yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bl4ckdr4gon:
Re: [KERNEL] [Samsung JB] Boeffla-Kernel 2.7.2 (10-02-2013)

Can't wait for this!

Sent from my Omega-ish, Boeffla-ish Galaxy S III
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kanemari:
AndiP - Can you help with this by any chance?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2158902
[Galaxy S III Android Development] azraelscript:
Re: [KERNEL] [Samsung JB] Boeffla-Kernel 2.7.2 (10-02-2013)

Installed kernel with ultima rom but I have no boeffla tweaks apk?

Refreshed with official download still nothing using latest stable
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bl4ckdr4gon:
Re: [KERNEL] [Samsung JB] Boeffla-Kernel 2.7.2 (10-02-2013)

Try rebooting your phone my friend.

Sent from my Omega-ish, Boeffla-ish Galaxy S III
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ZaneZam:
AW: [KERNEL] [Samsung JB] Boeffla-Kernel 2.7.2 (10-02-2013)

A reboot should not be necessary on latest stable. Check if u have Set boeffla_app=on (on/off) in configuration File in /sdcard/boeffla-kernel folder ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Hi,

as ZaneZam already answered... when you flash latest stable 2.7.2, you should reboot twice before the app shows app.

When you go for one of the 2.8 beta versions already, it should show up immediately after the flash.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Pretzel Kleo:
Latest Beta Version is working perfectly with Omega ROM v43! I love your Kernel Andy :o
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Thanks! Then wait for the next beta, coming out this weekend. And I am sure you will be even more in love with it :)

(ok, ok... I hope at least :) )
[Galaxy S III Android Development] oudbrood:
Re: [KERNEL] [Samsung JB] Boeffla-Kernel 2.7.2 (10-02-2013)

Just for the info

I9300XXUFMB3 - Android 4.2.1 leaked FW is ONLINE! ￼

http://www.sammobile.com/2013/02/22...iii-android-4-2-1-jelly-bean-leaked-firmware/

Downloading it right now.

Maybe Andi need it for his kernel
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Hi outbrood,

thanks, I saw the samfirmware announcement a while ago.

I will not jump on that train now, will wait until some more leaks were coming out. I was an early adopter of JB that time and had some trouble.

Let's see whether Samsung releases new sources over the time, then we can do something with it.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Latest JB Leak

Hi all,

just before you start asking:

Boeffla-Kernel is currently

NOT

compatible with the latest JB leak that came out today (XXUFMB3).

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Pretzel Kleo:
Of course I will AndiP :o But I saw that you will not give support to the Leak 4.2.1... :crying:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
AW: [KERNEL] [Samsung JB] Boeffla-Kernel 2.7.2 (10-02-2013)

We need new base sources from Samsung for that. And they are not yet provided :(

Sent via Tapatalk2 from my Galaxy S3 IPhone killer
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bl4ckdr4gon:
Re: [KERNEL] [Samsung JB] Boeffla-Kernel 2.7.2 (10-02-2013)

Nice decision. Something similar happened with JB.

There might be newer leaks released every other day after that? LOL.

Sent from my Omega-ish, Boeffla-ish Galaxy S III
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
AW: [KERNEL] [Samsung JB] Boeffla-Kernel 2.7.2 (10-02-2013)

Exactly. I just want to monitor how the leaks evolve.

Anyway we need new sources first...

Sent via Tapatalk2 from my Galaxy S3 IPhone killer
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mhoysmerize:
Re: [KERNEL] [Samsung JB] Boeffla-Kernel 2.7.2 (10-02-2013)

Hi boss.......,Im using beoffla 2.8b2 with omega 42.1 i cant install in the playstore it stock up on preparing but not installing... i clear cache and the data of google play store but same futile...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] doki81:
make sure you are using the latest busybox :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
2.8-beta3

Good evening,

hoooorraaay, here we go:

Version 2.8-beta3 is available for download on the kernel homepage (or by using load&flash in Boeffla Tweaks App).

Important!!! This time I recommend you delete all your settings BEFORE you flash the new kernel version (users of Boeffla-Tweaks app can delete all settings by clicking Others -> App: Reset all settings, users of the config file just delete the file before flashing). Then you can flash and reconfigure your settings again. Reason is, there were many changes this time, so I recommend this to avoid side effects.

