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[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] MrxSiN:
Yank, Im select OC balance t first option. That nothing to do with Governor right? The first setting just UC and OC of core
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Yank555:
The presets just set the default values in the following screens in Aroma, nothing more, they have 0 impact on the config.

What is configured is entierly based on what you keep or change in the various screens.

So if you choose OC Balanced but change every setting in the following screens, well you won't have anything left of OC Balanced.

JP.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] MrxSiN:
So the OC settings can only be use with YankasusQ?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Yank555:
The first screen

is not a setting

!!

The first screen only changes what is selected by default in all the other screens.

Only "all the other" screens are settings. I can remove the first screen and it wouldn't change anyting at all for that kernel, but everyone would have to remember all he selected last time he flashed.

So you can choose ANY preset, and change behind that to whatever you want, only what you choose in the other screens has an effect on the kernel.

The presets are just supposed to help people that don't get (or don't want to get) what the settings all mean.

JP.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Yank555:
Aroma Settings Explained has been updated.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] svs57:
10x for NFS modules :)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] ragnan86:
I find v3.1i better in standby battery.. 3 hours and just % down.. superb!!!
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Yank555:
Re: [Kernel][2013/FEB/15][GT-I9300][Samsung][3.0.64][YankasusQ] Yank555.lu kernel v3.

That's not a very precise statement ;)

What config settings did you use (on both) ?

Because if you use PegasusQ on 3.2, then in fact you have 3.1i, there are no other changes than the new governor ;)

JP.

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[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] ragnan86:
Hi Yank!!!

I used your personal settings on both.. I guess the only difference is the governor right?.. 3.2 has your new governor..

Ok so I will update 3.2 with your settings and just change the governor back to PegasusQ :o
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] transpirman:
Random complete freeze

Hi,

I enjoy Yank555.lu kernel since several version. Thank you for the development !

I updated recently from 3.1i to 3.2 on OmegaRom 42

Since then I noticed some random and complete freeze (need power+vol down to reboot)

I even had this freeze during aroma screen when I tried to change Yank555 kernel settings afterwards

I used the YanksusQ governor and the other yank555 presets (except init.d which is supported by the rom)

any idea ?

I suspect CRT off mod to be involved ...

Is it possible to trace something on a logfile ?

I will try another governor (PegasusQ or LulzactiveQ) and see if the problem occurs again...

Thank in advance for your help !

S.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Yank555:
That is correct.

But every beta-tester including myself were getting noticably better battery on the new governor, so I'm quite surpised anyawy, but all the governors are there for you to choose the one that suits you best.

JP.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Yank555:
Okay, if you get freezes in Aroma, that's 100% not related to my kernel, since when in Aroma you are running on the recovery kernel, which is the one your recovery brought, and Aroma is a binary that comes from Amarullz.

Now that put aside, Aroma sometimes freezes, that is a known issue of Aroma itself, has nothing to do with what is being flashed with it, so this might just be bad timing.

Can you please post this :

- /system/etc/init.kernel.sh

- /data/kernel-boot.log

- /system/etc/init.d (zip the full content)

So we can get a insight of what is setup on your system.

JP.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] ragnan86:
Re: [Kernel][2013/FEB/15][GT-I9300][Samsung][3.0.64][YankasusQ] Yank555.lu kernel v3.

Hi Yank,

Do you have plans of implementing dual boot like Siyah? Or is it copyrighted :D
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Yank555:
Doubt it's copyrighted, but credit need to go to GM as it's his work !

But no, it's not on my roadmap.

JP.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Mennpiko:
Yank555 Congratulations, the phone is super fast and flow with this new 3.2 on the new governor, I love how this kernel.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] supreethms:
@Yank, this kernel is just amazing.

I have never seen a kernel with such a battery backup.

Well, right now, screen time = almost 2.5 hours and battery indicator shows still 60% left.

:D

Maybe i can get over 4 hours of screen time.

