra2..

It will take a whilw for me to study the files.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tvhak:
okay thanks. can't wait
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Adi_Pat:
o

Will post a new kernel build by night or tomorrow morning, and will post the changelogs too.

Also run this in terminal or adb shell and send me the output.

Run as su.

mount > mount.txt

cat proc/partitions > partitions.txt

cat proc/emmc > emmc.txt

Send me those three text files.

Always good to know mount points :) :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tvhak:
you mean after flashing your kernel from tonight

or before?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Adi_Pat:
After flashing or before flashing wont make a difference. It will be the same. Partitions wont change.

EDIT: Plz post a screenshot of kernel version also :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tvhak:
okay here is screenshot.

about the text files. i did it in terminal. not sure if i did i right do.

the emmc didn't work. error. ( no such file or directory)

and i can't find any txt file that should have worked
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tvhak:
how is your battery now u used it a day??

thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] klarmacker:
support this kernel a bootanimation.zip?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Adi_Pat:
Someone test this-

LZMA Compressed Kernel

Disabled/enabled some stuff in defconfig

And plz test if Overclock @1.5Ghz is there.

http://www.mediafire.com/?zv2621576nzok62
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tvhak:
going to do that now

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okay

booted nice and 1500 is there in voltage control.

thanks man hope oc will get higher but i guess it will
[Galaxy S III Android Development] chefaujus:
Wifi not working. Can't turn it on.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Zanr Zij:
Check your device or OS, not kernel. For me, all worked fine.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tvhak:
Did not see that. But indeed wifi not working. Wont turn on
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tvhak:
Reflashing did not help.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tvhak:
What i also see is that voltage control and cpu spy say 1500 but it never go over 1400.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tids2k:
Post your modules as well. For wifi n bluetooth fix.

via Flying Daggers
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Adi_Pat:
I think I haven't loaded the modules. Will do it. Also..

Run a few benchmarks at 1.4Ghz

and at 1.5Ghz..

Post both results here.

We need to see if OC actually works.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tvhak:
Bench are the same for me like i said before it says 1.5 but i wont go past 1400. Aleast thats what cpu widget says
[Galaxy S III Android Development] TotallydubbedHD:
Amazing - can't wait to test it :)

Out of interest, could you support UV'ing and UNDER-clocking?

I know it's early days, but is this something you'de look at :)?

I'm only wanting to extend the battery life, whilst remaining with a quad core (as i doubt I'll use 1.4ghz of quad power, ever lol)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndreiLux:
Are you ****ing kidding me?

Can you please explain to me the reason you are adding outdated useless governors? Not only would you have to re-enable stand-hotplug which does not support 4-core but go back to unsynchronized frequency and hotplug logics.

Pegasusq already as it is is vastly superior to anything before as it does all those things.

Please document yourself on the workings of the device before releasing useless stuff.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sakindia123:
yes adi_pat,better stick with PegasusQ for some time,or look at abyssplug(tweaked hotplug,but i dont know how it will handle 4 cores) and GallimaufryX if u want to change.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Adi_Pat:
Yes I am studying the files closely, but can't give any ETA as for now for any OC/UV features.. Other features I am adding..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] g00ndu:
Hi, AndreiLux,

I hope you can tone down a little in your post. I know your following sentences explained clearly as to why smartassV2 is no good compared with pegasusq governors.

We all learn from each other, and hopefully the OP can learn along the way.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tvhak:
Can you change the charging speed?

Noticed while navigating and connected to power in car. There is still drain .

It would be great if je could.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sakindia123:
hey guys,i havent yet got my sgs3(pebble blue not available :( ) so can u test this kernel?

Features- Patched to Linux 3.0.32

Disabled a hell lot of stuff(which i think are not necessary- https://github.com/sakindia123/GT-I9300_Kernel/commit/437e530fba5082dbadc60082109f906ca0ee9d6f) making the kernel lighter and faster.

Download link- http://d-h.st/Hop (3.10 MB)

Flash via odin

Sorry for posting here! :D

Thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] 9Lukas5:
Is it working on stock XXALE8?

