yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] hiazn:
I'm still on 6 because of the same too and random losses of call logs or messages.. (for some reason they get wiped randomly on b7 on up). This is with and without messing with kernel settings (ie UV, governor, etc).. wish I could get a log but I tend to do things at work and never can get a log at the time.(which I know doesn't help faux)... this is just my problems. Other than that b6 works great for me...
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] ipaq_101:
I just came from trinity A37 and Faux 009 seems to be working great.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] sarni84:
System tuner has settings after u get it how u want it just go into the settings then choose on boot completed. I forget what its called but its like boot settings then scroll down to cpu settings and choose "on boot completed" im pretty sure it is like that
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mk_ln:
seems it may have been the ROM; restaurant story seems to be noticeably better on kyan 1.21f and dietICS 8.03.12

edit: seems like it gets laggy again after a while...specifically after the screen is off for a bit (an hour or so) and I attempt to play again
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] hiazn:
I tried it yesterday, randomly had my sms and then call logs disappear. Went back to b6 (restored my backup data) and everything is happy again. :)

Don't get me wrong, I swear by faux's kernels they're all I use.. see my sig. If faux had a kernel for the device I used it.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mike216:
www.head-fi.org/t/595071/android-ph...o-increase-the-issues-priority-with-google/90

Hi faux I think this is were the source is through the Site for DAC support. This would be one of the most useful features to implement in a kernel for audio freaks like me and many more. The fiio E17 is an amazing amp and it would be nice to use the wolfston DAC technology in it, thanks
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] xxjrsmith3xx:
I know some people say benchmark don't mean anything but i just got a 7499 on AnTuTu that good? on 008 btw
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Xdenwarrior:
alright ppl, 5519 (at 1Ghz) on antutu on 008 and 5455 on 009 with everything being equal = 008 is faster
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] pervert:
Installed v009 from cwm on stock/rooted, davlik and cache wiped....bootloop on i747m. gonna find another cwm flashable kernel so i dont have to mess around with odin and flash a whole rom :)
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Maverick777:
Did you get NTFS to work? I have 009 installed. I had my 64gb card formatted as NTFS, but the phone would say "preparing SD card" then asked to format it. Once formatted I get the usual "SD card was not unmounted properly".

I'm currently formatting it to Fat32 but would prefer to use NTFS.

Is there something special I need to do to get NTFS to work?

Other than this, the kernel is working flawlessly.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] ewingr:
I am excited to try this kernel. Installed and looking good so far. I'm starting with voltages higher than those in the print screen a few posts ago

Being new to system tuner, I presum that if I do not click on boot settings, that a reboot will take me back to stock. Please correct me if i am wrong.

One interesting thing related to System Tuner. I save my settings, reloaded stock, then loaded the saved settings...and it does not bring up all that I had changed.

I'll post info on how battery tests go.

One thing that I did find, on OCing mine to 1.8t3, Antutu FCs.. But at the next CP U lower, it works.

Oh BTW... how do I change which scheduler it is using/ I gather .Voltage Control does not work on this kernel, and i cannot find it in System Tuner.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Markdental:
Any way to get a non overclocked gpu version? Battery life is awful with final fantasy 3
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] chrisj22:
I'm curious of something I'm running UCALG1 debloated from and my quadrant scores are pitiful it just ran a 3723 with power save off and antutu CPU says on demand and deadline at 1.5ghz. My SGS1 was faster as a single core. Any suggestions on what I should do to get this thing faster? Would flashing V008 work well?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] gordonzhao:
10 hours, first day. But I'm at 17%. Been fishing most of the morning so not much usage. I assume everyone else is running it on 'ondemand.'

Hey Faux are you working on smartass for this kernel? Your kernel was the only one I used when I had my MT4G.

