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[Galaxy S III Android Development] MIKEMON:
Andi, I needed to hear, thanks

for me the problem was, after flash when the phone reported that it has installed / SU binary /?

After a while, application / su / restore all files and binary / 5 minutes / and then I

could run boeffla config ...

Big thanks if the revision

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Andi, I needed to hear, thanks

for me the problem was, after flash when the phone reported, that it has installed / SU binary /?: Zmatený:

After a while, application / su / restore all files and binary / 5 minutes / and then I

could run boeffla config ...:)

Big thanks if the revision: Good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rimad:
Hello,

RAM operations will slow down if zram mechanism is used of course. Use any benchmark app and check for yourself. Compressing/uncompressing is very time/resource consuming. I suspect up to 100% slowdown. You might not notice it if you only use your phone for messaging but then again why have more available ram at all if that is the case.

You can use antutu app for example and check for ram operations scores with and without zram enabled.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] artyfarty:
Someone can try record music? My record Level is very low on playback (also with voice and my rock band). I use beta 3

Edit: audio works fine with camera recordin

Edit 2 : after reboot all works fine sgrunt!

Inviato dal mio GT-I9300 con Tapatalk 4
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SuperAce609:
100% slowdown is completely imprecise. I get no slowdowns at all. I'm a heavy user so i always use my phone to full capacity. Knowing my phone's limits and knowing they've been surpassed without problems is what's making me so curious about it all.

Like I've said before, all phones are different. The way zram works on mine is most likely completely different to the way yours handles it. I don't use benchmarks. The only one i use is my daily heavy usage. Same applies to my battery usage.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rimad:
I am an engineer, i don't deal with machines with souls and do not recognize "every phone is different" argument. I just explained the cost of zram technology and you ignore it. It's a trade off between resource/speed and free ram. A 100% ram addressing/writing slow down is a mild guess, i would suspect its much worse than that since ram in our phones is insanely fast.

Benchmarking is a good reference most of the time, you just need to understand it.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rimad:
Here are results with and without zram. Take a look at RAM operations scores.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SuperAce609:
You don't need to recognize machine souls to know each phone is different. Mine can go up to 1.7Ghz stable and yours could go all the way to 1.8. Just like that, not all phones are compatible with every mod. I've learned that the hard way with my old one.

Because you don't recognize it, doesn't mean it's not there. But alright, I'll respect your opinion. Thanks for the explanation.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] HorstiG:
Is your Battery from a Truck?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SuperAce609:
Yeah, they make trucks pocket sized now.

http://www.zerolemon.com/details.php/zerolemon-galaxy-s-iii-7000mah-extended-battery
[Galaxy S III Android Development] danierakes:
Yup this thing happen to me too...need to reboot and problem solved
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ha_Ha Shoes:
Battery life in Beta is awesome. I just watched a movie which is close to two hours long and still have 45% battery life. I used two core pegasusq and clocked at 1.2 GHz. I only use these settings with movies and YouTube. I had my contrast quite high. Keep in mind my battery was at 78% before I switched settings and watched the movie.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JenLOI:
Site for downloading is currently down?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] adrenalin100:
wake

Hello Andi. Do you can to make double click for wake display, as in Lg G 2.it is posible in kernel sgs3 or hw?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
It is hardware in lg phone.

In s3 it is only possible when we use a wakelock all the time = no deep sleep anymore = bad battery life.

Sent via Tapatalk2 from my Galaxy S3 IPhone killer
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ionixpro:
hi Andi. on Nexus 4 there is an app with root access which has touch2wake, touch2lock and double tap wake feature. battery life is ok
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Yes, because nexus 4 is made by...?

LG again, so probably very similar hardware.

But with s3 we have to do something like that in software = battery drain.

