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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] xblackvalorx:
What governor does everyone like? Theres quite a few in this kernel ive never seen before
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
Ktoonservative all the way I have a thread about the tunables it is the most efficient at scaling and maintains very close to performance governor results
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] xblackvalorx:
Also, does this feature Kernel based cpu hotplugging and thermal control?

Can mpdecision and thermald be deleted?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DerIdiot:
I'm running 96mhz min / 810mhz cap with a 486mhz screen off profile. 1015mV@810mhz seems to be stable, though I'm still testing it. Can be a bit choppy if I run a lot of apps, but I can scale it up if I have to. Battery life just keeps getting better. It's also running pretty cool compared to before (I have the ballistic case which makes it hold heat) at a nice 96.8*f -> 102* with mild website/mp3 playing.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] galaxys3man30:
Yea that's good from what I seen running at 96 ur going to be choppy I have a otter box on mine the defener case n mine never gets hot I'm running 144 low n 2106 on high side n 50mv under all stages intellidemand is my gov on n off screen n 486 on off screen

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tkoreaper:
Nah, I knew you were gone. I suppose I could have worded it better... I meant when you get a chance.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
That's a good question can it?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
Some gov's need mpdecision and I will probably never remove thermal, I dont want to be responsible for people melting there phones :good: :highfive: :silly:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] socioteq:
You're already responsible for melting my face :silly:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Lolanerd:
Every time I see someone ask this question, I think, "here comes freecharlesmanson" lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
UPDATE ON HW OVERLAY:

After alot of code and even more digging, it is not possible to do it with 3rd party apps, it needs to be signed with the same signature as the main framework of the ROM :(
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shinesthru:
Thanks for looking into it. A+ for effort!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] aquariex24:
Does anyone know which settings for the kernel would cause random reboots? Would that be UC or maybe my min/max frequencies?

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] galaxys3man30:
Tendon reboots r cause by UV to much I not sure if it cause by uc I know ur phone runs choppy ifbu got uc to far but like they always said search the thread it has been bring up before I just done remember where thou

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] xblackvalorx:
I'm assuming your custom governor does? I'd really like to toast mpdecision. All it ever did was drained battery
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sinisin:
Anyone else getting navigation crashes? I use navigation for work. It's crashing out every time. This kernel is the only new thing, since last week when it worked flawlessly. TW 10-31
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] funkbuqet:
I am not currently using Ktoonsez kernel, but I am having the same issues with qosmgr mentioned earlier. I noticed on my phone that I could kill qosmgr and it would be nice an docile until I put my phone to sleep. As soon as I woke it back up qosmgr goes nuts again, using 25-75% of CPU all the time. This just started being noticable in the last couple days, so I am not sure what I changed or what is causing it. Hope the intel can help.

Edit: Just to clarify, qosmgr only gets revenous after I put the phone to sleep. If I let the phone go idle on it's own everything is still fine when I wake it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SubyStar:
Used Google Nav for the first time today and it worked flawlessly for me. Using akop and this kernel.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cballin22:
is anyone getting like about every 5-10 min if it goes unchecked when i go into ktweaker im getting my current govener profile settings do not match the current ones or another something along those lines
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SubyStar:
I got that before. Now I changed it to "set on boot immediately." Make the changes I want, back out, then reboot my phone.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cballin22:
giving it a shot because i had it to apply after about 10 seconds or so so ill see in about 10 min if it reverts back or not after

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no change its doing the exact same thing
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SubyStar:
Sorry man that's all I know. The prob went away after I did that. I may have wiped both cache and fixed permissions too but I'm not sure.

When my phone boots up it says something on the bottom about ktweaker applying settings.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cballin22:
Yea i did all that I'll try some more stuff when I get home
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] slickdaddy96:
Wipe dalvik and cache then fix permissions and see if you still have that problem. I am running TW with this kernel and Google navigation is working flawlessly for me.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DerIdiot:
Having an issue with Min/Max not staying applied. Any ideas?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Xalky:
Read back 1 or 2 pages.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Lolanerd:
Its probably undervolting, not underclocking. It basically makes it so that your phone isn't getting enough power to do what it wants
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] pastert33:
It's definitely the UV and/or a bad download
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] deck82:
Do you have Rom Tool Box... System Tuner or anything similar that can change CPU setting? If so delete them... Freeze them... Remove root privilege or whatever because them seem to override or change your settings. I'd go back to the KTweaker app and have some of the craziest MIN/MAX settings if I hit cancel when that message comes up. Also if you run any Benchmark apps be sure to check the setting to not allow them to override settings. After do that my settings stick and I backed them up as well!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
No mine doesnt, thats why AOKP "Performance Settings" freezes the phone cus mpdecision binary is poking its nose and lock the phone at MAX Mhz.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
I also find it helps to hit backup in Ktweaker if it does ever need to reset values for me seems be the correct values if I have a backup made. Like ypu said make sure to hit okay and not cancel when it asks to restore settings.