Edit1: Flashed with mobile Odin, boots fine on XXALE8, but camera says my sdcard is full. Maybe because I haven't an external sdcard. Trying stockkernel again if it fixes it.

L

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Edit2: On your kernel the whole internal sdcard wasn't visible, after flashing back the XXALE8 Kernel it is there again.

L
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tvhak:
bench is a bit higher.

but major problem is that internal memory is gone only my extsdcard is there
[Galaxy S III Android Development] simone201:
I have the same problem in my sources, i think it's due to the emmc patches and usb patches (because also usb mass storage doesn't work)

I will work on it today evening
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tvhak:
flashed adi's first kernel again. internal memmory is back.

benchmared again and is a bit higher than sakindia123's kernel

edit

benchscore cf benchmark

sakindia123: 13883

adi: 14019

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any change will be able to overclock with your kernel??
[Galaxy S III Android Development] simone201:
As always, no OC on NEAK, maybe i will only enable 1.5Ghz max but nothing else...

But, as on the GS2, i will add a lot of optimisations to make it fly ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] so_ony:
nice to see you here !

I like your work !

Hope to see you later with an open Thread called N.E.A.K I9300 :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Adi_Pat:
Ok guys,

So I am ready with Build#1 of my Kernel.

I am open to any feedback/criticism!

Features-

Root,Busybox support (Used simones install script)

Custom bootanimation support (/system/media/bootanimation.zip)

Makefile Optimizations

CIFS (module) support and TUN built into the Kernel

XZ Compressed Kernel & also XZ Decompression

Lowmemory Killer tweaks

Readahead set according to disk size

Tweaked some mm parameters

Using memcopy macros and functions

PEGASUS Q And Adaptive Governer along with other stock Governers

CLEANCACHE and CFS Autogroup Enabled

Set 1.5Ghz as max CPU Clock Rate

Many other small changes made..

Refer to my github for a detailed changelog-​

Please report any bugs found-

DOWNLOAD LINK
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tvhak:
thanks man going to test it now

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first thing i noticed that wfi is not working

will test further
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Mopral:
Two issue for me:

-wifi does not work

-My phone does not want to mount my 32GB exFat microSD
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Adi_Pat:
Wifi, strange O_o

Wifi Module compiled fine, also loaded on boot. Ill take a look at it..

Keep reporting the bugs, I will try my best to fix them up..

How is everything else?

EDIT:

dhd.ko is the Wifi module right!

Do this under adb shell/terminal emulator

su

cd /lib/modules

insmod dhd.ko

Tell me the error u get.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tvhak:
internal memory is okay so is my extsdcard (32gig fat32)

1,5 ghz is not working. i can choose it but it won't get over the 1,4ghz

benchmark is little less than your first kernel

i changed i/o scheduler from noop to cfg to test that with bench but then phone rebooted and got hot??

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init_module 'dhd.ko' failed (file exists)

255|app@android:/lib/modules #
[Galaxy S III Android Development] BoneMo:
hoping Mass Storage will be solved soon :(
[Galaxy S III Android Development] simone201:
Found the culprit, was the fuse module, it should be always enabled directly in the kernel...so guys....2 days max before the release of new NEAK S3 ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] skibadee:
Lol, after a bad syriah kernel bricked my sgs2, I beg to do differ :-P

just be careful what you flash without testing. I'm reading and waiting before flashing new releases now, and I've been flashing since my sgs 1, 2 years ago ;-)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sakindia123:
care to elaborate?how did a kernel brick your s2?

u scare me lol
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndreiLux:
There was a hardware/firmware bug in the eMMC chip that there was a chance of getting a specific command it would **** up the internal structure of the chip that not even a JTAG could fix it; it was present in most Exynos devices and introduced with a kernel update that propagated onto custom kernels since some official sources had it too. Here's a short summary of the story.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] TotallydubbedHD:
Mind my ignorance, but shouldn't kernel devs always specify which version it's made for?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Adi_Pat:
I took the ramdisk from Chainfire's Insecure Kernel, so fw is XX NEE ALE8
[Galaxy S III Android Development] TotallydubbedHD:
Cool but as you hopefully release more versions. People will wonder what version it is. So it's just saving you from saying it constantly ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Adi_Pat:
mentioning it in the OP. :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] TotallydubbedHD:
good man.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] skibadee:
Think you covered it nicely ;-)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] simone201:
You know right that from GS2/GS3 every kernel that uses sammy ramdisks works on every sammy firmware?

