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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
Well Ktoonsez the results have seemed positive but the rom is strange now. I used ES File Explorer to delete file from root. I thought well how do i know if its fixed or still happening. Before anything i rebooted. I saw it running again. I erased file and it was still running and closed it. I thought how will i know. So for hell of it i rebooted figuring it would be there and running again. Its gone. Upon reboot the file still is deleted. Upon reboot the process has not started and is no longer there.

I plan to reinstall eventually so testing and debugging is no issue to me. Im not working from my phone or anything.

This is what I observed now though. I am getting pauses on occasion even typing this. I use Cool Tool and have the top cpu load process displays. Thats how ieasily identified qosmgr. What i see during the pause is thefthefthefthefollowingtartst starts to run. I see top something, logcat, something logcat gzip logcat and void then goes back to normal cpu processes again.

The rom is acting weird without it. Seems like on occasion its doing a diagnostic dump to logcat or something do to deleting it. I am going to keep observing.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] slickdaddy96:
Are you a developer? Can you look at the LJ7 TW build and see what is keeping us from getting it working?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ropodope:
Sprint, they have clamped down hard on stock jb. Nothings making wifi tethering work on that right now.

ropodope

so get up get, get get down. 911 is a joke in yo town.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
Ok, go back to my previous release if you can, the previous one did not have a wifi commit in it that may be causing this. Some one from here asked for a pull request for a wifi patch to ignore some stuff. Im wondering if that is effecting both teather and this QOS thing.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
No prob where do i get your last file im not sure i have it just the latest. If i can get that ill retest for you bro. I like aosp and am going back to it but i would like to be a help. If i get your previous version. Im guessing i should clean install rom over again to get back qosmgr and then flash your last kernel. Ill test and if its not there or ot is ill report back. Ill load again the latest kernel and see if it all reoccurs once again on latest kernel. I just need your last kernel build for jb TW to start.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
Yes, you should re-install ROM to get back the qosmgr. Also for you or anyone reading this, see if teathering is working on this 10/28 version. Here is the 10/28 kernel:

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?hx2i120dx2x27lw
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] galaxys3man30:
Teathering didn't work for me last night on the 10/28 unless put up a newer one
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tkepk181:
Are you on an asop ROM? It shouldn't work on tw ROMs regardless
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] PaulB007:
Just a quick question, what seems to be the best governor you folks are using to get the best battery life without a compromise to performance? I have read up on the governors but was curious about real world testing.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Dumboguy03:
The kernel posted above (10/28) is a TW kernel.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] galaxys3man30:
No I'm on tw but I guess miss reading what they r talking about mw86 is talking about he needed the tw kernel n that what ktoon put up I might just be reading fit wrong

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I was goona try ktoons from but my internet been down so I haven't able to download it yet
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] pastert33:
Tetherimg does not work on any tw Jelly bean ROM for our phone. The dev that created wifi tether said Sprint incorporated something to block it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
Okay ill be working on this now. Thanks. Ill get a post up of results in a few hours. Ktoonsez go relax for now bro.

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Yeah just trying to figure out issue with some Jelly Bean Touchwiz roms and qosmgr running non stop on 10/31 build.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] galaxys3man30:
I have been following ur post all day been doing the same thing well close to what u have been doing I'm getting the same thing u are I'm guessing that's what's been eatting my battery for break fest n lunch n dinner I'm running jelly bomb rom n I have never had to plug my phone up in the middle of the day n I'm a heavy user my phone is my work so in on it all day
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ropodope:
Not true. It works like a champ on cm 10 jb 1102 nightly with stock kernel.

ropodope

so get up get, get get down. 911 is a joke in yo town.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JBakey:
Is it still possible to do what we did in the days of the Epic and just decompile the sprint hotspot and remove the authentication lines?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jwitt418:
This guy going to show you the "ropes" for real!

Glad to see you over here bud. And give AOKP a try. You will like it more than CM. I was on the last stable build of CM but it can't hang with this AOKP ROM.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shinesthru:
Ropodope, the key difference here is TW. It does work on AOSP Jelly Bean, not Touch Wiz JB.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ropodope:
I totally agree and figured that out very soon. Lol.

ropodope

so get up get, get get down. 911 is a joke in yo town.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] slickdaddy96:
I still can't figure out why we can't just get the driver files for the hot spot and wifi and replace them with the ICS drivers? Has anyone seen if that is possible and if it even boots?