:)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] manojpy:
JP would appreciate your inputs. Have frozen maps and disabled Google now. Thanks
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] corrsea:
Re: [Kernel][2013/FEB/15][GT-I9300][Samsung][3.0.64][YankasusQ] Yank555.lu kernel v3.

The secril_fd and multipdp wakelocks are most likely the problem .

Switching fast dormancy of should solve the secril_fd but won't help with multipdp in my exoerience.

My advice would be to change your modem.

The same thing happened to me with XELLA. At the time I went back to XDLID and the issue was resolved.

ROM Sotmax Ultimate V15

Kernel Yank555.lu-V3.2
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Yank555:
I agree with Corrsea on Fast Dormancy, never had it myself, though, so can't give you any better advice, he has experienced it first hand.

I also saw this :

DownloadManager (Media): 3 h 43 m 42 s (13422 s) Count:389 16.9%
...
"PowerManagerService" (): 3 h 47 m 50 s (13670 s) Cnt:(c/wc/ec)4296/0/0 16.0%
"deleted_wake_locks" (): 3 h 22 m 20 s (12140 s) Cnt:(c/wc/ec)1586900/0/2978 14.2%

If you have a download going on in the background (was that the case ??), that will abviously keep the device awake and draw more juice and it can't download and go into deep sleep, that probably expains part of the difference between I guess :

Awake (): 7 h 33 m 26 s (27206 s) Ratio: 34.4%
Screen On (): 2 h 30 m 11 s (9011 s) Ratio: 11.4%

JP.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] sd_dracula:
I am on Omega ROM v41 with my international S3 and I suffer from the slow charge bug.

I want to install the yank kernel to try the fast charge but I have also swapped the internal memory with the sd card and according to http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=37865061&postcount=4 that will no longer work after the install?

Can someone confirm that is/isn't the case?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Yank555:
Re: [Kernel][2013/FEB/15][GT-I9300][Samsung][3.0.64][YankasusQ] Yank555.lu kernel v3.

It will work, but the slow charge issue is not kernel related, so changing the kernel won't help.

I suppose you're still using the stock charger with the stock cable, try using both a different charger and cable, that should do it.

Now you can still flash the kernel, but I wouldn't want you to do it under a wrong pretext ;)

JP.

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[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] 3izz:
Thanks

Thanks a lot for this great kernel I really like the new update with the new presets that made my phone amazing compared to what I had before concerning battery life . Btw I'm running on vikingway v6
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] sd_dracula:
The thing is, the slow charge only happened I went from stock 4.1.1 to Omega v41 4.1.2 and as part of the FAQ of Omega ROM it says to install a kernel that supports fast charge is this bug is experienced, that is why I asked.

And yes I am using the usb cable that came with the phone and the usb port on my desktop.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Yank555:
Re: [Kernel][2013/FEB/15][GT-I9300][Samsung][3.0.64][YankasusQ] Yank555.lu kernel v3.

Ah ok. Well I can only urge you to use a different cable and charger than stock.

Now that said, USB ports, 2.0 I mean, only deliver 475mA/h by standard, using more can damage the port.

I occasionally charge mine over a powered USB hub, so I accept the danger and I get about 700-900mA/h on it and so far no damage.

If you want to charge 'fast' you most definately better use an AC charger.

Again, I don't want to keep you from using my kernel ;) I just want you to see the whole picture on this, as I believe you should be aware of it before you use any of these charging methods.

JP.

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[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] romskii:
AW: [Kernel][2013/FEB/15][GT-I9300][Samsung][3.0.64][YankasusQ] Yank555.lu kernel v3.

Really amazing Kernel.

Very huge options in Aroma

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[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] sd_dracula:
Ah no problem thanks for the explanation.

Was going to install it as it seems cooler in features than Omega stock.

Wouldn't mind having Oc ability, fading LED, hardware soundengine, etc.

