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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] teh roxxorz:
Issue

I've run into an issue, which I believe is caused by the kernel:

I flashed the kettle corn 1.1 kernel, the CM9 version [ since I was on CM9 ], and the kernel itself ran fine, smooth, no freezing, etc.

When I cycle my battery I let it fully die then charge it back up. So the battery was 100% discharged [turned itself off] > plugged it on the charger, gave it a lil bit and tried to power the device one. The device showed that it wasn't charging. Since the size of the battery, I left it plugged in the wall charger over night. Just waking up this morning, the same result. I don't believe its getting enough turn on voltage. If you hold the power button, you can see the stock OEM 'battery charging' animation, but it shuts right back off.

So I believe I will be seeing Sprint today and trying to get a new battery.

Or at least use my co-worker's battery once I get to work to make sure the device wasn't fried somehow [not very likely].

NOW, I haven't determined if it was the kernel or CM9, but I'd caution those on CM9 at least to not let the battery fully drain.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ghostzyden:
Its not good for your battery anyway lol Mine has been charging fine though. Good luck with that man! Hope you get it figured out!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] teh roxxorz:
The battery was charging fine, just not that its fully discharged. I don't believe the device is broken, as it was 100% working when I let it die, I'm certain its the battery. I'll see if my co-workers does the trick > flash stock backup > go to sprint.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] eduardmc:
Doing a nandroid restore brings back the old factory kernel? I Did a nandroid before intalling this.

Battery is draining like crazy. Left my phone with 59% and when i woke up it was at 13%. Blazer 1.3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] teh roxxorz:
Doing a restore brings the phone back to the previous rom, kernel, system, etc setup at the time the backup was made.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jr71x:
Good luck to ya and thanks for the info. I'm having other issues now, battery getting super hot. writing disappearing and screen doing some weird flash about every ten seconds. Gonna go to original kernel and see if that's the issue...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] teh roxxorz:
Yea, the kernel played nice for me, though now I just need to get to work to see how I proceed. Yea, just wipe cache/dalvik > flash the rom > reboot.

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So update on my situation: Phone just decided to turn on, battery charged 100%...don't know what the deal was really.

But safe to safe for now: don't let it 100% discharge.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] busties:
What Ghz does the computer run at stock?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] teh roxxorz:
On my stock rom, mine was at 1.5Ghz. Gnerally the standard, you can verify it using rom toolbox.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jr71x:
Its seems to me like its a hard wake or something, maybe a logcat would be in order, glad you're back up...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] teh roxxorz:
Perhaps it would be, but now I'm gona be late for work. ;p
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] clownberg:
I get 4400 quadrant score with this kernel-I got 5000 with stock kernel-I'm oc'd to 1890 max 1458 min performance governor-go figure-Im on syndicate rom with kettle kernel 1.1
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] KingOfThaJungle:
I can confirm that my phone/battery got "super hot" when running this kernel too, BUT I was OC'ing the CPU to 1.8Ghz... *Also, flashed kernel over the TeamSonic ROM...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shabbypenguin:
again guys, as i posted earlier. everyone is ocing to 1.8ghz.. its being stuck there ehnce the battery drain
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Felnarion:
Some things that need to be cleared up:

First off, let me thank the OP here, we definitely need kernels, and this is an awesome first step, so don't take anything I say as real criticism of you.

To those of you touting how "Quadrant doesn't matter" It definitely does. Comparing two devices, or constantly running it can be ambiguous and useless. However, comparing the same device before, and after, is definitely worth noting. For my phone, and what seems to be multiple other phones with this kernel, OCing to the full 1.89ghz causes a pretty significant performance loss. This is apparent when scrolling, but it is definitely there, Quadrant picks up on it. You can also see that the GPU section of the tests are slower when you're suffering from this problem.

In my case, moving down to 1.72ghz realized a 1200 point increase in Quadrant. 1200 points. This is repeatable. Going back to 1.89, significant 3d and CPU performance loss. 1.72, significant gain.