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy SIII
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] sarni84:
Omg dude no it does not man are u kidding me!?? 009 is essentially the same it is just patched to 3.0.39 with mm enhancement. And even tho u thought everything was equal it was not. Guaranteed different processes running in background. Also do not trust a benchmark to tell u whichh kernel is faster or better. Go by real world experience that score that u got is just what the phone benchmarked at that point in time. One time u could get 5500 next 4900 then 5800 its not consistent and sure as hell not consistent enough to decide which kernel version is faster especially when nothing was done to the kernel to make the score go down

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Irs probably because frequencys were not sticking also what cpu app were u using i suggest flashing 008 or newer (009) frequencies were fixed in 008 also use system tuner to control cpu
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] chrisj22:
I use antutu programs. There CPU frequency tuner and benchmark. I did pull a 5439 with it. I've been reading and most people are saying 008 is best
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] sarni84:
These are the ones i know work with it setcpu but sometimes frequencys goes back. And system tuner this one works great faux123 says to use this one in the op. It works great and stays at the frequency u set it too 009 is the same as 008 just patched up to newest linux and has mm enhancements
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] chrisj22:
OK I'll have to try that right now using system tuner with the kernel it has it sucks but hopefully works well with 008
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] chrisj22:
Idk if its me or what but system tuner won't let me adjust past 1.2ghz and shows cpu0 running and cpu1 offline
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] ewingr:
Can someone help me out here?

Also...btw...my battery test was not as good using CFQ and OnDemand as I had using BFQ and OnDemand (albeit a different kernel). But it appears that BFQ is not available on this kernel...assuming that Voltage Control is telling me the correct list of schedulers. Also, assuming Voltage Control does allow changing schedulers, I am going to test with Noop and OnDemand tonight.

But speed on this kernel was definitely faster via Antutu.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] sarni84:
Both cores wont be on at same time unless u are doing something cpu intensive like gaming or browsing. So u should only see one cpu on when in the app. And as far as the 1.2 ghz. Are u sure you are not trying to move min? U have to move max first then min i would keep min at 384 u were prolly just trying to move min tho and that never goes past where u have max set to
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jroyalty7:
I never ran into this issue works great for me...
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] gordonzhao:
Just to compare no matter your usage, what percent drain are all of you getting? I'm basically at 8-10% an hour.

Edit: I assume most are using 'ondemand?'

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy SIII
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] chrisj22:
OK fixed the PC issue just now having major random black screen and heat issues with 008. If I try to run antutu benchmark after 5 seconds screen goes black and have to pull batter for it to work
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Lawful123:
Ultamate

What is this ULTIMATE editon?

CleanCache/FrontSwap (via ZCache backend - ULTIMATE Edition ONLY)
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] ewingr:
In my view, the only way to test that, and have consistency, is to test idle per hour rates. I did one test with Onemand, and CFQ...undervolted some, and it lost a bit over 1%/Hour. The best test I have ever gotten was .66%/Hour, on a kernel that offered BFQ, and no undervolting.

I did another test last night with Noop scheduler, but something was running, because battery was dead this morning. Going to try that again.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] chrisj22:
OK I just tried again and moving the Max bar on says tweaks it always says it fails to set frequency
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] chrisj22:
I did try what he said using on demand and bfq and battery is amazing. Now what should I use for pure performance (high benchmarks, and no lag)?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mailvamsi:
Unable to set frequency

I am also having the same problem. Unable to change max. Freq. Always resets to 1.62GHz with error message "Failed to change CPU settings". Root permissions are granted. Tried using System Tuner Pro and setCPU, same problem with both tools.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] XblackdemonX:
play with voltages ?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] ewingr:
You used BFQ with this kernel? I do not see BFQ available in this kernel.

BTW, NOOP is hard on battery for me on yhis kernel...abuot 4%/hour. Worst I've experienced. Going to test MSM-DCVS governor with CFQ scheduler and see how that goes.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] sarni84:
Confirmed ultimate is reverting back to 1.62 after trying to set it to 1.8....also get the error message
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] faux123:
There's is NO NEED to change the CPU freq on with my kernel. It is all managed by Dynamic Voltage and Frequency Scaler (DVFS). It is just load and go...
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] chrisj22:
I switched to KT747 Sammy kernel this one I was having to many problems no settings would stick even with following everyone's instructions. No problems with the one I'm using now and it offers bfq and smartassV2.