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Giving that a try now. I was having troubs recent on a - 50mv undervolt but was hard to notice. Im going to try - 35mv and for everyday use im going to try the 810mhz you mentioned also as my daily max. Seems that should still be plenty of power when needed. So for 810mhz i have it at 990mv. - 35mv on all steps but 875mv for 96/144mhz. Ive seen plenty set into 775mv for those but when i test apps have issues and tend to not show it till some random time. Tapatalk closing, browser close, reboot, noticing a sudden logcat or dump are all average things i see from to low an undervolt. Thanks for posting what you are using. I am using Ktoonservative tuned for max performance and I appreciate your suggestions.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cballin22:
i have none of that i deleted kt tweaker and reinstalled kernal will apply all settings manually not from backup and see what happens
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cballin22:
seems like that fixed my issues so far its been like 5-10 min no problem its sticking now
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Y.G.:
I formated my sd card to Ext4 and when insert it in to my phone, it says that's it's blank and has unsupported files. Any reasons for that?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Xalky:
After you format, your card will be empty. As for the unsupported files thing, perhaps you formatted to some other format?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Y.G.:
It shouldn't be telling me that it's blank though, right? There also like 3GB used when I get done formating it. I used Minitool Partition Wizard.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
Yes, you will loose alot with any format for the file allocation table. And yes, formatting deletes all files.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Y.G.:
I understand that about the sdcard being empty. Anytime I've formatted a card and stuck it in, the phone has never told me it was blank though.

Basically, I formatted the card to Ext4 and the phone isn't recognizing it. Anyone else having this issue with Ext4 cards?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] vng10:
i dont know if it is kernel or rom related... but im on euroskank 11-06, and i flashed ktoonz and i can send and receive texts, send calls but cannot receive calls... i have tried all night and this morning to see whats wrong. i did a clean install twice as well... anyone else?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sabunimwil:
I had that same problem. My wife and two friends called me and my phone didn't ring. The only way I know they called was the fact that they left a message. I had just flashed a new radio (lih) so I thought that was the problem. I flashed back to li3 and it still didn't fix it. I wiped dalvik and cache, reflashed the kernel, wiped dalvik and cache, fixed permissions again. It worked that time. I called the wife and she called right back. My phone rang and everything is working now.

I hope this helps. Btw, I flashed back to lih and everything is working just fine on Paranoid Android, kt747, undervolted and clocked down to 1080. Getting 17 hours on a 3100mah battery.

- Sent from my Sprint Galaxy S3 running Paranoid Android 2.22, KT747-Kernel-AOSP-JB-SPRINT-10-14.zip using XDA Premium.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] vng10:
so you are back on LIH?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
That would be the ROM, it is an improper RIL for your phone.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] GeorgeNYer:
Does anyone know what are the stock voltages? I noticed this kernel already comes undervolted.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
If you dont modify anything, it is already stock Sammy voltages, in some of the lower steps might even be over volted by 25. I picked the highest of the 3 stock tables Sammy provided.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madvj:
Do I need to flash this kernal if i updated 10/31 rom? I dont see KTweaker app anymore.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
Yes, the ROM will format /system which is where KTweaker resides.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madvj:
Thanks, I have my max set to 1296 and all governors to Ktoonservative. Can you please tell me what my voltage setting should be?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nicholaaaas:
what works for you... start with the table in post 3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sabunimwil:
yes, I am. And my network speeds are looking good according to speed test.

Fill me in. What's "RIL"? Been flashing roms, kernels, scripts for about 2 years and haven't heard that one. I'll Google it to find out but give me your take on it.

- Sent from my Sprint Galaxy S3 running Paranoid Android 2.22, KT747-Kernel-AOSP-JB-SPRINT-10-14.zip using XDA Premium.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] vng10:
Okay so I have flashed back to LIH ... and yet I am still having issues receiving calls ... didn't this til at work yesterday ... I hope its not my phones antenna or something and its just the ROM ... any other suggestions?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jeffbucc:
Can't seem to find the post that included the script to overclock the kernel if I deleted the Ktweaker app, anyone mind posting it for me?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madvj:
I looked at Post #3 and this is what it states for 1296 - 1175___________________1296 - 1175. 1175 is what its set at right now. How much should I lower it? I am sorry for noob ?'s but i have never messed around with voltages. and I i need to change value for each frequency or just the max #?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
RIL is Radio Interface Layer. It is the heart of making your phone a phone. It is responsible for MMS, SMS, and making/recieveing calls.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] vng10:
fixed it maybe? my network was set to home only so i set it to auto: no roaming so for now it works.