There's a lot of hate for Quadrant, and, as a penis measuring device, it's terrible. But what it offers people who know how to interpret it is a repeatable test with which to test changes. If you see a significant decrease in a certain section, there's a problem.

As to why this happens, its likely thermal protection. Or, possibly, the voltage isn't quite high enough on 1.89. May be that these CPUs are never really stable at 1.89.

Quadrant is a benchmark, but, at its heart, it is just a program that runs your phone through some repeatable benchmark. If your low FPS in the 3d section is 45 at 1.5ghz, 50 at 1.72, and 41 at 1.89...And this is repeatable...It's definitely a useful tool to have to show that there is an underlying problem. So stop with the bashing of benchmarks for the sake of it. It's just as bad as showing off a meaningless number.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jr71x:
If in fact it is thermal protection how do we shut it off and if doing so would it nuke the processor?

Edit I'm running cm9...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] phyba:
Completely agree. I'm running at 1728 and hit 5700 on quadrant. 4600 at 1890.

I'll leave it at 1728
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] phyba:
Only problem I'm having is getting it to stick at the 1728. It keeps jumping back to 1890 and performance takes a hit

Shabby, any way u can make a kernel with Max of 1728? I'm pushing 5700 on that speed. But it won't stay there. Used Noth set cpu and rom toolbox
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shabbypenguin:
i dont disagree that benchmarks can be useful, however quadrant has been shown time and time again to be the worst of teh bunch. i myself prefer auntutu.

ok i reopened the thread.

i know battery life is bad, its locked at 1.8ghz and not going anywhere else, trying to figure it out. performance obviously took at hit going from 1.7ghz to 1.89 so if i get a chance in the next day or so ill recompile without 1.89

you also may notice the new home, was against my will. jerdog came and took it and was like yo man! gimme your thread.. :P
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ksmullins88:
I'll help test the cm9 kernel. I'm going to flash it right now.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ksmullins88:
Double post. My apologies.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shabbypenguin:
its ok, you are just really excited ;)

making a temp kernel 1.1.1 that will kick it back to 1.7ghz. also worth noting:

CM9 Kernel

Kettle.Corn.Kernel-1.1.1.zip
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] il buono:
Thanks for some laughs :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] G3n3Ra1:
Just installed 1.1.1 on the latest Cm9 nightly. Running quite well so far.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jr71x:
Runs pretty good but when I type the writing disappears:confused: weird...

Anyone else having this issue? Cm9...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ksmullins88:
Ditto. Shabby what are some things you need to test? My keyboard seems very responsive on the interactive settings. It's very smooth.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] G3n3Ra1:
Yes, anything in particular need testing? Always happy to help.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shabbypenguin:
well for one, lets see some quadrant scores? how is it performing??

are you guys using system tune to scale it back when you need to? how is battery life? is it actually dropping down from 1.7ghz on interactive?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] G3n3Ra1:
Updated cm9 again. Cm9 seems to be holding my phone at 1728mhz with the performance governor.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] G3n3Ra1:
Oh and no report on battery yet. Just now took the dang thing off charge.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ksmullins88:
Performance governor is made to hold it there. Mine is scaling up and down nicely on interactive.

Not sure what the system tune is, but I'm guessing it's in the devtools? I'll post an average quadrant on performance and interactive.

Scores

Interactive

1. 5051 60fps

2. 5064 64fps

3. 5233 64fps

4. 5337 64fps

5. 5322 67fps

Average=5201 64fps

Performance

1. 5363 63fps

2. 5366 62fps

3. 5427 61fps

4. 5398 63fps

5. 5199 70fps

Average=5351 64fps
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rockerrock:
I have this kernel running with Blazer's ROM and I'm very happy. I'm using No Frills CPU control set to max 1.89 min 384mhz gov performance i/o deadline with great results.

It gets a little warm but hasn't set my pants on fire. Quadrant bench is 4923 with is almost double the performance of my old Atrix 4g!

