yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] pastert33:
I can't imagine it being rare for you. You posted at least 3 times about me being wrong, yet you were in fact the wrong one. It's ok, I guess reading isn't something your good with. Guess you should stick to weed, I imagine that's all you have going for you... If you call that something worth having. Last time I'm posting about this, sorry to cludder this thread
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] iIuvweed:
Ya u seem real sorry bud, pretty obvious its a routine thing for you. Also, trying to call someone out based off their screen name is pretty 1990's man. Specially with yours, hope there's no alter boys on xda
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shinesthru:
*sigh*
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] LifeInTheGrey:
You can tell how good this kernel is when no one has anything to ask or troubleshoot about anymore, so it devolves into a flamefest. Ktoon, I blame you for this.

Damn your fantastic skills. Damn them, I say.

pseudocode is for pseudocoders.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
LOL, thanks man, awesome of you to say :good: :highfive:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tlrsax54:
Just gave AOKP a shot today, and flashed this kernel...running smooth, no complaints here! Awesome work! :victory:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cballin22:
So no fix for the min n max settings reverting after period of time??
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
Been trying for months man, it is what it is. Thats the price of touch booster which I do NOT want to get rid of, it make the phone so snappy I cant part with it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cballin22:
Ah OK cool still all good kernal
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shinesthru:
I, however, can live without touch booster, so I keep it turned off and I never have a problem with my kernel settings sticking.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] H418982:
I tried searching but and attempted to use the app but has anyone successfully used Tegrak's 2nd core app with this kernel?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] :
The app you're talking about is for GS2 and the Note only. Says it when you go to dl it from playstore 1st sentence. I wouldn't mess with it unless the dev updates it for S3. If you wanna just see how your system is running check out syswidgets pro. Its 99¢ and shows all cores freq, ram, & network all on a customizable widget graph. Pretty nice app!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] H418982:
Does this app allow you to limit what core is running when? I didn't find this option in ktweaks either.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] G U C C I:
I believe Ktoonservate turns off one of the cores when the phone is in sleep mode.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] H418982:
Thanks, I was reading through all the governor explanations but must have missed this. Really getting tired of trying to get around my battery drain.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
It does that plus turns it off when its not needed while the screen is on too based on CPU load. :good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] G U C C I:
I ran the stock CM10 kernel yesterday and compared to running your kernel on the latest nightly, it blows CM10's kernel out of the water in terms of battery time. Almost 4 hours off the charger and still 83% battery! :good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nicholaaaas:
isn't part of project butter to have it's own touch booster already built in? maybe the two are not playing nice together
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
2 seperate things, nothing to do with eachother.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] icepuente:
Project Butter was Google trying to modify the Interactive governor to allow the UI to be more responsive along with other things. The latest CM nightlys now default to Interactive governor from OnDemand because Steve modified the Interactive governor to be more on par with Google's stock kernel.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EndlessDissent:
Part of Project Butter included the Touch Booster concept as a way to increase first-touch responsiveness.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ChickenArise:
How can you have touch booster without under- or over-clocking? (Or have those been present in stock and I'm just outdated?)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nicholaaaas:
Why would you need that? Stock doesn't run on 1.5 mhz all the time
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cobmojo:
I know SBC can be a controversial thing, but are there any plans to add SBC to this Kernel?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] steven7590:
Where can I get the version before the 10/14 build? I'm on CM10 M2 cuz it's been the most stable for me. I'd appreciate a mirror if anyone would oblige.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EndlessDissent:
In my opinion, SBC is unnecessary with the S3. I used to use SBC on my Evo 4G, but with this phone, the sudden, noticeable dropoff in battery percentage is nonexistent in all the ROMs I've used, including stock. I think it may have dropped to 98% one time, but I haven't seen anything I would be worried about as far as battery life.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] H418982:
I am using the 10/14 build with ParanoiDandroid 2.22, did a clean install, full wipe/factory reset, wipe cache partition, wipe delvik cache, set permissions, reboot, wipe caches , installed the kernel, wiped caches and set permission but I am still getting a bad battery drain (about 1.5 hours screen on with minimal brightness) running Ktoonservatice governor & touch booster disabled. I also cannot seem to get a GPS location as it just searches for location forever. I checked and it did not have the internal GPS antenna enabled to begin but even enabling that does not get me a location. Any ideas? I already did a full wipe and clean install twice last night trying to fix it. This was reinstalling both Rom and Kernel.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] :
I'm on CM10 10/18 w/10-14 Kt747 and all works fine. Gps locks, i got right at 3 hrs 10 mins screen time last run. I use setcpu because settings stick, when I used Ktweaker they'd revert back.. Maybe your settings are going back and burning battery..? Gps issue must be rom related..? All good on my end. Used this method for over 2 yrs: I wipe data, system, cache, delvik flash rom gapps wipe cache, delvik flash kernel, fix permissions reboot. (Edit)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] H418982:
I even got the suggestion to update the modem so I updated to the LIG and still just searching. I seem to be the only one with this rom and kernel to have this issue but I did not have it before :(
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madvj:
I flashed this and setup the phone. Rebooted it and now its stuck at initiating swagger boot animation screen..please help. dont wanna go through resetting up again.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] r.suchil2:
You're gonna have too. When you flash the kernel follow directions. Flash the from. Flash the Google apps. Flash the kernel. WIPE CACHE AND WIPE DALVIK CACHE. fix permissions. That simple
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Circaflex:
Do you have any plans to add an Update feature to the KTweaker for new versions of your kernel?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
Not right now, but down the road :D :good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] r.suchil2:
Amazing kernel! Really appreciate all your hard work!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
Wooooooohoooooooo, Looks like I finally got swipe2wake working :highfive: :good:. Its really only good for while your plugged in since it has to maintain a wakelock but is neat if your sitting around plugged in :cool:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
Update

