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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
Thats about what i got 5700 i posted in the kernel bench thread.

I have had that issue but i still use Ktweaker for everything. I suggest rebooting and checking the proper options and set for on boot. Reboot to recovery and fix permission Freeza. I think its permission not applying the overclock. After fresh rom and kernel install fixing permission immediately hasnt been enough for me. It takes a sec first time. So after first boot after install go back to recovery and fix permission it may take longer since now its actually fixing permission for all our files and apps not just an unknown handful. I hope my advice helps as its always fixed that for me. Upon reboot ktweaker seems to set my overclock properly. Its been dependable and worked since Ktoonsez made it. I think you should be able to do all from Ktweaker freeza and no need for set cpu, voltage control etc.

Freeza thank you for the modem update updated stock for mine LF9 to LJ7 and it gets much better data stability. Thank you!

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] galaxys3man30:
I'm going to try the same experiment that u have tryed and see what I get out of it too since I'm having such a bad battery issue

jelly bombed sgs3 jelly bomber 4 life
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
You will probably have great results. Screen power draw even at low brightness and radio even idle power draw is really rough on battery. Best bet is keep it like he is and enable them only when you need internet or to sync to get any email etc etc etc. I was using Battery Control the app is called and i decided it was even better on battery with no app and to manually turn off services and hardware i didn't need at the moment.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
OP Updated

AOSP JELLYBEAN: Download CWM flashable zip kernel

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?6q8d9b9l26xksly

Touchwiz JELLYBEAN: Download CWM flashable zip kernel

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?c3qsgtjaf43tbee

Change Log 10.31

1. Linux 3.0.49

2. Intellidemand Governor

3. SLP Governor

4. Many fixes for KTweaker

5. Updated wifi driver to LJ7 for AOSP JB kernel

5. Some other stuff I cant remember, got a plane to catch early tomorrow...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] KennyG123:
You battery sippers are going to love Intellidemand!

Awesome work Mr. K! Came home with 10% more battery than usual after work!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rey823:
What is slp governor
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
As I posted yesterday about the 2 new goverenors, do a search for it, I have no exposure to SLP, cherry picked it :good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nicholaaaas:
I could find no information on it :/
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ropodope:
Much much much improved! Well alright!

ropodope

Could this be magic, or could this be love? Could this turn tragic? You know that magic often does.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
Me either, thats why I asked you guys to do the leg work :D :good: :cyclops: :p
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Mrtacos:
Somehow you keep outdoing yourself when I honestly didn't think it was possible since this kernel was perfect already.

Sent from my SPH-L710
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nicholaaaas:
unfortunately the top, and only, hits on it are your threads
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] galaxys3man30:
OK I did the test n this what I got at first I was thinking I was loosening my mind I started out with like 96% n while I was taking my son trick or treating I looked at my phone n I had 99% I was that was crazy wanted to see if y'all had any input on that n then about 3 hours in I looked at my phone I was down to 89% so I started looking at everything n everything was still off so idk ifs the rom or what I'm confused on it

jelly bombed sgs3 jelly bomber 4 life
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
Best info I can give you from the code is, its a mux of pegasusq and ondemand :good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shinesthru:
Ropodope is here!

Also, I'm pumped about the new wifi driver.

That it's all
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JimHuff:
I'm not up to speed on the technicalities, but I know immediately better when I feel it. Awesome!

*Sprint Samsung Galaxy S3, Rooted, [Team VeNuM] JellyBomb JellyBean ver 6.1.0 -[LJ7] [KT747] *
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nicholaaaas:
That sounds promising... I'm liking the wheatly governor with ktoonserative for the screen off profile
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ropodope:
I was patient but I am here. I love this phone and the kernel.

ropodope
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] daftlush:
I found this for Wheatley:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=21638852&postcount=56
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
This is also in Post #3 :good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tlrsax54:
I know quadrants are kinda goofy but I always enjoy making my friends jealous...the tw kernel seems to be working pretty well =) awesome work! As always lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] foshozee:
What is everyone using as there sleep governor for best battery. I set 486 koonservative and 1512 koonservative awake. thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tlrsax54:
http://www.droidevs.com/showthread.php?t=283

Intelidemand is in that thread :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] daftlush:
Any chance we can get BLN: Backlight Notification? In particular the breathing effect?

