yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] lsalamun:
What is your opinion between zzmoove and intelliactive?

I know that intelliactive is not used as much as zzmoove.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AssassinGEO:
I think they are 90% identical. But,the reason why 90% is that zzmove gives stutters from time to time.

But after that story with my phone,zzmove acted the worst in my phone and still acts. It gives me stutters every 30 secs or max 1 min. Animations are smooth,but still in 10 animations,at least 1 still needs to be stuttery/laggy. Also,it gives jittery recording and spiky video streaming. So,the thing is,zzmove is acting very bad only in my phone,compared to other phones. But still,people told me that zzmove does actually lags/stutters frequently (still,not as bad as in my phone,but does).

Intelliactive fixed that for me while adding some better battery life,too (not sure)!

So,at the end,I think intelliactive is better than zzmove by fixing stutters and making them appear once in at least 10 mins or even more (can be up to 1 hour). The most where stutters appear are launching apps from homescreen (fixed that with overclocking the GPU,so now it's like stutter free,at all. I love it). Again,not sure about the battery,maybe it just needed recalibration (which I did). Though,as for me,it gave better battery life just by itself.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] lsalamun:
Got to try it then, i sticked to the governors that are mainly popular by audience, this can change my mind.

Oh, and about battery calibration, you just drained it all the way down, then charged it and drain it again or you used some other method.

I see from time to time that for ex. when battery is on 2% and i plug it in the charger, after a few seconds when i turn the screen on it's on 10%, that's not quite normal and my batt is perfectly healthy.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AssassinGEO:
As for me,when I charge the battery from like less than 10%,it charges pretty slowly up to 30%,then goes faster.

Also,I never discharge the battery less than 15% (only if somewhere without a charger while need the phone).

Btw,yes,I just did like that (still,I think governor did more job than that method).

Oh,and also,I always used governors which most of the people just don't use at all. And I never had any problems with smoothness and battery life in my phone. Seems like most of us just like to follow each other. I like,too,but not when it comes to governors :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] lsalamun:
I always stood away from intelliactive because it is based on interactive, and interactive slightly on ondemand, and i know that interactive scales the cpu to max but it doesn't jump like ondemand, it goes on a smooth scale, and intelliactive follows that method, so that max frequency cap dragged me away coz i tought it is a battery hog, but i didn't test, so i can't tell, but i will and report back, as i'm typing i see it is smooth as hell (obviously cpu on max) :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AssassinGEO:
Dude,that's why you should test. Interactive is better than any other governor (for AOSP). I was using it and it was smooth ALWAYS,not a single sttuer in 3 days,and I was getting amazing battery life (believe me or not,same as on the stock one).

At the end,I understood that all the miths about good performance giving governors aren't really true. They are actually NOT any battery hog. :)

Performance governor gives me stuttery performance while draining the battery fast (get it?). You should always test fast and smooth governors,and not be to concerned about the battery life :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] lsalamun:
I know i should test, and i will, i am currently, but idle is interesting.

Look at the difference between zzmoove and intelliactive, on idle, zzmoove scales down to 300, but intelliactive stays capped on 1400 all the time, pegasusq in the other hand is almost all the time on 500 even when scrolling between the pages, i think it scales based on cpu load, but i'm just guessing.

View attachment 2888526View attachment 2888527
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AssassinGEO:
Dunno,man,I always get amazing idle time. I never cared about the battery time and never got any problems with it,while seeing people which are having bad performance and bad battery life. The thing is,you should just not overlook the means of every governor,sheduler and etc and the means of how these things work. You just need to test.

Btw,sorry for typos,edited them. :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] viktor92:
I've always used LulzactiveQ and now ZZmoove (optimal) and never a single stutter.

Both puts cores offline when CPU load is low, something that interactive can't do.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] hwjrmrm:
http://opensource.samsung.com/reception/receptionSub.do?method=search

update14??
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gabebcn:
See post #14280
[Galaxy S III Android Development] PIRATA!:
Can you please please please tell me the name of that app??

