[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
Lag free with this kernel. I think if Ktoonsez suggestions don't work assume it may be the governor you have set plus the governor settings. It likely how it's set that your getting lag just because the cpu isn't ramping up fast enough.

Ktoonsez... Your kernel as is already has made a ton of people happy. At the same time I think your customized delay will help a few of us with finicky os boots where as you said something is getting in the way at boot and the 5-30 sec delay should hopefully be the fix.

Since tunable has been brought up I'd like to inquire about one too Ktoonsez. I don't know how all works so if this isn't possible just let me know :)

Would it be possible or even something that would enhance how Ktoonservative works if you added another tunable parameter for down threshold hotplug? I haven't quite figured it out but when does it turn core two off as is... Is it when load goes under hotplug up threshold or does it turn back off as is when load drops to down threshold?

By the way it's been the fastest and best battery saving governor I have ever used!

The other inquiry is for my S3 the only app I have found to be accurate for cpu reading is Temp monitor which is the exact name on the Play store. If the app is open it shows real time sensor reading gs for battery and cpu... and in my use if it... It has shown to be more accurate than system tuner as sometimes system tuner shows another lower value but is still obvious cpu and not battery temp as battery temp will never be under heavy use as high as the cpu temp. So it also can show the temp in your status bar. The update rate in status bar is as low as 1second. You can set it to only show the value I preferred once it reaches a certain temp. I leave it all the time since I'm always tinkering at least for now on the cpu under Volt and more etc. My question is a two part. Can you add this functionally of cpu temp readings without becoming a lifetime project for you? I have a feeling if it is possible you would be more likely willing to do so if it isn't a process that would be big.

If you can and are willing, to take it a step farther can you then add a profile option like the screen off is an extra profile we can set. This profile would in my hope read temp on a set period or customizable and set a cpu governor and/or speed if temp is greater than this value. Temp based second core disabling thermal protection seems to basically be the protection we have for our customers. This only kicks in at something like 195F or 190 somewhere there in as I've watched it in tests. To keep our phones safe its important to leave that function enabled. What I hope is we can set a profile to a temp near or preferably well before that throttle temp depending on user needs and it should be an added layer of protection but not just that... What it really would do is if our phones get to hot charging and using the phone rugged or who knows what that we won't get dual core disabled. If max cpu speed is throttling but does not drop mhz its not helping itself. So If we can say set it to a cpu temp and mhz that's fair when normally it would start to do this it will be running instead at a lower mhz and with dual core which will make it faster than it would of been throttled and hopefully if the mhz is set low enough the phone hopefully continue what it was doing and finish without ever having reached the throttle temp.

Call me crazy or just really into our phones but I thought of that and would love to hear what you think Ktoonsez. You've already made the best kernel out there... how much farther will you try to add to it or will you call it good here? Your so good at this, I really hope you'll consider this. I know it could mean a substantial amount of work over what you have already spent countless hours perfecting. Cheers bro... Your awesome either way.