As mentioned here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=24233103
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] kilawayne:
Dumb question if I use ktweaker do I need setcpu

Send by S111
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] galaxys3man30:
no u dont
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] kilawayne:
Thanks

Send by S111
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] galaxys3man30:
Yw bud
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Custodian:
Good job on the kernel.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] kirt231:
Wont process over 1080mhz!

i was running some quadrant tests and noticed that on any govorner the cpu scores were always low, i didnt think nothing of it because im the type of person to base a kernel or roms performance based on benchmarks. but i noticed in ktweaker that the number in (perenthesis) that it would go above 1080. i messed around with the 'lock frequencies' and the profiles and i even tried the cache and fix permissions script. but that made my phone completely unresponsive. :confused: :p I even tried setcpu

JB TW Rom Clark44's FreeGS3 Jellybean
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
Probably not. I have played with the voltages of the light already and they do not dim
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madvj:
I just updated the kernal. Could someone please post optimal settings for Ktweaker as i am totally noob to do this and dont understand what each thing stands for and what it does? I understand its mostly personal preference but I want balance b/w good battery life and performance. TIA.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tlrsax54:
For a good balance, check out ktoonservative.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
Are you on Touchwiz with power saver enabled? Uncheck the cpu option as it caps max frequency at 1080mhz or something

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tkoreaper:
I just updated both this Kernel & CM10 Nightly and WiFi Tether no longer works. I'm unsure of the exact cause, but according to the change logs from both, the kernel is the only thing that changed anything dealing with the WiFi.

Anyone else experiencing this?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mawst95:
When you install the latest ktweaker does it overwrite the old version. Just installed the latest kernel and the ktweaker version says 2.1.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] icepuente:
Hey ktoonsez. For some reason after running the interactive governor for a while, it tends to stick to one frequency and never leave it. I will try to see if there is anything I can do to specifically recreate this problem and report back. Well I also found out that when it locks to a certain frequency, it does not allow me to access the options to change the governor parameters. Also under boost pulse it has a weird string.

Screenshot

https://plus.google.com/app/plus/x/...d=t1&source=apppromo&phid=5805964344887993218
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
Thats the latest to my knowledge.

Edit:

@Ktoonsez I was told while on FreeGS3 JB touchwiz on your Kernel that this rogue process is kernel related. Seems random when I get it. I close it and it doesn't seem to come back but after a reboot I thought it was gone... came back. I dont think its kernel but if it is or isn't can you elaborate on this process. I dont know what it is so I figure you may know already.

Its Qosmgr

Id rather hear it from a pro :)

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
Im no pro but it said on one of the entries read failed. You could try rebooting quick into recovery and fixing permissions. Maybe even clear ktweaker settings and retry after a reboot?

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Dumboguy03:
Yup. I don't know which update (cm10/ktoonz) it was as I did them together, but I did a clean install. Airplane mode, reboot, caches, permissions failed to get it going. Back on M2 with 10/09 kernel, as sometimes I have to work. Seems the battery is better here as well...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] yooeee:
My tether broke too. Latest jellybro and koontz
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
As your screen shot says, its the process /system/bin/qosmgr, thats a file for the ROM to use. In the network world, QOS stands for Quality Of Service which is a protocol to check connectivity staats. Maybe he meant that the kernel interacts with it, but certainly DOES NOT start or maintain it, I would imagine that the ROM tells the kernel that its wants to use QOS, but you never know. A search turned up nothing so it must be a new process for JB Touchwiz. And in the end I doubt it is effecting battery at all.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] monstaX:
Just got 6831 in quadrant at 2106 MHz. It was jizzfullll. This is on PH Jellyblazed LJ7
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
Personally i was just trying out Touchwiz. I like what you guys have done in AOSP too much to stay on Touchwiz for long. Sounds right to me that the issue is Touchwiz related. I didn't think it was directly kernel related. I was told it was from being on a custom kernel. Flash the stock on and it would be fine. Maybe thats true but your Kernel isn't at fault in this. I never seen ot on AOSP ever.

I have to correct you Ktoonsez. I don't think i ever would need to normally. Having experienced and still can recreate the scenario with repeatable steps by restarting. Once it happens its enough to slow down anything my phone is doing. It pegs my cpu at full speed since i use demand based governor yours truly Ktoonservative. I tried letting it calculate or do what it needs but it seems to not finish when left to its work. Force closing it seems to prevent it from coming back till reboot most cases. I only am correcting you on where you said it shouldn't lead to battery drain. It might not when functioning correct but as I witnessed it, it seems to peg one thread full. It sometimes drops to idle a split sec on that process and right back up again but mostly full bore on one thread consistently. Again Its not a care of mine just wanted to learn. Ill be back on AOSP soon. If i use the sprint toolkit in my spare time would it reveal anything to get a log.cat of whats happening? Unless its of interest to you ill just be going back to AOSP in the end. Bench shows higher but you guys taught me that AOSP has a newer linux base which is a greater benefit in performance and efficiency.

7050 quadrant btw in response to above. So yes KT747 is amazing.

