yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tony45x220:
I didnt know that was something i could find and freeze... But I'll try and find that and freeze it.... One question

if i do freeze it will my apps have any issues finding new things i download?

Well i do have about 5gb of music on my external SD card which is a class 6 32gb.... I'll try booting up without it and see if its the cause of the problem

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] memoerdezguey:
Is mhl/hdmi mirrorin workin with this kernel? Just flash aokp and lovin it, havent flashed an aosp rom in a while, was lovin twiz:( once i flash kernel is leavin it untouched better that stock kernel or do i have to play with settings??
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cbond007:
Does anybody know what the badass governor does?

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] thearch1tect:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1687578

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cbond007:
Maybe I'm retarded or something, but I read that thread and I didn't see anything about the badass governor

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] alaman68:
Flashed this over aokp 9/17 and broke the CRT animation off. Don't really care, just wondering if anyone else noticed.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] pastert33:
That's exactly right. Says right I'm the first post that if you flash another kernel, it breaks CRT.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] thearch1tect:
Doh. You're right, sorry about that!

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
Yep google it. Sorry its just theirs lots about it. Ktoonservative is the best though I do have a thread for that in general

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http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1866139

Here's that thread
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] xbzz:
Taken from this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1736168
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
badass is derivative of ondemand also. so it lacks the competence to accurately address load. rather it still even if to a lesser extent throws allot more power then you need out resulting in unneeded CPU time

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it also was created previous to hotpluging being common in cpus
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nan239:
I might be the only one but is anyone else getting heating issues while phone plunged to charger??

What can I do to help figure out the issue causing this?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
OP Updated 9.18

AOSP JELLYBEAN: Download CWM flashable zip kernel

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?r69dplyt59x4734

Change log 9.18

1. Added CM10/AOKP CRT patch

2. Linux 3.0.43

3. Lots of patches for speed and battery

4. Updated KTweaker (trying to make it ask the Min/Max question less)

5. Many, many more..........

6. Fastest Kernel to date!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
Probably are the only one or one of the few. Are you using fast charge? If so, dont if you are charging using a wall outlet. Fast Charge option is for Car Charger only or USB from PC but read warning in Post #3.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nan239:
I'm aware of that but no I'm not using fast charge. I updated to latest kernel. Hope I don't run into same issue. Thanks for everything you do and this amazing kernel!!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] :
Couldn't get cna nightly to boot but wiped and flashed your latest n greatest kernel and pow its up n going good. :thumbup:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tony45x220:
My battery life with 4-1/2 hours of screen on time from the last build... I'll never go back to touchwiz lol... This is with the assly something or other governor with the hot plugging and stock battery by the way

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] evolutioncsr:
Abyssplug? Everytime I select that governor phone reboots
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tony45x220:
Yea that's the governor im using it sips on the battery running only one core at 144mhz at idle... And I had that same rebooting issue I just had to freeze and stop using the K tweaker app which was conflicting with my main OC app setCPU but the only drawback is no overclocking past the stock max of 1.5Ghz which to me isn't that much of a loss

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Maybe I'm wrong but with the latest kernel im getting a lot more drain, im getting lock ups and reboots (about 4so far) when trying to wake the device up from sleep, and process system has force closed toast message on every reboot... Could I have flashed it wrong in recovery...

I'm about 10 hours in only 2-1/2 hours of screen time and I'm at 23%...i know that's normal lol but when I got 20 hours and almost 5 hours of screen on time i figured I might as well throw it out there

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] lilredzmd:
Has this kernel update fix the LTE connectivity issue? If I use CM10 stock kernal no problems.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
i got five on ktoonservative easy. and 48 hours or so normal use I'm using an extended battery now. first run i got about 7hours screen on but i was also abusing it.. ...I'd encourage a more scientific approach of posting the time in state stats along side the usage. ....this explains allot more about if the governer is actually helping

But I strongly assert abyssplug is inferior
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tony45x220:
I'm on the charger right now and I'll give the ktoonservative governor a run with this next battery cycle since you speak so highly of it...