Tell me one thing though, I have the swap internal memory with sd card mod, after flashing the kernel, will I have any problems with that? Will I just need to flash it again or will it just work?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Yank555:
Re: [Kernel][2013/FEB/15][GT-I9300][Samsung][3.0.64][YankasusQ] Yank555.lu kernel v3.

It should just work, enable init.d support from kernel in Aroma and you should be fine.

I'd still make a nandroid to be on the safe side.

One last warning, if you have an exFAT formated sdcard, it won't work as I don't support exFAT.

That should enough warnings from me :D

JP.

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[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] manojpy:
Re: [Kernel][2013/FEB/15][GT-I9300][Samsung][3.0.64][YankasusQ] Yank555.lu kernel v3.

Thanks . which modem would you recommend as I had installed the Indian one thinking it will be the most compatible and battery friendly. Should I go back to the one in v15.

Sent from my S3, YANKed with Sotmax v15 AOSP 240 DPI ROM
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] corrsea:
Re: [Kernel][2013/FEB/15][GT-I9300][Samsung][3.0.64][YankasusQ] Yank555.lu kernel v3.

Either that or the last one that worked well for you.

ROM Sotmax Ultimate V15

Kernel Yank555.lu-V3.2
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] jdogzilla:
Is there an app, like STweaks for Siyah, that allows us to change kernel options post installation? I know Aroma provides lot of choices, but I don't want to flash every time I want to experiment a different setting. Thanks.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] ekie84:
Re: [Kernel][2013/FEB/15][GT-I9300][Samsung][3.0.64][YankasusQ] Yank555.lu kernel v3.

I dont thing so though
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] corrsea:
Re: [Kernel][2013/FEB/15][GT-I9300][Samsung][3.0.64][YankasusQ] Yank555.lu kernel v3.

All the sound settings can be changed with Boefla. Governor, cpu frequency and read ahead plus lots of other things I have never experimented with can all be changed with system tuner, set cpu, rom toolbox or similar. What's left are pretty much all or nothing settings which you probably never alter.

ROM Sotmax Ultimate V15

Kernel Yank555.lu-V3.2
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] ragnan86:
Re: [Kernel][2013/FEB/15][GT-I9300][Samsung][3.0.64][YankasusQ] Yank555.lu kernel v3.

Best battery life I have seen in my phone.. this is my 1st cycle stat with Sotmax v15 and Yank v3.1i and both rock!!!

I don't want to move away from this.. cos I am afraid that if I move to Yank v.3.2 I will lose this :D

Promise me (Kidding...;)) that I will get better battery life for the same performance in Yank v3.2 with Sotmax settings and one governor changed to the new one!!! ;) :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] corrsea:
Re: [Kernel][2013/FEB/15][GT-I9300][Samsung][3.0.64][YankasusQ] Yank555.lu kernel v3.

Try 3.2 with YankasusQ 1.5 low. Or if you're really daring drop to 1.4 low. You might be pleasantly suprised:)

*PROMISE*

ROM Sotmax Ultimate V15

Kernel Yank555.lu-V3.2
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] ragnan86:
With the same performance? lag free, stable, snappy, No FCs and reboots????
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] STELIOSFAN:
Dear Yank,

I don't want to be a spammer or a pain in the @ss, but will we expect the MHL sound issue resolved in the next release?

Thank you
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Yank555:
Re: [Kernel][2013/FEB/15][GT-I9300][Samsung][3.0.64][YankasusQ] Yank555.lu kernel v3.

Now 3.2 is out and I had a little private live back, this topic is next on the platter, I didn't buy that adapter to keep it in the drawer afterall ;)

But now it's time to start the workweek, so time to go to the office and work for my employer :D

JP.

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[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] corrsea:
Re: [Kernel][2013/FEB/15][GT-I9300][Samsung][3.0.64][YankasusQ] Yank555.lu kernel v3.

You really need to test that yourself. But definitely no fc's freezes or reboots. The performance obviously is sightly less the lower you go, but the battery gains can be quit starting. There are 6 steps so there is bound to be one that suits. But if not just change back to PegasusQ and there will be no difference from 3.1i.

