yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Elite49:
So have had it installed for awhile now. Somethings I've noticed...

Everything sticks, thats fine but I notice my phones slower when it comes to animations (both at 0.5x) since flashing this. At least I belief it is, it never acted weird in the Market with delays in clicks. Have it OC just by one click.

This is a GS3 issue, I don't know if a Dev would like to help with this but setting the lowest CPU to 192 will cause some music playing issues. Its the phones fault from what the international gang found out before Samsung fixed it for them in July. Had it at 192, and saw the clicks/pops come back. Went back to 382 and set Poweramp to +2 Thread priority and all seems fine now. Android may be great but one thing it doesn't do well is play music flawlessly.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Bystander11:
device wont turn on after flash

flashed kernel now device will not turn on

i know how to flash i have been for many years
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] keymaster911:
Do a battery pull. Try that

Sent from my SCH-i705
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] keymaster911:
Ran the tests again this morning. This flash is solid. Please make sure you flash it right and most importantly. Check the md5.

Update

Setting cpu at 1. 67/192

Sent from my SCH-I535 using Xparent SkyBlue Tapatalk 2
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] keymaster911:
Now your wondering how the hell i get battery life like that. Let right this up for you all

Knowing I really don't know where your battery status at.. Lets start there.. Yes I have done my home work. And you don't have to over drive your phone 24/7. 1.67 on the high will get you the same speed as running at 1.98. and underclocking at 192 is your battery saver..

using this kernel I would only use system turner pro..

After flashing this kernel

-let the phone boot up

-download system turner pro from the market

-set the high side at 1.67

-low side 192

-then make sure you ondemand is selected

-reboot

NOW HERE COMES THE FUN PART (TRAIN YOUR BATTERY)

-drain the phone all the way down to 5%

-plug it in let it charge to you get a green lite on the front face plate

-at that time unplug the phone and then plug it back in. Your going to do this step 2 times

- once you did that 2 more times .. unplug

-restart your phone.

-now let the training begin. Use it at normal as you would anytime.

-let it drain down to 10% plug it back into charger. and let it charge up to 75%

REPEATING this step 50% then 25% then 15%

THen let it charge back up to 100% from there forward you should get 24+ hrs with your battery

Hope this helps you out,

hit the thanks button if it works
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] fatalfuryy:
Now your wondering how the hell i get battery life like that. Let right this up for you all

Knowing I really don't know where your battery status at.. Lets start there.. Yes I have done my home work. And you don't have to over drive your phone 24/7. 1.67 on the high will get you the same speed as running at 1.98. and underclocking at 192 is your battery saver..

using this kernel I would only use system turner pro..

After flashing this kernel

-let the phone boot up

-download system turner pro from the market

-set the high side at 1.67

-low side 192

-then make sure you ondemand is selected

-reboot

NOW HERE COMES THE FUN PART (TRAIN YOUR BATTERY)

-drain the phone all the way down to 5%

-plug it in let it charge to you get a green lite on the front face plate

-at that time unplug the phone and then plug it back in. Your going to do this step 2 times

- once you did that 2 more times .. unplug

-restart your phone.

-now let the training begin. Use it at normal as you would anytime.

-let it drain down to 10% plug it back into charger. and let it charge up to 75%

REPEATING this step 50% then 25% then 15%

THen let it charge back up to 100% from there forward you should get 24+ hrs with your battery

Hope this helps you out,

hit the thanks button if it works[/QUOTE]

I did something similar to what you did. When i first bought my phone i killed the battery completely and then recharged it to full. I repeated this process 3 times and i received over 24 hours of battery life. Me unlike your phone my voice calls are between 30 -40% of my total battery life. i am usually talking on my phone between 4-7 hours before my battery is completely dead

i use both setcpu and system tuner. I created a profile using setcpu and set the cpu to 192 min and max while im on a call and when the screen is off.