I was told no pics but please have exception for two

7050 overall score

12k cpu

Thanks for your Kernel Ktoonsez. Rocks on AOSP and Touchwiz.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] LifeInTheGrey:
Benchmarks are for noobs
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] crazymook:
I was using agat for FreeGS3 (JB version) and the QOS process popped up at the top of my cpu usage and my battery was getting straight RAPED. I reflashed back to a stock kernel and the process never came back, great battery life....so in my limited experience, I think it has something to do w/ switching kernels.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cfusion:
I also have the out of control qosmgr issue. So far it's happened twice.

Running freegs3 1.0 with the latest kt kernel from 10/31.

Normally I get awesome battery life from this combination.

But when the qosmgr issue comes up the phone gets warm, more sluggish at lower clock speeds, and drains the battery at probably 6-10% per hour.

Reboot seems to fix.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] volkey:
Trying to install this and it's failing with E:signature verification failed.

I'm on CWM.

Suggestions?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ropodope:
Turn off signature verification.

ropodope

so get up get, get get down. 911 is a joke in yo town.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cballin22:
was running fine at random times ill get where it will throw my phone on cm10 into a bootloop reverted back to stock kernal for now its happened 2 occasions it wont boot up until i pull batter n reboot
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ChickenArise:
If you get stuck in a bootloop, try this:

Hold down the power button for about 30-45 seconds. The device will power off. After doing this, my phone turns back on and boots normally, although this is with AOKP + this kernel. The faux-bootloop happens to me maybe 1-2 times each week and doesn't seem to have any other ill effects.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cballin22:
yea there hasnt been any bad effects pulling battery is essentialy the same thing as holding pwr down for it to turn off n back on but it happened 2 me 2 times in one day so for now ill just stick with stock kernal till a few more updates no big deal
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nicholaaaas:
I don't think it's kernel related. it might be your set-up
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EndlessDissent:
Agreed. I've been running this kernel for days on CM10 and haven't had a single random reboot, let alone one that resulted in a boot loop.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
Most likely it is voltage as always. I'll say again for those that haven't caught it yet (not u). This kernel has some under volting built in. For those having issues bring it up to try Sammy stock voltages and issues should go away.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nicholaaaas:
I know you mentioned that you undervolt the kernel when you make it. that's really not needed anymore with cpu controllers that are available in the app store. Maybe on the next release leave the voltages alone. Anyone who wants to UV/OV can do so on their own
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
Trust me I have thought about it but then I screw all the people that aren't savy enough to know how to do that stuff so I have left it this way so the people that know what they r doing can make adjustments. Its a double edged sword either way
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] carhauler1969:
How much is it UV'd by default in the kernel? Just so I have a baseline of how aggressive I can get. I'm no stranger to UV'd kernels coming from the EVO & E4GT. The Tiamat 3.3.7 kernel on the O.G. EVO was UV'd -25mV, I usually UV'd an additional -75-100mV with that kernel and had great results. I tried playing with this kernel a little, but judging by the bootloops I was being way too aggressive with my settings.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
Here are true "highest" sammy stock values:

1512 - 1250

1458 - 1237

1404 - 1237

1350 - 1225

1296 - 1225

1242 - 1200

1188 - 1200

1134 - 1175

1080 - 1175

1026 - 1125

972 - 1125

918 - 1100

864 - 1100

810 - 1075

756 - 1075

702 - 1025

648 - 1025

594 - 1000

540 - 1000

486 - 975

432 - 975

384 - 950
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nicholaaaas:
Some phones can't take any UV. I think that's the other guys problem. If people can't figure out how to UV o_O at least the get the other benefits of the kernel
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] carhauler1969:
Okay, but how much is your kernel undervolted by default?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
Open up Voltage Control and compare. Im out of town so I cant compare them for you.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] carhauler1969:
Okay, I was just asking for general information, for the less technically savvy users. I forgot you said you'd be out of town, don't mean to be a bother. :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
thanks for these been using these since you posted them but I have had the same reboot issue I thought is the undervolt also... so they haven't gone away and it happens on both AOKP and CM10. Ive been trying every new release. By the way great job on this kernel.. its so amazing having overclock and undervolt capabilities. Thanks again for your great work. To further assist me beyond the above volt parameters what could you say is a fail safe voltage for the 192mhz entry along with the 1600~,1700~,1800~ 1900~? i plan to and want to fully utilize all the frequencies but for now with all the reboots ive been experiencing... (no undervolt as I've raised volts to the above and proportionately the 1600mhz-1900mhz also) i haven't used any undervolt I'm rather just trying to get it stable first. the reboot has been on multiple frequency ranges and random times. Once on browsing internet, messaging checking email and just tooling around in the UI. Its rare and I can't repeat it. I actually don't believe its just from undervolt. I also though don't think its the kernel... but perhaps something to be worked out in Jellybean? Again I don't think its CM10,AOKP or the kernel... I think its common to all three from trying all or none and perhaps all related to Jelly Bean. Keep up the great work guys.