And as far as the scientific approach to posting stats if you mean wake locks, sleep times, time in state and all that... We don't live life everyday scientifically so i don't know how realistic that would be... But a difference in my averaging around 8-10 hours on touchwiz and being able to get 20 hours with regular or medium usage in my books speaks pretty boldly... But to each his/her own... I'll make sure to post back on that ktoonservative governor results

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
No just time in state.....the governor only regulates that. I'm just trying to see the Mans good work recognized I'd like to see it spread I also wrote a thread about it its also hotpluging

Here are my settings

SAMPLING_RATE="60000"

UP_THRESHOLD="67"

DOWN_THRESHOLD="46"

FREQ_STEP="5"

SAMPLING_DOWN_FACTOR="1"

IGNORE_NICE_LOAD="1"

UP_THRESHOLD_HOTPLUG="68"
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nicholaaaas:
what issue?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tony45x220:
I checked your thread and I've watched the scaling of it on System Tuner Pro and im liking what I see so far... It seems like a lot of work was put into it and if I can match your scores and still keep the same battery life (which I don't doubt I will) I'll likely stick with it... Thanks for the suggestions... And I adjusted my sampling rate as well... I already know the advantages of that when it comes to scaling

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
No LTE issues that I know of. Especially since that is controlled by RIL in the ROM.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
Thanks man. Awesome:)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
Hopefully it surprises you.. ..let me know the effects .on performance and battery you see by changing the sample rate

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Hey ktoonsez I was wondering if our chipset has a module like this?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
Did you forget a picture or a quote? Module like what? Maybe Im just being dense tonight, loooooooooooong day of work :(
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1893647

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Sorry I forgot to paste :/
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
Ours is the BCM4334 on the S3.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] G U C C I:
What are your settings pertaining to voltage?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] andy22:
I have been using these settings for a week or two. I think its been good so far. Yes we need a conversation on what settings people are using. I just logically wing it with voltages. Like I have screen off set to 144 and i set that at 740 mV. I max at 1890 and I set that at 1240mV. I watched the frequencies that ktoonservative hits on a lot and lowered those voltages 50-100 mV. There are a lot of options so some guidance would be awesome.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tony45x220:
Had to flash back to the last build...so many freezes and reboots waking the phone up from sleep with the 9/18 build...the 9/13 build works flawlessly for me with no changes to any settings...maybe im just special

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] G U C C I:
Mine has rebooted multiple times today too when attempting to wake the phone up from sleep on 9/20. But I love this kernel too much to remove it! :laugh:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] pastert33:
Have you guys undervolted any? I'm not having any problems with reboots. Also, try adding to the voltages. Maybe the kernel comes too undervolted for you guys.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] G U C C I:
I've undervolted it by about 100mV and it hasn't rebooted yet. It only did if I undervolted more than 100-150mV.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] pastert33:
Usually when your getting reboots and not a lot of other ppl are, its UV. Glad you got it working out!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] G U C C I:
By undervolting by 100mV, am I really saving THAT much battery? And also, what is the "preferred" I/O scheduler?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
I know I more ment is it in field of possible for our chipset?

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Actually going down at all on my low frequencies has produced horrible crackling when playing music over Bluetooth. .so basically no uv

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The areas.. .or rather inconsistencies are produced by the touch boost. ...mostly.

Speaking of which. .ktoonsez is there a way to change the touch boost settings from a script.?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
THE BUMP OF GREATNESS
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ks2332:
Hey everybody gets +1 a day get it;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] gtuansdiamm:
You guys are on a roll first aokp then aosp

How about paranoid next
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jarnow94:
On the latest CM10 build the lock screen often hangs and doesn't respond when you touch the screen. I'm not sure if this is a kernel or an update issue (yes, I wiped dalvik/cache/fixed permissions after flashing the kernel).

I went back to the 7/28 build on this kernel and everything was fine again.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] kpsingh:
On the latest cm10 and this kernel works fine no issues... maybe try full wipe and flash.....
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jarnow94:
It was working fine on the latest build for a few hours, and then it just stopped...

