yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mattedwards2686:
Just realized my Phone is has the same IP address as my Macbook. Hopefully this will solve the problem!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] psykhotic:
It's that stupid PC. WiFi calling kept disappearing and the second I put the computer to sleep I had it back. I want to go all Office Space on that stupid thing.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] wolfsbayne:
the s3 constantly drops wifi calls. i've tried every so-called "fix" out there.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] psykhotic:
Yea that PC has been off for days now and for the last week I lose WiFi calling all day every day. The longest I've gone without losing service is about an hour. It's killing my battery because it keeps searching for cell signal and theres no way to use WiFi calling with airplane mode on. It's really really stupid.

I won't even attempt a phone call over WiFi because of how crappy it is. WiFi calling is the ONLY reason I finally got a cellphone because my house has never had coverage. But if it doesn't work it's pointless for me to have a cell and now I'm on a two year contract.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] wolfsbayne:
time to put pressure on tmobile and samsung for this.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] princeasi:
The best way to do this is to find a very reputable media outlet that will voice our concerns with this, because if we don't, this is what T-Mobile Will do whenever you call them about this problem:

1) they will go thru there practical steps of troubleshooting which is:

a) soft and factory reset, making sure no 3rd party apps are installed.

b) speed test and router settings

c) they suggest testing on another WiFi network. If you don't have access to another network, they'll expect for you to goto a coffee shop that host free WiFi and test the Wi-Fi calling there, but the only problem with this is, this issue of the Wi-Fi calling app fc'ing happens intermittently, which means you could be at that coffee for a long or short period of time with no occurrence of the problem.

d) if you do acknowledge the problem persist at the coffee shop, they will suggest a warranty replacement. This is where the infinity loop of BS will occur, because T-Mobile will continue to suggest a warranty replacement thru them or Samsung if the problem continues to persist, and there's only a limited amount of time warranty exchanges can take place.

...... So in the end, you'll end up paying full price for a refurbished phone, behind a problem that is at T-Mobile's fault. Beware of this! I've went thru a similar issue with HTC.
[Venue Pro General] CINNAMON6868:
been waiting for someone to learn how to jailbrake a windows phone. has anybody figured it out yet? seems like nobody knows how to do a dell venue pro phone.
[Venue Pro General] h4rsheys:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1538801
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] l.l:
Hi everybody. I just moved over here from the Droid X2 crowd. I kept my S3 stock for a grand total of maybe a week and a half before I decided to root it, and then I discovered TTS no longer worked. Here is what I've done:

Followed droidstyle's guide to rooting, unlocking (using 1.2), and installing CWM

Backed up IMEI using WildZontar's methods A & B

Nandroid backup (what is this1970 nonsense?)

Installed AOKP using aokp_d2vzw_jb_build-5.zip & gapps-jb-20121011-signed.zip (md5 confirmed) following installation instruction

Discover that TTS does not work. It looks like all voice files are installed, but nothing happens when I press Listen to an Example. No sound or error. For both Google and Pico.

(Also, Talk was a little wonky)

Installed PA using pa_d2vzw-2.50-22OCT2012-211214.zip & gapps-jb-20121011-signed.zip again (md5 confirmed) following installation instruction

Same thing. No TTS

Nandroid back to rooted. TTS is fine here

Reinstall AOKP from here. Nope, still no TTS

More info on my phone:

Baseband version: I535VRLG7

Kernel: 3.0.8-993945-user

Build number: IMM76D.I545VRALG7

Looking into it, I don't see anyone else having the same trouble recently. When JB first came out, people experienced the same problem because of a missing file - system\lib\libpatts_engine_jni_api.so - which wasn't included in ICS GAPPS. But current JB GAPPS packages have this file.

