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[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Yes, at least on the S3 platform, it does not make sense to implement it and lose about 25% battery in flight mode in one night (someone tried it by setting touch-to-wake to infinite mode)...

But well, let's see what the S5 brings. I am sure, this is a feature Samsung needs to react on...

On the flipside, the LG G2 is a nice device too. Maybe their next device is even more interesting than the S5 (with potentially all this knox and e-fuse sh***t)

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] boyheadkick:
I did..suffice it to say, i never tried it again :eek:

Tapatalked from my OmegaDroid i9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gieffe22:
probably on summer i will bring a new device...i'm amazed by g2 but there's a big, giant problem with lg(ever the same): UPDATES...s4 have 4.4.2 with 2 leaked,note 3 is on official 4.4.2 ...g2?well beetween february and march NO COMMENT...the good thing is that this phone have the same hw of nexus 5,and cyano is pretty ok...but i go for a phone that is well supported by the manufacter... htc with one is doing a good job, and samsung is the best of manufacters on long period ...i think its a hard choice but i have time for decision...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
OT start:

The biggest issues with LG G2 for me are - no exchangeable battery + no SD card slot.

If it had both, I had moved already.

OT end.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] PIRATA!:
What is Smart App Protector???

So you turn off all connections (data and Wi-Fi leaving only phone calls I assume) and you loose approximately 1% per hour??
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
You do not like to do some research on your own, isnt it? :D

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sp.protector.free

And no, that is not what I said.

When I turn off all connections, I loose approx. 2% over 6-8 hours.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] D00ky:
Have you experienced lag on custom profile after enabling/disabling frandom tweak? I've had that problem but it can be solved.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bcs2112:
Daily usage 5.1

Hi Andi,

which release of 5.1 betas suggested for daily usage? ... probaly the last one, but just to make sure

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regards,

bcs
[Galaxy S III Android Development] malachow:
BETA 13 !

You won't regret it, promise. It just rocks making phone fly. Give it a try. ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] albiGib:
I'm curious to try archi ultra powersave profile, but I can't seem to be able to download the file to put in boeffla kernel data folder.. Any pointers?

Thanks guys
[Galaxy S III Android Development] malachow:
Archi's UltraPowerSave profile

[4.3] [MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION] boeffla UltraPowerSave preset​

1) download .bcprofile from HERE

2) put it into /data/media/0/boeffla-kernel-data

3) activate profile through Boeffla Config V2

How to activate?

open Boeffla Config V2, tap on "DEFAULT" on top, then "load...", choose downloaded profile, activate it in the list (it should be blue) :good:

4) have fun with tests & give feedback :good:

5) Pssst, the profile isn't enough to make your phone 100% smooth & battery friendly.. the secret is whole rom, to learn more I'd recommand to just give a try to newest ArchiDroid V1.7.6 based on latest ML4 with boeffla of course, it's a real beast. :cool:

Cheers. :cowboy:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] albiGib:
Thanks for that buddy. I'm currently on echo rom and it's going pretty well for me, I'll take a look at archidroid and see how it's got along since last time I used it
[Galaxy S III Android Development] surf_dan:
just came by to say that this is a great kernel and it runs not only smooth but also extremely battery friendly along with my neatrom :) thanks for that! :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MIKEMON:
I, the official stock from Sammy, but really absolutely super.

Even TW.launcher, it seems that it can be used

Thanks Andi and all the contributions
[Galaxy S III Android Development] PIRATA!:
Hahaha, my asking was referring to its use with Boeffla, and precisely why do you think people should go for using it :P

About your percentage....I'm impressed!!

Overnight, and for me it's quite 6-8 like you, I get something like 5% or 8% total, that is something quite near 1% per hour. How do you see this?

Here are some screenshots I made about my system after first battery cycle with config similar to yours:

I use a lot my device, and maybe I misunderstand how to test its battery life measurements as I always make screenshots after having passed a night (fresh battery before getting to bed) and then handed it in common use for the hours after night.

What can you say?

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I'm trying this profile right now, with the exception of my personal Boeffla Sound EQ settings + DAC Direct active (that should give even extra battery life if I'm correct), plus lowering USB Charging to 1000 as stock.

