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[Galaxy S III Android Development] drdoulittle:
Jelly Bean 4.1.1 from Sweden XXDLIH and the Phenomenal Medium Kernel very, very good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:D

No Problems, My result for the XXDLIB the new Jelly Bean 4.1.1 / XXDLIH is faster and respond more quickly.

The Phenomenal Kernel Medium and the app cpusleeper and the app Datasleep is a great Rom and really stable and very, very fast and the Battery is very nice.:D

Datasleep:

CpuSleeper:D

Jelly Bean XXDLIH not Regestry, download and have fun with this greate Rom and Phenomenal Medium 4.0

Have FUN and nice Day:cool:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] monster75:
Any issue with WanamLite 3.9? Thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mikeazores:
No problems at all. Great combination. :o
[Galaxy S III Android Development] galeej:
I am using extreme with arhd 12 and great performance with best battery life.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] monster75:
Is it still based on SpeedMod?:confused:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fedort:
Does CPU sleeper really works? I've heard mixed reviews about it. How much % will it save if installed?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mlkenschede:
Amazing with omega ans medium kernel! !!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] evie12604:
Screen on time?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mlkenschede:
Not that much 3 ours and 20 min. But with the original rom and kernel my phone needs to charge arround 17/18 hours. The stanby job is much more energy saving then normally.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mamba720027:
Heres mine with heavy usage on Omega V28 Rom and Phenomenal Extreme kernel. Watch videos about an hour or more,games,check fb,text etc. Auto sync off for everything. Screen Mode set on "movie",power saving turned on.Auto Brightness on.CPU Sleeper app turned on.

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] XenomorphXx121:
Amazing, using the extreme kernel with jellybean Sweden everything seems faster even games like nova 3 with no lag and doesn't overheat my phone like it did with the original kernel.

You have given my phone a new lease of life, was giving up on it after bad battery drain problems.

After a small amount of time playing a game battery used to go down 20% now much much less.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] monster75:
I haven't understood if it's speedmod based with UV or a brandnew kernel.:confused:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Was it ever based on speedmod?

Looking at the sources, I cannot find a speedmod basis. So I assume it is the stock kernel code, enriched by some changes which are listed in the OP.

Cheers

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SleemLDJ:
Someone please explain what these readings mean to me.

What does audio out 2 mean?

And what does alarm manager mean even if I don't have any alarms set.

Thanks.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] GrimPivo:
AudioOut is used to play notification and system sounds. System sounds could be disabled if you want to save battery.

AlarmManager sums up all the activities related to alarms and that is not only wakeups (e.g. creating/deleteting/updating alarms, alarms not related to wakeups).
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SleemLDJ:
Thanks for your answers.

However my phone was on total silence when overnight while betterbattrystats was reading it. Does it mean even in silent, audio out will still run?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] GrimPivo:
Well, I could be wrong of course.

I advise you to ask all of these questions here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1179809
[Galaxy S III Android Development] flash2999:
Is this kernel supporting init.d ?

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] whyboysfailincollege:
bro i had s3 now moved to sgn2 please make a kernel for note 2 thanx..ur kernel is awesome
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sohebq:
Yes missing this kernal on note 2

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] dbtomas:
I have more battery now, obout 30 %, tanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] StijnTehMan:
Getting good results now..

Extreme version on omega 27.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] roswell782:
I'm new here, let's try Extreme version on latest Omega...

Cheers, Ros.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] enigmatyq:
yes.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] galeej:
I have used this kernel with arhd and the battery life seems amazing . It's totally smooth and awesome.. Great work bro.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] wl3gan:
I notice that the extreme version (that's the only version I tried) consume less memory than other kernel GalaxSih, Siyah, Perseus and stock. In other words, it has more free available RAM. Even though, GalaxSih and Perseus kernel squeeze more total RAM (861MB and 859 respectively), extreme version (839MB) still has more free RAM to spare.

I believe this is something to do with the Kernel as I just flash the kernel without do any other thing and check out the free RAM.

For ROM, I am running Turkbey V17.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] baste07:
evaluating the free ram isn't really a good measure of how good a kernel is. but i have to say i am on phenom 4 extreme since flashing a JB,it's simply amazing. not too much tweaks taht wee don't even know if we even use anyways.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] human75:
more than a week, not a single problem with kernel.extreme version works very good on wanam lite rom.thanks to developer.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] avdaga:
great kernel, works perfectly and makes my my battery last about 4 days... would be nice if you could update to the last build though...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MBurns2:
guys, i want to try this but i'm a bit worried to decrease my hardware life..this kernel is great but i'm thinking that if a cpu is created to work on a set voltage,change that voltage can ruin it..i'm wrong ? ty
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Yes, you are wrong. Overvolting could potentially decrease cpu life. Undervolting not at all, all it can cause is instabilities.