I overclock and change voltage table via "System Tuner" and I test by just using it and also utilizing "Stability Test" for its plain endurance test along with its great cpu scaling test. Ive had mhz set to les than stock mhz and still got the reboot at the above stock volts. Can you offer some advice and or if you need any more infos from me let me know.Great work no doubt. :D I monitor with "Cool Tool" which is so awesome for realtime cpu reporting via a on screen display... I like it since I can customize and fit it into the status bar :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
Didnt see you mention this: Have you set all the voltages you quoted and made sure your lowest frequency is 384? Some phones are just not gonna do the 192? Beyond that, it can absolutely be JB too, doesnt just have to be the kernel like you stated. JB is still way to new to tell what the cause exactly is yet. Hopefully you have not tried setting the minimum to 384 with the sammy voltages yet and it will be an easy fix for you :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cballin22:
I'm retesting the kernel even with the lowest at 192 just used the voltage some will report findings and also if resets will set min cpu back to stock n retest was at work earlier n wasn't really trying to deal with it at the time I'm well aware of how to change the voltage and so forth thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cballin22:
alright so far 11 hours in not 1 reboot before was got 2 in that time frame i reinstalled rom then i wiped delvik and wiped cache installed kernal using voltage control i put min to 192mhz and max for me im just using 1728mhz as personal perference for the underclock on 192 i raised it from the preset on the already undervolted steps to 875mv so far no reboots at all everything is solid
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
I had not tried no 192 mhz so that may fix it. I did try 192 at 900-925mv range to see if it was fine after that. I am now trying Paranoid CM10 rom and Ill reflash the kernel. Thanks a million Ktoonsez. Ill let you know if i have further trouble. I didnt mean to sound like its the Kernels fault, a misunderstanding I apologize for. So ill use the volts from the table and leave 1890mhz capped at 1300mv and stagger the volts leading down to the 1500mhz. So that i use all in the table and then from 1600-1890 ill just keep adding 25mV up to 1890@ 1300mv. Anyone find the need for more than 1300mv at 1890?

Again thanks Ktoonsenz. Ill see how it handles after these adjustments.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
Excellent. Glad to hear it :D. Mine phone at 192 will not go below 875 either. If I use 850 I get random reboots from time to time. With the 875 at 192 I get a day and a half out of the battery with 3 hours screen, 1 hour or so of calls and still have with WiFi and gps on all day
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] volkey:
Brilliant!

Wasn't sure where to find that, but I was playing around and installed TWRP and it worked fine.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mawst95:
+1 on 10/31 TW kernel. Stock TW LJ7.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
Its happening on custom kernels and its rom related. Not sure its going to be an easy fix. Especially since your on stock Touchwiz and it happens. I was on free gs3 with the issue. A user reported Agat kernel also did it on Free GS3. So the issue is pretty localized to JB touchwiz and custom roms. Fix is reboot, or end the task just the same. Hasnt come back ending it and not rebooting. Other than that either go to stock kernel, different rom or just take care of the rogue process when it comes up. OS Monitor or other apps can help identify it and end it. Its labeled as Android System by many things as Ktoonsez stated its a normal system process tohelp with quality of service ie qosmgr. Its a network service.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] crazymook:
Mine kept coming back even after a reboot while on agat. Maybe I'll give this kernel a try and see what happens.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
U guys know I am out of town so do a test. After rebooting delete the qos file. After a reboot the file will come back so don't reboot. Let's see if the system can survive without it. This could be a side effect of a commit I added from someone here that made a pull request, not sure if that other kernel u guys mentioned has the same commit.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
Your awesome ill test that now and report back by the end of night.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ropodope:
Ok I've got Wi-Fi tether working real well on the latest cm nightly (11/02/12). I prefer this kernel however. Before I do, does anyone know for sure if Wi-Fi tether is currently working on this kernel. Thx.

ropodope

so get up get, get get down. 911 is a joke in yo town.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tkoreaper:
WiFi tether is not working using the kernel and CM10.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
So I VPNd in to my development machine, turns out that file (QOS file) is NOT in the Ramdisk at all like I thought it was, so it is definetely a ROM file, hopefully it can be deleted to stop that drain. In Windows, that is the first thing I disable in networking, since all it does is crog the wifi/wired pipe with all its stupidness. Hopefully someone can delete it here quick and report back if it hurts the ROM.