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[Galaxy S III Android Development] ZaneZam:
You can try to give the kernel config a additional apply delay after boot in app setting (additional boot up delay) of about 3 or more seconds. that helped at least on my stock system ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] VanXamar:
Thanks @ zanezam

I'll try that. I put on 30 secs now.

Edit; I found out it's the fastboot that causes the reset of lmk and scheduler... Solution no more fastboot for me.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AssassinGEO:
Alright,guys,I don't know where to report this problem to get a proper help.

I'm having some serious issues with memory,now. I mean,zRam doesn't help at all. My memory is getting cleared every minute and I can't run more than 2 apps. I even flashed stock deodexed ROM (no wipe) and problem with memory got worse and problem with fruit ninja is still present. Do I need to fully wipe or something? What's going on with my phone? =(

EDIT: I have added many apps to multi-window and it takes 20 mb and new google services take 20 mb of RAM,but I doubt this is a problem. Something is just killing my RAM!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MIKEMON:
it, Zram help each user only when multitasking is excellent

First, recommend, flash stock rom and set everything you use.

a link to the rom.běží beautifully.

https://mega.co.nz/#!TlIQRawb!g5v5qrVP-_mLDsW68xfm8Ay56hw4eQwWsLiC7yC14q0

Do Nandroid backup, delete everything and SD card, everything back to the PC and then flash rom.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AssassinGEO:
Thanks for the zip. That's the one I have on my computer,so that will be faster for me.

So,maybe do a mega wipe,then flash the ROM with odin,root it and then install everything back again?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] saintsinner25:
Yeah man i understand :) take your time no rush

Sent From My GT-i9300 ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Attention: CPU frequency limit - testers required !!!

Guys,

to all that have the issue with the upper CPU frequency limit not applied:

I cannot replicate this issue on my side. I set the CPU limit to e.g. 800 MHz with Voltage Control, reboot and I see after the system is fully booted and Voltage Control applied the settings, the usage of frequencies above 800 MHz stops.

So, it is hard to fix something that I cannot see on my phone. Therefore I would like to ask you to provide me some more diagnostic data.

Please do the following steps and tell me the results:

a) Flash stock kernel and check the behaviour there (as Boeffla-Kernel is very close to stock, it should be the same)

b) Flash stable Boeffla-Version 1.1 and check the behaviour

c) Flash stable Boeffla-Version 2.0 and check the behaviour

d) Flash Boeffla-Version 2.1-beta1 and check the behaviour

Please send me a frequency usage report directly after booting has completed (lets say 2-3 minutes after your first screen came up)

Then use your phone for some hours, with whatever you want. And send me a frequency usage report again after these hours.

You can send all the diagnostic info to support@boeffla-kernel.de as well, especially if you have larger volume data to send.

Maybe I can pinpoint some root cause for this by having this data.

Based on these results, I decide about the next actions.

Your help is highly appreciated. Without that, I can and will not continue to work on something cannot see. Hope you understand.

Thanks and have a great evening

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] zenosteam:
so it's not fixed
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
See above. Nothing to fix until I get more details or can replicate on my side.

Thanks

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Jimlarck:
Currently I am looking for a kernel for my Galaxy S3 that removes that screen's yellowish tint. Kinda like trinity kernel for Galaxy Nexus that has Contrast fixes. Does this kernel have that?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
No, there is only the black crush fix built in, which improves display of black tones. But nothing about what you said. And my screen, honestly, does not have a yellowish tint at all. I am quite happy with my display, that is why I refuse to put any sharpness and brightness fixes in.

Good news on that. Next beta2 will have a change built in. Although it is then not behaving like stock kernel anymore for this functionality, I am fine with it so I put it in.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
New 2.1beta-2 available

Hi all,

a new beta version 2.1beta-2 is now available on the kernel homepage www.boeffla-kernel.de.