Of course if I get a runaway process it may set fire to the earth BUT my rom has that nifty CPU disabler while the screen is off so it could prevent setting my nightstand on fire.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] steelfatboy1:
If set the gov to performance, doesn't that run at the max clock the whole time?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shabbypenguin:
ok so 1.1.1 is doin better than i take it? :P

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ccc71.pmw&hl=en
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] steelfatboy1:
Working great for me! 5371 in quadrant @ 1.728GHz set to performance.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] G3n3Ra1:
Much better I would say considering spotify was streaming via 3g non stop for over an hour on my drive to work. This was with the ondemand governor.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] :
Excuse my naivety, but what are the benefits to overclocking the CPU in this particular phone? I remember with my original Evo I felt the need to overclock just so the OS wouldn't lag so much. With the GS3 it's extremely smooth, and with Jelly Bean I expect it to be even more, "buttery." Are people noticing a difference with the overclock, or is it simply to see how high Quadrant will go?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] G3n3Ra1:
None really haha. Its just fun for some I guess. I for one get nervous when I have the same ROM on my phone for more than 24hrs. I obsess on tinkering. Plus it's likely that any development towards tweaking a kernel will universally benefit the masses... eventually.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Specialksg1:
Figured you deserved your first thanks for saying what I was thinking! lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] :
That's what I assumed. :) To be clear, I think kernel development is great. I may want to underclock for power saving purposes.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] G3n3Ra1:
I feel like I'm at home haha.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] KBizzle:
Home is where the heart is.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] master acehole:
home is where you make it!

What?

home is where you make it!

Oh! Guy likes to see homos naked..........
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rockerrock:
I'm using the MSM-DCVS gov with decent results.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=28724340&postcount=4
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] carhauler1969:
SystemTuner is an app available in the Play Store in both free & Pro versions. It has the ability to set a multitude of custom settings and apply them in one of two different ways:

1) On Boot Completed - just like it says once the boot sequence is completed your custom settings are applied. Works on stock kernels that do not have init.d support, or where an init.d script will create, or is creating a conflict with something else trying to control the same setting you are trying to customize.

2) init.d script - places a script in the /system/etc/init.d folder, & sets the permissions. Provided you're running a kernel with init.d support the script will be run during the boot sequence applying your custom settings.

On Kettle Corn v1.1 & v1.1.1 using method 1 in SystemTuner provides control of both CPU scaling & governor control that sticks through a reboot. I.e. I have been able to reign in the kernel and control CPU scaling & governors using the "On Boot Completed" setting in SystemTuner. Something I was unable to accomplish in ROMToolbox, and saw others having similar problems with SetCPU.

Here's the Play Store link for SystemTuner: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ccc71.pmw
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] alaman68:
perfect as always. thanks ch
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 12MaNy:
Oooh...damn. I'm late to the party.

Nice work shabby. Thank you.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] G3n3Ra1:
Fashionably late.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] carhauler1969:
Hey shabby how much is the voltage dropped on v1.1.1?

Any way to add the Sysfs interface so we could UV with ROMToolbox or SystemTuner?

I like to tweak & test on my own is the only reason I'm asking.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] _Burst_:
Soooooo..... how do we use this app? lol im so lost. Also, this app can work with CPU Sleeper?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] knives of ice:
Anyone having trouble getting into deep sleep? Cpu spy is showing it as being unused for me on cm9
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] carhauler1969:
Honestly if you're that lost you probably shouldn't be playing around with CPU controls, ROMs, or the like until you do some serious reading to learn what you're actually playing with and the consequences.

That being said SystemTuner is a very powerful tool, it allows access to customize a plethora of system settings that would otherwise be inaccessible to the average user without editing scripts and using adb.

The CPU controls really couldn't be simpler to use. Open the app, click the CPU button, click the governor dropdown menu and select the scaling governor you wish to use. Slide the min/max sliders to the desired CPU frequencies for BOTH the minimum and maximum limits, i.e. 384min/1512max.