PLEASE NOTE!!!!

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Something I've noticed is that MDNIE Overwrite affects screen settings even if switched off!!! What I mean is that if I activate it and set different numbers, then when I deactivate it, it keeps those settings!! I notice this because screen does not change color/shadows if I deactivate MDNIE Overwrite, while it changes live if I play with the available numbers!!!!

Isn't it that MDNIE Overwrite keeps working in background even if turned off IF I have previously played with it's settings???

I ask this because I have noticed a little bit of battery drawning after having played with MDNIE Overwrite, and then abandoned the idea of using it because I couldn't find a screen color/shadow I like most upon another, so I decided to just turn it off.

Please give feedback because I'm thinking to reflash kernel and erase all configs and start all over when I'll do the next battery cycle, just if I had to update the kernel to a new version of Boeffla.

In that way I should restore previous situation like after just flashed last kernel.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] boyheadkick:
your idle is actually good..

but you losing 5-8% overnight makes me think there's something that's waking your device, better check on BBS or Wakelock Detector to see what app that is..

and also when you're using the phone that usage dip is slightly too fast...adjust your brightness settings, and your cpu profiles, that will help :good:

me personally, when i lay down to sleep, i first cross out all apps that are in the recents menu, then hibernate everything, and then turn off data and wifi..that way everything that could wake the phone up gets all shut out..

hope this rant helps :o sorry for the long post
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jimdem:
The combination of this kernel with archidroid is mind blowing! Everything is excellent. Perfect job boeffla ;)

Στάλθηκε από το GT-I9300 μου χρησιμοποιώντας Tapatalk
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Short info to Pirata (as I am travelling) :

The MDNIE overwrite stuff is only meant for cm. I think it is quite clearly marked as that in the app :)

Not recommended for Samsung roms, as there you have to configure that in the rom settings.

Andi

Sent via Tapatalk2 from my Galaxy S3 IPhone killer
[Galaxy S III Android Development] PIRATA!:
Hey [MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION] ...I'm using your profile, but world like to understand why you haven't activated DAC Direct, or use row internally and cfq externally, with 512 & 1024 respectively, and if you have edited the LMK values from the stock Boeffla app default.

Thank you.

I have checked BBS, and I'll continue in looking at it to understand better.

The only things I've noticed, is "PowerManagerService.WakeLocks" in Kernel Wandalocks and

"AudioOut_2" in Partial Wakelocks.

I don't know what Wakelock Detector is, but I'll try it.

My brightness is always at minimum, and most of the times I have ScreenFilter to 40%.

I'm testing Archis's cpu settings so to see if it really make the differences!!

Ps: I think I'd activate the Greenify feature to create a Greenify shortcut to ibernate all apps on one click!!

Yes I noticed that, but thought was anyway fine to use in Samsung, as for other kernels.

Silly me..I now know for sure that I have to follow any advice from you Andi, in forum, documentation, and Boeffla app :P

I'll chasm everything up again and reflash kernel just to be sure I've removed any possible vise/defect/bad habit of the kernel functioning, and then try some configs.

About this, I'd there a way to create my own Boeffla sound Equalizer profile just as I see it's made for Archis??

Second thing, I know that you use as governor the "zzmove battery yank" one.

How would you compare it to "pegasusq boeffla battery saving" and "pegasusqplus battery" ??

I assume that these are the most preferred for battery saving, but can't really compare them in a manner of pros and cons.

Same thing for the scheduler. You use "zen" for both, but really can't understand why not use different ones, like the "row" and the "cfq", where for me are "cfq" on sdcard and "row" for extsdcard (set respectively 256/512), and for Archis are exact opposite (row on sdcard/cfq extsdcard - set respectively 512/1024).
[Galaxy S III Android Development] boyheadkick:
wakelock detector is an app like BBS, but a lot simpler in that it only gives you a list of apps that wake the kernel..BBS on the other hand gives you everything like processes and such, which in my opinion is a little difficult to understand

and yes, a Greenify shortcut is what i meant by Greenifying all apps..i created a shortcut in my Swapps swipe list since it's more practical for me
[Galaxy S III Android Development] HectorAguirre:
What are the steps to install this kernel with temasek CM11 rom? I would like to test it, Is it worth the effort? Thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] boyheadkick:
go here
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cooljay5:
Boeffla v4.1

Dear All,

I'm currently on neatrom lite v4.8(4.1.2). I have downloaded cwm zip version of Boeffla v4.1. Can I flash it directly and start using it? Is 4.1 the stable version for 4.1.2 Rom's? I have GS3 International version.