So, you are safe to go ahead.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MBurns2:
true story but give less voltage to cpu/gpu, when they need more,doesn't decrease its life ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
No, it does not. It even stays more cool. So in theory it would even increase life time. But would not bet on it.

End of OT now, pls.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] vavslovakia:
i notice same overhearing as on stock or custom kernels, same as stock rom and customs. But..my sgs3 is always stable as rock and battery have neverending life with omega29(for now) and this kernel(ext. edition ). i cant say any bad word. amazing job !
[Galaxy S III Android Development] galeej:
I am also getting best battery life with nxtgen gen rom. Never seen such performance before except for smabergs rom. Thanks guys..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Pard0ned:
Great kernel. Just one small question - Does this kernel have swap enabled?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] vespa.truccata:
Great perfomance for me too... Version Extreme + Omega v29, with no freezes or else for almost 2 days now!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] vavslovakia:
no
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tennisjunkie:
Will someone please help me? I flashed this kernal after reading it is for the Samsung galaxy s3 and now my phone will not turn on at all. I believe it is bricked. Main reason I flashed it was bc it said if you flash the wrong one just pull the battery it wont hurt your phone and bc it looks awesome. Well , now I'm wondering if there is any chance I can fix this or am I gonna need to call Verizon to replace ?

Thanks !!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] beaver2233:
You don't have an international galaxy s3, do you? :/
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ausboy 2011:
You need to read before you flash mate:banghead:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tennisjunkie:
Nice.. I typed it into Google ( which I rarely do) and it said Samsung s3. Now, I'm in xda n feel foolish. So, anyone know how to get a jig or any remedies? Was on phone w Verizon and they're gonna send a new phone ... I lost all my data ..:(
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ausboy 2011:
download mode??
[Galaxy S III Android Development] baste07:
what modem are you guys using for JB roms
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ausboy 2011:
id advise the modem bundled with the rom
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tennisjunkie:
No...not even. Just ordered the replacement phone. I hope they can't tell I modified it ..Thanks guys!:o
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ausboy 2011:
righto well mate your best of going to your own forum
[Galaxy S III Android Development] monster75:
I've tried Phenomenal 4.0 Medium on WanamLite 4.0

It seems stable BUT the frequency can't go higher than 1000MHz.

I wiped cache and dalvik before and after installation

Any idea?

Thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ausboy 2011:
Mate check power saving mode sounds like u left it on :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] monster75:
Thanks! BINGO :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ausboy 2011:
:) no worries buddy
[Galaxy S III Android Development] BelJanss:
If I tick it on, will the settings of the phenomenal kernel take effect? Or i must uncheck it?

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] wildalan:
thnx for ur great work
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ausboy 2011:
If u tick it on your cpu will be limited to 1000 mhz.untick normal conditions
[Galaxy S III Android Development] marci4na:
any news about a new upgraded version?

loving medium one!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Kikorin:
I noticed a small problem with this kernel. When i watch long youtube video in HD, sometimes there are some lag, about 1-2 second, after that all works good again. Someone has same problem?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] EasyWorld:
I'm using Phenomenal 4.0 Extreme with the Omega ROM. Starting with Omega v.29 (based on XXDLJ1) the Phenomenal kernel became less battery friendly than the stock kernel. The same is true with Omega v.30 (based on XXDLJ2). I don't know the reason for that but the previous versions of Omega ROM worked perfectly with Phenomenal 4.0 kernel, whereas the last two versions are better off with the stock kernel.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Asseel:
New to Phenomenal

Do i have to flash Normal --> Medium --> Extreme, to avoid any damages ??

Or i can Flash Extreme at once and try ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] GrimPivo:
You can flash any version directly.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Asseel:
Can you tell me if they knew if it was modified or not because am planning to send my mobile soon
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Pard0ned:
Any word on further development here? Haven't been hearing much is all.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fenomeno83:
I have a lot of work in this period. I wait new sources or just in future i will change ramdisk.with the last. No need to upgrade when there is no reason to do it
[Galaxy S III Android Development] enigmatyq:
+1 i tryed for 2 weeks all kernels from xda..but your kernel seems to be the best in smoothness and battery.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] stefankorun:
What knowledge should I have to understand the sources?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] monster75:
Anybody tried the medium version with last WanamLite 4.2? I tried it with my friend's S3 (i'm an S2 owner) but he didn't tell me to have extra battery life. Maybe the last stock kernel, even without undervolting, is better than the phenomenal?:confused:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] baste07:
Even with extreme?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Asseel:
Extreme i have it and this is the second cycle and hardly i can notice a difference !

Rom: Omega V30
[Galaxy S III Android Development] monster75:
Not tried and I won't because I don't want to risk the stability with my friend's S3. However WanamLite 4.2 seems to have a great battery also without Phenomenal. Maybe even better?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] romeo57:
Can i flash over from another kernel?