Click the "Boot Settings" button on the mid-right of the screen, select Re-Apply CPU Settings, select "On Boot Completed", back out of the app, reboot.

Once your phone reboots, wait about 1-2 minutes for the Boot sequence to complete, open SystemTuner go back to the CPU settings and make sure your desired settings were applied at boot. Simple as that. ;)

And yes it works just fine with CPU sleeper, though you will not want to setup a "screen off" profile with SystemTuner as that will create a conflict with CPU sleeper and probably produce undesired side effects like SOD = Sleep Of Death where the phone won't wake up.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] irish.iolar:
Hey j.w. I should just flash this kernel like a regular Rom in cwm? Do I need to wipe dalvik or wipe nething? Or should I flash with sgs?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] G3n3Ra1:
My name is not JW but ya just install it as a zip. I don't know if wiping is necessary. I personally haven't done it with just a kernel and have had zero issues.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] :
Is Kettle Corn v1.1.1 available?

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Anyone using Systen Tuner, can you post instruction on how to set setting to stick? Thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] carhauler1969:
Here's the post with the DL link for KC v1.1.1 http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=28685616

See my post #122 in this thread on SystemTuner. Be sure to disable ALL other CPU controls before attempting to setup CPU controls in SystemTuner.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nttdemented:
Been using Kettle Corn 1.1.1 in CM9 with CPU Sleeper app and just setting MSM-DCVS and 1,729mhz as the max speed within CM9's Performance->Processor menu with GREAT success. Got a Quadrant score of 5.2k, about 115 in Linpack multi-core and I've noticed that waking up and unlocking the phone is much faster now, no longer delayed at times.

Haven't had a single issue with waking up from deep sleep and answering calls either. Battery life has been just as good. I just had it stand by for about 2 hours and I only lost about 3%.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jeffbucc:
Can't get 1.1.1 to boot with CM9 nightly16. Not sure why, flashed after wiping cache/dalvick. bootloops and hangs there.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cjwaggsrx8:
Bad dl perhaps .. running fine for me.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freeza:
Does this kernel support exfat? I notice there are no exfat modules and my 64GB microSDXC card is formatted as such.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Skunk Ape1:
Been using kettle corn 1.1.1 most of the day with Sonic. Very smooth and stable so far. Overclocked to 1.7 ondemand with system turner got me to 5400 on quadrant .

________________

Just Flash It !!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] carhauler1969:
http://www.epiccm.org/2012/06/why-not-exfat.html?m=1

Sent from my E4GT packed full of "The Goodness" of TNz Blend ICS on Tapatalk 2 Pro
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freeza:
Figured since Samsung dropped the kernel source that it would include the exfat drivers. It is inefficient to format as fat32 and can't be mounted on the pc without being in the phone. Which is a fail. Wanted to use the card in its native format but may have to switch now.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jeffbucc:
New download, still freezes on CM9 bootsplash screen. Maybe my phone is wonky, not sure. Tried it with fresh install of CM9, cleared cache/dalvick and still hangs.

Am I doing something wrong here or would any settings interfere?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] carhauler1969:
I had to so CWM recovery could see the SD card. Since exFAT is locked down by MS I'm really hoping to see NTFS support added in for this phone. We have it on the Asus Transformer TF101 already.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EndlessDissent:
If you're just going to use the card with the phone and no Windows computers, why not format it as ext4? Maybe not the card's native format, but it's better than FAT32 (and arguably NTFS), and it's guaranteed to be compatible.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Skelaratus:
Just flashed and my battery is draining 1% every few seconds. Is this normal until the kernel evens out?

Galaxy S3: Blazer 1.5; Kettlecorn 1.1
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Skelaratus:
Im not seeing the conservative govenor.

Galaxy S3: Blazer 1.5; Kettlecorn 1.1
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Skelaratus:
I went from 34% battery life to 11% and I only had this kernel installed for 20 minutes. I read some earlier posters hsd the same issue snd its still not being addressed...uninstsll until issue is addressed.