That isn't my culprit. I've also tried using the old gapps-jb-20120726-signed.zip, but nada. I'm out of ideas. Please help, xda!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] l.l:
Figured it out. This is a known problem apparently, but it no one mentioned it's effect on TTS. The solution was to adjust volume to max, then min, then to whatever you want. This issue also affects alarms and notifications, apparently.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] noob_2010:
I think I'll stick with stock roms because all these fancy boot ups(weird most the time) and color schemes these guys have in their roms just too much. I prefer something simple and fast............My only problem with the stock rom when I got my note was the whole 4G/4GLTE/3g. I like to know when I'm on 4g and 3g. The rom I'm on now actually shows H+ or H(3g). So is there anything I can flash that will show me the real signal connection??
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] daveschz:
There isn't a stock 4.1 ROM, that I'm aware of. I think you're probably on 4.0.4 if you're stock.

On stock, there are icons for Edge, 3G (HSPA), 4G (HSPA+) and 4G LTE already.

So yeah I don't think you're stock.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] android4545:
That sounds like your on cm9 which is not even uclf6 based, try going back to stock and see if you like it better
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Ltilt2:
not any stock, try Padawan v3. Best stock ics rom imho.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] agat63:
I would like to thank for all help and support

morfic, interloper, chris41g and talustus

Now to the kernel.

This kernel is for TW (stock based) JB roms only.

It will not work/boot with any of AOSP/AOKP/CM roms.

Current version is 0.4.3

This kernel is based on Samsung latest MA06 JB source

I'll be adding more features to and and will update thread as I go.

Flashed it on my phone. So far everything working.(2 hrs and counting).

- Upgraded to Linux version 3.0.71

- Available Schedulers

NOOP, CFQ, NOOP, DEADLINE, ROW, SIO​

- init.d support

- custom bootanimation support

- WiFi confirmed working.

- Added AGAT initlogo.lre

- Added Hotplug support. CPU1 is offline when is not needed.

- Available governors.

Adaptive, Lagfree, Ondemand, Performance, Hotplug, Userspace, Knoonservative​

- 64 GB SD Card support (don't have card to test it tho). Hope you guys can confirm it's working.

- OC'd to 1.97 GHz

- May be something else I can't recall.
​

Link:

v0.4.3

http://d-h.st/Wqb

Updated to Linux version 3.0.71. Fixed bootanimation support. It's working now.

v0.4.1 (MA06 source)

AGAT_JB_v0.4.1.zip

Added ROW and SIO I/O schedulers. Hotplug governor. Some source clean up.

Upgrade to Linux version 3.0.68

Edits for better deep sleep.

v0.4.0 (MA06 source)

AGAT_JB_v0.4.0.zip

v0.3.2

Small edits, clean up. Added SIO and VR schedulers

AGAT_JB_v0.3.2.zip

v0.3.1

added UC/UV/UC support.

AGAT_JB_v0.3.1.zip

v0.3.0

Updated to Linux version 3.0.48

AGAT_JB_v0.3.0.zip

v0.2.0

Added hotplug support and few governors. Updated to Linux 3.0.35

AGAT_JB_v0.2.0.zip

v0.1.0

AGAT_JB_v0.1.0.zip

If anyone wanna try to compile here link to my github:

https://github.com/agat63/AGAT_JB_kernel

I'll try to keep it up to date as I add features to it.

Enjoy.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] agat63:
reserved just in case I need it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jr71x:
Thanks AGAT, can't wait to see this thing oc'd:beer: i'm hoping for 2.1GHz:o fingers crossed...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tmcwilliam01:
Can't wait. Your kernel kept me from jumping to the JB leaks until clark44 just released his rom.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sgs2_1.6:
Will this work on at&t running dragon Rom base on sprint leak jb?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] agat63:
I don't know.

If sprint's rom/kernels running on it this might run as well

But try it at your own risk.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] epic4GEE:
Already yes
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] epic4GEE:
Same here, I was really just waiting for source so I knew a custom kernel was close behind the roms
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] agat63:
Version 0.2.0 is up and running,

Added few governors, hotplug support, Updated to linux 3.0.35.

Enjoy.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JBakey:
Does this support custom voltages? If so, what would be the recommended app for adjusting them
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] monty_python:
+1?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Compusmurf:
I tried ktoonservative and deadline and was getting some weird "hot restarts". Not sure how to explain it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ramondel:
Did you clear cache/Dalvik after flashing and then fixing permissions?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Naddict:
Hey there Ramon... And thanks Agat! :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ramondel:
OC UV Support?