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I'll deffinatly be using your kernel soon I'm just in the phase where I just got the phone and wanna see what its capable of and what the highest benchmarks I can get lol.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] gordonzhao:
I backed up my Stock ICS, but will flash CM10 tonight. I assume this kernel isn't compatible? So I'll just stick with the stock kernel for now. Since Faux's kernel is for Stock/custom based SAMSUNG roms...

Correct me if I'm wrong guys.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] afbengochea:
Yup this is strictly for touchwiz (stock)
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] TarHeelTrigger:
Why would it say max. frequency is 1.8 if you can't oc it to that?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] hiazn:
which version are you using? M or U? M(ainline) only goes to 1.6x mhz, U(ltimate) goes to 1.8x mhz... make sure you're using the right one first.

Or

Faux typo'd....
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] faux123:
ultimate 010 is re-uploaded... due to a typo, there's some issues reaching 1.82 GHz :p
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mailvamsi:
OC problem fixed with v10u2

Thanks Faux. The OC problem is fixed in the latest update. Able to set the frequency at 1.83GHz. No issues so since morning.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] bdorr1105:
So what you are saying is we should not use Set CPU or anything like that...I don't want to change the freq, what i want is a screen off profile, any issues with doing that?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] faux123:
screen off profile is not needed... 2nd core is off when screen is off...
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] bdorr1105:
Cool, but what is the single core running at when the screen is off, do you have it set to run at a lower speed?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] faux123:
in the next release, there will be a screen off built-in profile... Even in the current shape, the kernel still has no need for a cpu profile
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] the-Mike_D:
Thanks Faux for the choice of the lower top clock for stability. Always good to have a choice. You rock buddy.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Charlie Brown:
Quick question... Under kernel version in about phone what should it read? Because I think it's the same as 009.

Heh... I wonder if 010 flashed is all. Just for me sanity really.

Awesome kernels as always faux!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mk_ln:
the date of the kernel should have a date of Tue Aug 7 in version 010; the 009 version read something with Aug 3, iirc.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] :
So with this kernel there is no need to use, cpu sleeper by Eugene?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] faux123:
No.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] gordonzhao:
Based off a question I asked a few days ago. Faux, if I flash this kernel to my stock ICS it'll work fine of course. But if I back up it up with Rom manager and then restore CM10 it will use the kernel that is with the CM10 Rom correct? So I can safely flash this and not worry about it conflicting with the CM10 ROM when I use that?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] es7241:
I don't know why but my phone can not boot up with any of the 1.8ghz kernels , oh well , running the lower clock flawlessly
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] faux123:
That's why the mainline was created. Unfortunately not all chips are created equal :p
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] faux123:
It won't work like that. It's not compatible with cm10 at all. Don't try it. I don't want to complicate cm10 bug reporting by adding another experimental kernel. It is better to run 100% pure cm10 and report your bugs to them so you can make it even better for yourself and others.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] :
Dam when I use this kernel my phone gets really warm :/
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mike216:
So does my phone but it's because it's so good on battery, fast and awesome I just can't seem to put it down :)

Don't freak out from heat. Use and enjoy. If it gets to hot the cpu will take care of it
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] JB calhoun:
Will someone plz pm me with the newest kernel i think its 10?? I ran 7 and 2 cant get food batt life thx guys
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] gordonzhao:
I understand this is only for stock touchwiz. But if I back it up with touchwiz and flash CM10 doesn't the kernel that come with CM10 flash with the rom? And when I revert back to touchwiz it will flash faux's kernel along with the restore right?