EDIT: sorry ktoonsez, this was for my receiving calls problem. :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
I have no idea what this is supposed to be about. Use the "Quote" button under the post you want to respond to. :good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jwitt418:
With this...each freq. The posting on post 3 are suggested settings. I just use what ktoonsez suggests and everything is great. But you could probably drop the MHz more if you wanted. But BE CAREFUL you could mess up your phone pretty good. All phones tho same model will react differently to the voltage settings (found that out the hard way on an Evo).

Anyways, if you are going to experiment, its probably a better idea to start with the higher frequencies. Dropping voltage too low on the lower frequencies might cause wake issues.

Good luck

Riding the Uni on the GSIII
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jimieo:
Trying the kernel now with the Noop scheduler and your governor. Haven't changed anything else yet. lol.. Guess we'll see how my battery life goes. :)

Thanks for the advice.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Sunsparc:
I'm running a 10/28 CM10 nightly and I can't get the kernel to behave properly.

I flash it and boot up, but the phone freezes after about 5 seconds. I tried reflashing the kernel but no luck. I'd rather not do a full wipe if possible.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EeZeEpEe:
Just reflash the kernel and you'll get Ktweaker again.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] :
Not being a prick but I hit search once and pulled it up. Just searched thread from tapatalk app: "overclocking" found it in a few secs.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DerIdiot:
Would sure like to keep System Tuner from taking over my max frequencies every time I launch it..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] epic4GEE:
I have system tuner installed and it doesn't effect my ktweaker settings....strange. Do you have boot settings checked under cpu in system tuner?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DerIdiot:
Nah, it's all disabled. Soon as I launch the app it gets super user and applies stock speeds. I think it only happens after a wipe cache/dalvik. I'm going to keep an eye on it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Y.G.:
How do you enable hotplugging with this kernel?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] elsocio83:
What are the best settings for battery life with this kernel? I am on Paranoid rom and it installed but just want some feedback on what governor to select. Thanks.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shinesthru:
Search the thread, please.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] elsocio83:
Thanks. I thought I was missing something but now I found it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jimieo:
... This can't be normal. I am using noop and ktoonservative (sp?) stock kernel gave me better life so far... Any suggestions?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
Get better battery stats looks like you were wake locked?

You must have an app eating up either data or CPU time, even when I did full discharge runs it took 12hours for me to deliberately kill the battery
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nitronet:
Me too.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] epic4GEE:
Give it at least 24hrs after flashing the kernel before looking at battery life. My first 24hrs or so after flashing are always my worst and then it settles in and battery life gets a bit better.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] num1rbffan:
After I flash the kernel on clark44's tw Rom the phone boots then it freezes and won't unfreeze till I do a battery pull. I have tried clearing cache and dalvik cache and fixing permissions and reflashed and re-wiped it before reboot and it does it again. Anyone else having this issue?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
I was on freegs3 for a short time.

It may be a silly question but did you install the Touchwiz kernel as needed and not the AOSP kernel? If you haven't try installing freegs3 fresh and let rom settle in. Boot make sure phone is functioning then install the kernel by rebooting to recovery with the usual wipe dalvik cache wipe cache use kernel cleaner install kernel wipe dalvik and cache and fix permissions.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] num1rbffan:
That's was the first thing I checked was to make sure I got the correct kernel. This might be a dumb question but what is a kernel cleaner?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jimieo:
Phone is off right now and letting it charge up... Guess I'll see how it goes this time.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Custodian:
What's the difference between a toilet and a member that fails to research?

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
No problem its a script you fkash like the rom zips and kernel zip files. It wipes the original kernel you have and prepares phone as a clean slate to install the new kernel. It fixes permission and wipe caches and the old kernel. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=29426212

The original post of this thread shows AOSP download and below that Touchwiz kernel download and below that it says in red writing if you need a cache cleaning permission fixer kernel cleaner download here

Get that file and flash in the order i mentioned above maybe it will solve the no boot. Definitely try letting freegs3 fully without KT747 then do the process including the kernel cleaner after the rom has booted and you set your account back up.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] num1rbffan:
Thanks mw86 for you help and not being a douche like a lot of the members on this site. I saw that but I just thought it was for people that were to lazy to wipe everything manually.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
there phone must be on for cache to build
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
Your welcome bro. It helps keep everything compatible and ensures the kernel doesn't have old files causing errors. Consider it helps make a clean slate for the kernel to install and have only the new kernels files. Perhaps keep the douche calling to the level of none. Im glad to help bud. I don't know whay happened but there are many nice people here too. Sorry you had a bad experience.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jimieo:
I'm not overclocked or anything, but I just let my phone charge to full from 0... played 4 minutes of Angry Birds and my S3 is so ridiculously hot. Is that normal? (Just to clarify, I did not have the problem on stock kernel)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
Give us specs please in that case.