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] rexboy:
Of course. It's just good practice to wipe the relevant caches afterwards before rebooting. Let it settle for a few cycle charges before making battery comparisons.

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Fille84:
The thing that you need a couple of charges to let it settle in is just b**** in my oppinion. Ive never noticed any improvements after a few cycles. I can allways see if a rom/kernel is working straight away.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] romeo57:
So, flash then wipe dalvik cache?

Thanks!

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] rexboy:
You're opinion. Might work for you but many Devs will suggest wait for a few cycles. It acts as clearing battery stats which is what the siyah kernel performs upon reaching 100%.

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---------- Post added at 12:07 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:06 AM ----------

Yep. If you have flashed different kernels consecutively, clearing battery stats is also an option in CWM

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ausboy 2011:
I gotta say battery was Better when first flashed then found battery drain swapped to persues and drain stopped no uv no scripts apart from audio
[Galaxy S III Android Development] aoisora:
I want to flash this kernel, currently what I have:

- dragon Rom v.4 xxdlj1

- baseband i9300NEDLi1

- build number xxdlj1

Can I use this kernel?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] zakwak:
great !!

Normal is very Great, stable and Battery for one day of heavy duty and i still have 53 % (with Turkbey Rom v17) !
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ksr007:
Yes ! U can.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] romeo57:
I've finally found my perfect kernel for best battery life! :D

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Revolver95:
let's say I want to try this kernel for a friend of mine who's going away, and I'm not sure if the phone will freeze if I try Medium or Extreme version.

so my question is, If I flash any of the Medium or Extreme versions, will the phone freeze right away after booting? or will it freeze later on with usability?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] baste07:
What rom are you on?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] romeo57:
ARHD 13.

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] enigmatyq:
i.ve tryed extreme version on my phone.with different rom.s. everytime i got freeze on start up when Androis is upgrading... Now i use medium version without issues since 2 weeks. So u can try first extrem version,and see if it.s stable.c
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Revolver95:
alright Thanks. Guess I'm gonna go with Medium then
[Galaxy S III Android Development] evie12604:
each phone is different. Try extreme first
[Galaxy S III Android Development] monster75:
Let's say that Normal is stable for 99% of users, Medium for 70% and Extreme for 20-30%.

My opinion? If you can't control your friend's phone and your friend is not able to fix it by him/herself, do not use phenomenal at all or just use normal one. But the best is using a rock stable rom such as WanamLite 4.2 which is already battery friendly. Remember that your friend won't thank you if his/her phone will have 1 hour more of battery, but he/she will curse you if his/her phone will freeze :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] baste07:
Then im part of the 20 percent lucky
[Galaxy S III Android Development] BR377:
I haven't tried extreme yet, still something in the back of my head tells me "This will break your phone".

Medium is working flawlessly here for now, might give in soon and test it out.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MattyDip:
I read that some people asked for a new version of Phenomenal. Did Samsung recently relased new sources for Kernel or is V 4.0 based on the latest Samsung sources? Thanks...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
There are no new sources available. Latest Samsung sources is update5, and Phenomenal bases already on them. So, no need to release a new version.

The only changes are in the ramfs of new kernels, but this affects only the proprietary exfat drivers so far. Maybe fenomeno could rebase his kernel on the latest modules from ramfs, but apart from that, there is really not more he can do (apart from adding new features of course).

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] baste07:
Is there any benefits for those modules?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
No. None significant.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] yokbob:
I m using the medium kernel and so far it is working really well, great battery life with butter smooth :) I m now only missing something to enable voodoo sound like siyah or perseus... Is it possible???

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] kai84m:
Voodoo Sound of Siyah Kernel is really good. But for those not using Siah Kernel (like me) i recommend this Mod .

It really improves the sound a big deal!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] justkidding74:
noob question but i just installed 4.1.1 latest wanam stock odexed rom can i use phenomenal kernel on it.rom is rooted....
[Galaxy S III Android Development] BR377:
Yes.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] roogerrisboredd:
I thought extreme worked great at first but then I tried to unlock my phone 30 minutes later and it froze and looped the unlock sound. I'll stick to Perseus for now with -100mv on all steps.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bajutes:
I just flashed the normal phenomenal kernel now. I am using checkrom v5.5. No lags as of yet. Will give feedback after 2 to three days.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] alysiper:
I'm flashing this on Omega 27.1. I'll come back later with reports.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fenomeno83:
-100mv is like medium version
[Galaxy S III Android Development] imranz:
i'm going to test out this kernel with Criskelo JB V14.0. Let see how it goes :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kandem:
Thanks. I'm trying it

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] silvio82:
I've tried this kind of undervolt, no freeze during normal usage but lags in heavy 3D games, so depends from phone usage......
[Galaxy S III Android Development] justkidding74:
Instaled extream last night so far loking great no bugs battery life excelent so far will report tomorow full test...Great job...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] marioh:
Thx man. Downloading........