Agat, will you be updating this so that we can OC and UV in the future, I know that this is just the second version on JB but I loved what you did with the ICS version. Thanks in Advanced TIA.

Ramon
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Compusmurf:
Of course and that's the only governor that exhibits it so far in my testing. :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Upstreammiami:
So does this give better battery?

Samsung Galaxy S III
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ramondel:
Have you tried Ktoonservative and Noop? This is what I am using and it is working fine. I am currently running a stress test using SetCPU and after 126891ms there were no errors from the CPU.

Ramon
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Naddict:
Supposed to, please try and report, the more the merrier... Thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ramondel:
It should because if you use the correct governor it will ensure that the second CPU is in sleep mode unless it is needed to process phone requests. I have used Agat's kernel with ICS Roms like FreeGS3 and it has run great.

Ramon
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Xalky:
I've found that cfq scheduler with ktoonservative governor to be the best overall for performance and battery. I have the freq sliders set to 384min and 1890 max. I haven't uv yet. It works well just the way it is.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] randomfied:
Hmm with the recent update I do not seem to able to limit my CPU speed. I set it down to 1500, it just resets to 1890... any ideas?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] agat63:
Bit more info?

What app are you using?

Does it jump back right away or only after reboot?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] randomfied:
I've been using set CPU which I know isn't the greatest. But what happens is I set it and then it'll randomly change. It'll bump it and then drop it down (check my cpuspy).
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] epic4GEE:
I'm still getting the same issue as randomfied agat. I've tried setcpu, system tuner, nstools and voltage control. Some of my games and benchmarks will kick off my max freq settings. However they do stick when I apply them, it's just certain apps seem to break my max settings.

I tried to find the commands to set them thru terminal, even if it only lasts till reboot, but I haven't found the proper commands yet. My knowledge on terminal is real weak so I have to be careful I don't do something dumb :).
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] RustedRoot:
+1
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] agat63:
General note first.

On boot, when phone is booting it is not capped to 1512. It's capped to max freq and and you will see some 1890 usage.

On screen shots I don't see any usage between 1512 and 1890 so I think it is capped at 1512 and that little usage of top frequency

might be boot sequence related.

As for some games or other apps breaking the settings and pushing max freq to max temporary that might have something

to do with over all problem I have with scalling_min_freq being on 1026.

I'm still trying to understand how the frequencies are handled in JB kernel

One thing is certain it's different from ICS and that's why we getting better benchmarks and quadrant.

Hopefully one day I'll be able to get to the bottom of it. But for know having 90-95% time being capped at 1512 when we set max freq to it

is best I can do.

Sorry.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] randomfied:
Thanks agat. If I recall my history correctly Rome wasn't built in a day. We really do appreciate the hard work.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] epic4GEE:
And that is totally cool with me, that's actually what I would suggest you do....just move on and keep it on the to do list. Regardless I appreciate your work.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The Root:
Do you have the most up to date SU binary? If I forget to update it, the freqs won't stick.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] RustedRoot:
No apologies needed. We know how dedicated and determined you are to find a solution. Besides, it's not as if the kernel doesn't work as is -- it does. You'll get there. Just make sure it's done by Friday (!!)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] agat63:
Friday morning of Friday evening? ;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dante32278:
Loving the new options in the last kernel....never had battery life like this on this phone or the s2.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Naddict:
Here's to finding the gremlins that won't make settings stick... Old veteran of your ICS version... But this JB version just doesn't like me or my phone... Voltage control, SU. 97...And the frequencies just do what they want... Makes me sad... :mad::p;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Upstreammiami:
What theme is that

Samsung Galaxy S III
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dante32278:
That would be this awesome one, found here.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1958026
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ImEVO:
Sry noob question.. all you have to do is flash in recovery and thats it?? Obviously got to wipe lol :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] imaconeheadXD:
Yup, just flash, wipe cache, fix permissions if you want... :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] almania6:
Awesome kernel agat I've used your kernel and ktoonzes for ics and jellybean over all yours is the best man thanks:D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jimieo:
I'm in the market for kernels at the moment and just installed ktoon's with ktoonservative and noop., to begin with to see how good or worse my battery life gets.. Hopefully better. I'm a pretty heavy user. Ranging from texts, Dead Trigger, Angry Birds/Bad Piggies, Emulators for NESSNES/Sega/etc... Browsing the net, XDA app. Most of all is probably Google Play Music and Zombies, Run!... For the most part I have to charge once a day... Depending how heavy I get into the games, twice (hate those days).