New features (compared to version 2.0 stable):

Maximum CPU frequency can now be set also in the configuration file (then it loads even during startup, contrary from using an app - you will see that in the used frequency chart directly after start)

Boeffla-kernel config file is now much more "intelligent", it adds automatically new configuration options and removes old ones - you are never again required to delete the file by creating a new one and loosing your settings

Lulzactive is reimplemented in beta2 with even more new tweaks - please report what you think about it

CIFS supported out-of-the-box (you can connect to windows shares by using the free CIFS manager app)

Charging levels for AC and USB charger are now configurable via boeffla-kernel config file (and of course freely adjustable via sys file system)

Fixed maximum CPU frequency not always limited (this is now different to stock kernel behaviour)

Enjoy and thanks

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Download online again

EDIT: Download enabled again. Please redownload if you have downloaded before this post !!!

Hi,

sorry, just found a cosmetical issue with beta2 still. So I took the download offline for a few minutes.

As soon as the compile run is done, I will bring the download back online. Will inform you about it here.

Thanks

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] treyy:
Only cosmetical? So i can stay on the version before and wait till the next beta version with bigger changes? ^^

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9300 mit Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Yes. Unless you want to use lulzactiveq, you can stay.

Otherwise redownload please.

Tx

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] treyy:
Mh i use lulz and notice nothing bad :D

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
No. You shouldn't anyway. But if you want to go 110% sure... :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gsw5700:
Latest beta looking great, I've noticed that 3 cores are now going too sleep much readily which has gotta be good for battery life. Phone still very snappy and 100% stable with lots of UV. Phone spending lots of time in deep sleep, yeah, it's looking great, no issues with anything so far. Thanks AndiP

Sent via TCP/IP
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Thanks, but I am personally not so happy with beta2. Also, feedback from the German forum about latest lulzactiveq tweaks are not very positive (and I can confirm that).

So, beta3 is just compiling now. Somehow my build machine is extremely slow, it will take another 1-2 hours :(

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] treyy:
mh whats wrong with the lulz?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] eric-filth:
Andi, if you want i can help you with lulzactiveQ configuration

Enviado do meu GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Well, it - after a while - feels like the phone as an activated hand-break. To me, and also to some other users. So I decided to revert back some tweaks to make it more aggressive again. This is what beta3 is about.

Many thanks, Eric. Will for sure come back to you on that. But first want to see how beta3 performs after it is out. Thanks for your nice offer.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
2.1-beta3 available

Hi all,

version 2.1-beta3 is available now on the kernel homepage www.boeffla-kernel.de.

Change log to beta2:

- Reveted lulzactiveq tweaks, so should be back to good performance now

Hope you can confirm lulzactiveq is now running fast and aggressive again :)

Thanks

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] treyy:
i will try :P
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pitjago74:
well,very nice:D:D:D

Sgs3 y probando todos los kernels
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pabgar:
Thanks Andi for the response.

So my phone acts this way: when I set brightness level to Auto, then using slider below I can set maximum brightness level in Auto mode (minimum left intact I suppose= left - darker, right-brighter ).

Is it a feature of Your kernel ? ( as I am bit confused with this excellent possibility )
[Galaxy S III Android Development] GTMoraes:
Beta one doesn't fix the mute speaker bug, but I like the fading LED so I'm keeping it hehe

Seems to happen when I mess around on audio settings on the Boeffla App. Rebooting fixes it 'till it just stops working. I've resetted the Audio settings on boeffla app and rebooted and so far so good (longer than it used to bug at least)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pyry666:
Re: [KERNEL] [Samsung JB] Boeffla-Kernel 2.6 (17-01-2013)

After flashing beta6 yesterday I put my phone at my wall charger. I woke up at night my phones red indicator was flashing, phone was super hot and there was a warning text saying that charging was stopped due over heating..I even dropped my charging speed after the flash from 1200 to 1100 and this has never happened before..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
AW: [KERNEL] [Samsung JB] Boeffla-Kernel 2.6 (17-01-2013)

Sounds like an app was doing something or getting crazy fully loading the cpu. I think the message wad only a side effect.