Thank you all!!!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] yussuf007:
Yes you can
[Galaxy S III Android Development] danierakes:
5.1 beta 13 best kernel for our jb4.3...thanx for this kernel andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Depressed T.Bear:
People, if you really want to save battery effectively, then I advise you to look at this app GreenPower Premium!

The app manages all kinds of energy-consuming processes and actions. It cuts, for example Wifi and data periodically. This really saves battery power!

Even the free version already brings huge differences. So give it a try :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tariq2kn:
How is the PegasusQPlus governor?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Moster2:
I prefer it over pegasusq
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tariq2kn:
Any chance of it getting in the Kernel Andi?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Let me tell you then.

First of all, as I always repeat. PegasusQ is far more universal and better for every available situation, while zzmoove is not. ZZmoove is good for having fun with UI, it's better when you have idle load most of the times and small jumps to the highest load while loading things, using UI etc.

However zzmoove loses in terms of constant load f.e. gaming. PegasusQ will easily handle games on ~80% and 800 MHz (smooth gaming and saving battery), while zzmoove will prepare for more (early demand), set your CPU at maximum frequency (1400 or 1600, depends what you're using) and use only ~50% of that. Gaming is not smoother because game usually requires constant or very similar number of load, while zzmoove thinks that it'll end soon so increasing performance for a short while is good here.

This is definitely NOT zzmoove's problem, this is the logic behind this governor. If [MENTION=3279788]ZaneZam[/MENTION] implement some kind of counter or constant load detector, this governor would be the best possible one both for battery and performance, as for now it's very "greedy" one and it doesn't perform well under constant load. Probably the best solution would be to give early demand logic only f.e. 10 seconds to finish it's job, if early demand won't finish tasks in 10 seconds, fall back to constant load thinking and balance load with frequency.

About I/O schedulers, well, that's another story. First of all, the best possible governor for ssd drives and flash memory is no-op. This is because we shouldn't care where data exists and just forward all requests without delay to the ssd/flash scheduler to let him do the job. Scheduler is great in terms of hdd drives, in these we need to make our decisions because of data placement.

So why did I use row for intsd and cfq for extsd? Because our EMMC flash memory doesn't have internal scheduler, like most of the SSD does. ROW is short of "read over write". We can prioritize read requests to our intsd, and this way speed up all I/O requests f.e. loading apps, while leaving write requests "where it's time for them". System will increase it's performance and decrease load times, while write requests can hold a little longer without any negative effects. Of course reading and writing data is very fast, so we're talking about miliseconds here. BTW, [MENTION=2033478]Yank555[/MENTION] uses the same combo of I/O schedulers, I don't know who of us was first, but I set them based on my own observations :).

Internal sd card is fast, very fast, that's why I bumped readahead only to 512. I think this is a perfect value to make some right decisions and speedup system, while not writing useless data to cache at all. On the other hand, extsd is far slower, that's why I prepared 1024 for it.

DAC Direct is disabled only for one reason. While it's active, Spirit2 FM radio doesn't work on ArchiDroid 2.X. However this was long time ago, things may have changed.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Moster2:
It is already in the kernel.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] PIRATA!:
So you say to add Boeffla Config to that app for preventing config change?