I just can't remember it.

And maybe the correct appliance/usage for making a correct pass through.

Can you say something about it or is it still early?

I am having some shuttering with zzmove-battery-yank now, and I'm using it since the first times, so I'm really affectionate to its usage.

I'm interested in this governor, but really can't afford to don't have cpus scaling down.

It's PegasusQ-Plus the only one that does that with zzmove?

Thank you all.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Lumargo:
It is best to enable swappiness? Excuse me but I am using a translator.

Enviado desde mi SM-G900F mediante Tapatalk
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AssassinGEO:
Dummy file generator.

Be sure to have at least 8 GB of free memory storage. Just run the app and choose "Generate full". When it will make your memory full,touch "delete" button. Do this as much as you can do.

Don't forget to make screen timeout at least 5 minutes,tho. =)

---------- Post added at 12:25 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:24 PM ----------

If you have zram enabled,you should have it turned on on at least 60.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Well, if you switch zRam on, swappiness is automatically put from 60 to 80 internally (you can see that on first page of the app).

If you check this box, you can further override it to any other value.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AssassinGEO:
Is there really any difference? I always had it on 60 with zRam and multitasking was awesome. Some people use less than 40 with it on and have no problem.

Btw,still haven't managed to fix that memory problem after idle,tho :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Various people use various "swappinesses", some very low, some high. I rarely use zRam at all, and when I use it, I keep the override switched off to use the standard of 80.

Don't know, have never experiemented a lot with it, zRam for me is completely unimportant in my daily usage.

What is the memory problem after idle??

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AssassinGEO:
Remember that memory problem which I had? The thing is,after 6 hours of idle (or more),my memory starts to struggle. Phone gets slower and I can't multitask properly with zRam. Max of 3 apps at the same time,no more. Sometimes,even the keyboard gets deleted out of memory.

I read in internet that it's a bug in Jelly Bean,where system_server thing gets sick and makes memory full constantly. Or something like that.

This wasn't the case before,I can't understand why this started to happen after some time with zRam off. =D Well,I just got used to it.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] lsalamun:
No, there are other governors that scale down and turn off cores, for ex. lulzactiveq, but it needs to be learned how to use, by default lower freq. is on 2d, low usage, and higher freq. when higher usage, so it can be good for battery, and can't, except if you mess with the tunables you can get the perfect balance, but, you'll have to know what you're doing.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kasper933:
I'm currently experimenting with pegasusqplus and so far with balanced it fells little bit laggy in specific cases. zzmove battery yank is better in my honest opinion. Though I like pegasusqplus standard because it is ultra smooth. Generally I'm happy with battery yank but sometimes it's not good enough and I'm trying to find replacement. Will report back after more testing. :)

Tapatalk 4 @ GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Wasim625:
Hello..

I am using boeffla 6.0 kernel. Everything is fine but CPU-Z app showing my processor frequency capped at 1000 Mhz max. I am using zzmoove governor. Imfact I tried to figure it out and experimented every governor but same results my cpu frequencies never go above 1000Mhz max. and 200Mhz min. Where it should be max 1400 Mhz max but it Instead it never goes above 1000Mhz. I also have checked the CPU section of the kernel all the clocking values are at default I-e 200Mhz min. and 1400Mhz max.

Please help!!! :)

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] lsalamun:
See if sammy power saving mode is turned on, it allows cpu to max 1000mhz.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Wasim625:
It helped. Thanxx mate!!

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kristiandm:
save

i cant save the options, governor, scheduler, etc, when i make a reboot, i have to put again all how i have it before, because is like when i install new the kernel, sura ll be problem from the rom?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Lascaille:
Boeffla for I9300I (Neo, Dual-Sim)

Hi,

I have the i9300 S3 at the moment and to be honest, I prefer to stick with a device that is supported by the Boeffla kernel because I really like the sound features, amongst other things.

Is there any chance of a Boeffla kernel for the i9300I dual-sim version of the S3? I know the chipset is completely different so it may be a significant development effort...