I also clear memory every time im not going to be using my phone to stop anything running in the background.

scrosler, I have a question. This has probably been asked already but in the future do you think you will create a kernel which supports custom boot animations. I am pretty sure someone has asked you already and i probably missed the post but i was just curious
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] nyjumpman:
Do you guys have any particular settings you would recommend?

As of now, I have:

Min = 192

Max = 1.45

Governor = Ondemand

Force both CPUs online

No change for sampling rate, ondemand up-threshold or ondemand power-save bias

Any changes you guys would recommend? Or a better set up come to mind?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] sfobrien:
I would raise your max up to at least 1.5, that is factory stock speed. The 192 Min is ok and will save you some battery. I'm running mine at 1.72/192.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Scott:
Yeah, its not the kerenl, its the ram disk that controls that. You could, in theory extract my kernel from the RAM Disk and put it in the RAM Disk that does support it.

I am going to talk to beans and see what exact changes need to be made because on my next ROM I plan on having that.

I think you are kinda negating the lower CPU frequncies with forcing both cores online all the time. Seems like you are dropping freq to save battery but forcing cores online to consume battery.

Run it all out with normal cores and you will get best results.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] nyjumpman:
Awesome, thanks :)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Scott:
Good to know!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Div033:
Believe me, I really wish I knew. Currently this is a problem across all Galaxy S3 US variants. It only happens when running a custom kernel. Many people believe that it is unfixable, which is a huge shame, but I still remain hopeful. I've heard it's samsung's fault for leaving some partition or file re-writable that they shouldn't have. If it's of any consolation, it seems to happen more frequently on AOSP kernels than modified TW ones.

You know, it took me about five minutes of searching to find a reference. You should really utilize the search function if you're concerned about these things.

Here is one poster who lost IMEI returning to beans rom:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=29821533&highlight=beans#post29821533

I also had a dialogue with a user on IRC who strictly explained that he lost IMEI while using beans rom.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] tonytownsend:
Ever thread I have read people have been losing there imea flashing cm10. across all carries its been a problem on all US galaxy s3 variants.

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Even that guy you speak of that flashed Beans was still coming from cm10 sounds like its a cyanogen kernel problem to me.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Karl:
your the one making the statement not me... if you cant provide evidence it never happened

so don't tell me i need to search for it
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Div033:
It is possible that IMEI loss which occurs on beans rom with the custom kernel happens only after a CM10 flash, but the fact is it still happens on a touchwiz rom. Regardless it is still good to be informed and encourage IMEI backups before delving into kernel flashing, even TW based ones.

Please provide a reference to the rule stating this. Thanks.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Karl:
i believe we could put that under the flaming rule.... don't say someones work may cause a issue if you can not prove it
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] scarrmrcc:
correct me if i am wrong, but I thought the stock kernel HAD fast charge...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] voodoomanx:
You are incorrect. No fast charge in stock. One of the early lean kernels supported fast charge.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] daddyscooltv:
Do we need to wipe anything before flashing this kernel?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ErylFlynn:
If you are being responsible, the IMEI loss is not a big issue. You did back yours up before flashing anything right? I did. And when I go to put my wife's phone on CleanRom I will back hers up also. Both will be saved on my computer and NAS.

Practice safe love! Backup!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] sfobrien:
Once again great job Scott, will flash it later on today !
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Div033:
You better believe I did! I'm doing my best to raise awareness of this issue in the hopes we can get some more information about it, and maybe even prevent it. I understand that restoring isn't too difficult, but having to constantly worry about randomly losing my ability to place calls on the go isn't something I'd personally consider daily driver-able, especially if your nowhere near a PC.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] josephpalozzi:
This, my friend, is the only thing keeping me from flashing. Nothing like having a scheduled conference call and no way to call in. I have faith in the developers that the IMEI will get sorted out
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jdhas:
(With all due respect, can we stop derailing this thread with irrelevant chatter about IMEI?)