Sent via Tapatalk2 from my Galaxy S3 IPhone killer
[Galaxy S III Android Development] FeuchtVonLipwig:
For the galaxy s2 i think fluxi managed to build a wakelock free kernel based solution for swipe2wake. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1777352 this is not the original thread, but he shared his sources somewhere before he retired and i have no clue if they are of any use for other devices. i can only say that it worked at the time and didn't cause much extra battery drain at all when it was enabled.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] puldag:
Hi everybody,

Have a strange issue after flashing this kernel. 3g speed is gone, now I have about 20-30kB/s. Could this be kernel related? (Omega ROM, v49).

Thx for replies.

EDIT: Sorry, false alarm. Its my cell operator problem.

sent via xda app.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nakawanaoki:
I used Gnex before S3. I have this app in Gnex that can wake the device by slide or double tap. But is only works for some kernels like franco and stock. I think it's on the kernel. GNex is made by Samsung. Here's the link of the app thread. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2101488
[Galaxy S III Android Development] LubbeSGS:
Hello!

I did a super clean install (all possible wipes + formatted sd etc.) of MH1 (coming from MC3) + kernel v3.2 beta2, but it seems the microphone is not working since install when using recording apps like soundhound and stock voice recorder. Phone calls are fine and the OS runs super smooth.

Wasn't their a microphone issue reported some time back? I have no funny settings or tweaks haha
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MIKEMON:
boeffla in the config app, the menu sounds, everything off.

Then try the microphone

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] danierakes:
Turn off boeffella sound then reboot
[Galaxy S III Android Development] abhibnl:
Well bro voice recording not working via mac, tried restarting many times but not working at all. Any reasons why?

Btw I'm on wanam's rom,4.1.2
[Galaxy S III Android Development] LubbeSGS:
Thanks to all who replied. I got it working again and here is what I did:

Turned off Boeffla Sound. Recording did not work.

Rebooted.

Recording then worked.

Turned Boeffla Sound on again.

Recording worked.

Rebooted.

Recording still worked.

Cool! Glad to have it fixed! For future reference - will this happen everytime you flash a new kernel version, or what actually triggers the bug?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] DiReis:
it did the trick for me too.

I was having problem with the voice commands and now it is working.

thanks.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mildavidec:
Andip- I used Load&flash kernel.

It downloaded kernel but I didn't flash it.

I tried to flash it later on with Flash kernel tar.md5 but file wasn't in boeffla-kernel-data folder.

I downloaded kernel again and I flashed it immediately. After reboot the kernel file was in the folder as it should be.

Is this a bug?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SuperAce609:
You tagged the wrong person buddy.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fuxmen:
Stats with latest beta :) it's super fantastic for me :) very good deep sleep with grenify

Zzmove optimal, and watching YouTube :) my CPU won't go for max speed which is owesome :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Roidred:
I did a fix permission for sound issue from philz recovery and it worked for me ... the issue happens in beta 2 or beta 1 don't remember exactly ....now on b3 all is working super good. Thnx
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mildavidec:
Thanks I just leran something new.

I didn't know that using "@" plus nikename you insert a tag :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dezeubby:
My Lord Boeffla , the mic volume is too damn low !!! If i set from boeffla app a higher volume for mic , nothing happens . Please do something about it because i want to use this kernel in future!!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
I am sorry, but I cannot do anything against it as long as I do not have this issue.

And on my side all is well.

I guess you are either using

- an app that conflicts in a way

- a custom rom that causes some issues

-... or your mic hole is not free (had that many times with people already)

I cannot reproduce that, mic sensivity is as always on my side.

Also, boeffla-sound is unchanged since kernel 3.1 stable.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] DiReis:
Hey [MENTION=3636560]dezeubby[/MENTION]

have you tried this? it might fix it.. it's worth a try
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MIKEMON:
3.2beta3

Hello everyone, my opinion is that version 3.2 beta3, can be stable.

everything works as it should.:)

to confirm the change, it is necessary to restart and sometimes make it ..