Galaxy S3 running Blazer 1.5
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
++ on conservative gov please

And tthanks for the contribution shabby even though I am not using this kernel

I do have a question and sort of suspicion is the Qualcomm scaling driver 100% stable and functional it seemed to not work for me so both cores just kept running
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nabbed:
Why is this thread here with a broken kernel and ZERO support from the developer?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] carhauler1969:
Um, cuz the kernel isn't broken :rolleyes: it may not be the optimum kernel with the CPU scaling at the moment, but it is far from broken. It's also fairly simple to reign the CPU scaling back in with system tuner.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] matrixzone5:
Kernel is smooth and snappy Max freq I reccomend is onto going over 1.7 ghz 1.8 ghz puts a bit of a damper on the devices performance.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] carhauler1969:
The latest version v1.1.1 is capped @ 1.7GHz, no more 1.89GHz.

Sent from my E4GT packed full of "The Goodness" of TNz Blend ICS on Tapatalk 2 Pro
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] matrixzone5:
Haha looks like I've been hiding on to an antique here
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] glcK23:
No more updates???:(
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jr71x:
Cm10, will it work?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] G3n3Ra1:
Nope don't bother. I ended up having to re flash :rolleyes:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jr71x:
Lol, thanks, had an itch and couldn't find where anyone else had tried... :rolleyes:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shabbypenguin:
ill post a cm10 friendly kernel tomorrow. as for the kernel base there will be no more updates. trying to consolidate the projects ive got open in android and this is one taht is getting shut down. i plan on leaving kernel source and downloads up tho. hopefully someone with more time and skill can fix yall up :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shabbypenguin:
cm10 kernel is up, sorry for the delay :)
[HTC One X] vinfromuk:
Guys I need help. Today while at work in my pocket, my phone lost all signal totally and won't pick it up again. I was running CM9 Beta 1 and I've seen people say they've had similar problems so I tried reflashing, nothing happening. I've since tried Trip's version of CM9 and LeeDroid, no service. With Leedroid it at least recognises that I've removed the SIM, but putting it back in isn't helping. I haven't dropped it, it hasn't gotten too hot, it's just stopped functioning. Do I need to relock and hope they'll repair? This is my only phone and I dread being without it for weeks. I bought it SIM unlocked from Carphone Warehouse about three months ago, so the chances of a swap seem remote.
[HTC One X] Kickasskev:
Big problems on o2 at the min if that's who u r with
[HTC One X] vinfromuk:
I'm on Giffgaff, so sort of. It seems odd that it won't find any network at all though, even without SIM..
[HTC One X] fridaycider:
signal

i'm on o2 also...got no signal...o2 totaly down by the live service status once i got the page to load..
[HTC One X] vinfromuk:
O2's service page claims Blackpool should be working.
[HTC One X] fridaycider:
tried to ring customer services and cant get through from landline either..
[HTC One X] Kickasskev:
O2 is giffgaff and tesco mobile aswell

All off the same network
[HTC One X] vinfromuk:
Yeah. I HOPE I'm one of the affected customers as it means my One X isn't broken, but I've surveyed half a dozen local O2/giffgaff users I know and they're all working fine, so I'm either unlucky or very unlucky.
[HTC One X] Kickasskev:
Mine is fine, but i know many with none workin sim card, they do know about it and r fixing as we speak
[HTC One X] fridaycider:
i thought mine was broken also. also did a checkmend imei report as i thought it had been blocked. still have no network now..

just came back a min ago......yeahhhh..

spoke too soon...lol

http://crave.cnet.co.uk/mobiles/o2-down-in-parts-of-uk-50008586/
[Thunderbolt Accessories] jonah1234:
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Thank u in advance for ur help
[Thunderbolt Accessories] Vince556:
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[Thunderbolt Accessories] jonah1234:
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