It isn't needed to know the ROM ramdisks, they are "universal"
[Galaxy S III Android Development] TotallydubbedHD:
nop didn't know that, as I ain't flashed a S2 rom on my S1 yet :p

So does that mean one could flash any kernel on any rom? on the s2/3?

If so, then does that apply for GB to ICS, and vice versa?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tvhak:
no you cant use a gb kernel on ics rom
[Galaxy S III Android Development] TotallydubbedHD:
which would apply for S2 in that case - thus for s2 it would have still been useful to denote which kernel goes for what version - correct?

But seeing as the S3 is ICS already...then there isn't a problem.

Is that a correct assumption?

I just thought it would be like on the S1 - shows my "wealth of knowledge" on the S2, doesn't it? :p
[Galaxy S III Android Development] 9Lukas5:
For now we haven't to mark it as ics and gb, because we haven't gb roms. But when Android 5 is out, we will have android 4 ics and android 5 kernels.

L

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] TotallydubbedHD:
indeed - but till that day...:P

Ok well cool, I didn't know that, that was the way it worked nowadays - I thought it was still rom/kernel specific like on the S1 :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] simone201:
On the GS1 every rom had its own kernel modules...

Here the kernel modules are built fresh everytime, so they are common on every firmware

We just need to distinguish Sammy and AOSP roms, because they need different ramdisks, all the rest is identical (maybe usb driver modded for aosp roms)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] TotallydubbedHD:
thanks a bunch for the explanation mate :)

(I've capped my thanks' already)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] simone201:
BTW glad to see you here from the GS1 side, i remember you for ur amazing videos ;)

PS: remember simply honey? :p
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bergerstrasse:
Wlan is not Working :confused:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Oweida:
Hi people sorry for the off topic question but I'm trying to find tools to help in recompiling and recompiling Samsung kernels ( preferably cm ones ) especially for s 2 ,,, please help
[Galaxy S III Android Development] simone201:
Tools? Just need a linux system, kernel sources, toolchains for arm and then search for a guide to compile a kernel from sources
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Oweida:
Thanks Simone201

I have this guy Qube2 who has been successful to port HTC sense to nexus s and he is willing to do the same for s2 and hopefully S3 but he needs to do some kernel mods and to recompile the kernel so ,, can you advise him to the needed instruction/tools

Thanks alot
[Galaxy S III Android Development] TotallydubbedHD:
"hunny", of course I do hehe :p

And thanks man!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Adi_Pat:
Trying to figure out why Wifi isnt working :|

@simone Can you tell me how to use some Makefile optimization called graphite or something like that. wanted to test it.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] simone201:
Only GCC 4.5+ allow Graphite optimisation, but now i use 4.4.3 because with any kind of newer toolchain i get assembler errors everywhere

Which toolchain do u use?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Adi_Pat:
I am using 4.4.3 at present, was thinking of shifiting to the 4.7 one i.e the toolchain compiled by myfluxxi , just synced it today.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Oweida:
Can somebody help me in unpacking a kernel for s2 ?!

This is the link https://dl.dropbox.com/u/54506580/boot.img

I really need your help guys

Peace
[Galaxy S III Android Development] juri.kail:
How i can install this Kernel? With odin under PDA?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] BoneMo:
yes, it is a .tar file so Odin > PDA is right. or try the MobileODIN android app

if it was a .zip file it would be almost for sure a CWM recovery file
[Galaxy S III Android Development] b-eock:
I have an SGSI that can hit 1.9 GHz :) So I think a phone with a stock clock of 1.4GHz can hit 2GHz easily :).
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Oweida:
Hi b-eock , I pmed you :D;