Thanks Andi and ZaneZam for great, absolutely stable core ..:):)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
99% version 3.2-beta3 will become 3.2 stable soon.

Then moving on to 4.x for good reasons :)

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] cart00nero:
4.x mhhhh, Tasty :D

Enviado desde mi GT-I9300 usando Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MIKEMON:
Will the future, the absolute peak at Sammy rom
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pistoke:
[MENTION=947981]Lord Boeffla[/MENTION] Did you take a look at this?

Btw. Should I boot more often to get better working zram? Now I'm not using zram and have home screen reloads. Anyway, it's less annoying than freezes, which I have while using zram.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nelsonw:
I Guess [MENTION=1045701]lordbo[/MENTION]effla will reach 4.4 before Samsung... LOL Thanks for your hard work!!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rizky syahputra:
can I flash it via stock recovery ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SuperAce609:
Hey Andi, is there a difference between the normal pegasus q and the dual/single core profiles besides shutting off two cores? Are they tweaked? I just switched back to the stock 2100 battery and will be running dual core until i feel like putting my normal battery back on. So far, i haven't noticed any performance difference.

...or is it because the whole quad-core thing is a giant placebo effect? :eek:

Not only that but there's way less heat produced. Feels pretty good actually. might use this setting for a while.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Han-Droid:
Is it normal that it shows "android wird aktualisiert" (~ android is being updated) every time when I reboot the device? I remember it didn't show this note earlier? !

I only got this kind of message whenever I wiped dalvik...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] janres155:
You can't, but if you dont want to use custom recovery you can just flash the tar.md5 via ODIN.

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Yes, it is normal that it shows when you wipe the dalvik cache because on reboot it will create the dalvik cache again.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Pistoke, yes. I analyzed it, found the bug and fixed it in my internal V2 version of the app (which will be required for the 4 series kernel) already.

However, I plan to fix it in the current app as well still this weekend and push it out. It did display nonsense whenever up time was longer than 100 hours (so, reaching 3 digits).

zRam: I personally also have no zRam issues after 70 hours of uptime (but I rarely reach longer up times, quite clearly due to my developer job).

zRam works fine for most, but not for everyone. Due to unknown reasons this is a fact. You could still play with changing swappiness, maybe reducing it down to 30 would be good for you. Some tried it and were more happy with it (because it does not use zRam so aggressively).

Not likely, nelsonw. But I try my best. Haha :)

No further differences, SuperAce. All the rest of the pegasus settings is like stock. I just configured the tunables of pegasusq in a way, they do not reach the thresholds anymore to activate core 3 and 4 in this case.

And yes - this is what I always say: For normal daily usage, 4 cores are completely over the top. 2 cores on 1400 MHz are really enough.

Apart from gaming of course :)

No, this is definitely not normal, Han-Droid.

But it is a common issue that occurs rarely from time to time.

It seems, it has to do with flashing of kernel, modem or recoveries.

Sometimes, luckily not very often, this leads to that effect being triggered.

I also had it once in the past 18 months. Only way to get rid of it was a full wipe for me.

But there might be some manuals around how to fix it without full wipe even. It seems, some system apps have left overs somewhere... but I do not know for sure.

I can happily confirm, the kernel is not the culprit. I do not have it, and also no other reports.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dezeubby:
It's from the kernel because right now i have Siyah and the mic works very well
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Still it is not a problem on both my phones, so no chance to analyze.

And - if it were the kernel, everyone would report it. But as this is not the case, it is a combination of many factors.

Quite sure you are not using stock firmware but a f*** custom rom again. I think I will discontinue support for custom roms :)

Only thing I would be interested in: What happens if you configure boeffla-sound to off and reboot. Does it then work?

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SuperAce609:
I see. This is really great. I honestly am starting to wonder why so many cores. But oh well. To each their own.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mavambu:
Hey everyone... I have some issues with zzmove gov. Battery when I turn the screen of the music become lagy. It's lag to much :/ can someone help me please thanks :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Hi,

this is known and a side effect of this governor profile.