Knowing absolutely nothing about kernels and what settings make battery life better or worse, I am trying to read about them. In this thread and ktoon's. Finding what I am looking for is hard in threads with the number of pages these have, although 20 isn't so bad. :D

My knowledge of Android tweaks rests with apktools and themeing.

Trying to kill my battery off now, and fully charge it. In a day or so I'll be trying this kernel out. If anyone has tips to help me along and get a better grasp on kernel tweaks to get better battery life and still maintain my heavy useage, I would be most grateful.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dante32278:
Tip I found was periodically checking that media and android system were not running in my list of apps. I kill them as they just suck the battery life, regardless of gov/schedule settings.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ImEVO:
So you have to flash first then wipe cache and dalvik then fix permissions??
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Skunk Ape1:
I just installed this. It's very fast and smooth so far. This phone has never felt this fast and smooth. Can't wait to check out the battery life...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ImEVO:
What is the proper steps to flash??
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] epic4GEE:
That's correct
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] imaconeheadXD:
Yup that's right

Edit: Looks like Epic4GEE beat me to the answer :p
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Upstreammiami:
I really don't know why they flash then wipe.... It's always wipe cache then dalvik then flash but hey everyone has there way..... Do you flash a rom then wipe? Lol

Samsung Galaxy S III
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] epic4GEE:
If you go from kt's kernel to agats, I would recommend using a root explorer and go into /system /app and delete kt's ktweaker app before flashing. If you under or over volted any it will still be saved to your new kernel. Then just use voltage control, system tuner, setcpu or whatever cpu app you prefer. Not sure if ktweaker causes any problems but to be safe I delete it when switching to kernels that don't use it.

---------- Post added at 04:48 AM ---------- Previous post was at 04:44 AM ----------

Lol idk, I wipe cache and dalvik before flashing roms when I'm dirty flashing, but for kernels I just been doing what's suggested. I'm sure some just flash.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Xalky:
When flashing kernels I wipe cache and dalvik then flash the kernel then i wipe cache and dalvik again and fix permissions, then reboot. Why??, because it's quick and easy and it won't hurt. It has a lot to do with what I'm used to.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] prguzman1978:
What's up Agat! Your like a factory manufacturing kernels, thanks for your work and dedication to the epic touch community and the Gs3 peeps hit the thanks button a million times, peace homey...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 1970mueller:
Omg this kernel with clarks jb rom is best ive seen...super smooth and battery is best ive seen in months. Thanks!!!

Edit..my quadrant score was at 5500 after all my apps and settings set up.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] xtrezpasor:
Does anyone know if this kernel supports boot sounds with custom boot animation? For some reason I cant get the phone to play any boot sounds no matter what I do. Currently running stock kernel on Clarks JB Rom but will switch if this will play the music
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] agat63:
If I remember correctly boot sound is disabled.

Would have to check it in my init.rc.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] xtrezpasor:
Would it be hard to re enable?

Sent from my SPH-L710...if some one helps you press the thanks button
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] agat63:
Shouldn't be.

If I didn't mess up anything else it should be a matter of

changin disabled to enabled and compile kernel again.

I'll try it tonight and pm you a link for testing.

Just remind me please.

I'll be available to do it after 6 pm PDT.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Naddict:
Wish I could be with you...Please agat...hurry with the fix! LOL!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] agat63:
I'm at work till 5-5:30 and it takes me about half hour to get home.

So by best will can't do anything till than.

And after tonight will be out of deving for few days.

My pc start acting strange so I did back up my ubuntu yesterday and will back up windows partition tonight.

Tomorrow I wanna wipe it clean and start fresh.

Will take couple of day to fill up 750 GB and 2 systems.

