yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] orangerot.:
Or use mine ;) extract the content and apply using stweaks profile app :) you should get about 4-5 hours screen time with full brightness :D (on mobile data less, on wifi more)

Here it is:

Tweaked Profile

Ps as I use slight undervolting it may be incompatible with some devices which can't handle it!!

You're allowed to press thanks if you like it :p
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] gordonx10i:
Thanks alot ..... asv2 device here. Ill give it a shot or a least look at how to setup up the hot plugging as I spent quite a long time finding my optimal uv settings for my phone. Using abb too ???
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] orangerot.:
Nah I don't use abb yet^^ But do you mind sharing your abb settings? I've asv2 too :D
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] gordonx10i:
Think I took the abb settings from an asv3 setup up because the one for avs2 was lagging but I'm still testing . But first day of testing ( want real life test no simulated) so it might be a couple days before I find my optimal

http://db.tt/s5VbdJUK
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Neodreamer24:
Wow, I found a very serious problem with this marvellous kernel. It's totally unsafe for me.

Some times since I installed this kernel, when I turn on the screen with power button (from stand by state) it unlock automatically... I have a code... Why don't request me all the times?

Please, repair this. I love this kernel and now I have the perfect screen configuration for me... I don't want back to other kernel :'(

Thanks. I wait for changes

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[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] andip71:
Oh oh... very interesting and disputable opinion. I think many people would challenge that heavily. Do not want to kick this off now, but hope you can prove it once you get asked :D
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] orangerot.:
Haha I think I can prove it :D Of course it is a little bit subjectiv but everybody who claims "omg I wanna have Zzmove" has not tweaked his/her profile properly.. I aggre that Zzmove is better than the stock settings available in the kernel.. But you'll get similiar/better results after tweaking hotplugging and cpu scaling(in my opinion) :)

People who don't believe can test my posted profile^^ I don't know how exactly Zzmove is tuned internal(never had a look) and it could be that my profile does something completly diffrent than Zzmove, but at least I get better performance and battery life with my little tweaks compared to Zzmove^^ (compared to stock perseus settings I get 5 hours screen instead of 3.. Compared to Zzmove I get 5 instead of 4-4.5 ^^)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Steve_max:
This cannot be a kernel problem. The kernel doesn't even know you've locked the device, or what is a PIN: that's the framework's job. Kernels have nothing to do with that, so it's something else that is giving you this.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] demmo81:
How to apply the profile ? I extract the file and pressed on it and open through stweaka but I don't see any changes ? Thanks
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] orangerot.:
You have to copy it to /data/.perseus and apply it trough S-Tweaks Profile App
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] hazri1974:
Although new version had a minor bugs...i think i will stick on it due to other than that it works awesome lol.....yeahhh....tq
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] scheichuwe:
Now my screen is also flickering.

Can be solved by disabling lcdfreq...
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] dereknas:
Can you share how you did it?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] scheichuwe:
Hm, I thought I disabled it. But obviously the changes won't apply.

I tried SetCPU and manually via terminal, but after turning the screen off and on again it's enabled again...
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] tvhak:
back to 22.3...

think its a bit faster then with 23. and i also have the problem that the back and menu don't light up.

no problem with screen flickering do

thanks
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] RS050377:
Do we get a better battery life with this Kernel? Can I use it "as is" or must I set it up myself?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] AndreiLux:
Just turn off display frequency switching if you have flickers. Guess I'll default this to off next time.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] AndreiLux:
This is my mistake, didn't take into account user setting when resuming from screen on. I'll fix it in 6 hours.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] SirCanealot:
I'm also getting the flickering, but only on white screens? Darker screens seem fine!

Also, sorry for the stupid question, but how do you use set cpu to adjust these options? I downloaded set cpu, but when I go into advanced options it says it's only for on demand, etc, governors!

Edit: oh yes! As below, no touch light! :p
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Net.silb:
Flashed v23, no screen flickering but no touch keys backlight.