Screen-Off CPU frequency is limited in this profile, it seems for your player it is too low.

You have two options:

1) Use a different governor or governor profile when you hear music

2) If you have the donation version of the app, configure the cpu frequency limitation during screen-off to a higher value

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SuperAce609:
Look at what i just got. Has anyone had these before? They pop up once in a while. The keyboard i mean.

Edit: and just like that they're gone. Why does this happen?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Have you undervolted GPU, or overclocked it? If so, change it.

Otherwise... nobody can tell you. Can be literally anything.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SuperAce609:
I have the profile of 266/350/440/533. Would that be considered OC? It's low and the phone can go up to 600. But I'll restore the default.

Also, I've noticed something about dual core. The second core is never used. It just stays there online. I was just playing with chrome and the processor was maxed out at 90's% and the second core still didn't get any load, it was just idle online.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
SuperAce - yes, this is clearly overclocking. The default is 160/266/350/440.

And if you go higher, you need sometimes to overvolt already.

But everything apart from default is a game, it can go well, it can lead to artifacts. All is possible.

2 core pegasusq: It will go offline after a while, use Chainfire perfmon to view it in real time.

And if you have enough load, it will be used as well.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] you_man:
Hi Andi.

better battery life - Boeffla tweaks On or Off tweaks?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
As also mentioned in the documentation: Off.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SuperAce609:
Would it make sense to over volt the gpu with default frequencies?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Only if you want to burn power for nothing :)

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SuperAce609:
I see. Then I'm starting to believe i have a faulty GPU. I keep getting random glitches even after setting back to default clocks. Not often though but noticeable. Do you think it can get worse? I still have my warranty. Just have to restore it somehow.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MIKEMON:
not me, the GPU is complex and each may be different.

I do not default, it is only 266 to 355 and is ideal ..

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=40238118
[Galaxy S III Android Development] blue_moon:
I have this problem too. My all screen started to flicker with 3.2 beta. There was no such a problem with 3.1 with same settings.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Flash back beta1 and report if the problem is gone for you.

I have no more reports about graphical glitches than these two.

Fresh install of a clean rom would be your alternative.

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] MIKEMON:
I helped clean flash kernel boeffla installation and re-finishing.

Clean script is

http://www.boeffla-kernel.de/index.php/2012-10-31-06-13-16/viewcategory/19
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rulala:
I Hope everyone to see OP and homepage before you ask questions.

Remember , I am chinese but I always do my best to read articles and website.

If you are master English language , Please don't be lazy.

some people's questions let me feel one thing. AndiP had tell us.

I Never say this on xda , this is my first time. Because its difficult to type these.

AndiP should foucs on kernel development. And we(users) should do our best to

read OP , even read latest pages , all website(www.boeffla-kernel.de) , report

our Experience , encourage him , say thanks, give him suggestions .....etc

these are our "Should do" things.

He is the most enthusiastic s3 kernel dev I ever seen. This is true.

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Although you say it's EXPERIMENTAL test version , I am very happy with it.

No need to say much . JUST use it ! :good::good::good:

smooth , stable , Good battery life , Boeffla-Sound engine , Powerful

and I also find one thing , alpha-3 will appear tweaks-app on first time boot now

not second time . even we remove it . It will come back Each boot .

Thats good for me. I know you think editing a conf file is very easy before.

I also feel it's easy to do these. But I think more people Like app than edit files.

It ' s true . Most people are lazy:laugh: of course , I also like app to control

kernel settings. Because it can apply right now , don't need reboot ! :p

I am very happy that boeffla kernel had good growing by this way.

I use tweaks-app to set kernel feature. and Sound-app to set Boeffla Sound.

I don't need to edit conf file anymore NOW.

tweaks-app + Sound-app include them all . Just only Auto-root not.