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy SIII
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Frowben:
Yes you are correct. When you flash a new rom in most cases it will overwrite with the appropriate kernel attached to the rom.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] gordonzhao:
Great thanks so then it's safe to flash Faux's kernel with my stock rom and then if I decide I'd like to use Jelly Bean I won't have to worry about incompatibility.

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy SIII
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Markdental:
How is your battery life on this?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] :
I just flashed yesterday, so I'll give you a better review on it probably tomorrow but yesterday I got 10 hours of battery life, about 2hours of screen on and I ended up with 15% but that was before I adjusted my rom and uv settings
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] pezlomd:
Does anyone know if it's safe to flash this on to the newer firmware uvlg1? Thanks
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] instechgainza:
yes
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Markdental:
Have them both running together right now
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mike216:
I get over 5 hours of screen on Time (wifi) using this kernel
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] pezlomd:
Mainline version? Any settings or configurations at all to help u achieve that? I'm not getting those types of results..
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mike216:
I'm on stock rom default settings besides volts. I'm about- 75 across the board. Being on wifi only is a big deal! If your getting 4 hours or less you might want to keep an eye on a rouge app. If your ATT it might drain much more due to LTE? Two radios on all the time takes its toll, especially in a bad signal area
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mike216:
I should also add that I have two phones so most of the time I'm in airplane mode with wifi on. Sorry about my post it could be misleading because I should have mentioned this. Wasn't thinking before posting. I apologize!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] stir fry a lot:
Can someone explain to me Systemtuner's freq controls? right now I have both bars set to max with Ondemand as my governor. I'm pulling down some really nice benchmarks and screentime-on for me is fine. However when the screen is off I am losing about 4% an hour. I had the same loss with the second bar turned down to 384. With other kernels I am losing about 1% every hour and a half. I am also running the SystemSleeper app. Is there a way to set a screen off profile with SystemTuner? Im not seeing it if there is. (SystemTuner is a great app btw, it replaces Titanium Backup for me too)

Edit: found the sleep profile. Looks like I'm a happy camper. Here's my settings:

Both bars @ max, Ondemand

Sleep at 384 w/ ondemand (testing)

UV'ing by hitting the -12.5v button until the lower freqs hit 912.5mV (higher freqs are affected too.)
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Markdental:
The bottom bar needs to be at Lowest freq because it is at the lowest mv. Don't set a screen off profile, the kernel takes care of it.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] stir fry a lot:
Something in the kernel is draining my battery with the screen off though since it doesn't do it with Trinity or Zaventh's kernels.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Jigga0o7:
IMO the problem seems to be that your cpu is running max speed at all time versus scaling up "on demand" as per the scheduler.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] stir fry a lot:
That's what I'm thinking. I set the governor back to 384, removed the profile and the put the default governor back to Performance. I also uninstalled CPU Sleeper. I'll see how my phone does tomorrow. I think I've already done all this and still had sleep issues though. I don't remember what CPUspy was reporting my deep sleep status as however. Hopefully it works because I really like the screen-on life this offers even at its highest clockings. Hopefully R6 and the new 11u kernel will resolve my issue.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Jigga0o7:
Setting scheduler will also run cpu at max speed at all times. I personally run the on demand scheduler with min of 384 and max 1.62. I find on demand go be the only scheduler that allows one core to sleep during moments of idle or low activity.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] elracing21:
Do you guys get better battery life from the latest faux kernel in comparison to trinity 43b or the latest there? I've gotten 18h with 5h of screen on but looking to squeeze more out of this since I don't do UV.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] electech13:
Just curious if anyone can explain the odd stock voltage settings on this kernel? It starts at 1150mv at 384 all the way to 1224 and then increases to 1325mv at the highest clock.

Stock kernel and most other custom ones start at 850/900mv at the lowest clocks at gradual increase with many various steps all the way up to 1250/1300mv at the highest clock...