Reverting to v22 and waiting for a fix...
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] JYJY:
Weird, I don't have flickering screen. :confused:

Edit: no touch key light though. Take back my word, it is flickering now haha.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] mariosraptor:
Thanks i just wanted to ask the same
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] more2come:
Same here, low brightness and white background produces screen flickering!
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] AndreiLux:
Set lcdfreq_kick_in_down_delay to a higher value like 20 to reduce/remove the flickering. I'll release a optimized version later today when I get home.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] more2come:
Nice, I'll stay tuned for that one! Another thing, hardware button backlight stopped working here.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] AndreiLux:
Yes I got that. I normally have my lights always off so I didn't notice it when testing. I'll revert some changes.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] SirCanealot:
I have then set to off 95% of the time, but usually when I flash a new rom I realise how pretty they are and leave them on for a week or two before they annoy me :D

On siyah on s2 we could set them to fade in and out and ONLY come on when you press them which was awesome (since they came on with touch screen on s2)

Cheers for your hard work anyway!
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] johnkristian:
edit: never mind
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
Hey AndreiLux. I found your second post explanation about the MPLL boost on the Note 2 pretty good, I didn't know most of that stuff, so kudos for the research. Have you managed to overclock our MPLL? I tried it without success. After the initial boot image the screen got full of artifacts so maybe we need to increase voltage somewhere. Since I believe you know more about this than me would be great if you could give some insight to engage into a research conversation :)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] mariosraptor:
New version stops flickering. Backlight for hardware buttons still not working.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] demmo81:
I can't find the folder in data :(
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] orangerot.:
You have to tick an option called "show hidden files" or something similar in your file explorers settings :D The "." means the folder is hidden.. But after enabling this option you'll see it and can copy the file into it ;)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] demmo81:
Done ;) thanks I'll try Ur profile now
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] orangerot.:
You're welcome ;) I'm looking forward to your report :D Hope you like it.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Neodreamer24:
Sorry but, kernel didn't detect when the screen goes off? And if it enter in sleep mode? Or if you start or push any button. A lot of variables could affect this and I am sure that the problem is since I put this kernel. I try stock, googy, siyah, dual Roms and never has this problem...

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[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Steve_max:
Yes, the kernel must turn off (and on) the screen. But that's not the point... The kernel has no idea about userspace security. Your PIN, or password, or face unlock, or pattern, whatever: the kernel isn't involved in any of that, except by providing the input events when the framework requests them. The kernel doesn't handle any of that, so the kernel cannot have any effect on it. Just like your car's engine can't be blamed for the keychain lock not working.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Neodreamer24:
I think the problem is timers or triggers that Rom or kernel send the flag that the phone is in stand by mode.

I found a temporal solution.

Before the problem, I have lock timer on 30 seconds. I repeat that with other kernels it worked.

With perseus it failed some times...

I changed this option to immediately and now it seems works. I hope it works ever. Jeje

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[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] nfsmw_gr:
I'm sorry i didn't understand what you said.

What do i need to change in order to apply the temporary solution?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Neodreamer24:
Sorry, I'm Spanish and I don't speak English very well. I try to correct my explanation.

In android jellybean configuration options, lock screen options. Lock immediately...

I upload Spanish screen capture. It just lock the mobile when you shutdown the screen or it go off automatically.

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[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] nfsmw_gr:
Now i get it! :)

You'll need to set a pin code to lock the device though, right?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Neodreamer24:
Yes, in my example I use pin code for security, but you can use "line all points code", only swipe or directly unlock.

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[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Kyle07:
Does anyone have links for older versions of Perseus? Say, v33?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] reS28raM:
Here is v33.3 zipfile:

http://db.tt/LJ5feqPD

Dunno how to share folders with dropbox... I mean, how to share a link to content inside so one can choose what to get.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] PedroMedeiros:
Right click, copy public link :P

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Is it possible to change the default notification led color through kernel side? I would like my led being white like CM rom. I don't want to use market applications to do that.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] alberber:
Hey guys!

I've been playing with screen calibration and I've created a new profile. I like it, colors are not so greyish like with master sequence, they are brighter but not as Samsung. Whites are good in my opinion (they are "cold" whites).

Does anyone want to try it and report back? :) Actually I don't know much about this but I like how my screen looks haha

http://db.tt/5KSRN9Zv

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[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] tuxonhtc:
I would highly not recommend to mess with the calibration unless you know what you're doing. Hell, you can't even properly calibrate it using cheap colorimeters, let alone what "feels" right. For me the colors are closest to natural as possible. That's unless you don't prefer natural colors, obviously.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] alberber:
Ok! Thanks for the advice!

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[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] anybuddy:
This is what AndreiLux wrote in the thirst Post of the 9300 Thread:

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Gesendet von meinem GT-I9305

ROM: | Pandoriam v6.5 | Kernel: | Perseus a35.2 |

If I've helped you, please press the Thanks Button!
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] renierx:
I am facing a problem with FM radio and it appears to be related to this kernel (version alpha36.3), as this doesn't appear with stock kernel (XXEMC2). The problem is that every morning when I leave my house listening to the FM radio, it switches off when I am a few meters away. When I switch it on again, it plays all the way to work without problem. The same happens in the evening when I leave my workplace. I am convinced that the problem is caused by getting out of WiFi coverage, because it doesn't happen in case when I have switched the WiFi off on my phone. Sometimes I am able to simulate it, but mostly only once, second try it often works correctly:

1. Connect to WiFi network

2. Switch on the FM radio

3. Switch off the WiFi on the phone. Or go out of the WiFi coverage

4. Wait a few seconds (less than one minute)

5. The FM radio switches off

I tried to disable/enable DAC direct (+ reboot), but without influence.