Amazing reply. I'm impressed. ;)

I practically use my phone for everything, so I have quite poor idle load because while at work, I use my phone for phonecalls and little web researches as I use my phone in my work, then while driving or walking I always listen to music from mp3 from external sdcard or web streaming radio using Di.fm/Sky.fm app that adds also data downloading, then when I do sports I use Runtastic, and plus to all this I use the phone for any other thing like watching YouTube for funny videos, messaging with friends using WhatsApp/Facebook with all sync always on, and same for emails that I constantly receive (4 accounts), and personal researches in the web, and also making photos for fun and work, and if course TapaTalk :D

I think I can say that the idle of my phone is from when I go to sleep until I get awake, and in regular day use I some time reach 4h of screen on, so imagine the work that it could do if you add all the work at screen off, just think at music playback that I always do at screen off :)

I really need to get the maximum for my use without turning off cpus as I need performance when it's needed.

Let me reply to your infos this way.

For scheduler you say that RoW it's the best for the fact that owr EMMC doesn't have any internal scheduler, and 512 it's good enough.

For external CFQ with 1024 it's the one....but is it the best in reading mp3s and battery consumption???

About the governor, I thing that the zzmove is not quite good as I have poor idle load, but what about pegasusqplus or pegasusqplus battery??

Or you still think that PegasusQ Boeffla battery saving its better upon it??

About the DAC Direct, I know about the Sprint FM issue, but as I don't use it any more, I can activate it :)

About other things, I see that you have cpu idle mode on AFTR-LPA and multicore powersave on Aggressive.

Is it really the best for battery with same/similar performance as Idle+LPA and OFF?? I have to say that is the same settings I use since last beta13, but as we are here now, lets spent a word in that too ;)

And last...why do you keep System Tweaks on OFF??? No Frandom tweaks or something??

Thank you very very much ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Readahead works in a bit different way. It's the amount of data which exists in cache (ram) and is already loaded and available when app wants it. You can't make it too big, as your ram consumption will increase, while you can't keep it too low because apps will need to access I/O whole the time. That's why balance is needed based on access times and overall speed + apps behaviour.

For me, pegasusq with boeffla power saving is the best available option for saving the battery. AFTR+LPA gives more battery saving in deep sleep, while multicore powersave aggressive turns idle cores off, this is good when you are for example reading websites, as only one core at minimum frequency works then.

I don't have any tweaks enabled because this config is available with my ArchiDroid ROM, and ArchiDroid offers far more than that. Including frandom, haveged, dnsmasq, pixelserv, dnsproxy2 and bunch of other stuff. Kernel is only one small part of all goodies I baked in.

https://github.com/JustArchi/ArchiDroid/commits/2.X-EXPERIMENTAL
[Galaxy S III Android Development] PIRATA!:
About Readahead ok..now I got it. I think your values are just fine..but scheduler for extsdcard...is CFQ the best in battery? Andi for example users Zen on both sdcards for battery.... I'm quite confused on this extsdcard setting.

For the governor ok...you are file with PegasusQ Boeffla power saving as you noticed the best in battery. I have to say that with PegasusQPlus battery I hadn't noticed quite better results then PegasusQ Boeffla power saving.

About the idle mode and the multicore powersave, I forgot to ask if those settings where in some how related to the phone deep sleep issue, where the phone freezes in deep sleep as I plug my device to the charger, just after I place my phone on the desk and the screen goes off.

I notice this because the screen does not turn back on, and the red charging led remains on also after removing the charger plug from phone, like if it's not responding. Another situation in when I wake up in the morning and I find the phone turned off with the charging big battery showing on screen, and I realize that it turned off for some reason.

At reboot then I get a crash message about the process "com.android.acore" that stopped working.

Could it be my cpu tweaks in some how causing me some deep sleep problem??

Because if not, as I've read on the net, that fc message could be related to some app that must be uninstalled and maybe reinstalled again, but dunno if it's firstly caused by a bad deep sleep issue or what.

Last, about the System Tweaks, as I'm not on that rom, do you think setting one could reduce battery or maybe increase it??

Thank you so much.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MIKEMON:
Yes, it's true, but it is questionable

for each, depending on the applications and system load.