Flashed this kernel on the latest Synergy nightly, and it works like s champ. I particularly appreciate the additional step down on the underclocking. Combined with a screen-of script in SetCPU (or similar), this leads to some very nice battery stats.

Coming from a Droid X, I'm still amazed I'm running a (now fully) unlocked phone with touch custom recovery and custom kernels!

Thanks for all your hard work on this!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] scarrmrcc:
well, then this is the only thing keeping me from flashing it. I use a 4200MAh battery, and run it till it dies (due to work) plus i only ever get MAX 6 hours of sleep, and without flash charge, it does make it to 100% in that time.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Hero:
Awesome! Teach meeeeee
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] homephysician:
First off great job on the kernel and cleanrom. I have flashed a lot of roms and kernels, but this is as of now the best combo I have run to date. Imo, for the best experience on any Rom and or kernel, start with a clean slate. Wipe wipe wipe. This and a reboot will cure most all problems. Clean house first and things run much better. Awesome job Scott.

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Sorry for double post. WiFi flaked out as I was sending it off. Thought it didn't get sent and sent by data.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] droidstyle:
Why? All fast charge does is allow a usb connection to charge at the same rate as plugging the device into a 120v source.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Jdella681:
I remember the nexus forums that under clocking actually may drain battery faster (192mhz). It's cuz the processes are taking longer to go thru or something like that. Can anyone enlighten me on that if that's still true? I'm gonna try it out for a couple days and see what happens in the meantime.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] scarrmrcc:
hmmm... interesting. Well, it was NOT charging quickly at all (took more than 6 hours from death) before i tunred on fast charge... perhaps my charger is the problem.

screw it, i will give it a try!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] crupp:
Will this kernel work with G7 base?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] griffis:
I've been running it with no problems
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Scott:
I have problems with it but I asked abotu 10 people to test and they had no issues so I dont know.

There is going to be ZERO differnece between 1.5x and 1.6x.

Just run it all out. You will be fine. Battery will be good.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] breaker911:
Flashed this kernel on stock g7 and now my phone will not wake up after the screen turns off. I can restart the phone and everything works until the screen turns off. Any ideas?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ljbrenes:
This is call the sleep of death, you are underclocking your cpu to a frequency that your phone just can't handle. Try upping your min frequency to the next step above.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] breaker911:
I left the min freq at 384. So i don't believe it is a low frequency issue. I will try it again and report back.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ljbrenes:
Oh ok! Don't know then man.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] budwizer:
I am having a similar issue. Just flashed scrosler's Stock Root Odex G7 and when I install this kernel I get SOD. The screen will eventually turn on but the screen is extremely slow to respond to touch. Had not set any custom freqs after flashing, just let the screen blank out for a while.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] breaker911:
I have had similar problems with a different phone and kernel. The root cause of the problem was being undervolted to far... I don't know if this is the problem with this kernel, but the behaviour is very similar. Would there be any chance of getting this kernel without undervolting?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Elite49:
I also do get the SOD thing every once and awhile. It seems to be corresponding with messing with my WiFi as well. This may of been fixed in a newer ROM update but I'm still on 1.2 Synergy.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] RJFrank33:
Love the Cleanrom with Cleankernal. Only wish is for the fast charge option in the kernel. Certainly not a deal breaker but it would definitely be a plus.

Sent from my S3 on Tapatalk.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jloaiza:
Love your ROM and kernel just have a quick question when you say run it all out. Do you mean max frequency? and also what should i set the lowest frequency to? Also i noticed when i rebooted after changing the frequencies it did not stick do i need to set something else so that it sticks when it boots back up? Any help is highly appreciated.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] keymaster911:
Use only system tuner pro from the market. That works the best.

Sent from my SCH-I535 using Xparent SkyBlue Tapatalk 2
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Scott:
Yep, I know. Doint use this kernel, which is based on G1 on a G7 ROM. I have the exact same issue. Some people say they have no ptroblem but it does to me, what you explain, every time. We need new source from Samsung to fix this.