I'll wait until the next CM10 build, the 7/29 one doesn't have that many updates that I think are important anyway lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nicholaaaas:
Full wipes shouldn't be needed. I'm having the same issue as well. But I'm also undervolting 192-348 down to 800mV so I'd expect some lag coming out of sleep
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
WOW, impressive. my phone will only get down to 850 with some random reboot once in a great while.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nicholaaaas:
Here's my voltages, haven't had a reboot yet
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Bactine:
Thank you for sharing that, I need to get out of work and play around with the voltages!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] G3n3Ra1:
I've been doing a bit of voltage tweaking as well. What have you guys gotten 1890 down to? I'm currently at 1175mv. I'm still working my way through the others slowly but surely.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
You really shouldnt undervolt the OC steps or you will hurt performance. I would do UV on the 1512 and down. Kinda defeats the purpose of the OC, if you know what I mean.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
If a few people out there decide that this is working good, I will put it up in Post #3 with the other 2 :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] G3n3Ra1:
So the voltage doesn't only affect stability?

EDIT: Oh wait I get it. It will likely create errors within certain parts of the CPU but not so much as to crash.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nicholaaaas:
it totally defeats the purpose of OC'ing. No power to power the extra performance
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
Yes, your statement is true, but also it wont have enough voltage to perform optimaly and not perform as good as it could.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nicholaaaas:
With YMMV in about 200 font
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] G3n3Ra1:
Ya I understand that now in phones. Yet in computers it can be a different story. So I'm coming from a different angle. In computers more power can mean a higher overclock, but it also means more heat. So a balance needs to be found for good long term overclocks.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Iphony89:
What's the preferred app to OC and manage voltage?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
Voltage Control is the best. SetCPU acts reallly stupid.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
Not really sure, they all have there differences which of course make it difficult to share code between the different variants.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] pantmunu:
Except for a bit of a battery drain ..no reboots or lockups or whatever issues others are having ..and the battery drain is because I am over clocked to 2.1 GHz lol. Heheh ...BTW I am using this kernel with code fire x ... freaking butter smooth
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] G U C C I:
Just a quick question, which I/O governor are you using?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tony45x220:
I don't adjust any settings with the 9/13 build and it works flawlessly I've been going for 21 hours and just now down to 9%...the only thing missing is the CRT animation which is cool but I don't miss it

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] G U C C I:
The new build has the CRT animation!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
Cfq yeah now I know deadline or bfq have advantages especially in benchmarks and sequential writing but.. .. Cfq performs evenly through most operations.. .real world it is consistent
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tony45x220:
have the voltage settings changed at all since the 9/13 build... If that haven't I'll say I can cancel out that for being a potential cause of the reboots on the new builds.

What is the minimum frequency you run your phone at during sleep... I have it set on ktoonservative or abyssplug which both turn core1 off during idle and i have my minimum set at 144mhz which didn't give me a problem before the 9/13 build... But if it's an isolated issue I'm completely happy with my excellent performance and battery results with that build

I haven't played with any voltages at any time on any of these builds

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
Here's what I mentioned as you can see 1134 for instance is higher because of touch boost. The rest as you can see ktoonservative keeps the scaling very accurate
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 916homie:
Go into ktweaker and under general at the bottom is the touch boost actions you can set it to what you want
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
I am aware. I don't use ktweaker mainly because it doesn't have a profile for charging or I would. .....so I end up using setcpu to manage voltages and profiles and scripting to manage governer changes as well as cache, memory, network tweaks. And other tweaking related to scheduling etc

If I could put it in an init script it'd be dandy.... although that's kinda a side track some one had mentioned thinking the governor maybe favored certain frequencies. Ideally and practically that isn't the case. Rather the workload will favor a frequency
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nan239:
Does FrostyJB work on Sprints SGSIII?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
disreguard above message about Sammy Jellybean.............
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nan239:
Posted in wrong thread? (:

Your one busy busy man. It happens though.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] busties:
What I/O scheduler is running the best for everybody?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] LifeInTheGrey:
I use deadline for everything, phone, desktop and server. I always find it to be the snappiest.