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] drdoulittle:
fenomeno83

The Phenomenal extreme runs well, battery is good, but is still better than this in about 1-3 days you can then see real values​​. When I wake the phone is selected and makes everything immediately without any lag on the apps. The scrolling is smooth and really fast. Today I again the battery is fully charged, Batteriestats wiped and now I let the kernel run time 1-3 days without changes to the system to see where the real strengths of the Phenomenal 4.0 are extreme. Wifi, data, phone, push sync, everything works great and identify any delays.:good:

good work:cool:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] silvio82:
Have you tried heavy games, like asphalt or need for speed. Did you notice lags?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rubino90:
i post feedback for fenomeno i have a wanam semi stock rom 4.1.1 i flashed version 4.0 extreme and if i use phone for 3 hours last night everything is good but today i found one critical bug if i don't touch phone for 30/40 minutes when i turn on display my phone reboot after 2-3 minutes of uses not good :/ (ps previous version 3.0 doesn't have this bug) fenomeno :) please solved it :) you are a must! thanks for your hard work!!!:good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] drdoulittle:
Hi

I'm not a player, so I can not comment on that ... sorry .. have other interests, and the music of the Phenomenal contributes equally without any problems ..:D

@rubino90

No fault of the you describe I do not know and have no reboots ... after 2-3 days I can certainly see more, but what you're describing is definitely not so ...I have the original firmware LIB on it and only the Phenomenal extreme Kernel and running very good ...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nicregi:
Question. Can I use Thunderbolt Script with this?

Extreme doesn't work well for me. Now and medium and let's see how it goes around.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] silvio82:
I can understand your point of view, but a kernel heavy undervolted that cause lags during games or during a program that stress a lot the cpu is unstable. Stability, from my point of view, is not only "not freeze" the phone, but maintain intact all feature and performance of the phone increasing at the same time battery life for example.

I've not tried this so i cant judge phenomenal kernel, but an undervolt of -100mV cause lags during games with others kernel while the UI is perfectly smooth. ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] imranz:
Tried this kernel extreme version with Criskelo JB. No problem with lag running Asphalt 7.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] shr95:
hey guys which one can i put on my s3 running jellybean custom rom :) ? medium or extreme?>
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Flypwnz:
Phenomenal extreme + IncertCoin Rom. Got +25% to battery life. No lags and freezes.

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] drdoulittle:
silvio82,

I agree with you right ... so I had asked if you ExTweaks or sTweaks or influence with the Phenomenal v4.0 still could steer around the speeds on the CPU and the Undervolten something ... so far received no response. ... Had the Siyah 1.6.6I on it also ran very well with Jelly Bean.

Siyah 1.6.7 and Phenomenal run as well as the statements of users of different platforms best suited to Jelly Bean. Advantage in Siyah's just ExTweaks / sTweaks where I can still do something in the settings. So you have to try out different needs ... I leave now the extreme Phenomenal first on it and maybe I look at the medium Phenomenal v4.0 again ..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fenomeno83:
for this reason there are 3 version..use best versione for your phone and for your use...can be "normal" your best version
[Galaxy S III Android Development] steelbeans:
Phenomenal extreme doesn't work with latest Omega rom, got lots of freezes etc. So onto medium now. Will report back soon! Typing this seems a bit slow though :-\

Great idea though!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rexboy:
Has to be other settings etc on your phone.

I've been using extreme version on about the last 4 Omega ROMs including the latest v31. Never had a FC, reboot, freeze issue etc. Always runs great

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ausboy 2011:
Sure can
[Galaxy S III Android Development] steelbeans:
Hmmm i'm not sure, i tried it with a clean flash of omega 31 last night. Hung on lock screen, and as soon as i got an sms once it held the vibration and froze! :/

Not sure what we're doing differently.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] BR377:
Tried out extreme today.

So far results are incredible, stable, stock battery and as you can see 6 hours of heavy use with at least 5 of those screen on and WiFi.

I was watching YouTube movies for a fair chunk of it. 23% batt left.

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] chargen2:
Loving this kernel so far! One feature of Siyah that I miss is the option to have the notification light 'pulse' or 'throb' (fade in and out) instead of blink. Would it be possible to include that feature in this kernel at all? I find it *much* more pleasing than the blinking!

:D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Pard0ned:
Does anyone know if this kernel have swap enabled?

Found answer.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rexboy:
Yeah its definitely weird that so many have mixed results. Looking at the previous posts there are even some who have freezing issues with the medium version.

Since the first omega ROM I've used I haven't even full wiped the last 5or so updates with each new ROM and still no problems with extreme on v31.

Are you sure that you're not restoring system data or using another theme that may be causing the instability?

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