I dont know why some people can run it fine and I cant, nor can you. Its as baflling to me as it is to you.

My Recomendation to EVERYONE: Dont run the older kernel on the newer base. You may or may not have this problem.

System Tuner FTW!

Did you get the Special kernel I sent you or not? You never responded on my site.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] keymaster911:
never received it bro

Sent from my SCH-i705 using Xparent SkyBlue Tapatalk 2

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I will be happy will theses numbers.

Sent from my SCH-I535 using Xparent SkyBlue Tapatalk 2
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] thrgk:
What program do youbrecommend to overclock. I have set cpu but how do you know the voltage? Can't find that anywhere
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] crabapples:
My understanding is the undervolt is not configurable it is set to whatever scrosler set it to which is something less than stock. Being as it is not configurable the option to configure it does not appear in programs such as System Tuner.

Thanks for the kernel, finally got around to flashing it today on a VRALF2 stock-rooted ROM and it works great. Also, this thread sold a copy of System Tuner Pro so I could actually play with the kernel.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] xbxjunkie:
Has anyone tried this on the HE update yet? I'm on the HE stock ROM, rooted and unlocked and waiting to see results
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Scott:
Nope, I think Samsung screwed up and posted wrong code.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Scott:
This Kernel is only compatible with ROMS running on the VRALG1 Base!

Do not use this kernel on any base newer than that!

This Kernel is NOT compatible with the latest version of CleanROM!​

Im closing this thread for now.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] vx2ko:
First of all, great job Scott! This kernel is perfect. Stock but with enhancements. Just like your rom. Definitely one of the top devs IMO. Now, since you say its stock that means there are no screen off profiles built in right?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Mayze23:
So far I'm loving this kernel. Great battery life along with great performance.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] cell128:
This kernel also works is stock rooted/unlocked lf2 ROMs for anyone curious
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] FauxPasIII:
Is there a tool we can use to see and tweak the GPU (not CPU) frequency ?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] tonytownsend:
Battery life so far clocked to 1850 max

Sent from Vzw Galaxy SIII running Cleanrom 2.0 w/CleanKERNEL
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] con247:
I would love to see your source on GitHub
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] squiggie:
I usually don't drop below 400 due to this. Mine is set right now to 486 on the low end just to ensure the processes end in a timely manner.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] m52 power!:
Can you make an aosp version of this?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] tonytownsend:
My min is at 384 and as you can see above great battery life

Sent from Vzw Galaxy SIII running Cleanrom 1.3
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] bnmohler:
I thought the issue was more for other more restrictive governors. the ondemand wil throttle up to the need much more readily than some of the otherones that really make a process ask for it before moving to the next cpu step. I could be completely off but maybe that is where the issues were. really low UC combined with stricked cpu stepping keep processes barred to a longer wait to finish.

as for the kernel. Fantastic i was able to hit 5666 in quadrant. my previous best on the rom was 5171. huge gain!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] chitownboi24:
Do we use Odin to flash this? I'm sorry Im confused and it doesn't say in the op
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] cell128:
Flash in cwm
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] chitownboi24:
This file says .gz and I can't find it on my sd card when I got to recovery
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Scott:
Awesome!

I have a 20 gig virtual machine that I can upload and anyone can compile from there ;)

But seriously if you take the source folder I uploaded and set up Java I will double check the tool chains and thats all you need on Ubuntu 12.04.

Thank you!

I agree with the Clean slate thing 100%

Only if the stock kernel had it which I am not so sure of.

Good deal!

Good to know!

Good question... Not that I personally know of but someone else might.

Nice!

I would too! But thats more complicated than making a kernel! lol :eek:

For now the source is available on my site :angel:

Sorry, I dont build AOSP stuff.

DAMN! How did you get 5666???? Nah, dont tell me, lol

You downloaded the Source and not the actual flashable zip.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Scott:
I dont normally *****... Yeah, I do...

