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[Galaxy S III Android Development] drdoulittle:
Very clever writing ... I'll try the kernel and if they do not work exactly fly the kernel, which have not managed to convince me down ... it is so simple...:cool:

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:good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tkalli:
Flashed phenomenal 4.0 extreme.

Ran Vellamo benchmark.

Figured if it was going to freeze, it would do it during one of the benchmarks.

No freezes.

Will see what happens for rest of the day.​
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cagdasoneren:
I tried the extreme version first but phone booting up then restart again. Then tried Medium version and now very stable. Now I will wait my battery life time change or not?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] justkidding74:
One day now i have extreame installed end its all ok expet i have now isshue with proximity sensor?Eny sugestion or tip?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] drdoulittle:
Okay, I had not previously had and the battery is great for extreme, but once I did a reboot with no share in it too, it all depends of the medium, and then we'll see ... a good and clean alternative is also Siyah and there is as of today the 1.6.8 .. but is still on 1.6.7 but the link says 1.6.8 and then in the German forum, users are happy ... for me still too early .. wait and therefore first drink tea.:D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Lolento:
I tried the extreme and had issues with random reboots too but interestingly the reboots didn't happen on resource heavy apps.

Reboots happen for me on Twhome or checking calendar.

I think the approach of voltage reduction here can be improved. From other "battery saving" kernels I've seen from my older HTC phone, the voltage is scaled across frequencies and not the same reduction across the board.

For example, the voltage reduction is lower at low frequencies and higher at high frequencies.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fenomeno83:
No...some.phone manage better low voltages at low frequencies,other low voktages at high freq...i can't make 1234532133 versions, but there are 3 that are sufficient
[Galaxy S III Android Development] vladtdr:
this kernel is amazing...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] xdaywalkerx:
tried every kernel out there. phenomenal is the best kernel so far. great. I'm in viking Rom 7.2.

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9300 mit Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sohebq:
using extreme version, going exceptional, no errors, super fast

sent from: designed for humans :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] zantekk:
Just another mirror.

http://zantekk.de/host/upload/Phenomenal4.0Normal.zip

http://zantekk.de/host/upload/Phenomenal4.0Medium.zip

http://zantekk.de/host/upload/Phenomenal4.0Extreme.zip
[Galaxy S III Android Development] PacketJ:
At last the jb version is here! Thanks very much
[Galaxy S III Android Development] RtN89:
Can I use this in conjunction with SetCPU (mainly to reduce the CPU Frequency to further enhance battery life)?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] saberzaid:
After i used this kernel my ram gose down to 839

I remember it was 880 or something like that
[Galaxy S III Android Development] zappoo:
How can I enable (temporarily) logcat with this kernel?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MasterThiefGarrett:
I can't thank you enough for stuff like this.. really... man I'm sooooooooo happy I ditched my Crapple iPhone :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fenomeno83:
?? In old ics was about 780...with stock jelly bean is 833...with phrnomensl is 839
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fenomeno83:
No ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] zappoo:
hehe ok thanks :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gboydroid:
Wew.this morning when i browse some apps on playstore it suddenly freeze. I guess i should go down to medium.hehehe
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dereknas:
I think medium is just about right for the majority. I've tried extreme and it was stuck at the homescreen during boot-up. After installing medium, everything seems to be fine. Just have to use it normally like I do and see if this is ok.

Don't be really too pre-occupied with trying to get your phone to work with extreme. If it doesn't work means your phone is not able to take the values set in the extreme mode. Try the medium mode. I'm sure you'll still gain some benefits of this kernel even if you're using the medium one.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kipue:
Hi all,

quick message to say that I can report extreme mode to work on Ultima 2.1.2, running it for a few hours, nothing bad happened.

Secondly I do have a curiosity question:

What are the parameters that make this work for some but not others? I guess that the rom can be a factor, but is there also some hardware differences among same phone models?

Just curious :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pride_kr:
Is it normal some lags on medium and insertcoin rom?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ausboy 2011:
no lag on medium version here with checkrom :)

Sent from my checkrom jellybean powered sgs 3 :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rexboy:
Running omega v27, extreme version and everything runs sweet. Ensured cleared all caches after kernel install and so far battery life quite good vs siyah for me.

