[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freeza:
OK! here we go lol:

Thank you! I can't thank YOU guys enough for giving this ROM a chance.

You know, I have no idea why. I tried to duplicate the problem and was unsuccessful. If you could give me a step by step on how to recreate it, I will try it, then fix the problem.

That will be fixed in 2.34d. :)

mlin is right. It is Elixir2 in the play store. They are known as widgets....but for the notification pulldown.

And yes you can go back to the stock kernel by going to settings>about like someone suggested. If you renamed any files, you will have to rename them back.

The full rom is 2.3, and the update is 2.34c. So if you were coming from a completely different ROM, you'd have to download both 2.3 and 2.34c. 2.34c is much smaller at around 116MB so you won't need to download two huge ROMs.

Hmm. I thought I fixed wifi tether FC but i guess not. I will flash a clean install and get it taken care of once and for all.

Sorry for the not very clear explanation. Let me try and clarify:

Renaming files in /system/bin/ was originally started here on our Sprint GS3s by some people in Ktoonz kernel thread. However, IMO this is definitely not what you want to do. It won't/shiouldn't cause any issues with your phone, but renaming them is not necessary if you can either:

-Disable them from loading in the kernel ramdisk

-Stop them at boot with a script.

Renaming those files were done in an attempt to gain battery life and to stop mpdecision from conflicting with the ktoonservative governor with its hotplugging (similar to mpdecision) capabilities.

mpdecision is a file included by qualcomm to dynamically control the second core and "hot plug" it when necessary. Other parts of the system rely on that file to be present, and while renaming it won't mess anything up, I still wouldn't recommend it.

Basically it goes like this:

If you're running a stock kernel, renaming mpdecision and thermald yields no benefit and could have a negative effect on battery life since you're not using anything to control the second core with the stock kernel. Now if you are on a custom kernel and use a custom governor that supports hotplugging (controlling the second core) then yeah, you can go ahead and either rename mpdecision OR just shut down the service with a script at boot time or adb shell stop mpdecision command.

Chad recommends renaming those files if you use Anthrax simply because Anthrax controls both thermald and mpdecision from within the kernel.

So the bottom line is this:

If you're using ANY of the optimized kernels from settings>about, you don't have to rename anything, as I have stopped the files from loading from within the kernel ramdisk.

If you're using an unoptimized version of Anthrax, you may want to rename mpdecision/thermald or shut them down every time them system boots with a script or rename them.

If you're using any other custom kernel, then you need to research that particular kernel to see if any renaming or stopping of files is necessary.

This is why I recommend using the optimized versions of Anthrax because everything is taken care of for you with no renaming of any files needed on your part.

I hope this is a bit clearer.