So why the strange voltage table on this kernel?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Markdental:
I can tell you that stock kernel is definitely not that low. I was adjusting voltages and anything below 1000mv and my phone reboots.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Crisisx1:
what voltages should i set mine to for best battery life? running with freegsr sonic r6
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] ibanezbass:
I've seen some people get down to 850 for 384 but anything below 950/1000 causes audio distortions for me. I set mine at 1000 For 384-594.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] circuit.007:
so the kernel in the original post is updated and is the latest faux kernel?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] d0gan:
Where can I find faux's latest kernel?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] GenericAsianGuy:
http://faux.androidro.ms/

Roms starting with SGS3-ATT-TMO-kernel-tw
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mk_ln:
so looks like 011 is the latest:

Version 011 (Current)

Added ARM ASM version of crypto libs for AES/SHA1 (up to 50% throughput improvement for IPSEC tunnel users)

Backported 2 scheduler fixes from Linux 3.5+

Updated to Linux 3.0.40

Added Early Suspend drivers to cap top freq to 594 MHz during screen off

Tweaked Deadline I/O scheduler for better android performance (made default)

Updated fs/sync to Linux 3.5+
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] ergibson83:
11u has giving me random reboots throughout the day but my phone was never warm or lagged. 10u was golden for me so now I am going to try 11m and see if I continue to experience reboots. I'm sure I could fix the reboots with 11u with system tuner, but I know nothing about that app and I haven't taken the time to learn to use it. If anyone has any quick pointers for system tuner that they care to share to get me up and running, I'd appreciate it!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
I too, have been getting random reboots with 11u. Tried lots of different clock settings using different apps, including System Tuner, and it didn't seem to matter. In fact after the first couple of crashes it became difficult to set the freq where I wanted. Also seemed random but it eventually stopped letting me set anything lower than 1026 or higher than 1512. It would let me set it where I wanted and would give me success msgs but when checking in app or with cpuspy it wasn't the case. It didn't seem to go into deep sleep like the previous version.

Also interesting was I could sort of make it crash, but that was unusual too. It first seemed related to the messaging app. Most of the time if I opened it a few times or sent a msg it would reboot 1-2 mins later. I got some benchmarking apps to try to load the system but got similar results to sending messages. Its wasn't until up to a min or two later that it'd reboot, AFTER the benchmarks were done and cpu cooled down. (Note: there were a few times where even after trying to stress it a bit, it would not reboot and would seem to run fine for a while.)

Frustrated with it I left it alone to see what would happen. Regardless of clock or gov settings it would eventually reboot, and sometimes even a second time within 30 sec of coming back up. When leaving it alone it would take a good deal longer to crash than if I were doing something, but it would always happen eventually. (It never once crashed while under load, btw. Usually happened shortly after)

After the initial install, it seemed to work great! Had no problems for nearly a full day with medium use, but once it started, it wouldn't stop happening.

This made me think it could be app related so I removed one at a time, but got reboots all the way, even down to pure stock (freegs3). Redownloading and reflashing the kernel didn't help.

I never messed with the voltage settings as this is my first phone with that option... want to learn more about it before I put it to use!

I had been running 10u at 1836 with no problems at all. Am now back on 10u with no crashes.

Sorry for such a long detailed post, but didn't know what, if any, of my info could be of use troubleshooting. Really like the work faux has done here so far, just hoping this can help if more folks start having similar problems.

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Could that 594 cap be causing the reboots I mentioned? Most times it rebooted the screen was off. I'm pretty sure it also happened a time or two with screen on, but not usually.

Also, a general question about this feature: is it designed to cap at 594 no matter what? If I let screen time out during an operation (downloading, copy/pasting, etc) will it finish a task before setting the cap?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] :
Yes random reboots here to back to 10u
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] brownda85:
I am also getting reboots. I switched back to version 10u and they are gone. Funny that they did not start until this morning after running solid for most of the day yesterday. One thing I did notice though is they seemed to happen immediately after receiving notifications when screen was off.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Markdental:
Thanks for the reports guys, will wait till 11 is fixed.