Besides improved battery life, phone is running quite quick as well. No hang, lag etc which I did sometimes get on other kernels.

Sent from my SG3
[Galaxy S III Android Development] unholygid:
I also noticed phone runs much cooler with extreme version unlike stock kernel which will heat up the phone after playing asphalt 7
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Very easy: Typical tolerances in the manufacturing process. One silicon as sometimes better than the other one. So one works, the other one not.

And then there is no way to make the "not so good" silicone working with lower voltages. It will just never ever work.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] beaver2233:
my phone will not die, taking forever to drain! impressed :D loved the work on the S2 and the S3 seems no different.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fenomeno83:
it's normal...less voltages-->less energy-->less hot
[Galaxy S III Android Development] whyboysfailincollege:
awesum

bro thankx what a kernel u made.....amzinggggggggggggggggg kernel wow.i m using my phone for about 5 hours with wifi on still i have 58 percent battery wow wow wow.

i m using wanam lite 3.7 with ur phenomenal 4.0 extreme no problem at all...

i will try xpower 2.0.0 then give u feed back
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gboydroid:
That's what i like about this rom my phone is soo cooll..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] yogosun:
Extreme was causing freezes for me, just installed medium,, will see how that is working for me but to far so good
[Galaxy S III Android Development] elcom:
Using extreme version with foxhound 0.2.

Everything is working perfectly. Phone is super fast and battery drain is definitely less than before. Also the phone runs much cooler and does not heat up almost at all.

Great kernel > improved battery life > phone doesn't heat up as much > even better on the battery... I like the way the wheel is turning.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kipue:
Alright, got it. Thanks for the reply :)

Guess I'm in luck then.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Davidoffxda:
Extreme not working for me, phone enters in loop of automatic restart after few seconds the home screen is active. :confused::rolleyes::eek:

Medium seems working fine. See you in a day.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] beiker44:
Does this kernal work on the Rom -Resurrection Remix?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] flashinjoe:
No, RR is AOKP based.

THIS KERNEL IS ONLY FOR JELLY BEAN GALAXY S3 SAMSUNG BASED ROM!!!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] beiker44:
Ok, what's the best Jelly bean based rom?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] unholygid:
There is no best jb rom. Its ALL about your own preference. Read up on what are the features and try them. Personally i like a very stripped down rom aka ultra lite rom and install whatever i want.

However it might not work for u. Take ur time and look around
[Galaxy S III Android Development] flashinjoe:
in my opinion it is omega rom 27.1. stock rom with mods and nice kitchen tools, themes etc.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] whyboysfailincollege:
try wanam lite
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gboydroid:
It is forbidden to compare roms :p
[Galaxy S III Android Development] flashinjoe:
ok.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] diego9016:
Besides, this is the Phenomenal kernel thread, not another Which rom is better thread.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] skivnit:
Just wondering if you guys can post ur hourly drain with wifi and 3G on cos I'm using the extreme version and I'm getting 2.4 per hour on 3g without syncing and just idling
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bernard134:
My phone running latest JB firmware cannot even take the normal version. Having some random reboot sometimes. Guess only stock kernel will work.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] saad2687:
This kernel is a beast .... thanks alot fenomeno for your work :)

I am using fox hound 0.7
[Galaxy S III Android Development] drdoulittle:
+1
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gboydroid:
Weird. Y some user's experience lag :p
[Galaxy S III Android Development] unholygid:
Different roms different taste.

I've tried quite a lot of roms here. Checkrom, wannalite, omega etc. I still end up with a stripped down rom cause I really can't stand bloatware. :p

I still prefer a 194mb rom, installing only applications I need. Its my daily driver!