Sorry for off-topic conversation but there seemed to be some pretty knowledgeable people in here that I could bounce that idea off of them.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ropodope:
Yeah carhauler keeps trying to get me on the unicorn. Rascaldoc is raving over the liquid smooth rom so I guess I'll be checking them out soon enough.

ropodope

so get up get, get get down. 911 is a joke in yo town.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] monty_python:
Anyone have a link for ktweaker? Can't find it in the play store..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tkepk181:
When you flash the kernel it should put it in your app drawer
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
Ktoonsez I wanted to be thorough and worked around my schedule for the night.

Results good. You have great detective skillZ Ktoonsez. Okay simply put...

Clean install free gs3

Installed gapps ive been... wasnt sure if it was packaged with freegs3

Installed kt747 JB TW 10/28

Booted tested wifi internet benchmarks random stuff rebooted several times did more and no qosmgr problem

So to reconfirm I wiped kernel with cleaner and installed KT747 JB TW 10/31 and rebooted. Checked for qosmgr at boot. Didnt appear yet. Set phone down for not even a minute or two and check and qosmgr was back at it.

Nice work Ktoonsez that wifi thing was the issue.

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The pudding is in the mix :p

I mean to say Ktweaker installs with the Kernel automatically. It is not a seperate app and is made specific for the kernel. It is not available in Play Store only here by installing the Kernel. Flash it and feel the power lol. Ktoonszers are KT747 flashers. Lol.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
Excellent test, can you do me one more favor just to be absolutely sure? Reinstall 10/28 and let it run while you sleep that way it will have many hours to remanifest itself. I hate to revert that good battery saver if it really isnt the fix, even though I think it is the fix, just want to be absolutely sure.

Thx again for the testing :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
It comes with the kernel flashable zip. I would put it in the Playstore but it costs money to put it up there. Yes it would be easier to release updates and additions, but like i said it costs money :(

Oops, looks like you already got a few answers, lol.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
@mw86

Wanted to make sure you saw this and hopefully how can do the test:good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jwitt418:
Ktoonsez,

Just applied your recommended voltage settings from the op. Noticing a very nice increase in battery life. Also set to intellidemand and max CPU set to 1242

I recently came to the s3 from another device and its nice to see the hard work and dedication you've put in to benefit the Android community. Job well done and thank you.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
Okay got your message starting reinstall now ktoonsez. Clean install again. No problem. Sorry didnt reply sooner. I am reflashing now.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
Thanks man :D. :good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
HW Overlay

Anybody have any interest in me adding the "HW Overlay" check box in KTweaker that way it can be set on boot? It has proved harder than I thought to interface with an internal framework service so I dont want to waste anymore time on it if it is of no interest to most.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] epic4GEE:
Had to google it cause I didn't really know anything about it. Checking the box (I assume that means I disabled it) in developer options made my settings button pop-up and stock keyboard lag go away....I thought disabling it would be a bad thing....:confused: btw I'm on the wiz.

I say do what you do ktoonsez, kernels working great :good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jwitt418:
That would be a nice option to add. I know that helps alot with screen flicker but i have to check it on every boot.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] king_89:
Its a nice option to have but there's a setting for it under setting > developer options

So I say if you have time do it if not we you can work on other stuff not sure what yet since this kick a$$ already

Goodness JB on my gs3

get dropbox from there

http://db.tt/8M5YMhrC
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ropodope:
Just get the wifi tether working on the aosp kernel and this thing is enfuego.

ropodope

so get up get, get get down. 911 is a joke in yo town.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] thunderwagn:
Plus uno.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 1RedDawg1:
Not to rain on anyone's party, but I just installed the 10/28 version for the first time and HAVE the qosmgr eating my battery. So, I don't think it is the 10/31 version since I never had that installed. I renamed the qosmgr and the battery eating hog is gone. Now how does not running qosmgr effect my phone? Time will tell.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tlrsax54:
When I disable it, videos from gallery or youtube freeze on me...only drawback I've noticed about disabling it :(
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madvj:
How's the battery life for people after updating this kernal? I have noticed my battery draining lot faster then before.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
Depends on the ROM, what ROM are you using? If you are using Touchjizz JB then its the ROMs "qosmgr" file chewing all your battery.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
Ktoonsez i had same results but i dont know why and it was very weird. Last night iwas tinkering before bed, tesing wifi tooling around, tried speednet test to see how the new modem firmware fairs and next thing i know qosmgr isrunning again. I rebooted and left phone over night and it has not come back. I am not sure what triggers it. On 10/31 its like i see it shortly after first boot.

Ktoonsez please by all means add hwoverlay as a boot option. I use it every time.

Don't know what's up with touchwiz. Can you try cool tool and set up to show the top most cpu loaded app? Just use phone like normal and see if since renaming the file you get logcat running in the background as result. I get it on occasion and it causes the whole UI to pause. I will try the rename and see if that has different results from deleting the file.