ROM Sotmax Ultimate V15

Kernel Yank555.lu-V3.2
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] STELIOSFAN:
Point well put :) Please do work for your employer as this can cause a domino effect ---> Work for employer -> Money -> Yank Happy -> Kernel updates -> users happy

Jokes aside, really looking fw for the fix and I'm really happy that you still have it in your timeplans :)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] i04055:
How can I customize the setting? since I try to choose Full Stock setting and then customize the setting but seems the kernel still flash the full stock setting and discard my customize setting...
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] svs57:
All kernel settings stored in "/etc/init.kernel.sh"

You can either manually edit the file or reconfigure via CWM reinstall.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] jayden2009:
Maybe you should try in wifi options to forget you're router.. Then power off router power up and reconnect it with you're phone?.. Here everything is working well

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[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Yank555:
I'm afraid that is very true, hence my signature ;)

But in this case, there has been no change at all in the kernel (1.7 is the kernel in 1.7, 1.7a and 1.7b), only Aroma has evolved allowing to set more stuff.

Swappiness exists in Linux since ... forever, and it was not fair to have it changed in hardswap and not zram and rather than having users manually needing to change that by scripting or whatever, I added it to the options, I think that's what Aroma is for ;)

But rest assured, I have not changed my mind on kernel mods (here I mean code in the kernel sources), I want a stable and close to stock kernel, that's my absolute goal.

On the other hand, if I add undervolting (in the kernel this time), well that will again add another menu in Aroma :rolleyes:

What I'm trying to do is have a kernel that :

is close to stock

is stable

is battery friendly

is user configurable when flashing, taking away the need for additional apps to handle this and that

But that only works with options.

Btw, MuertoKo put the reading thing correctly ;)

JP.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] uberto.costanzo:
this is the best, thanks yank
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] MuertoKo:
The image fits well to many conversations here :)

Just thinking now, could Aroma menus be shown only when needed? I mean, this new one about swapiness to appear only if hardswap or zRam are set in previous menus for example? To avoid misreading at lesst

Anyway, as long as you keep OP this well explained no one who can be called "xda-user" , meaning the ones who read, will ever have a doubt :)

Ones you set UV I'll work some tests if you wish about temperature :D looks worth as running NoVa3 it always goes hot, on any kernel, so if I could keep it cooler, better ^^

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[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Yank555:
Would be possible, but then swappiness would need to be a menu page of its own and I found it fits rather well under "Virtual Memory" ?

JP.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] MuertoKo:
Have not flashed last version as I don't use this and thought it was another page! If it's an extra option in an existent menú then yep, it kinda fits well :)

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[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Pard0ned:
@Yank555

Mate, don't know if this is an error or not but there's two zram options in aroma. I'm guessing the second is hardswap though. Spelling mistake?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Yank555:
Damn, you're right :D

Thanx for letting me know, will correct and reupload keeping the same version number, it's just a %&/ copy-paste it the Aroma Menu Title :o

It should in fact be "Swappiness" below "zram", and it will apply to hardswap and zram thesame.

JP.

EDIT -----------------------------------

It's reuploaded and should be fine now :o

JP.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Pard0ned:
@Yank555

This might be a dumb question. But I'll take the risk and ask anyway. :p

I'm wanting to try out the BestMultiTaskFix .zip. As I need to enable swap for this, what option should I have ticked in aroma? Hardswap put me off because I'd have to reformat my memory card, which I'd rather not do. I tested my current config in terminal and found that swap is not enabled. So whatever I chose was not what I was wanting. Could you help? :D

Also, I noticed your signature where you say you use 256mbs hardswap - that's just the same as swap, but on your memory card? The only thing is I don't want to have to go through the hassle of formatting my memory card and putting everything back on it again. I've got 30gbs on it - would take too long. Lol.