New governors added for next release:

Sleepy and

wheatley :D :good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] pastert33:
Nice! Got any info on sleepy?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
The Sleepy (formerly known as Solo) is an attempt to strike a balance between performance and battery power to create. It is based on the getweakten Ondemand of Arighi and is optimized for the SGS3. It may include imoseyon's Ondemandx with some tweaks Down_sampling and other features that set by the user through the sysfs of "echo" call. Sleepy is the behavior of Ondemandx when he is in action, very similar
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] r.suchil2:
Im seriously checking this thread every 15 minutes haha. Im excited for an update
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] :
Haha. Me too. 10/14 KT747 running great on 10/21 Skank. :thumbup:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] r.suchil2:
Yea I'm running CM10 10/21 nightly with the 10/14 KT747. Seems pretty smooth. Every now and then I have to press the home button two or more times to wake up the device..I don't know if that's the kernels fault though. Hopefully Ktoonsez will see this and clarify haha.

And how do I undervolt with ktweaker?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] pastert33:
Umm right where it says voltages...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
Calm down everybody, sorry for the bad wording there, not accusing anybody of anything, all the statement was for was re-iterate what cyanogenmod said that everything is a "work in progress and the code will be shared when it was less of a mess". And yes I have been following the 3 test JB branches :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
You must be on an older version or something, I had that fixed the day I released. Your phone uses a different gyro that the ATT one. Update to the newest one and you should be good to go, unless you dont have the Sprint variant of the phone.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
OP Updated

AOSP JELLYBEAN: Download CWM flashable zip kernel

http://www.mediafire.com/?gln44ippr9lclm7

Change Log 8-1

1. Linux 3.0.39

2. sched/nohz cleanup

3. Enable FAIR_GROUP_SCHED

4. Video: msm tweaks (video should be much smoother)

5. USB: gadget: Fix crash in ci13xxx_udc.c

6. Fixes for capacitive buttons lights

7. Many many more......
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] pastert33:
Thanks! Downloading now! Will report any issues if any.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nicholaaaas:
The capactive button fix will be awesome. They're a huge battery drain
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] byransays:
anyone have any experience with this 8-1 build and the wifi issue?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EndlessDissent:
Yeah, I couldn't hold a connection with the latest CM10. Didn't report it because I haven't gotten a logcat.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nicholaaaas:
Yeah. I have to do some testing to see if it's the kernel or the rom
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
Wifi Issues

So is everyone having issues with wifi on this phone using this kernel? Or is it certain people and certain wifi networks?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] byransays:
Im only having trouble with this kernel on CM10, the stock on that rom works fine but then I load this and have issues. I have a dual band router with 2.4ghz b/g/n mix mode and a 5ghz wireless n and both bands have issues with connecting or staying connected when using this kernel.

Such a shame too, everything else about it is amazing.

Oh! also I should point out that randomly...seemingly like after sending a sms it would show the boot screen and then loop forever until pulling the battery.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
Interested in testing my newest to see if it fixes it?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nicholaaaas:
definitely!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
Do you have the wifi issue and can test right now?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nicholaaaas:
yesir
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
PM sent.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jarnow94:
I'm interested you if you need more testers

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Well, after testing for about ten minutes I've had no disconnections from wifi and noticed a strong four bars of wifi signal as opposed to the three bars I had on the 8/1 kernel from the same spot in my room (which would disconnect wifi after ~5 minutes).

Otherwise everything seems great with this build, I haven't noticed any bugs so far and have had no problems sending SMS and getting a bootloop afterwards.