Thanks!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] PIRATA!:
But will this damage my data? Should i do this related to a new rom installation??

And sound I do this for which destination? System, internal, external, ALL ????

AAAAHHHHHH!!!! I have the exact same problem!!!!!!!

Keyboard gets killed apps get killed and reloaded if switching them with home button!!!!

How did you manage to fix it???

The fact is that I am and always have used zRam!!!!!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AssassinGEO:
I didn't manage to fix it,man,problem still exists. The best way to keep memory as good as possible is to leave apps open while idle less or just no to do that,at all. Try to keep idle clear , without apps opened.

Btw,no,it will not damage your data,dude. It's done to make it better. It will make your internal cosmetically full,finding dummy file and you delete it. Do this as many times as possible. I did and my phone is fine since then.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kasper933:
How does creating dummy file helps in anyway?

Tapatalk 4 @ GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MIKEMON:
Beta2

The best way is to remove bloatware with phone

For me everything is alright

I encourage all

@ Andi, thanks for the update
[Galaxy S III Android Development] PIRATA!:
I keep everything shut down, quit, exit, and close!! I greeneefy quite everything that used to be in use in background!! I manage to have a clean boot set with AutoStarts!! Really dunno what to do next!!!!!

About dummy files...I should do it where???? System Storage or Internal SD or External SD??

I've read that I should have at least 8gb free...But where???? In system it's quite impossible!!!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Moster2:
Boeffla only supports devices he personally owns. Your mentioned device is quite different.(different soc, probably not even a wolfson dac)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] metalgearhathaway:
I tend to agree! Ever since my last ondemand profile, I have only been playing with zram and swappiness, I am without zram at the moment and with my rom nice and clean of pointless apps at start up and bloatware disabled I think I don't need zram anymore.

Certainly worth playing with people, I think there may be s perception that zram is essential, but I am starting to think otherwise.

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MIKEMON:
when removing bloatware is phone with this kernel smooth and absolutely super battery life

Why have applications like FB, and like you take a lot of energy

The phone has to be for everyday use rather than gaming and benchmarking score

For me, absolutely no problems and very good work
[Galaxy S III Android Development] skingg:
Thank god I wasn't the only one. For my case, my Nova Launcher gets deleted out of memory and causes constant redraws; the only way to fix it was to reboot. I did try App Settings through Xposed and made Nova Launcher resident but for some unknown reason it kept freezing up my phone after a day or two and I had to hard power reboot.

The now discontinued Googy Max kernel didn't have this problem, or atleast on JB 4.1.2 did not because I can go for weeks without rebooting and not a single redraw on Nova Launcher.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Hesham_3del:
Hello,

Please, I've a few questions that I'm seeking answer for

I've been away from the scene since the archiport of 4.4, so please bare with me.

1. What is the BEST governor I could use after intelliactive (I liked that governor, but it makes my sammy goes hot), is there a better one for performance ?

2. I want to upgrade to 4.4, what is the BEST rom to work with Boeffla-Kernel 6.0 ?

Thank you.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AssassinGEO:
Not system,just internal memory.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Wasim625:
[MENTION=1822356]hasham[/MENTION]_3del

I am using QS ROM kk 4.4.2 Stock port from n7100 v2.4. ( now the dovelopers of that ROM are having some issues with JustArchi as he claims that the dev of this port used archiport's files in his port without credits and blah blah don't know so the mod removed his ROM's download link)

I downlaoded the version before it got removed so I am using it. It is quite stable and approved for daily use. I paired it with boeffla kernel v6 (stable) and things are working flawless and butter smooth (so far)

Sent from my GT-I9300

---------- Post added at 08:23 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:18 PM ----------

I am using QS ROM kk 4.4.2 Stock port from n7100 v2.4. ( now the dovelopers of that ROM are having some issues with JustArchi as he claims that the dev of this port used archiport's files in his port without credits and blah blah don't know so the mod removed his ROM's download link)

I downlaoded the version before it got removed so I am using it. It is quite stable and approved for daily use. I paired it with boeffla kernel v6 (stable) and things are working flawless and butter smooth (so far)

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SaschaKH:
None.