With battery widget monitor you could see the used charging rate approximately. Would help for the future.

Sent via Tapatalk2 from my Galaxy S3 IPhone killer
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kanemari:
so the use of n8020 sources begs the question... will this fine kernel work on the n8020??
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Hi,

easy answer - no.

First, I am using S3 update7 sources, not 8020 sources anymore.

And even if, I compile different modules, drivers etc. for S3, so it would just not work.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cybdani:
Don't worry. We can wait for a new version :)

At the moment all is fine here.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Pard0ned:
Re: [KERNEL] [Samsung JB] Boeffla-Kernel 2.6 (17-01-2013)

Andi, I just wanted to report that my battery problems are not evident in the 2.6 stable release. Don't know why though. Think I'll just stick to your stable releases in future. :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
pardoned: I sent you a pm.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kosako17:
Re: [KERNEL] [Samsung JB] Boeffla-Kernel 2.6 (17-01-2013)

Yeah :good:

(me alegro de ver a gente española por aqui jaja)

Enviado desde mi Samsung Galaxy S3 (Black Soul by Team Creed)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Steve46xda:
R: [KERNEL] [Samsung JB] Boeffla-Kernel 2.6 (17-01-2013)

I have an important question: can I have the sound improvement of boeffla on a stock rooted rom, without custom kernel, mods, ecc...

Inviato dal mio Galaxy SIII!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] erto90:
no.. you need Boeffla kernel or Yank.lu55 kernel to have the boeffla sound engine

btw you can use some mods like AC!D 5
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ezechiele25172012:
Hello AndiP, I'm still having unusual battery drain but I don't know if it's due to new omega V40 rom or to your kernel, so I want try another kernel to understand that. Can you confirm to "uninstall" your kernel I can flash boeffla-kernel-clean.zip script in addons foderl ?

thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Hi,

yes, I can confirm this will remove the settings.

However, it completely wipes your init.d directory.

So might be better you delete all scripts in /system/etc/init.d manually which have the string _bk contained somewhere in the script name.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ezechiele25172012:
In the init.d folder I have theese files:

- 85sqlite

- S82enable_bksched_row

- S92Omega

What files have I to delete to completely remove your kernel?

thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
That is fine, these are rom scripts, not coming from a kernel.

No need to delete anything, everything is already clean for you and you can flash another kernel.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ezechiele25172012:
So it's normal that your kernel doesn't copy any file in init.d folder?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
If you leave everything on default settings in the tweaks app, or reset everything back to default there, then nothing is copied. Correct.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sailorpapay:
what i must do, to have a sound in earsphone such a in siyah kernel?:confused:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
This is hard to answer as I do not know how you configured sound in Siyah / Scoobydoo.

But I would start with

- flash the boeffla kernel

- in boeffla-tweaks app:

- increase headphone volume to 60 or 62

- enable one of the equalizer presets (maybe eargasm)

- play around with the other presets until you are fine

or load the boeffla-sound app from playstore and you can configure everything in detail.

But you need to play a bit with it to find and confirm your personal perfect settings, honestly.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MIKEMON:
Yep, just do not use uninstall

everything is running smoothly with beautifully Boeffla kernel

I always keep my plates and I am satisfied.

With Xposed modules, all you have got all the custom rom.

ENJOY

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load most of the Samsung app, if you do not use

better clean all this bloatware.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AssassinGEO:
Alright,doing it now.

Btw,I'm always debloating it maximally. Samsung apps and services at the first place,but I remember having amazing multitasking even on stock ROM not rooted with that bloatware. It's just now a problem with stupid automatic RAM clearing.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] adrenalin100:
Hi all, when Andi Lord Boeffla buys a new phone?)))
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MIKEMON:
Yep, but everyone needs to know what uses

I personally fully debloadet stock / ODEX / rom and leave the system as soon as I use

S Boeffla kernel and governor from ZaneZam / Zzmoove / I've got great results

Battery life and the continuity of the system is great

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I tried different roms, but really always go back to no bloatware of Stock

Xposed modules are so great that you set up what you really expect.