Your mom has a custom signature.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] G U C C I:
Which one would improve battery life the most?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tony45x220:
Ditto...ive heard good things about Noop and BFQ as far as hard drive read write speeds and about input schddulibg fod dual core devicds

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
under many benchmark scenarios deadline i believe will poop out on random access

just to be perfectly clear though for people asking about battery these are io schedulers not CPU schedulers like cfs and bfs so battery savings are almost a moot question

Also I recant bfq may be a good choice over even Cfq.. .for most operations thing to remember is there are no wonder schedulers with no pitfall deadline for instance suffers major penalties on write operations. Just as noop only functions well on ssd with certain features enabled

That's why Cfq is default in all Linux. .it represents middle of the road performance in most situations on most hardware. Things like deadline, Sio, noop tend to work good for certain environments
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] LifeInTheGrey:
Deadline is priority queuing based on application classification, letting priority applications (like system, launcher, etc) run first and secondary applications (like benchmark apps) run only once priority applications are satisfied. This makes the system ridiculously smooth, because it is a top priority program.

Noop is fast as hell, but that's because there is no error checking, so if it poops you're nooped. CFQ applies equal weight to all applications, so your system waits in line while Words with Friends and any updates.

BFQ is another game entirely, another algorithmic queuing like CFQ but tweaked. Some people love it (Gentoo people, mainly), I've had mixed experiences, but second best after deadline imho.

Experiment. That's why you rooted right? :)

Your mom has a custom signature.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tony45x220:
Extremely informative

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
As I suspected that's not the case with deadline http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deadline_scheduler#section_2

This is what it actually does.. ..no favoring of system processes I think you might have it mixed up with another scheduler?

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As stated it can experience issues with writes

Bfq is neat though

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http://algo.ing.unimo.it/people/paolo/disk_sched/
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] LifeInTheGrey:
*sigh* how many write processes does your launcher make? I tried to simplify things, but I suppose I should have just posted a link to look smart.

My apologies, won't try to be helpful again.

Your mom has a custom signature.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
.....

That won't matter.....because none the less it still queues based on time to expire....not how many processes are running. I posted a link because I want people to get out there and make up there own minds as well as show facts when correcting. This isn't personal its scientific.

Deadline is a very niche scheduler that while I'm sure someone using Android could use. Most peoples activities are not well matched for it
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dtr145r:
I get one issue with this kernel.

After the phone has been on for some time it gets laggy to touch.

A reboot always fixes it

Does anyone know what causes it to lag after it's been on for a while?

If so are there any steps you take to prevent it?

thanks.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
....sounds like something else almost. check your cpu usage when it happens?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tony45x220:
Is there a new 9/20 build... I thought I saw something about that date a few pages back

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] iIuvweed:
I read that CRT is on latest (18) I haven't got mine to work, is there an option?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] pastert33:
If you changed your settings in developers settings to .5, that's the problem. Change it back to 1 and you should see it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] iIuvweed:
Hey thx man, I had all those settings off...I find my phone snappier if I keep that stuff off...anyway to have both? :/

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Nm I got it, yay for self sufficiency
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] pastert33:
Don't think you can change those settings and still have CRT animations. Someone correct me if I'm wrong please.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] G U C C I:
I have it. Just keep the Window Animation Scale at 1x and you can change all the other settings to whatever you desire.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] pastert33:
Nice! I didn't know that!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] G U C C I:
Yeah I found that out too and started messing with the settings till I got it! ;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] G U C C I:
Amazing battery life! Using freecharlesmanson's recommended settings!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sevoh:
Can someone help me out with setups. One for performance and one for battery
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tony45x220:
His settings for the sampling rate is what your talking about right?

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] G U C C I:
Yeah! But I didn't have alot of on-screen time either. I used to lose a lot of battery when my phone was sleeping, but now I no longer have that problem!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] raiderep:
Using this in tandem with Baked ROM Blackbean4 and smooth sailing here ;)

Thanks for your efforts!

transmitted through the third galaxy
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
OP Updated

AOSP JELLYBEAN: Download CWM flashable zip kernel

http://www.mediafire.com/?5kys440g7bj2v2x

Change Log 9.23

1. Synced up with all CM10 commits

2. Added way to disable Touch Booster (its under First Touch Booster to disable both) (Doesnt work for ondemand for AOSP version since CM has there own version of Touch Booster)

3. Added Yes/No question to Backup option

4. Several Linux Commits and reverts to help stability

5. A few patches that seem to have fixed the flash AOSP and my kernel together in the same recovery session. Give it a try

6. Changed Screen off Mhz to match rest of the app without extra Zeros

It is recommended to wipe app data for KTweaker before flashing this kernel since a few options got resized and text is different in Sccreen Off