Change Log (vs. last stable version 2.7.2):

"Soft" overclocking up to 1500 or 1600 MHz available

Boeffla-Sound Engine updated to 1.5.1:

Speaker tuning

Microphone sensivity level can be configured in 32 steps separately for recording and calls (call detection is back in the engine now)

Mic mode is not available anymore as it got replaced by the Microphone sensivity level just explained

New zzmoove governor version 0.3 (All credits to ZaneZam!!!)

5 PegasusQ profiles (boeffla battery, boeffla moderat, 1core, 2cores, smod)

3 zzmoove profiles (battery, optimal, performance)

"peg" system tweak removed, this is now contained in the pegasusq profile "smod" (all using "smod" in system tweaks before should also select "PegasusQ Speedmod" now additionally, users of system tweak "peg" now choose stock for system tweaks and "pegasusq speedmod" for governor to have the same behaviour)

Boeffla Tweaks app now installed as user app instead of system app (this fixes the issue with app not showing up after first reboot).

Enjoy testing!!

Cheers

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Pretzel Kleo:
Great :victory: Gonna flash it ASAP!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] DonHuan:
OK, I'm on 2.8-beta3.

zzmoove optimal, all other stock. Do we need to change scheduler?

And as to Boefla Sound app - it doesn't read settings made by Boefla Tweaks. What do we need it for? The only thing which it has over Boefla Tweaks is equalizer, right?

As to governers, couldn't we have only one governer with battery, optimal, performance settings? What does other governers give us?

Sorry for noob questions.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cristy78:
Whoaw....now let's rock and roll ....and testing.

Tks Andy.....
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tlf55:
Good as always Andi !

Just flashed and with default settings it's seems very very smooth ! Then i just put my little PEG Mod with 1200mhz and still smooth enought for me :)

Thanks for this great update :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bcs2112:
Hi Andi,

how does it infect the sound quality ... ? same as in 2.7.2?

--

Regards,

bcs
[Galaxy S III Android Development] GTMoraes:
Any prevision for 4.2 support?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Pard0ned:
Re: [KERNEL] [Samsung JB] Boeffla-Kernel 2.7.2 (10-02-2013)

Andi has already said only after sources have been released. Check a couple pages back for more info.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rensen:
Trying last beta.

Good add of the overclok. More extra customizable funcionalities is the thing...and more..

Thanks Andy. Happy week-end.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] danmaman:
Hi Andi....Hi Zane

i flashed the beta3 yesterday evening....and i have to say WOW

have the same settings like beta2 and it's wonderfull great and awesome

keep the good work

thanx a lot.......cheers
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gsw5700:
Re: [KERNEL] [Samsung JB] Boeffla-Kernel 2.7.2 (10-02-2013)

Wow... a work of art, sounds brilliant (using test mp3 thunderstruck ac/dc). Very fast and fluid using zzmove performance. All cores ramp up rapidly when needed and 3 cores sleep when not required. Great work Andi and Zanezam

Sent via TCP/IP
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
If you are happy with this setup, keep it. There are reports the best fitting scheduler for zzmoove is BFQ, but you can try them all and make up your own mind.

Boeffla-Sound app is needed when you want to configure your equalizer with sliders to exactly what you like. The standard functionalities of the sound engine can also be activated by the boeffla-tweaks app.

About governors in general, read here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1369817

And for zzmoove, here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1369817

For headphone there is no change in the sound quality. Speakter tuning does only affect (and improve) sound quality when you use the speaker to hear music.

The microphone stuff is especially when you want to record video or audio on concerts, to avoid distortion etc.

Thanks, good to hear that from a user that uses the kernel already for a quite long time.

Great gsw, thanks for your feedback. Same applies to you, you are such a long-time user already, your feedback is highly appreciated as you are in the best situation to compare.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Surfinette:
As promised, here is the result with v2.8b2 zzmoove - battery

This time, I held up for 3 days and 1 hour with 5h33 screen ontime

View attachment 1757130View attachment 1757131View attachment 1757132

Very dificult to compare both governors without rigorous methodolgy where usages would be strictly the same. For instance, when doing the zzmove testing, I used my phone a bit less for playing games, but did a bit more surfing/data usage and the screen (set to autobrightness) was more often used in bright conditions thant when I tested Peg - Boeffla (battery saving)

In conclusion, I can't say which one of Peg - Boeffla (battery saving) or zzmoove - battery is best, because ok I spent 1 less hour with screen on under zzmove, but the battery held ~22h more hours without screen on...