Edit: Wifi is still going strong, now assuming that the disconnect issue has been fixed. Using a 2.4 Ghz Wireless N router.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] byransays:
I'd be more than happy. I can test out a 2.4ghz router separate from mine at this time also.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
OP Updated

AOSP JELLYBEAN: Download CWM flashable zip kernel

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?k7pdp5i1q82ufug

Change Log 8.3

1. Major update merging in LG8 code from CM

2. Wifi issue should be fixed for you Sprint guys :D

3. bcmdhd 1.15.15

4. arm: show present cpu instead of online cpu in /proc/cpuinfo
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] byransays:
You also had that bug? Good to hear its fixed. But I didn't mind it the first time, it helped me drain the battery to calibrate it.

Is this the same as the one you asked if I wanted to test?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jarnow94:
I actually didn't have the SMS issue in the first place, but I didn't get it from this version of the kernel lol. Hope it fixed it for you.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] r.suchil2:
Yea I know. I meant what do you do after you go to voltages
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] LifeInTheGrey:
Lower them...

pseudocode is for pseudocoders.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] r.suchil2:
Y'all act like you never asked a stupid question before aha.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shinesthru:
Wait, are you asking for a step-by-step tutorial on undervolting? If so, this thread really isn't the place for it. Before you start messing with advanced settings like voltages, I highly suggest doing a bit of reading. Google is your friend.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DerIdiot:
Step 1; Cut 5mv from all cells

Step 2; run something cpu intensive

Step 3; if it crashes, revert, if not, continue cutting until it DOES crash

Step 4; add 10mv to any frequencies that the phone locks up with - best way to do this is to adjust the requency range and cap the max frequency at the one you want to test.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nicholaaaas:
cutting the same amount across the board usually isn't optimal. You should be able to cut significantly more mV at lower frequencies
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] G U C C I:
An hour and 15 minutes screen on time. Amazing!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] chrisbass:
That with the stock battery?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
OP Updated

AOSP JELLYBEAN: Download CWM flashable zip kernel

http://www.mediafire.com/?xc7cjfyc03rn3f7

Change Log 10.22

1. Linux 3.0.45

2. Linux 3.0.46

3. New Wheatley Governor

4. New Sleepy Governor

5. Swipe2Wake (this option DOES hold a wakelock so I would only use it while plugged in, it eats about 3-4% per hour on battery)

6. Added Swipe2Wake checkbox on KT-Widget

7. -O3 and other compiler optimization flags from the super crazy fast editions

8. Made from real panther, so u know its good :good: :p :cyclops:

9. Super optimized SQL driver (300% faster on database access, you will see bit speed gains in MMS and Settings apps)

10. Some other stuff I can remember
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] G U C C I:
No. 4300mah extended qcell battery. Currently at 50% now with nearly 14 hours unplugged.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] :
1st Antutu I ran.:what: CM10/10-22 & today's KT747.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] r.suchil2:
Hahahahaha number 8 change is hilarious. Only some people probably get it. "Works 60% of the time...every time"
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cballin22:
ok so i have swipe 2 wake enabled n it doesnt work do i have to be on a specific aokp rom or does that not matter??

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nm i got it to work i had to back out if the extras menue all the way for it to take
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bsg411:
is there anywhere i can find a description of the wheatley and sleepy governor?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sockaplaya22:
swipe2wake

might be dumb but ... what does swipe2wake do exactly..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
POST #3, ALWAYS POST #3. So much info:good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] vng10:
anyone here who ever had the ns4g, and ran matr1x kernel with lazy governor and noop scheduler, anyone try running lazy and noop on this kernel?

im trying it now and although im on my first cycle from a clean install to euroskank 10/21, seems to be pretty damn good :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] :
Yes and yes. :)Ns4g was a great phone! I'm running lazy and noop now. Used it before and got good battery life and its still very snappy. Every time KT updates it just keeps getting faster and faster.:thumbup:

Sent from my SPH-L710 using Xparent Blue Tapatalk 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dubs.law:
Can I use this for AOKP? I imagine so just want it kangfirm'd...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] thearch1tect:
Yup

Sent from AOKP S3

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Hit the "thanks" button if I helped you!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] G U C C I:
Ktoonsez! Did you see the latest changelog? Linux 3.0.48!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] icepuente:
Yeah it's already in his kernel source.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nicholaaaas:
Changelog only shows .46
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] icepuente:
https://github.com/ktoonsez/KT747-JB

In his sources. It will be in his next release.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] LifeInTheGrey:
I've always been curious about why there is the gap between kernel releases for desktop Linux and to commit for Android specifically. I've been using 3.6 for a while, 3.7 should be coming out soon, and the Android kernels are still using 3.0 as a base?