Battery color, background, extended power menu, Wanam Xposed a XBlast are proof of everything.

Everything depends on what the user expects ...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] NexxP963:
[MENTION=4447982]MIKEMON[/MENTION]

I totally agree with you. I also have tested a lot of different roms, but always go back to stock odexed and self-debloated rom.

The combination of stock rom and Boeffla is the best for my personell use.

The last two (6 & 7) betas are great as always, so I always can repeat BIG THANKS TO ANDI AND ZANEZAM.

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] MIKEMON:
Yep,ENJOY

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beta7 is a super zzmoove

seems fixed bug in cpu settings
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Depressed T.Bear:
as soon as you'll donate enough money :) :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
... And not before September or October...

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] newk9:
Let's hope the Lord, ZaneZam and Archi buys the same model so the magic continues.

I would follow =)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] malachow:
Perfect time to buy upcoming Nexus 6. :cool:

Guys, samsung has given us so many times so many reasons to leave its source-closed & full-of-knox Galaxy family that, when the time comes, we shouldn't even comsider buying next S phone. ;)

Just my few cents, if you make this kind of decision like me or Archi feel free to buy N6 also. :D

Cheers!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
I'm off this Samsung boat, Exynos 4 is the pain in the a** and I won't buy anything else from this company. My Xperia M doesn't even have official CM support, yet everything works including hwcomposer, which will never work on SGS3 probably.

This company is one big crap for all developers.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SuperAce609:
I'd love me a Nexus but the no SD and removeable battery are a no-go for me. Sony seems to be doing an amazing job supporting their phones though. Might consider 'em.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] IceFresh:
Every time I buy a phone good developers buy a new one :( kind of bad luck.

But it's always good to see that you can bring some magic and new life to more phones. Thanks for your work in here!

Wysłane z mojego GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
IceFresh, no worries, I am not planning to leave the s3.

And Nexus: no external sd card = no nexus for me.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Agaranda:
And LG G3? :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Almin94:
Can anyone help me to configure zram and swappiness? What is the best option for that?

One more question.. Should I chose Zzmove or Pegasusq for governor. Which is more fluid and better in everyday use?

Thanks.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MIKEMON:
Zzmoove, moderate profile

400 zram and swap just 60, you can always change
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Almin94:
pegasus moderate

Thank you. What about pegasusq moderate profile?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] viktor92:
No removable battery and no memory card for me it's a no go, whatever brand the phone is. I think that the S5 is still the most balanced top phone on the market.

For me the LG G3 it too big, and the battery it's not removable.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MIKEMON:
This option is possible, balanced profile to the battery and power

You can set directly from the app config v2 in menu / Preferences /

Otherwise, I recommend zzmoove is smooth and seamless
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Looking interesting so far. I have a friend who just got one two days ago, I let him test and report how it is.

It should be explained in the help section of the homepage, what it exactly means, eh? :)

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tmac31:
g3 has sd card and removable battery and same size like s5 you should check it right if you are considering to buy a phone s5 seems worst phone in the market for me.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Almin94:
Now I`m using Android revolution 52.0 and latest boeffla kernel. This kernel is perfect.

Which kernel version to fix screen screen flickr problem on latest 4.4.2 beta1 Archport? Thanks for all these great kernels.

:)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
None of my kernels, sorry.

Have no time to look at it at the moment.

In 10 days I am relocating, so other priorities ☺

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] viktor92:
Yes G3 has replaceable battery, but is bigger:

G3: 164.3 x 74.6 x 8.9

S5 142 x 72.5 x 8.1

Don't know why the S5 is "worst phone in the market" for you, the camera is better, the screen is great (despite been "only" HD), has USB 3 (G3 not), the perfomance is top notch (according to GSM Arena better than G3), and is water and dust resistant (G3 is not). That's enough for me.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Yank555:
Having had my Note3 for quite some time, and it's halfway an s5, I can give you a few reasons why I agree the S5 is not a good device :

1) it's a Samsung

with every update, they're getting creepier ... add bloat, add security noone uses/wants but makes custom stuff very tricky, breaks compatibility etc.etc. in essence, whenever there is a real update, hell breaks loose.