Could anybody check it please? Many thanks!
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Alex E:
I have a problem I didn't have with the last version of this kernel I used (32.1).

mmcqd/0

and

kswapd0

are trying to eat my processor. The whole thing stalls completely quite often during simple stuff like browsing, nothing special running in the background. And those bastardly processes are going crazy every single time it happens (yep, I've had the overlay on for a while). 2 big red bars with those names in it. I would show you a screenshot if the thing would be doing anything when it happens. So are my settings wrong or something? I already tried removing the external sd.

Help VERY much appreciated, I turned the thing inside out already, trying to fix it.

Nevermind! Fixed. Rogue taskkiller killed processes that kept this in check I think. Will monitor how it goes.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] reS28raM:
As Andrei said, you are nevertheless free to act on the multiplier if you want some more color saturation. Try to set the chroma saturation weight to 23 and see if you like it. ;) Make sure that enable register hook is checked.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Steve_max:
First of all, you should say what version you're on. Hard to understand your problem otherwise...

Second, this sounds like the virtual memory driver is working hard. Turn off zram and that will most likely go away.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] andreasy:
I've tried several times to turn zram off by changing it from 400 to 0 but after reboot it always turns back to 400 again. I face serious lag for which I performed a clean reinstallation of my Rom and it was fixed but only temporarily, just for a week or two.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] habylab:
Try waiting for a minute once you change, and then reboot. If not, try checking init.d for any script from another kernel perhaps.

You could always search for the swap and zram control app, and set it to zero from there, set on boot and bingo.

Sent from my forever getting older Galaxy S3 (AVS2). Long live the original Galaxy S :)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Alex E:
Yeah sorry about that, I was using the latest. Anyway, I just had to uninstall a taskkiller and reboot. It was messing things up.

I actually have ZRAM at 512, but swappiness at 0 now. Works like a charm right now, though I will keep monitoring it.

(Please do tell if I'm being a complete idiot by doing this by the way, but it seems to work fine)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] andreasy:
Even before rebooting, if I reenter stweaks, it fcs on next attempt to open but when I manage to open it, it still shows 400, meaning that the change isn't being applied by stweaks

Edit

I tried setting both zram and swappiness to 0 and I managed to get the settings to stick.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] habylab:
Weird. Stweaks always crashes after closing, it's a crap app - this is well known.

Sent from my forever getting older Galaxy S3 (AVS2). Long live the original Galaxy S :)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] hamer221:
I like this kernel features and performance but really drains battery like hell. I am the only one?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] cba1986:
Most probably. If you tune it right you can have an amazing battery life.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Erahgon:
Swappiness at 0 means ZRam isn't used.

You can check by going to terminal emulator and typing "free".
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Drizzy xS:
When you say you get 5 hours screen time at 100 percent brightness what time of overall battery time are you getting? Cause that seems pretty impossible unless your sitting there on a blank screen for 5 hours straight?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] orangerot.:
Unplug in the morning at ~6 o clock and then listening about 2 hours music on Spotify + texting a little bit via whatsapp, checking xda, Facebook (...). Then I have lessons and don't use the phone very much (sometimes a text message via whatsapp.) then about 1 PM I'm driving home, again 2 hours music on Spotify, reading news and playing games. In the evening about 6 PM the Akku is almost empty. So at the end I get 12 hours overall battery.

But I must say the 5 hours are only if I have the whole day wifi.. If on mobile data the Akku drains more and I only get 4 hours.

But it also depends on your rom.. Switching roms can make a huge difference!

Note: I hibernate battery eater apps like Facebook and maps using greenify.. This made a huge boost in terms of battery life for me too! (maps got over 1000 wake locks in one hour and drains battery very hard)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] okix010:
you may want to try

might want to try this.....

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2034981
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] ansonchan:
can u share again ur profile?the link is dead

and im ASV2,are u as well?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] psyntific:
Here mate.. try mine.. it's stable

http://db.tt/xbcUyke6
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Alex E:
Aaaand it's back. Especially mmcqd is trying to fry my processor and often temporarily does so succesfully. Anyone encountered this before? Using the latest version of the kernel by the way.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Steve_max:
Again, disable zram (this is the exact behaviour of zram going wild). You said you set swappiness to 0: that means the kernel will only use the zram swap when it absolutely needs the memory right now; so, whenever you try to use more RAM than what's physically available, it will have to swap out to zram and your system will thrash just like a Linux system that is using more RAM than it needs and is swapping out.