But 164 downloads and 15 Thanks in the OP :crying:

Come on guys, hit thanks and rate the thread 5 stars please :highfive:

If you really like it hit the donate button :angel:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] tonytownsend:
Is there even a way to rate a thread in Tapatalk???

Sent from Vzw Galaxy SIII running Cleanrom 1.3
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jdhas:
That's the trick, I don't think there is. But you can thank/like a post there, and you can always open the post up in Chrome on your phone and rate there. Considering how how scrosler worked on this kernel and how hard he works on providing support in these threads, this little amount of work to say "thanks" is the least I can do.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] faehsemc:
Don't think so. But if there is a hidden option I'd like to know

Hey man. Is there anyway to get SYS or HAVS on this so we can manually uv or ov? I dint know if that is just an HTC thing or not but so far I haven't seen a kernel on this phone with it.. Great job on it
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] tonytownsend:
I believe the developer has to make the option a available in the Kernel then the voltage menu should appear in setcpu. I'm at 8 hours with 3 hours screen time OC'ed to 1850 if ain't broke don't fix it.

Sent from Vzw Galaxy SIII running CleanROM 2.0 w/CleanKERNEL
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] chitownboi24:
Still confused on how to flash this through cwm. When I unzip the .gz I still dont see anything to flash. And I can't find the .gz in recovery. What am I doing wrong?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] sfobrien:
Think you might have the source file. You never unzip for CWM installation it does all the work for you.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] chitownboi24:
When I click source and kernel from the op it takes me to the same place to download the .gz file
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] tonytownsend:
You have the sourcecode

Sent from Vzw Galaxy SIII running CleanROM 2.0 w/CleanKERNEL
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] chitownboi24:
How do I download the actual file no matter which link it takes me to the same thing

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Nvm I found it I feel stupid
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] WizeGuyDezignz:
As Scott already said, you downloaded the source and not the actual flashable zip kernel. Just download the first link in the OP and flash that. Don't worry about the second link.

**Damn, ninja'd by multiple people!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Scott:
Word!

I will consider doing that in the next revision. My main thing was to test these clock speeds and battery life at the settings I choose.

-Scott
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] prenedo:
OK, so I must be missing something. Have downloaded the kernel 2x now, wipe caches and flashed over newest synergy... Setcpu recognizes stock clock speeds only... anyone successfully flash this on synergy r53?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] failsaf3:
Scott- Thanks for the kernel. Running on stock VRALG1 at the moment and it's running great, snappy and battery seems awesome so far. Been too busy to install CleanROM but planning to do so this weekend. Thanks for all the hard work.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Scott:
Hmmm... Is your bootloader unlocked?

Can you go to about devices and tell me what the version is?

Your welcome! Glad you enjoy!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] bnmohler:
haha well no secret that you dont already know of..all your stuff. i ran quadrant on stock cpu settings then upped the oc each step and saw improvements each time. so by this time quadrant had been run about 5 times in a row. i had rebooted the phone about 30min prior and let things settle down. i killed out all my tasks but i didnt mess with any services so this had all my google and other social services still running.

it was getting a bit warm on the device after that so i will let others pioneer with leaving it full OC'ed but for a first go at it.. great work.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Scott:
Damn, thats no joke.

To anyone...

Any instability at 1.89???

Any adverse affects thus far?

I'm thinkign about oopening it up to 2.1 GHZ.... Any thoughts from anyone? Would you try 2.1 GHZ? Uneeded? Im open to suggestions.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] prenedo:
Baseband is lf2 :o guess I need to Odin up to lg1. Thanks Scott!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] chill145:
Haha i did the same thing. For the longest i couldn't find the download button

Going give this a go shortly. Thanks for all the hard work
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Scott:
A dude a few pages back said it worked fine on LF2 but I cannot confirm. I always try to run the latest baseband.

Haha! You are not the first... It happens. Especially if you do it on Mobile, the download button is cut off perfectly.

-Scott
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] yoyoche:
I'm running it on lf2 with no problem also.