2) bootloader with efuses

3) Knoxx

4) excessively bloated touchwiz (heck it's that bloated it won't run on the i9300 without debloating, and Samsung's saying this not me !)

5) USB 3 is useless (Note 3 was the first to have it)

Probably more reasons, but these are the first that popped to my mind, and good enough for me that I ordered a Nexus 5 two days ago right out of frustration with Samsung !

So if you want to use the device as is, certainly a fun device (way too bloated to my taste, though), but if you're into custom stuff that goes beyond a simple quickly recooked stock ROMs with a few mods, you better rethink your decision.

As soon as a Nexus 6, or whatever the name, comes out, I will grab that as well.

I prefer to start on a clean slate (AOSP) and add what I want/need, not what some Korean company wants to impose on me.

No SD card is a drawback, agreed, but you have usb-otg support, so it's viable, CWM supports flashing from and nandroiding to/from an usb-otg storage, that's good enough for me, the rest will fit into the 32Gb internal memory of my Nexus 5.

Non-removable battery used to also be a must-have for me, but thinking about it, I still have my HD2, and battery is still more than fine after all these years ! So we use our phones for way less time than a battery gets 'worn out'. Of course if you use 2 batteries over a day, that's a other thing and then it indeed is a problem.

These are of course just my reasons and my way of choosing.

JP.

Send from my 'proudly eFused' Note 3 (n9005) running CM11 hltexx 20140127 on Yank555.lu CM11 htlexx v1.1 kernel.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tmac31:
its running touchwiz its still slowest and laggiest ui in android world so dont ever check benchmark scores and say its performance is top notch my girlfriend has it trust me its not(ofc talking about flagships) still laggy experience. and i can say more bad points about s5 but its wrong thread for it so i wont write longer but yes its worst for me. and i say for ME you dont have to think in sameway. usb 3.0 maybe worthy for you but i dont care about it same for water resistant too
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Nexus 6 may come already on ARMv8 architecture, and this will be big step forward. Not even mentioning 64-bit architecture but about 20% boost compared to ARMv7-a/l. I'm gonna grab it as well, unless it will be a tablet.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SuperAce609:
So I'm the only one considering a Sony phone here?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
No, it is still on my watchlist, together with the S5 and the LG G3.

But in September/October I have to decide... so...

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JagDave:
I'm seriously considering the Oppo Find 7 later this year. It's one of the few phones that still have capacitance buttons.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SaschaKH:
Sorry but why do you use TW then? Especially in this forum ppl should know that nothing is easier than installing a different launcher.

BTW Galaxy S5 or Xperia Z2 might be my next phone, or maybe something newer cause I stay with the S3 at least for this year.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Han-Droid:
Honestly, there are two things that keep me from running to the next store and buy a G3:

- Unclear status of future dev due to locked bootloader

- screen seems to draw too much power, at least with current firmware.

But apart from this, G3 it is! ! :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ScratMan38:
Same for Sony : When you buy a Sony phone branded by your provider, the bootloader is locked, and you are not authorized to unlock it. So you can't change the kernel or ROM :(
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tmac31:
I never used tw i allways go for nova. But im not talking about launcher tw isnt just launcher its whole system "especialy in this forum ppl should know that TW isnt just a launcher" Tw brings laggy experience with its fail bloatware and not optmized system u cant just fix it by using another launcher. pretty much touchwiz is your operating system running over android not only a skin.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
tmac31.. what you are referring to is the "touchwiz framework", just to be very precise :)

And yes, you are correct. The framework itself is adding lots of overhead to the system.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tmac31:
Yes im talking about whole package comes with "TW" thanks for the correction