If it happens again, please post a kernel log (last_kmsg or dmesg).
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] d1rekt0r:
Hi,

I just bought my SGS3 and battery didnt turn out to be what i expected :( (tho its much better than any other phone i used :D ).

So i wanned to ask , by flashing this kernel what do i get ?I ask bcs im really not some technical genius to understand anything writen in OP, thats some crazy ***t for me :D.

Is it worth flashing and loosing my warranty?

How much more battery life would i get(on default perseus settings) compared to original kernel with normal daily use ?

Is there any risk to brick device ( considering it rooted and flashed everything right) ?

Is it stable as much as original kernel under high pressure(load) ?

Please answer me i really need this :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] The Broken:
From MY experience, battery life won't increase significant enough by the kernel only. Bit is is faster imo. (And that with better battery life)

But with rooting comes more features than flashing a kernel, like deleting bloatware for instance.

If you have a GT-I9300 and you flash it right and do not change anything the change is very small - none that you will brick your device.

Yes, it is stable.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Undermyoath:
I still reckon this kernel as best for my battery, in all circumstances, but does someone has a asv3 profile to share, apart from yours orangerot, preferably with the ABB and **** tweaked? ^^
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] DirkStorck:
Hi,

I woud like to try to rewrite the MaliStatus app. The app was working for Siyah kernel.

I have decompiled the app and found the following path the app uses to read the values.

1) /sys/module/mali/parameters/mali_gpu_vol

2) /sys/module/mali/parameters/mali_gpu_clk

3) /sys/module/mali/parameters/mali_dvfs_utilization

1) and 2) I could find on my device but 3) I couldn't find.

Only

/sys/module/mali/parameters/mali_dvfs_control

But when I look into it only shows 0.

Could someone please give me a hint where to find the right path?

Thanks!
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] The Broken:
Andreilux once said where it was (in this thread), can't remember where, but if you search the thread you'll find out.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] amviewer:
Can anyone tell me if this kernel has a static output on the MHL/HDMI of 720p 60hz ?

I'm asking this because the standard kernel does handshake and puts the output to 1080p 30hz which is crap for gaming and I just bought this nice media docking station and work great but this is one of the down sides.

It seems someone has fixed it for the HTC One S but not sure if there is any kernel out there that has this for the SGS3.

For reference :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1712902
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Kevin.Silbstedt:
So that is the reason, why my picture is so "jittery"? Thanks man, I always wondered, what the hell was going on and I thought I was the only one with that problem.

But I don't think this kernel fixes this. I used, I think, the 33.3 version with my smartdock and it sucked and was completly useless for gaming.

But if this would be fixed, man that would be awesome, I gave up using my smart dock because of that reason. Why can't manufacturers just use a micro hdmi out? Oh yeah, to make money with their proprietary crap. :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Yazan76:
I am getting 1080p 30hz with this kernel.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] amviewer:
Yes this causes the screen to be laggy on the television but it seems that when the television only supports up to 720p it puts it at 60hz and the problem goes away.

On my TV (46 inch ES8000) it also does the handshake and puts the screen at 1080p 30hz.

Now this guy in the link I send before did make the change in the kernel to force the output to 720p 60hz for the HTC One S so it should be possible to do the same for the SGS3.

I hope this can also be incorporated inside the Perseus kernel.

I don't mind the way Samsung does the output as the media dock seems to work for the Note2 SGS3 SGS4 so hopefully this would be there standard :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] nfsmw_gr:
No, mine too outputs crappy image...1080p@30hz.

It would be awesome if Andreilux could do something about it..

I'd rather have 720p@60hz much more than 1080@30hz. :(
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] amviewer:
Yes 720p@60hz is perfect.

Most LCD televisions support that although most already do 1080p too but I think the SGS3 won't handle that res so well and that's why Samsung turned it back to only 30hz at that resolution.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] nfsmw_gr:
That was the exact reason i said 720p@60hz, you are spot on mate. :)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] xPSYB0RGx:
Hey, I just searched and could not find an answer.

Im currently using The People's Rom 3.17. Is this kernel compatible with that particular rom?

I've heard some good news about this kernel and want to try it out.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] TonyTrollsten:
+1 add it please:D

Sent from my GT-I9300

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Someone ported to cm10

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