I use the official rom without bloatware, deleted everything I do not use,

and the system is beautifully smooth and seamless
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MIKEMON:
My.screen

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Creen.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ChahidHamza:
I think there is a new kernel from Samsung !!! Firmware too ? any idea !!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] malachow:
Nope, there isn't new source code. The latest is still MK6, which is already used by Andi.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] boyheadkick:
I know, i've been posting a lot of screenshots lately,i just cant help it...lulz

Latest round of battery longevity test..not much usage, and there's an upward spike in battery graph when i copied a couple of movies..but aside from that, for a 2100mAh battery to last this long is nothing short of amazing :D

Tapatalked from my OmegaDroid i9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] koolshubh:
ArchiDroid Rom + My Boeffla kernal config. = Awesome battery life...

I am getting almost 5 - 5.5 hrs of screen on...

Previous night I had 0% battery drain for 9 hours deep sleep...

Here is a screenshot ...

View attachment 2525584
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Frozenblade33:
Wow! I use archidroid too, but never get so good battery life could you share settings please?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ymy3890:
Share you configuration?

Hey bro! Mind to share your configuration?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] malachow:
I bet this:

:cool:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ymy3890:
How is your SOT?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] malachow:
Depends on current usage. Anyway, with wifi almost all time ON I get 2:35-2:50hrs SOT with 50% battery. IMO pretty good. :cool:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ZaneZam:
thx for explaining this again here archi, yes indeed that's something which is still bothering but i'm already working on it

actually it's the reason why zzmoove v0.8 is still on beta stage and not released yet. had to throw away my first approach, a second one was better but now testing another one - hopefully the one i'm pleased with :)

let u know then...

cheers
[Galaxy S III Android Development] PIRATA!:
I have a high wakelock usage from AudioOut_2 ...can't understand how to lower it.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Like I said, it's not your fault. It's how zzmoove currently works and we both know that you're making your best to improve it, thank you for that ZZ :).
[Galaxy S III Android Development] koolshubh:
My Configuration...

[MENTION=4620111]ymy3890[/MENTION]

[MENTION=5504090]Frozenblade33[/MENTION]

So here is my setting / configuration....

(1) I am using JustArchi's UltraPowerSave Present with some modifications..

(2) Boeffla Config.

- zzmove;

- zzmove battery yank ;

- zen schedular

- CPU UC to 1200 Mhz

- UV Profile - Medium

- After + LPA & Aggressive

- GPU : 54/108/160/200/266

- GPU Voltage : UV light

- ZRAM - ON ; No. : 4 ; Zram total : 350

- Swappiness : 85

- Empty Space : 170

(3) Use Titanium backup to freeze crappy system apps and if no FC's occurs in regular uses then unistall it...

I disable around 35 system apps from my rom...

(4) Converted few system apps into user apps and then used Greenify Donate version to disable them...

This setting is giving me very good battery life. I am getting 5-6 hours of juice from the battery even though using my mobile surfing, chatting voice call and playing GTA Sanandreas ( for 45 mins)....
[Galaxy S III Android Development] PIRATA!:
Here is my system after last batter cycle:

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Why do you mine system apps to user alla to Greenify?? Isn't it possible to Greenify system apps???
[Galaxy S III Android Development] GUZGUN:
I used ArchiPowerSave profile in Omega V53 from yesterday morning. Yesterday it was good enough. Today, since i opened my mobile i faced two freezzes and i couldn't do anything except restart. I don't know if it is Archi's profile or not and i don't want to blame him but it doesn't work too good with my Omega V53. I went back to Zzmove with Zzmove battery yank and everything is fine again. Coincidence? I don't know.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] malachow:
To me it seems the 5) point is the most important here.. :cool:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] danierakes:
For me the best is zzmove battery yank

Row

Row

Idle LPA

Multicore powersave aggressive

Touch boost 500

System tweaks frandom tweaks

Lmk all +10

Good battery life no need zram...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sperelli:
why to change lmk last value to 300, as someone said ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MIKEMON:
Yes, zzmoove governor is great.

But, lately, I prefer Boeffla tunabless or moderate

It seems to me that the battery last longer
[Galaxy S III Android Development] GUZGUN:
you are absolutely right.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] PIRATA!:
Ps: in the mean time, can someone please tell me how to create an EQ presets to add in Boeffla-Sound tab??