It often reads dumpstate, gzip, logcat, gzip, void I read those via Cool Tool when experience the pause.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Shoulon:
What app is that?

Sent from my Galaxy S3 on AOKP.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jwitt418:
I think ktoonsez is eluding to fact that it doesn't stick after reboot and that he could make that happen inside the tweaker
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
Thats exactly what he is saying. And it is a great idea and time saver if he can implement it.

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As you can see the second process listed under Qosmgr is OS Monitor which is what the app is called you see me monitoring the running processes with. The on screen display overlay over my status bar is easily hidden when uneeded and it is called Cool Tool. I have it set to show the highest loaded cpu processes and cpu usage, frequency, ram available, network speed wifi and 3/4g combined and total data transferred in current session. per core bar graph of cpu usage and bar graphs of memory, frequency, network speed and wifi signal strength. There is much more it can show though.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
Meant to tell you, I had 2 guys in the TMO forum try the qosmgr rename cheat and it is working great for them, not sure what is screwing you from doing the same.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
I rechecked and on this clean install the log cats not happening i think it was seperate issue. Ill try the rename. Should be no problem now. Thanks Ktoonsez.

Edit: since there is an easy work around its not as big a priority... But if anyone including Ktoonsez knows what the difference in the two pics are. First was when the qosmgr started. The second is after i ended it. And it seemed the second pic is basically how my network was before qosmgr started. If it helps determine why it starts great... Otherwise oh well. If i should have those ip addresses shown for my security please someone kindly let me know...

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] foshozee:
May I ask what you rename qosmgr to? Thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
There is no way to figure it out with a picture really. It is gonna activate itself when it wants too (most likely on initial connection with a network and then on a timer or network event). It just measures stats and tries to optimize the network settings (the quality part of QOS). The whole premise is just so annoying, as I said the other day, it is the first thing I disable in Windows networking and is un-needed and just causes more problems/slowness than its supposed to help. I did look thru the stock LJ7 kernel compile flags and there is no QOS flags that I can use to disable the service :(
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] KennyG123:
I never get the qosmgr thing but when I reboot I immediately go into Battery and force stop MEDIA. I wonder if that is what was making MEDIA run at boot for over 20 minutes?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] crazymook:
Same
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] LifeInTheGrey:
Man...slower, no tether, and battery drains. Someone explain to me the benefit of touchjizz again?

Oh, and in two weeks AOSP will have 4.2.

:P
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
Yeah qos has the potential to restrict certain aspects of connectivity through filtering to
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] slickdaddy96:
Um don't know why anyone else is having issues but Touchwiz with ktoonsez kernel getting 14-20 hours battery life with 2-5 hours of screen time. As far as tethering wired usb tethering works fine for me.

CM10 and AOKP doesn't transition from 3g to LTE and back well at all which is a killer for a lot of people on LTE areas. So what's so good about CM10o and AOKP? :rolleyes:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] KennyG123:
Both have their advantages but let's not turn this into a debate of AOSP Vs. TW. let's stick to the kernel discussion.

Thanks

FNM
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] galaxys3man30:
I can start another one on that topic if you like Kenny in the general section
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] :
Kernel is running great! Been experimenting w/ different govs & schedulers.. I recall some of these govs from Nexus S. Using wheaty now and oced a hair. Snappy as can be!! I think I prefer ktoonseractive over all thus far. I wasn't too thrilled at first about all the govs but now I am. Kinda fun to test em all out and see what the differences are.. tks KT!

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] galaxys3man30:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=33656295
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nicholaaaas:
Everything else. They're close to fixing the eHRPD authentication issue (3g/4g handover)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] galaxys3man30:
I started a thread in general for people to talk aosp n tw they blash or say whatever u want to say about them but be nice about it n respectful about it let's keep this thread clean of talk what better aosp or tw thx
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ChaosTime86:
Very nice sir!! You did a great job on this kernel. Extremely impressive! This is with this kernel, and freegs3 jb rom.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] THunDA:
I agree.. very cool to have so many options..

Thanks for the kernel, running great with JellyBomb .
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madvj:
I am on [ROM] [SPRINT] AOKP(Jellybean) Task & Ktoonsez Run a Train (10/22)(TGFY ONLINE!!!).
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
Ktoonsez I can't wait to be able to automatically from boot enable gpu hardware overlay.