I dont even know whats the meaning of "Ohhhh LAG!" or "Nooo why do i have battery drain?" ever since I had my samsung s3 rooted
[Galaxy S III Android Development] inertiaholic:
on rayglobe miui 1.6 on blackened kernel and the battery was good already.

with phenomenal extreme, there were some freeeezes but perfectly good with phenom Medium. and the battery life now is really phenomenal!

dropped like just one percent in an hour and that includes a 20 min phone call! thanks for the great work!

edit: forgot to add, i am using the ICS version. being a chronic flasher, when i used the JB version for ultima rom, it worked with phenom Normal, and battery was crazy good too!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bajutes:
Medium kernel user here. Checkrom 5.5 is my rom. Battery is really phenomenal. Only comment is why do i have a high android system usage? I used stock kernel before but android system usage before was lower.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fenomeno83:
see only real behavior of battery...don't see others things
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ausboy 2011:
I have that too but still manage 7 hrs screen on :D

Sent from my checkrom jellybean powered sgs 3 :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] time_shock:
This kernel is amazing in standby.. I had 72% battery after 16 hours unplugged.. about 30 minutes screen on..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] beaver2233:
+1, getting 6/7 hours - best I've got since owning the phone.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] zappoo:
Can we do some tweaks to Wireless driver - I am getting high kernel wakelock for wlan_rx_wake - I have heard kernel can do some tweaks for this?

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Specifically this item as mentioned in siyah's changelog:

change packet filter settings to block multicast (thanks to Entropy512).
[Galaxy S III Android Development] skivnit:
Yes please.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] spevil07:
using checkrom 5.5

tested extreme, in only 10min 2reboots :(

now testing medium...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ausboy 2011:
medium is best if extreme not work :)

Sent from my checkrom jellybean powered sgs 3 :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] spevil07:
i will test it at the weekend,...

i know the kernel from the s2 ;)

at the s2 it was phenomenal ;) ;) ;) ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Rikul:
Is this a problem.. on medium version and pegasusq governer.. my cpu freq wont go beyond 1000mhz even when i am playing a heavy game.. i am using cpu spy for monitoring that.. have some lags coz of that
[Galaxy S III Android Development] The Thug:
Giving the medium kernel a try. Has been running on Omega v27.1 for a couple of hours so far with no problems.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gboydroid:
Now i can say that this kernel make my phone cooler with heavy used. :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bigr1979:
Hi, tried the kernel with Viking Rom today and running really nicely thank you and great battery so far.

I tried the Extreme Kernel at first and my phone seems to run for a bit but then crashes so switched to Medium and all is well.

From the first post it says....

Extreme:

cpu arm : -125mv to all freq

cpu internal: -50mv to all freq

bus: -100mv to all freq

gpu: -100mv to all freq

Medium:

cpu arm : -100mv to all freq

cpu internal: -50mv to all freq

bus: -100mv to all freq

gpu: -50mv to all freq

I would love to try a happy medium between the Extreme and the Medium, basically a medium with more of a gpu underclock, is a way of doing this via an app, i would love to find out if it is the extra -50mv on the gpu or the extra -25mv on the cpu arm of the Extreme version that is causing my crash.

Thanks again for the great work.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] riccardoPolaris:
Over The Top!

Display:

Only 3G/Hsdpa, without wifi!

XXDLIB H3G Roma

CheckRom v5.5 - Jelly Bean

Kernel Phenomenal extreme v4.0

Inviato dal mio iPhone ****er (GT-I9300)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] :
For me too.

Medium is fine
[Galaxy S III Android Development] johnzoids:
I'm on extreme.. No problems at all.. 1 reboot in 24 hrs
[Galaxy S III Android Development] RS050377:
How do you get such long screen on times? What are your screen settings?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nigriv:
im try this kernel with omega v27.1

dont know its 7 hours+ for charge 100% fully

its normal? :confused:

before use JB im using Kernel 3extreme in ICS wanam 1.8

its fast charge 5 hours for 100% fully :eek:

but its still normaly works good job :good:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] primetechv2:
I've heard of different locations where the wallpaper might be stored on Android, but recently my rooted friend with a Galaxy Nexus went looking for his and couldn't find it...

The first place we checked was, I believe, /data/data/com.Android.preferences and all subfolders.

Any other ideas?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] basketthis:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...GwsMSwyLDEsIm5ldC54cTU1LmZsYXNocGxheWVyamIiXQ..