Auto-root need to edit conf . I really hope one day All function can control via

a app not a conf . This is my hope . thanks AndiP again . You are great.:o
[Galaxy S III Android Development] adrianmak:
work for i9305 ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rulala:
in the past weeks I built my own kernel for the Samsung Galaxy S3 international.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] shorty1483:
Hi Andi!

Due to changing of sources in 2.5 alpha CRT off is not working anymore.

Cheers

sent with Samsungs unleashed beast using Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Striatum_bdr:
Just to report, Boeffla tweak application is not present in cwm zip file, only in tar Odin (or better mobile Odin) file.

For those searching how to obtain it..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Titosilva:
Yes it is, flash and reboot the phone.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Striatum_bdr:
That's what I did after a room update while I was in cwm and it didn't install the app. I had to flash again from mobile Odin.

If it's present there is a bug in the install process.

I'm talking of alpha version not stable to be precise.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bcs2112:
Hi Andi,

does it means, that you changed your opinion about builing Boeffla-Kernel using S3 offical codebase? so, the new releases will be created based on the sources of B8020? ... or is it only experiment?

Thank you very much for your zealous work (kernel, mods)... !!!

--

regards.

bcs
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Hi Striatum, technically this does not make sense.

I physically use the same boot.img file for both the Odin and the CWM version.

So, when it is in one, it is also in the other.

But it takes 2 reboots to show up, so I think it was just coincidence.

Yes and No.

With my own boeffla-mod CRT-Off implementation works.

But not everytime to be honest. Maybe 85% of the time it works.

And yes, can be... will look into this when the alpha version reaches the beta state.

If it does not work for you at all, I would like to know which CRT-Off implementation you use.

Thanks for reporting.

Well, this is a very good question.

Let's put it that way:

I wanted to give it a try as an experiment as I was really p**** off with Samsung not releasing a kernel source update officially.

And as we know, internally Samsung also have more or less one single code base where they create the source drops for the various devices from.

So I thought - give it a try and see how it goes.

And I have to say: It seems to work fine so far. Much better as with the latest official source for S3 specifically. All things seem to be working just brilliant (not sure about Allshare Cast Dongle, just got a report but did not investigate).

Important for me was to not merge this code into the existing code base of Boeffla-Kernel but to start fresh and clean from scratch with this basis. So I do not have a code mix between older S3 code and newer 8020. This might be pure placebo, but gives me a much better feeling :)

So I guess, I will for the time being use this sources as new basis.

And by the way, I am even not breaking with my target "close to stock", as I just apply the same tweaks and enhancements to this code base. So I am somehow as close to stock as I was before.

Samsung pushed me in that direction unfortunately now (or fortunately :) by their slowness.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Holoshit:
Hi AndiP,

Thank you for your hard work!

I would like to use your kernel, but unfortunately it breaks the callrecorder's (made by skvalex, latest version 1.31) functionality. I need that callrecorder for my work, but I'd like to use your kernel as well. Can you make a fix for this? :o

Thank you very much! :)

Tschüss
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Quick question: Did it work still with kernel 2.4 or 2.3? Or never with any Boeffla-Kernel release?

Thanks

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] LenAsh:
Call recording - illegal in many territories, unethical in all without explicit other party knowledge AND permission.

Wonder why no stock ROMs have the feature... a minefield.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bcs2112:
I think that this slownes can't be occasional ... if i have version control (and Samsung surely has, more than a simple vcs) it's only depens on my decision when und which code will be published.

Maybe my paranoia says it, but i think, that we'll see the next version of S3's kernel source when SIV will be released

=> Samsung is afraid of bad news/press releases caused by evil coders, who can find exploits/bugs in released source code (as we've seen during the last months). Don't forget: Apple did und does everything in their thermonuclear war ... probably this is only paranoia of mine :silly:

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regards,

bcs
[Galaxy S III Android Development] shorty1483:
I'm using JKay Mod.