Peace
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tvhak:
and with what rom and kernel is that?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] danielsf:
Unfortunately the gs1 is a completely different architecture of CPU SGS1 cortex A8 vs SGS3 cortex A9. The reason why I doubt 2ghz per core for the s3 is from looking at all other commercially available Arm cortex A9 based cpu's. I have not seen any A9 cpu go safely above 1.7ghz. The most I have seen one go is in the transformer prime where some users were able to get to 1.8ghz, but most couldn't if I remember right. Please correct me If I am wrong. As I am yet to see a safe and usable overclock above 1.7ghz on any of todays cortex A9 cpu's found in phones, I am hesitant to believe we will see 2ghz per core for the s3. Don't get me wrong, I really do hope I am wrong, I would love to see our device go to 2ghz+. Furthermore from research that I have done on the internet, the 32nm construction of the exynos 4412 should allow for higher stable frequencies so there is hope that the s3 could be a great overclocker. I would love the s3 to be the new Motorola droid where it could be overclocked by over a 100% ( clocked at 550 MHz, but it could be overclocked to 1.1-1.3ghz) even though I doubt it. I would hope we could get to a stable and usable frequency of 1.8ghz :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndreiLux:
You are right, 1.8GHz will be very doable for most people ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Adi_Pat:
Congrats and nice work on overclocking this phone!

But I wanted to ask something,

How did you manage to get the values in exynos4x12_apll_pms_table ?

Eg. ((300<<16)|(4<<8)|(0x0)),

for 1.8Ghz
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndreiLux:
By using a spreadsheet and a calculator. It's a bitmask of 3 settings, first one the base clock, second a base multiplier and the last one is a divider. 3, 4, 6 are the stock masks and their bitmask corresponds to a 8/6/4 multiplier. Last mask divider is simply a 2^value for the dividend. 300*6/1 = 1800.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Adi_Pat:
Thanks! :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sak500:
I've hit 1.8ghz and played around quite a bit so now up for 1.9 :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Adi_Pat:
Updated OP with Build#2 and Changelogs, please let me know if the sdcard bug and the Wifi bug is still there.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kloodee:
WIFI not working on build 2

Thanks for the update, however the wifi still doesn't work

Regards
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tvhak:
just tried it but won't boot
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Adi_Pat:
It booted for you then.

?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bradputt:
Just curious, what score well antutu be when you clock at 1800

Can anyone with this kernel test?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jejemc:
hello kernel in testing but even a 1.8 ghz benchmarck lack of fluidity remains low by the time thank you anyway for kernel :cool:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Adi_Pat:
Is sdcard mounting properly?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jejemc:
hi no problems for sd card or external sd card sorry for my English
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Mopral:
Just try this kernel:

-wifi not working

-extSDcard works in FAT32 but not in exFAT
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kloodee:
Yes and im on latest fw
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pulser_g2:
http://www.xda-developers.com/android/xda-developers-and-the-gpl/

XDA-Developers requires valid GPL sources to be posted in all GPL-derived works.

This thread does not do so. Please rectify this as soon as possible by posting compliant sources (refer to the article above for more information). This is not a new policy, simply a reminder of the existing one (which has been in place for a couple of years)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndreiLux:
His sources are here https://github.com/AdiPat/Galaxy_SIII_I9300_Kernel but maybe he gave up on the kernel.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Adi_Pat:
Yes, those are my sources.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] veyka:
Since you have removed your sources link from your signature, you need to make sure to include a link something in your OP's, also make sure you mention what *exact* toolchain version you are using.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] The Undertakerr:
Come on guys, Adi_Pat is just an 14 years old kid!

Other developers should help him a bit more, instead of work against him.

To the other kernel-devs: Can you remember when you were 14 years old?

Probably you enyoyed playing with your ... a lot more then playing with kernels:D

Come on guys, help this boy a little more. In the time he is 25, he will be a kernel specialist like Linus Torvalds:)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] g00ndu:
The moderators are not in anyway being over the top at all. The posts by pulser and veyka are written professionally. :)

As to others are helping him, I can see that the moderators are guiding him along on how the GPL works. :)

And of course, I can see very clearly that AndreiLux is helping him in the kernel development.