To clarify, I'm not complaining, I've just always been curious why bringing in components from a later kernel (3.2 for example, a VERY solid kernel) are difficult to do. Anyone willing to enlighten me (not sardonically), I'm all ears. :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
The short simple answer is that the main base source of Linux (in kernel source its the /include/linux folder) has hundereds of thousands of lines of code in it. There are probably 10,000 lines or so that need to be edit/added to make it work with each phone so the task is very huge. So when Manufacturer starts the build of a phone they pick the kernel rev. of there choice and go with it. It is very hard to start all over again with a clean Linux source tree.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] icepuente:
Just a heads up to everyone, I have been tweaking and trying different governors over the past few months and usually head to ktoonservative. I generally have been getting a most 3 hours screen time. I switched to the default ondemand kernel with stock settings and my battery life was quite better. Could have pulled more than but a lot of battery was used rebooting and flashing. Screen roughly half brightness and reverted to stock voltages because of instability I've had the last week or two.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dubs.law:
Im running AOKP recent version and flashed this kernel today... My issue is with the phones speaker it does not work now after flashing this kernel.

Anyone else have this problem? Thanks for feedback.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
Nope, and screw every other governor ktoonservative is the deal
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dubs.law:
That's the one I'm using...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nicholaaaas:
Fanboyism never helped anyone
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dubs.law:
Weird too because I can adjust the volume on the phone and hear the sound come out of speaker. Also I can change the ring tones and hear sound out of the speakers but music, YouTube, Netflix, etc don't have sound out of speaker...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Custodian:
Hey Charles you have a non believer here huh lol....

Sent from my SPH-L710
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dubs.law:
I must have had a bad flash, bc I re flashed AOKP, then checked and the sound was working. Then I flashed this kernel again and the speaker is working again. Thanks again!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cobmojo:
+1
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
When enabled, you can swipe from left to right across the whole screen and it will wake up like hitting the power button.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jard17:
I'm running CM10 M2 and when I flash the newest kernel, my phone will not boot. I get passed the Samsung Galaxy S3 logo and then nothing happens. I re-flash the 10/9 kernel and all is fine. Any pointers?

Before you ask, yes, I wipe the cache, dalvik, and fix permissions after every kernel flash.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] G U C C I:
Flash the rom first. Let it boot and settle. Then boot back into recovery mode and flash the kernel.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jard17:
Thanks! I'd rather not re-flash the rom and start all over again when there hasn't been a big improvement in performance. I'll just wait a while!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Hostage XII:
Great kernel man! I just downloaded the newest update when it came out. Since then its been awesome. I have a question though for anyone who can answer it; has anyone else seen the wlan_RX_wake kernel wake clock?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
Don't insult act like an adult. I can explain at any length why I'd pick that over everything else......further more I believe I came ktoons looking for a conservative solution for this phone.... I could clog up forms explaining and justifying myself to you but...... it serves no purpose 90 of people will believe a quadrant bench or anecdotal propegation I'm not below it.. this governor is the first variant of it it's type period I have a obligation to go any where I can to propegate it's spread. And for those who do run on facts I created a thread in general for that
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nicholaaaas:
Basically you claim this governor is the God governor that has no drawbacks. EVERY governor does. That's why people should be encouraged to try different governors out and see what is best for them. If ktoonsez thought there was no reason for anyone to use any other governor he wouldn't include them. Remember that's what Android is about. OPTIONS.

And this is in no way to disparage any of the work Ktoonsez has done on the kernel or the governor.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Tqpolo:
How much faster is Fast Charging?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
About 50% using a car type charger. I dont have numbers on PC-USB, it should be about 30-35%.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
No LINUX IS ABOUT options and NO NOT ALL GOVERNORS do have draw backs here why don't you explain the draw backs? I encourage progress through a logical argument.... so here elaborate for all to read..... how am wrong? Or better yet prove yourself right.... can you show ondemand or it's derivative governors perform better. Instead of more patronising I offer you the stage since you think in wrong prove it... in my thread I talk at length about how conservative functions. How the hot plug functions in it I cover scaling performance, benchmark performance and real world performance..... so instead of talking smack.... make you case like an adult please
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shinesthru:
Hey, can we take it down a notch and have an edifying conversation we all can benefit from without the hostility? Cheers.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
Absolutely, that's what I essentially wanted from the man.... ktoonsez did the necessary thing making that governor it's tip top
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Tqpolo:
Ahh cool. What about regular AC wall charging?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
LOL, its not meant for that at all, its meant for low voltage charging accessories to git it a boost to A/C like levels. Leave it off when changing with the wall.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] :
My last run: 4 hrs 31 min screen and 20 hrs and a few mins total.:)Ktoonseractive, sio, 384min-1242max, screen off 486 w/boost on default, no uv. Even @ 1242mhz it still flies through anything!! I've always used apps to see my wake locks/partial WLs & still do but I read up and learned what I believe is an easier, better way.. Open terminal emulator & type su then type dumpsys alarm and it gives list of whats waking the device..Just wanted to share this...I know some of you already knew this method but for those who don't, it works great! Happy as I can possibly be with this kernel!! You're a very skilled dev Ktoonsez!!! Much tks!!!:thumbup: