[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
Kbizzle nice job I have to say. 2 days since your latest update on 100% clean install not a reboot even after install. None! BUTTER!!!!!!!!!!!

I posted some of this in the Original Android Development section Ktoonsez KT747 overclock kernel for Jelly Bean.

"Ktoonsez nice job on updating all those lines of code. I ran the latest Paranoid Android stock kernel since it was posted. Its been 100% stable no reboots. I checked phone after charging over night and it never shut off on me both nights. which when I was having issues everytime I'd check my phone in the morning I could see it rebooted. Now i'll load up your kernel again I have a feeling it will be 100% better since the reboots I had must of been from the roms and seemingly thats been fixed. can't wait to get back the overclock undervolt. I'll use it awhile like I did PA stock kernel and report back. I have a feeling I'll be able to undervolt now and not wonder was it volts or a random reboot... Cheers thanks Ktoonsez. FreeCharlesManson I should have no prob on the governors now. I plan to stick to the rom and kernel as is without tweaks. No Freeza, no Eugene fix, no Dual core always on. I use System Tuner and the option fast app loading though, im guessing that on is no prob. I plan to try the Pegasusq governor and Sio since its available but when its not in a kernel I prefer Noop. I'll also retry Conservative governor because I want to save power sometimes but have power at hand if and when its needed...

MSM i used past 2days on stock latest PA rom and it ran fine but I do notice it never showed me 1500mhz but I don't know when its supposed to. I used Cool Tools app from the market free and I set it to look like Jelly Bean Status Bar. It can hide in full screen apps like the status bar which would be good if you use it all the time and not hide if you prefer to see the stats even in full screen 3d apps... but that would be for monitoring purpose only. I use it to show cpu usage and frequency and even per core usage in a bar graph, network data rate.and much more but I mainly just use those. Can update in seconds of 0.5, 1, 2, 5,10. Anyways I notice my cpu ran similar to what was posted in cpu spy above. thats is not on your kernel but on stock rom Paranoid Android kernel. So my guess is whatever is happening has not a thing to do with your kernel as you stated Ktoonsez. I was on a clean wipe fresh install not a spec of data left behind as I always install that way and go through the tedium of restoring everything with Titanium Backup but without restore system apps or system data and lately for compatibility the apps without data too and I have to redownload anything that needs extra app data in the app but end result is i am untainted by old left behind ghost files

Going to load your kernel now... me I'll just avoid MSM since it didn't scale for me as well as any other governor in stock rom or your kernel. ON MSM is there a config file or anything that tells MSM what the highest frequency to use is?

Thanks ahead of time for any advice all you experts out there. Nice job Ktoonsez smooth buttery sailing from here."

Now the real big thanks actually goes to you Ktoonsez and the paranoid team as well as CM10 team and Noobnl for working out the base build. Thanks all of you. This rom to me is and has been my Daily Driver since day one. What it is now is stable from reboots and can be used IMO all the time.

Gr33nD3vil thats good advice and thats how I do it. I learned loading apps with data or system apps at all or system data from titanium backup can break an install. I had a few types of things that could happen like phone service every second crashing, well too many too list. But lesson I learned quick is always do a clean install. I remove my external SD and format my internal SD in CWM as well as all the partitions available I format them. wipe data factory reset, format cache, wipe dalvik, after reinserting sd card rebooting recovery, install rom and gapps wipe cache wipe dalvik fix permissions. if your external sd card isn't writable or anything else for that matter it was done wrong. Don't restore data or system apps or system data from per say ICS to Jelly Bean base... thats where any other troubles can be found. Don't load ICS Touchwiz apps the same errors will start and you'll have to reinstall everything from scratch once again. I suggest getting everything installed you know is safe. reboot if no errors on reboot start one by one the ones you are unsure of. if you get all installed and no probs great. otherwise reinstall and avoid restoring those apps that started the phone having errors. Other than that I've never ran into any other issues having just started on Android when I got this phone on preorder... came early :)

Paranoid Android fan for life! :good: