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[Galaxy S III Android Development] SignetSphere:
Hello andi i just tried 2.13 beta 2 since i was having issues with the wifi drivers as well.

I just noticed maybe a typo error on the settings panel of the kernel version.

it says here that it still uses 3.0.85 and not 3.07.13?

See my screenshot here:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Hi,

3.0.85 is the linux kernel version.

3.07.13... what should that be? Yesterdays date?

If so, it is also included, just as 20130704 (as it was compiled today).

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] axetilen:
3.07.13 = date
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Best then is to flash with Odin, mobile Odin or (if it cannot be avoided) CWM.

I will not look into that anymore in detail, as the app will be replaced by my own app in the future.

Thanks

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SignetSphere:
oh i see i misunderstood it then :) Thanks :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] artyfarty:
NP mate, Odin is my only god ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dramake:
I flashed the last beta2 with Load&Flash without any problem.

By now seems to work good, but still early. Let's test :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] manojpy:
Does flashing a tar file through mobile odin increase the flash counter?

Zoot1 EMD3 240dpi, Boeffla Kernel with Jkay modded by Zanezam - Galaxy Redefined!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] abhibnl:
sorry to go OT, but can you share that theme?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] artyfarty:
yes but you can reset the counter with triangle away
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MIKEMON:
@ Andi very good job as always.

I have a problem to increase the volume of the incoming call, the handset retail audible?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mikailmohammed:
I lost 3% battery in sleep mode after 9hrs. Still on same charge at work with usage of whatsapp, small browsing and taking some photos. I am on 70% battery life now. I was having issues with 2.12 but it seems switching to lulzactiveq governor seems to solve the battery drain on the ultima V13 rom.

With zzmove and stock governor i would have usually been to almost 53% or less by now. The rom moves faster and stuff with the lulzactiveq. Seem with boeffla you need to find the best governor for your rom.

With ARHD and omega the zzmove and stock governor seems to work best for those roms.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MIKEMON:
lulzactiveq is a good gov. consider the speed at the expense of battery
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mikailmohammed:
All other governors seemed to not like the ultimarom as much. Much higher battery drain and the occasional lag.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SignetSphere:
Wrong. see this qoute from the Mobile Odin thread.

"Flashing with Mobile ODIN does NOT increase your custom kernel flash counter or make the yellow warning triangle appear."

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1347899

I'm using Dream Theme by orangerot

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2239257
[Galaxy S III Android Development] RedDevils88:
I'm using zzmove optimized with 600mb zram. Everything seems to be very snappy and responsive. On wanamlite v6.6
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
What do you now exactly mean?

You have something connected, or do you want to just increase volume of the call signal, or the voice?

I do not yet fully understand...

Yes, but there is again a BUT:

If you have newer boot loaders, it will reset the flash counter to 1 after each reboot again. So it is not a permanent solution unless you downgrade to older boot loaders.

And: The red exclamation mark can cause issues with AllshareCastDongle. Just for completeness :)

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nauete:
Just to share with you,

flashed yesterday 2.13-beta2, trying ZZmove-optimized.

This morning I've disable flight mode, and when clicking wifi widget it freezed completely my device.

Trying now ZZmove (no modified). I used to have PegasusQ -> modetare but i've read so many people explaining how good zzmove is, that i wanted to try :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ongdennis:
S3 wifi driver test result

the last 2 days, i was testing the 2 beta kernal. S3 without multicast filter and S3 with multicast filter.

both days setting was same and it let the wifi to turn on during my office hour.

Screen on time was around the same (2h30m) and the phone only use for whatapp, gmail and facebook.

so far i only have the print screen for the history on S3 wifi driver with multicast filter.

for the usage without multicast filter, it was slightly high drain (~1d3h)

AndiP,

it is possible to make this multicast filter as configuration item in the tweak app? just an idea ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] :
For anyone wanting to stay clean from the red exclamation and the yellow triangle, you just need to downgrade the bootloader. Follow the thread to downgrade bootloader to XXELLA and you will never see those signs of having rooted the phone. My phone is running Boeffla kernel and very much rooted, it shows "Normal" under Settings->Status. Since I use Mobile ODIN, I never end up using the bootloader for flashing.

Edit: A user pointed that I should not be giving information if I cannot give 100% guarantee.

I have downgraded the bootloader on my S3 phone. It has survived so far with repeated flashing of both stock and CM ROMs. However, I cannot and will not guarantee anything for anyone. Like I do things to my phone at my own risk, you do stuff on your phone at you own will and risk
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MIKEMON:
2.13 beta2 seems better than beta1, but the wifi signal I was better at beta1

Great work, thank you
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gsw5700:
2.13b2 looking gooooood, amazin

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ninolina:
+1 for beta 2 - only without WIFI problem. :) It's working OK on my device. :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MIKEMON:
Yep, it was wrong in my router's DHCP error

Everything is as it should.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mikailmohammed:
2.13b2 works really good so far. What governors are you guys using?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gsw5700:
zopt for me, as fast as the older zperf, awesome work, row governor internal, sio external, 100mb zram, flying

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] mikailmohammed:
Nice will give it a go
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nauete:
My phone freezed again, second time today :), changing back to peqasusq moderate, hoping it not to freeze again

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] mikailmohammed:
I get the occasional freeze on lulzactiveq as well with 2.12. Will see how it goes with 2.13 beta 2.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] noobSU:
Ok, So are you 100% guaranteed that SDS doesn't belong to bootloader in any sense? If yes. Show me a Guarantee from any recognized developer or Contributor on xda. Or any authentic source which can claim that? If not. Don't share all this. It can harm anybody who doesn't know what is even SDS.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Yank555:
No RD nor RC nor anyone else for that matter except Samsung could give you any guaranties in either way, there are no sources thus no chance to know what's in there ! Btw, RD and RC status on xda doesn't really say anything about the person's deeper knowledge, those titles are (or at least were) given away like candies, randomly, I asked to have my RC removed because of that and withdrew my application for RD. But btt...

In essence, SDS happens when writing to the eMMC, as such you can assume that the only reason for SDS to update the bootloader is when using download mode (Odin), else the bootloader should only be reading.

I for instance never use Odin, so I never cared to update the bootloader of my S3's, all still alive and kicking. And my dev. S3 get's a lot of flashing, nandroid restores etc. and it's an 'old' 16Mb with the affected eMMC.

So as long as you don't use Odin, the Bootloader won't make any difference in SDS. Just be sure to use a safe kernel (in recovery and ROM) and you're good.

JP.

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] MIKEMON:
Yes, this topic / SDS / are other threads, I use mainly flash in cwm / Philz / a

I have no reason to flash via Odin.

In my opinion, regardless of bootloader, but the cwm and kernel
[Galaxy S III Android Development] s_o_r_e_n:
I don't know why but the last working for me version is last stable. After flasching and rebooting any test version my touch screen doesn't work...I'm getting notifications etc. but I can't do anything on the screen...I can turn screen on and off, touch buttons work:( and yes..I even try clean install.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Hi,

als Yank said... nobody apart from Samsung can give you any guarantee as the boot loader is closed source.

The broad assumption is:

The newer boot loaders have the SDS fixed which could also be an issue when using the download mode with older boot loaders.

But it is only a suspicion, there is no proof for it.

I personally also downgraded to the older boot loader again as I

a) have a S3 which is not affected

b) the red exclamation mark DOES indeed have a negative effect, it prevents allshare cast dongle from working correctly (but that is the only thing I can remember)

So, it is up to you.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Weird, many many hundred users are using it without any of these issues.

Did you try to flash again? Sometimes this helps... also please flash via mobile odin or odin as it makes sure a corrupt download gets detected before flash (CWM is NOT that safe!!!)

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Something is wrong then.

You should no encounter any freezes as long as you

a) do not undervolt or overclock CPU

b) do not undervolt or overclock GPU

Please make sure this is not the case.

Also, if you want to test for stability, I recommend to use pegasusq (stock) governor for a while.

Thanks

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] s_o_r_e_n:
Yes, I know it's weird...I'm using Your kernel as long as i remember. It's the first time it happens to me. Thank You for Your suggestion, I'll try it with odin.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gsw5700:
I had a couple of freezes a while ago, I wiped 2xcache, fixed permissions and then no problems. Worth a try!

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] ducky1979:
I'm running the latest test version and all I can say is OMG! it's freaking awesome, battery life is amazing. My phone sleeps like a baby! I can't wait until I've cycled this a few times.

As always Andi! Excellent work dude!

sent with my sonic screwdriver!

wanamlite, philz recovery, jkay framework, boeffla kernel.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Thanks, nice to hear. Then I can continue to focus on the app over the next days :)

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] mikailmohammed:
Will do.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dramake:
I been testing the last beta and no problems at all. Working perfect to me.

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Lagggi:
A fast report from me too.

Sotmax v19 boeffla 2.13 beta2 full over clocked 1.6 ghz

Gpu full over clocked and overvolting +75mV

Tested Governor zzmove performance, luntzactive .and Pegasus

No problems at all
[Galaxy S III Android Development] burner07:
v13 beta 2 on stock emf1 all tweaks on zram 400 zzmove optimized running ok , battery life very good imo...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Danielsson:
why my phone doesnt come in deep sleep?:(

all time going on 200mhz;/

beta 3 2.13

Ultima 13 rom
[Galaxy S III Android Development] artyfarty:
install this app and try to found the problem :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Plugged into charger? Then it never goes to deep sleep.

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] noobSU:
As yank said. On the boot, Bootloader just read but doesn't write. The risk is the download mode. I don't even remember when the last time i have used odin & download mode. Even if i have a insane chip it sounds safe for me. I have both ELLA & BLFB flashable zips downloaded. Whenever i'll have to use download mode at most (offcourse to flash a stock firmware). I won't take a risk & will flash ELLA back. & will use download mode then. Sounds safe once again (atleast for me)

++ I don't believe that app out there that tells my chip version (insane or safe) I have downloaded android system info. Anyway to check manually from it?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Yank555:
The app does give you the correct chip revision (can't remember which is the 'bad' one off hand, this topic is too old ;)). If you have the 'bad' one you are at risk, no matter what the app says, as far as I know it wasn't made for this particulat issue, but for some issue on the i9100...

If you have a 16Gb i9300, you most likely have an affected eMMC, only very few have a different non affected 16Gb chip.

If you have the 32 or 64Gb version, no issues there, at least no known issues.

JP.

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] dhirend_6d:
Type in terminal,

su
cat /sys/class/block/mmcblk0/device/name
[Galaxy S III Android Development] noobSU:
The thing i posted here belonged to the temasek's thread lol :silly:

So letting it be. Yea, i have 16GB version. But still i doubt my chip is not affected idk why :s anyway to manually check my chip specific version from android system info app? There was something like 4x00 (sorry but idr exactly what was that)

---------- Post added at 09:06 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:59 PM ----------

VTU00M. Insane?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] artyfarty:
VTU00M
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dhirend_6d:
Yes. Insane.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nauete:
Thanks Andy, yes I have undervolt but same setting for many months, no freezes with pegasusq, only with zzmove, does this makes any sense? :confused:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] noobSU:
Hehe! I'm insane as well :D Thanks btw ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Lagggi:
I forgot to say that I noticed very slow charge behaviour in some cases.Yesterday it took 10 hours to fully charge the battery (from 18 to 100%) The same happened two days ago with 2.13 beta 1 versions. Is it a kernel issue or I have to do something else to solve this?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Yes, let me guess... you used the stock charger? Right?

Stock charger is known to be really crappy. I replaced all my stock chargers by good chargers (for around 12 EUR each) a while ago.

Stock charger sometimes delivers instable charging current, then the S3 MAX charging chip reduces the current down until it gets stable. Sometimes it goes down to 100 then... resulting in long charging times.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jojobans:
way camera not work????camera error
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Do not know. There is not enough information provided to say anything.

Reboot did not help?

Sometimes you need to flash the latest camera firmware to make it work. Howtos can be found on XDA somewhere.

Dial *#34971539# to get into the camera menu from where you can check camera firmware revision and also flash to the latest firmware version.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Lagggi:
Yes stock charger.It is the first time I noticad such a behaviour. Till now there was no problem. I own also a NOKIA charger and it charges normally...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MIKEMON:
I do not know, but in my stock charger works as it should
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
You are lucky then... But, It can change every day however :(

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] MIKEMON:
Charging the most over / USB cable / well on a standard connection works well
[Galaxy S III Android Development] noobSU:
Same here. Sometimes it does charge @ 1000. & sometimes it does a joke & does charge @ 800 or 500. I should have to replace my cable now. Charger is just fine. That's the samsung crappy cable issues.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Roidred:
Has anyone compared wifi drivers s4 vs s3 for throughput.

Again thanking u Andip for the lovely kernel u made me not try other kernels also:p
[Galaxy S III Android Development] lukesan:
I've done a couple of tests of power supplies and cables. To be honest, a lot of crap on the market.

Since I am also experimenting with Android sticks which do not have a battery to buffer the cable and power supply become a vital part.

To be honest I don't like micro usb connectors having a go at 1 or more amps through that connector.

I have measured 5.1 Volts at the input and connected to a 5 Ohm resistor (so it draws 1Amp) and the Voltage dropped to 4.1 Volts over the resistor with some cables/connectors. Talk about losses!