Is there a way in your free time to implement governor tunable for the screen off section? When i tune one in the normal section, switch to another governor and back some values are not what I set but default of the governor. So if i use Wheatley screen on and Ktoonservative screen off does it use the last values i saved for Ktoonservative? It may make it more precise having governor adjusments for screen off. Im assuming if it was to work the one thing we couldn't do is have the same governor for screen off and on but with different values for the tunables.

Thank you kindly. If its not of interest I understand as you have already made this kernel Uber.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sinisin:
Running stock LJ7 TW. 10-31 Kernel hasn't even settled in after flashing it yesterday. Running 384-2106 ktoonservative. Just about 5 hours screen time on. 28 hours from 100-0. Android OS is eating up 50% of that. Battery life would be completely unbelievable otherwise. Keep up the good work sir! That is all....
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] xblackvalorx:
Running 10/31 aosp with liquidsmooth, and holy.. this thing flies.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
As I mentioned in the release of that option, I have no way right now to do it and still have not found a way. The only way I can do it as of now is to enable a service for KTweaker and I DONT want to do that. It is in the back of mind and hopefully one day I can get it going.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] galaxys3man30:
Ktoon come over to your rom thread need ur help

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If you don't mind sir
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Y.G.:
Will this kernel ever support exFAT? I really don't want to format my 64GB micro sdcard to FAT32 and lose the ability to store HD movies larger than 4GB.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nicholaaaas:
CM10 doesn't and most likely won't ever
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Y.G.:
I'm on Touchwiz. The stock kernel supports exFAT.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] pastert33:
The source to implement exFAT is not open source and so that's the reason you won't see it in a custom kernel. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EndlessDissent:
More or less. There is experimental open-source code in the Linux kernel to support exFAT, but it's not very far along at this point. Considering it would need to be stabilized in the Linux kernel before it gets to Android, don't expect exFAT support in any custom kernels for a long time.

What I suggest is to format your SD card as ext4 instead. It has all the benefits of exFAT, and it's both open-source and the native filesystem on modern Android phones. Formatting it as FAT32 would also make it "compatible" with the current kernels, but IMO, that would just cripple the SD card (the reasons are very technical, but basically FAT32 is just a terrible filesystem).
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sinisin:
Do you have any suggestions on what to use to format to ext4? I use easeus and it only goes to ext3.

Also will Clockwork work with ext4? It doesn't with exFAT and now I know why.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EndlessDissent:
I'm assuming, then, that you're using an SD Card reader on a computer. I recommend downloading GParted or PartedMagic (or pretty much any live Linux-based CD will work) and booting into the live Linux environment. There should be a disk partitioning program (I think the one in GParted is called GParted) on the desktop or in the application menu. It'll be a graphic-based program, so it shouldn't be too difficult to find your way around. Just be sure that you have the correct drive selected before performing any formatting operations (don't want to erase the HDD).

Edit: I'd be surprised if it didn't work in either CWM or TWRP. Like I said earlier, ext4 is the filesystem used on the internal storage, and CWM has to be able to read it. There should be no reason that ext4 would fail on the SD card.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
You can try stopping the media scanner service. Turning off data and sync when you dont actually need it should save you even more battery. A few google services don't stop running when there is internet available and disabling data and sync when not in use seems to help allow the phone to be idle more and save power on the radio.

The life you are getting with the above settings are very good so even with Android taking so much in background your doing great. Turn on developer cpu option that shows cpu load processes they are ordered in load so try to cut down on ones that keep running while idle.

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---------- Post added 5th November 2012 at 12:03 AM ---------- Previous post was 4th November 2012 at 11:48 PM ----------

Thank you for your response. I fully understand I think I missed that detail in the release on screen off governor. If you do one day get it going it will get good use. If anyone can get it done its you.

For screen off governor as is how does it work? Will it always use default governor tunables or does it read the last custom values used if the on screen governor is different from screen off governor? Sorry if you have covered that. I am trying to understand the way it works. Thanks again Ktoonsez, you are always are very helpful when your users don't understand.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
I tried that and cm10wouldn't mount it
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tkoreaper:
Any idea how to fix tether for AOSP ROMs Ktoonsez? In the mean time could to put out a kernel without the Wifi drivers, but keep everything else?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
They both end up using the default governor settings.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ktoonsez:
Guess you missed it, I am out of town with limited time to do much. I will revert the LJ7 better driver for the old one so people can tether again on the next release.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
Alas its hard to please them all. You fix one thing it breaks something for another. How ever you hook us up is appreciated. The improved LJ7 seemed to have been going good. If it fixes tether for some without it then that's important to have.

Thanks for answering my questions especially since you have taken your time out of your busy schedule to do so. Thanks again Ktoonsez! :thumbup:

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