Should I just start by going by your own config in your sig, seeing as it's your kernel and you'd know much more about this than I would? :)

Also, Just went ahed to activate hardswap. However, how would I do this on an ubuntu box?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Ninolina:
Hi :)

I don't want to look like I am always reporting some problems with this kernel because I really like it and use it for weeks now and I have very good battery life. But if I remember correctly some of you advice to use ondemand for better experience and when I choose ondemand it run ok for some time and then the phone freeze and I had to restart it on a power button. When I use Pegasusq I don't have any problems. I am just wondering why is this happening and does somebody else have this too? I read the OP and didn't find the answer. :(

I am on Omega Rom v31 and I choose in Aroma installer to have CPU at maximum 1400MHz and I actually hold it on 1200MHz.

Thank you Yank555 for this great Kernel...:)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] MuertoKo:
Just a guess but... is ondemand using the 4 cores or just 2? Last kernel I tried it it was running only 2 cores... Maybe not properly optimized? Actually no idea but PegasusQ was built for this CPU, so it's posibly the best Governor to use :) You can tweak it using scripts or setCPU so you can make it behave the way you prefer, better even than switching Governos (AndreiLux said some words about this on his thread some time ago when he was asked to add more governors like lulzactive and so on, I encourage you to search for that, if you want I might try later on! :) )
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Yank555:
Don't use anything else than pegasusq, the 'q' stands for quad, it's optimized for quad cores and works just great. For once a stock governor is really good :D

I wonder why Sammy included the other governors in its kernels !? Might see if I can remove them in the next relase to remove the risk (temptation) to use them ;)

JP.

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[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] aarick:
Anyone know why when i run a custom kernel..after prolong use without reboot..my phone starts becoming laggy..this happen with this kernel and siyah kernel..on stock insecure kernel I have no issue..

Had this issue when i was running checkrom jb rom and now wanamlite jb rom..not a swap issue either as currently i have swap disabled..

How can I get to the root of the issue? A reboot seems to speed things up..I have no apps in task manager running and still having lag issue
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Yank555:
Well, swap ... :D

Hardswap is in fact normal and correct swap as it has been used for decades, on a swap partition (e.g. a block device), even long before Android was even thought of ;)

Let me say two things :

To your question :

If you want to use that mod you're speaking of, choose this in Armoa for this to make sense :

- no hardswap

- no zram

- swappiness : don't set here

- lmk : don't set here

Or else instead of using the mod, you'd be using the kernel settings instead, so you'd not use half of the mod.

Now to swap in general :

As for the hassle, well it's just for once, then you're good for a long time. Every new card I buy gets repartitioned before I use it :D

I prefer using the sdcard (as I sais in the OP and in the FAQ of my hardswap thread), because :

- over zram it gives swap without removing RAM (but it's a lot slower, so depends on your use...)

- over internal memory (hardswap's a bit slower), as it uses a partition instead of a file so has no filesystem overhead, and it wears the sdcard instead of internal memory, because if the sdcard is broken you get a new sdcard (cheap and easy to change) if your internal memory is broken, you get a new S3 (expensive)

But it's up to you to choose what you prefer ;)

JP.

PS: Yes, by hardswap I mean real swap on a real swap partition (that's only possible on the external sdcard, I don't recommend trying to repartition your internal memory !!).

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[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] iBuzman:
I add and remove my 512mb ext4 partition all the time on my 64gb sdcard without reformatting it. In Minitool Partition Wizard you can "shrink" your fat32 partition by the required amount and then create a Linux swap partition with the space you have just freed up :)

Sent from another Galaxy...
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] jayden2009:
Yank do you have a explanation for this

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[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Yank555:
True, but backup nonetheless, shrinking with Minitool can fail and you can lose your data... happened to me once, but I had backed up so no fuzz.

Btw, Minitool is why I said 'normally' :)

JP.

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[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Yank555:
50m running, 4m wake ... ? Looks potentially fine, but depends on what you were doing and what apps you have installed.

Wakelocks are userside locks, so app-related, in general. A flaw in the kernel may of course also induce a wakelock not getting releases.

JP.

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