I would say you have two good options:

1. Stay with 4.3 for now.

2. Look for a CM/AOSP ROM.

If you want a ported 4.4.2 ROM maybe better change the kernel for now.

BTW it's always a question of taste what ROM you like more.

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9300 mit Tapatalk
[Galaxy S III Android Development] viktor92:
Archiport in all it's flavors isn't stable enough and bug free for me. I've tried ArchiDroid 2.5.2 (CM 11) with Boeffla 2.3a Linaro, and runs really well, but the performance difference with ArchiDroid 1.7.x (JB 4.3) with latest Boeffla 5.4 Linaro is minimal, if any (both with nova launcher). And despite the latest AOSP camera works well, I still prefer Samsung one (AOSP doesn't have HDR). Also, the configuration menus and the interface in general is better IMO in the sammy rom, so I'm running good old 4.3 (but from time to time I restore the KK AOSP nandroid... :) )

The best perfomance governor-scheduler for me are: LulzactiveQ + deadline and ZZmoove + Zen
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
If you ask me AD 1.X was always a good choice if you want to have stable running system for daily use without surprises.

You know that it works well and you know that it won't crash after some time, only because the fact that it was made by Samsung, and they know exynos specifications we don't.

I stopped on AP (ArchiPort) development due to very easy reason - it's pointless. If you want Sammy's stability, you have AD 1.X. If you want AOSP's modernism and performance, you have AD 2.X. Working on AP is totally different than working on AD. It's more like hacking around, trying different scenarios and blindly trying to improve things and expecting surprises. I don't like that, therefore I brought AP to the "working" version, and it's up to other developers if they will further fix and improve it (like Kryten2k35 for Ultima ROM) or not.

In AD 2.X you have nearly full source code, except some blobs.

In AD 1.X you don't have anything, but system that works excellent on SGS3.

In AP, you don't have system that works excellent on SGS3, neither any source codes. It reminds me of working on Windows Mobile 6.X in ancient times :D.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ludviktom:
Is microphone sensitivity settings same in Boeffla kernel 5.x and in Boeffla kernel 6.x? Because now I've got problems with call quality. On version 5 it was ok to have call mic sensitivity on 26 and on version 6 I have to set sensitivity on 14. Is it problem of kernel or rom?

I'm on Kitkat ROM (Blekota Beta 6.1) and earlier I had Omega v58 (JB 4.3).

Thanks for answer.

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kasper933:
I'm not sure if it's kernel related, but my SD card sometimes show as empty and I need to reset my phone in order to fix that. Do you know what's going on? Sorry to ask here, but it might be related to kernel, because I never experienced this before.

Tapatalk 4 @ GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kristiandm:
rom

try anunnaki rom 4.4.2 is very stable for diary use and zmove plus batery sio sio
[Galaxy S III Android Development] marenp:
Settings are the same as i know and i think it is not kernel problem, seem it is ROM related cause you know that 4.4.2 ports are not that good for daily use (problems here and there). Do a complete wipe than try again.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SuperAce609:
Is the "heavy undervolt" profile applying different UV per frequency? Unlike the general -100UV and such
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AssassinGEO:
Amazing. Slightly overclocked gpu for super smooth ui and undervoled everything by 50 gives the best of both worlds.

Look at the time on screenshots and how long one percent stays.

May consider overclocking a bit second step,tho,for even smoother ui performance. 4.3 with this configuration runs much better and smoother than AOSP.