What governor, i/o scheduler, min and max frequency and anything else set. Is touch boost on? Try it off or at a low mhz see if that helps.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jimieo:
noop scheduler, ktoonservative gov min 384 and max 1512... I just disabled the touch boost.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ropodope:
Get off the noop. Deadline before noop, sio over deadline on jb.

ropodope

so get up get, get get down. 911 is a joke in yo town.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
Exactly CFQ for performance and SIO for battery seems to work fair

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Disabling the touch boost will help a decent amount since you tap the screen a lot on those games. Or if you get lag moving stuff around set touch boost on but very low.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jimieo:
Switched to sio, now I need to search what the differences are. Thanks for the tip

thanks for the help. Disabling touch boosts is already showing improvement. My phone is definitely cooling down.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
Bfq. Which if you tune will match anything you can get out of Sio but stably no write starvation
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EndlessDissent:
This. CFQ is OK for a server or something, but BFQ was designed to be better for interactive use with less CPU overhead. Since SIO is a relatively new scheduler made specifically for phones, I don't know much about it. It may be as good as or better than BFQ since it was specifically designed with phones and performance in mind.

Basically, IMO,

BFQ ~= SIO > CFQ > Deadline > noop.

Oh, it's worth pointing out for the benchmarkers out there that BFQ, even though it's better for daily use performance, will always score really low benchmark scores because it's highly preemptive. If the phone decides something is more important than the benchmark, it will allocate more resources to that app than the benchmark. That's part of why it's so much better for personal use than CFQ, which assigns equal priority to every process, Deadline, or Noop, neither of which assign any priority. BFQ will assign higher priority to things like music or video, so that stuff will perform better while multitasking. Also, benchmarks just suck.

And for the people analyzing I/O schedulers for battery life, the schedulers affect performance far more than battery life, but I suppose one may be marginally better than another due to CPU overhead and time spent on I/O.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jwitt418:
Hey rope, any chance were going to see you out with some tweak settings based off this kernel? I got ROM toolbox and system tuner fired up and waiting for some instructions...

And thanks again ktoonsez for this great kernel

Riding the Uni on the GSIII
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] james33440:
How many of y'all actually overclock? If so, how high?

I'm not experiencing lag or anything with stock values but want better battery life.

Just wondering what people are running.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ropodope:
I'll play with them soon. Still learning about this phone.

ropodope

so get up get, get get down. 911 is a joke in yo town.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jwitt418:
972/192 intellidemand, recommended voltage settings, cm9 auto brightness display set up (search xda). Juice defender ultimate, inverted gapps, aokp....got 1 day 8 hours on last full charge...

Riding the Uni on the GSIII
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
i won't talk operation time because it is kinda flawed but I'm getting around 1% drain every 8 hours if the phones doing nothing and i use the crap out of it like gps Bluetooth music, check the forums and streaming stock quotes i never get below 50 inone day but really instead of exact battery maybe examine how your cpu uses it. there are two opinions one which is mine that the most efficient usage is to get the CPU to scale through frequencies matching the frequency to the work load so it uses only as much power as needed and then when it is done aggressively return to idle basically the second core does similar if the CPU is hit with a load very quickly or it becomes great enough the second CPU switches on and stays their until you get close to idle again that parts ktoonsez idea then the second idea is to throw the kitchen sink at it ondemand and all it's related governors do this more or less so does amethod of usinga conservative governor called lionheart mw86 has settings for that

i use 192-1512

no uv

CONSERVATIVE_SAMPLING_RATE="50000"

CONSERVATIVE_UP_THRESHOLD="67"

CONSERVATIVE_DOWN_THRESHOLD="47"

CONSERVATIVE_FREQ_STEP="5"

CONSERVATIVE_SAMPLING_DOWN_FACTOR="1"

CONSERVATIVE_IGNORE_NICE_LOAD="0"

CONSERVATIVE_UP_THRESHOLD_HOTPLUG="68"

just remember though lots of other settings and behavior play into efficiency like io scheduling,radio behavior, memory and cache settings, network settings to they all impact battery when they are not efficient