Hopefully can do it all over weekend so I can get back to deving monday.

Fingers crossed on this one.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] xtrezpasor:
I'll try I have a function tonight till late on the east coast but I'll def test thanks.

Sent from my SPH-L710...if some one helps you press the thanks button
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jimieo:
I just finished re-reading through all of the pages on this thread.. Found some useful info, so thanks for that.

I was also looking at the screen shots people have uploaded of their battery life and noticed that no one really uses games/social media apps/etc... Are there any heavy users? I use my phone a lot (though, not really as a phone), I check facebook/twitter/etc with my Scope app and play Angry Birds Star Wars and Dead Trigger a lot. Anyone else wanna share their stats? It'd give me an idea what to expect. :P
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Xalky:
You can be the first.!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Skunk Ape1:
Hey Agat, have you considered adding the Wheatley governor?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] agat63:
If it wanted or need I can do that.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Skunk Ape1:
I was just wondering. It was a so so governor when using the phone but had incredible battery life when sleeping. I used it for a screen off profile on my nexus s4g. I could go 8 hours with the screen off on my nexus and not lose a single percentage point. And face it, when used normally, the screen is off 4x as much as the screen is on.

When I got my gs3, I used my nexus s4g as an alarm clock only. In airplane mode I got almost two weeks from it before having to charge it.

Will it be the same with the gs3? I haven't a clue but I would be willing to give it a try.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cerobles1:
U do take a $#!t first and then wipe and then flush
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Logix:
agat my friend! i moved from the epic touch because you did! sure well see the same old good work thank this works wonders no problems yet.

ASOP kernel in your future?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] agat63:
Who knows?

Everything is possible in this crazy world.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jimieo:
Giving this kernel a shot. :) But there is one thing I am not a fan of.. I wouldn't mind if your boot animation was small, subtle. Like if you took the stock boot ani and put your name on it somewhere... I don't mind promoting your work, but I would prefer if it wasn't there.. Anyway for me to remove it without having to compile my own copy from your source? (I have no idea how to do that anyway)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Thatguy4life:
I always seem to be the anomaly, I use setcpu and my frequencies always stick even on reboot
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] RustedRoot:
I think you're referring to his splash screen? Here's how to change it to whatever you want:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1928751
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] smccall:
Just have to say this kernel is running smooth and battery life is wonderful always run stock kernel but not anymore thanks for putting out a great kernel
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] agat63:
I find it somewhat interesting.

You OK to use this kernel for hours or if you like it for days and weeks but you not OK of seeing my logo (my signature) for 2 seconds or less on boot which normally is not happening every days.

I'm just wondering if you ask rom developers or recovery dev's to take their logos from their work as well?

I can't talk about other devs but I put many many hours in my development and I thing it's not too much to ask for 2 seconds of signature to be on the screen every ones in a while.

This might come out bit rude but I won't answer questions about "how I get rid of your signature in your work".

And wile on this why don't you ask me to take "AGAT" from kernel name as well?

If it bothers you that much why don't you consider other kernel? There are other kernels to choose from.

If you like this one why can't you use it as is?

Sorry again if this came out rude but after spending countless hours trying to make this kernel as good as I can (I'm not saying this is the best one but this is good as I can make it) I did hope for little more appreciation or at least if my logo bothers you that much why not find a way to get rid of it without asking me.

Post like this making me really second guess if what I'm doing is really wanted and needed.....
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] merchmonster:
Agat, i believe i can speak for many of us. I ran your kernel on the epic 4g touch for sprint and it was awesome. I am glad you are here dev'ing for the s3. Your hard work is much appreciated and just helps to make this phone all the much better. Forget the naysayers.

Thanks again man.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jimieo:
I didn't mean to offend you, or question if what your doing is wanted or needed. I really did mean no disrespect and for that and I apologize. The reason I had asked about this was because I really liked my international boot animation and didn't want to see that interrupted as silly as that sounds.

Again, I am sorry and truly meant no disrespect.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nitronet:
Please don't let one moron effect what you are doing here. This is by far the best kernel I have ever used.

THANKS SO MUCH.