Also,using xui mod for x80 animations to make everything fast with still beautifull animations. Can't describe how good the phone works.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] lsalamun:
Great bat. life coming from you, lucky guy, i could never achieve that, i remember one day when i used the phone after full wipe with no apps except tapatalk and whatsapp (yeah just them two excluding sys apps) i could get 4:50 sot over a day and a half and that wowed me, and i see your results and i wanna cry haha, give me yo' battery!:D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tmac31:
he is probably watching videos with his phone( if he isnt using 3000 mah battery). im getting similar results with 3000 mah with 3g usage and without video. with standart battery its pretty much impossible (without watching video) with all battery saving settings too.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] abhibnl:
It's impossible to get such results on stock battery. I bet u r on a bigger batt. Or you were watching videos all the time maybe.

Sent from Galaxy S3 Powered by Temasek + Boeffla
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AssassinGEO:
I'm not just watching videos. Youtube + texting + browsing.

I'm power user of my phone. Btw,I'm undervolted by 50 in all places,as you can see,and I'm trying to use only holo apps,so black are saving my battery life,too.

Oh,and this is of course stock battery.

Everything is possible when done in right way. Right configuration,right habbits of discharging and charging the phone and it stands really well. When I first overclocked my phone,it lasted only 3 hours. So I just undervolted by 50 and voila,battery holds better even with overclocking (undervolting needs a restart).
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tmac31:
maybe not watching videos all time but atleast u probably watched 1 hour video or something it boosts screen time alot!! amoled just dont waste battery with video and when i was saying all possible battery saving things i meant everything. underclock undervolt battery governer no installed app fresh bloatware free rom etc... its just not possible with 2100 mah espacialy if you are browsing alot even if you are just going outside it means you need full brightness mostly(cuz s3 screen isnt bright) and 3g so its impossible to get that screen time on stock battery u need atleast 3000 mah to get results like this.

im not saying you are lying or something else ofc but you probably watched more video than you expected. 2 hour movie just use 15-20 on my s3 but browsing etc use twice more around 4 hour of screen time for s3 is just great. my other phones nexus 4 just get 2.5 hours sot and htc one m7 3 hours sot. s3 is realy good about battery but not that much. around 3.5 hour sot with 55% battery usage is too much.

ps:youtuvbe=video it uses too little battery even on streaming from youtube too.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AssassinGEO:
Man,I watched two bruce lee videos (interesting guy). Both were 7-8 mins.

Then I browsed for 30 mins and after,I was just texting. I'm at home with my own wi-fi and brightness is low. Phone is themed with holo and I'm using holo apps.

So no,I didn't watch 1-2 hours long video.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MIKEMON:
Good writing is setting for others, but

Everyone should set everything in its use

My phone lasts all day with normal use

There is no problem in the kernel, it's always in setting
[Galaxy S III Android Development] wmas:
[MENTION=947981]Lord Boeffla[/MENTION] will screen mirroring be fixed for 4.4?

was using agni kernel, screen mirroring works, then i flashed your kernel and BAM!

screen mirroring does not work anymore.

i dont want to go back to agni kernel lol
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Maybe, but not with priority. Do not expect anything soon, I started to port my kernel to kitkat for my 10.1 tablet in the next days/weeks.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] wmas:
ah okay then, i just hope u wont abandon this kernel, its 99% complete

just the screen mirroring bug prevents it from being 100% :P
[Galaxy S III Android Development] abhibnl:
And graphical glitches too on 4.4.2 roms.

Sent from Galaxy S3 Powered by Temasek + Boeffla
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ggnoplay:
Hey guys. I once scored an epic sot with my S3. Digged for it on my Dropbox uploads for you guys. Have a look at them :)

I was of course using the stock battery and watching offline videos entire time.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] marenp:
If you mean on Note 2 ports i think that Boeffla said that he want to stay on stock as many as he can and asking for something that never will be stable on our dear and beloved S3 is impossible.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
No, I would not abandon the kernel. But it has not that much of a priority compared to the "official" kernels.

Same as said above.

BUT: I am searching for some brave testers of a new test build where I merged kitkat sources into the kernel.

I am interested if the topic graphical glitches and screen mirroring are potentially addressed by this or not.

If one wants to test, pls PM me.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MIKEMON:
Me personally, I hold still 4.3 of Stock

and I am happy

Trying to 4.4, but not yet for my use