Seems to be getting great reviews. Anyone try it?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] elliwigy:
just install the real flash player? lol
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] basketthis:
I have used the real one. Just wondering if anyone has tried this out or had heard anything about it...

Edit: side loaded it. ;)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Censura_Umbra:
All this app does is shortcut you so that you can sideload flash player yourself. It is for the noobs that don't know how to sideload
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Mattix724:
What's this talk about side loading flash player?

I have it installed and all I had to do was download the apk, open root explorer, navigate to the downloads, click on the apk and install.

How hard is that?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] basketthis:
You would be surprised. :rolleyes: I talk to people daily that don't know how to install an OS on a computer. Nor do they know about other options like Linux distros.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Mattix724:
True... I'm always helping everyone in my family do something simple on the computer.

Sometimes I forget that not everyone knows how to use one.
[Android Software Development] AshtonTS:
Added screenshots :)
[Android Software Development] wlmeng11:
So... Macs are Impersonal Computers?

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Nice guide though btw
[Android Software Development] AshtonTS:
Lol I'll fix that. Thanks btw. I'm out today, but I'll give you one tomorrow (too lazy to use my phone)
[Android Software Development] wlmeng11:
To save time, you might want to just have a adb/fastboot combo instead of the entire sdk.

(BTW it's tomorrow :p)

Sent from my HTC Rezound
[Android Software Development] AshtonTS:
Maybe, I actually use other parts of the SDK ;). Ill look into that though
[Android Software Development] wlmeng11:
Well since this guide is primarily aimed towards users who only want to root their phone, rather than developers, adb/fastboot is really all you need.

So it would save time to just use an adb/fastboot combo.
[Android Software Development] Fallon9111:
I still prefer linux

I still prefer the linux enviroment, although its handy to have the adb on my macbook for when I'm not at home and have bricked my device :S

I had already got this setup, I just didn't know the ~/.bash_profile bit :) Now I know had to add my own programs as actual programs and not just aliases XD
[Android Software Development] visor:
First off, nice guide. I am still trying to understand why you've moved adb and fastboot from platform-tools, rather than export the path to that directory. Is there any particular reason?

EDIT: BTW, you've hit the front page on XDA. :D
[Android Software Development] straycat:
Hi.

Would it be valid on a very old Powerbook Pismo running 10.4 Tiger??

Thanks in advance and regards.
[Android Software Development] sshvetsov:
Indeed, though this method allows you to update your adb and fastboot via Android SDK Manager (ASM). Also, in cases where all you need is adb and fastboot, you can speed up future update checks by going to "Tools"->"Manage Add-on Sites..." in ASM and click on "Disable All" button in "Official Add-on Sites" tab. From there on Android SDK Manager will check only the default repository containing tools and APIs.
[Android Software Development] AshtonTS:
It could be done that way, but I personally put other stuff in the android folder on my Mac, and also it's a bit quicker to just drag a file into one folder on your desktop than into a folder within a folder :)
[Android Software Development] AshtonTS:
You won't be able to install the SDK, but you can extract the android.zip to a folder named android on your desktop or wherever and use that in place of the SDK step
[Android Software Development] wlmeng11:
Actually, that's a PowerPC Mac, so Intel OSX software will not work.

There is no official support for PowerPC that I know of, but someone on XDA did make binaries for PowerPC.

Sent from my HTC Rezound

Edit: yup, official sdk is x86 only.

BTW, here's the link to the ported binaries.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=898744
[Android Software Development] varanhia:
So many graces, this thing has saved the life because I have not a PC windows, thank you still
[Android Software Development] AshtonTS:
Glad it worked for you :)
[Android Software Development] DarkSorcerer:
Hi,

Thank you very much. Worked like a charm.

Regards,
[Android Software Development] nigameash:
Awesome thread. Thanks for taking out the time ;)
[Android Software Development] AshtonTS:
Glad it helped you two ;)

Sent from my HTC Sensation
[Android Software Development] Pithism:
Hi thanks so much for this. Ive been wanting something like this for months/ almost a year.

All the other guides didnt work for me, but this was simple and easy to follow.

Ive encountered one problem and its device specific. My nexus 7 tablet works great with adb, but my htc evo 4g lte doesnt. its rooted, and running cm 10 4.1.2. its debugged any idea how to make it see the device?