I now make my own power supply using modules and a 60 Watt power supply from a laptop. I've cut a USB cable from a BB device which has some nice thick cable and a quality connector.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jojobans:
hi to all...

kernel for rom 4.1.2 ???life battry and speed

tnx
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sherlock5545:
Yes, only for Sammy 4.1.2 roms. It has great battery life and it's smooth as silk.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MIKEMON:
Yes 2.13 beta2 could be shown to be stable

Very hilarious and absolutely stable without problems
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jojobans:
i now this kernel installed but cemera failed..What I do؟؟؟
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Pretzel Kleo:
Eh? You installed this kernel and your camera is broken?

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] jojobans:
yes:crying:

rom 4.1.2 bulid number:xxemd3 Official

Would you recommend Krernel for rom 4.1.2..life battry & speed
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Look here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=43323193&postcount=5160

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jojobans:
I've tested..camera frimwere standard:confused:I'm confused
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MIKEMON:
try to clear application data and run again
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ahac85:
Just updated from 2.11 to 2.13 beta2 and ìm really amazed, extremely smooth and stable and great battery life with no under volt. Loving zram and the new zzmove governor :D.

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Roidred:
Can someone give me a copy of 2.12 beta 8 .... Thanks in advance
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mr.crypto13:
[MENTION=4828714]Roidred[/MENTION]

http://db.tt/oQZFmHtZ

Here is the beta 8 but i would consider to use 2.12 stable :)

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] mab71:
Can someone share the latest beta... I've got a connection problem here in Malaysia and i cant access the boeffla website. .. thanks

Edit: nvm.. alls ok now

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Thanks my friend. You are really a very reliable tester, whenever I get something out you give me your feedback within a few hours.

Many thanks for that, appreciated :good:

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Pard0ned:
Does the problem with the camera only happen on 4.1.2 firmware?

Also, are you planning on updating Linux source? I think it's up to 3.0.57 now. Don't know, myself, what the benefits are but can hurt to have the latest version. :):cool:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Yes, only with 4.1.2 firmware. Should not be an issue at all for 4.1.1.

And no, no plans to step up to later Linux source. This is against my objective of being as close as possible to stock. And I do not see a real reason for it.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Pard0ned:
One last thing. Do you reckon there'd be any issues with staying on DLJ4 where kernels are concerned? Like updates for the newest rom releases like elkc release. If there are any updates would they just not run on an older firmware? Or not be applied etc.

I just don't want to update until there has been an official release for the UK.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
As a rule of thumb, you can use any Jelly Bean (custom) kernel on any Jelly Bean rom (both Sammy).

Under normal circumstances this works quite fine. If there are deviations to that, I would highlight it.

So, you can go for it :)

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Thanks ZaneZam for your detailed explanation.

And, happy to have you contributing again to my projects. This was always very beneficial in the past. And you are one of the guys I can trust the quality, so more than happy to include.

Cheers

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gsw5700:
Sorry for being stupid, but how do I enable the new governor? Anyone got s script to adjust values before I start to create one :)

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] pinguy1982:
Couple of bugs with the beta 3. Netflix and flash sometimes only shows a black screen. For some odd reason the gps comes on at random times. The last one is memory. I have had this happen a few times. If I come out of an app like youtube back to the home launcher it needs to reload all the widgets etc.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ajrcz:
I used CPU Master...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Best is to go to homepage and get beta5 already. Then you will have the option in the configuration file :)

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Hmmm. None of that issues happened to me so far.

Anyone else?

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Pard0ned:
What rom are you using?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gsw5700:
Testing beta 5, using multi window to run system panel in one window to display run freq of all 4 cores whilst running heavy apps in the other window. Hmmmm, interesting, it does indeed run on 1 core until it needs more processing power then it runs more cores (normally all 4). I seldom see 2 cores running but it does happen. All additional cores do start simultaneously when needed.

Will be interesting to observe effect on performance and battery. Phone feels no slower, quandrant (for what its worth still gets 6000+)

Very good work, this is now the leading edge of controlling multi core processors. Can only get better.

Thanks again dev dudes :)

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] ZaneZam:
thanks to you dude for using zzmoove governor and your extensive testing!. :good:

you are someone who wants to know it exactly, eh? :D good to hear about same behaving on other devices too

that makes me definitely happy! :victory:

and i guess you will soon come up with some findings about performance and battery - i'm looking forward to hear

from you how it works! ;)

bye
[Galaxy S III Android Development] PetritH:
wrong thread sorry