UPDATE. so i turned on my usb storage on the device and it now sees the phone. Great work!!!!

Am i going to have to connect storage to mac all the time for this to work on any device?
[Android Software Development] Benjaminrice:
Thanks for this post
[Android Software Development] v8dreaming:
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[Android Software Development] r0ger:
If you start flashing your firmware downloading only adb and fastboot please be sure to download the latest version otherwise you may experiments errors like the one below

# fastboot flash system image-shamu-lmy47z/system.img

< waiting for device >

sending 'system' (1737280 KB)...

(bootloader) Data size exceeds download buffer

Just in case... to flash Android 5.1.1 on a Nexus 6 I succesfully used the version below attached
[Android Software Development] BartDuwez:
thanks this helped allot :) but to instal i used this: http://htc-one.wonderhowto.com/how-...-mac-os-x-send-commands-your-htc-one-0151178/

seems allot easier :D i was mainly here for the usage of the commands where i had to go in terminal n stuff, the shortcut is realy nice!!

i used to have windows until 3 days and i'm still setting up everything on my new macbook pro 2015 really like the OS! i am an experienced windows user so i understand how computers work :D if u have any advance mac tips please let me know in PM. Thanks for this tutorial, learning everyday! :p
[Android Software Development] Kur0ya:
Hi all,

Just trying to do this but my device says unauthorised. what do I need to do?

Thanks

edit: okay I got it to work by unplugging and plugging a few times.

I thought this would make my device appear as a storage device in Finder but this is not so... am i misunderstanding the use of this?
[Android Software Development] follettoverde:
Hallo everybody, i have some problems. I always used my adb-fatboot folder with nexus 5 without any issue. Today, using the same folder, i unlocked my Oneplus two bootloader but when i try to flash twrp using as usual "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img" command i have always this message: error cannot load "recovery.img". What's wrong with this?

edit: solved, dragged and dropped file directly in terminal window
[Android Software Development] naresh2990:
Thank you for the GUIDE, you have saved us from a lot of mess :)
[Android Software Development] carlylemiii:
Wow, this was incredible. Thank you so much!
[Android Software Development] vladworks:
Hi.

I am using a Mac ( el capitan )...I have installed the Android Studio and adb looks installed correct.

When running command ./adb version it gives:

Android Debug Bridge version 1.0.29

When I run ./adb devices however I get:

adb server is out of date. killing...

* daemon started successfully *

List of devices attached

How can I solve this so I can root?
[Android Software Development] Tia_93_:
Hello, maybe someone can enlighten me.

How can I get the adb and fastboot files updated? I mean, I have a version on the desktop right now which I used last summer for my N5, but I ain't sure they're fine with the OP2 I got now (or for the N5 right now, if I still had it). Shall I download the whole Android SDK package and then get out the two things? How do I do so?

Thank you.
[Android Software Development] EMRepairs:
I have followed all of the steps but am having trouble retrieving the device's serial number in terminal. I believe it may have something to do with the fact that I cannot enable usb debugging because my device has no operating system. Is there a way to get around this or a way to turn it on from recovery mode?

Thanks in advance!!
[Android Software Development] Soft Phan:
On Windows, just plug and play.
[Android Software Development] zsolt0616:
super
[Android Software Development] Mario3333:
somehow it doesnt let me perform any adb commands

all I get when opening adb directly (via doubleclick or "open adb" in its folder) is:

logout

Saving session...

...copying shared history...

...saving history...truncating history files...

...completed.

--> after which the process is terminated

it wont let me list devices as indicated here either

PLEASE HELP
[Android Software Development] doandm:
Thanks for your information :)
[Android Software Development] Tia_93_:
Can I do that still today? Just using adb and fastboot? If so, where can I get just the two updated files? I cannot find them in the SDK :(
[Android Software Development] chocolo:
Moto g

Hi guys, I've looked at many guides, followed all the updates and steps, but cannot unlock the bootloader on my first gen moto g.

When I enter the code "fastboot oem get_unlock_data" (or whatever the exact line is) nothing happens. What could be wrong?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.