All in all, I'd say that both governors are amazing

I'll now be moving to v1.8.3...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] PetritH:
Best kernel ever, keep the great work going Andi.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tlf55:
Did you use System tweaks ? SD card Tweaks ? EXT4 tweaks ? Undervolt ?

Thanks !

For now i'm ont 1.8 beta3 and it's all good for me ! With Peg-mod , all tweaks off :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] oudbrood:
Re: [KERNEL] [Samsung JB] Boeffla-Kernel 2.7.2 (10-02-2013)

Using latest beta3 and very happy with it.

Everything default and govenor zzmoove battery.

In beta2 this govenor give some lag but now its gone.

Or is the reason that i'm now using stock rom XEMB1.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ahac85:
Re: [KERNEL] [Samsung JB] Boeffla-Kernel 2.7.2 (10-02-2013)

Lags have defo gone but I feel it drains a little battery aswell but not much, b2 battery life was awesome but at the cost of lags sometimes

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Vũ nguyên tĩnh:
Re: [KERNEL] [Samsung JB] Boeffla-Kernel 2.7.2 (10-02-2013)

Hi andi. Use with odex room? Thank
[Galaxy S III Android Development] swift2fly:
Re: [KERNEL] [Samsung JB] Boeffla-Kernel 2.7.2 (10-02-2013)

hi Andip would you consider a swipe2wake feature? sorry if this has been asked before

sent from where i'm from.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cristy78:
It is very nice indeed. It is very stable and smooth. Now I feel it a more complete kernel, I have the choice to OC a little when I play or when I mix some pictures and I can UC when I simply do not need much power. And the governors are very ok...all.

Thanks Andi for the Kernel and for all the support.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Surfinette:
Re: [KERNEL] [Samsung JB] Boeffla-Kernel 2.7.2 (10-02-2013)

I used System tweaks, I didn't undervolt,, cpu max was set to 1000, the rest was default setting... I didn't feel any lag (but I don't play any cpu-demanding game!).
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
2.8-beta3a

Hi all,

just a quick information: If you face issues with applying your configured governors in boeffla-tweaks, there is a fixed version 2.8-beta3a available now for download via the homepage or load&flash via boeffla-tweaks app.

That was the only quick fix, nothing else is contained.

Thanks

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] GPKrzychuXxX:
Android 4.2.1(I9300XXUFMB3) + Boeffla kernel = Boot lag :/
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Indeed. And this is not new.

Look here:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=38346473&postcount=1934

I will include it in the OP as well as a fact.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] doki81:
i think u didnt read the front page....boeffla not support 4.2.1 yet~:eek:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] oudbrood:
Re: [KERNEL] [Samsung JB] Boeffla-Kernel 2.7.2 (10-02-2013)

Thanks for your hard work to make my S3 beter and faster.

I did not understanding everything in your good explanation.

What are the benefits when I flash the script pack?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ZaneZam:
AW: [KERNEL] [Samsung JB] Boeffla-Kernel 2.7.2 (10-02-2013)

After installing the script pack you have additional options to switch off cores in tweaks app if u want ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gsw5700:
Re: [KERNEL] [Samsung JB] Boeffla-Kernel 2.7.2 (10-02-2013)

Many thanks ZaneZam, going to read and test later, this kernel is getting very serious and awesome

Sent via TCP/IP
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gsw5700:
Re: [KERNEL] [Samsung JB] Boeffla-Kernel 2.7.2 (10-02-2013)

ZaneZam, I've been testing the new zzmove 0.3 governor as follows. Use multi window to run system panel monitoring in 1 window and various activities in the other. I normally use SD maid (system cleanup/duplicates) and RealPi (1048576 digits) to load up the system. Perf1/2/3 core look good but I'm really interested in zzmove performance.

It looks to scale well with all cores ramping up and disabling cores when less active. Its early days and looks very promising but further fine tuning is required as 1 core will from time to time run at 100% whilst the other 3 ‹ 10% busy. I will try and upload a screenshot.

"Everybody online.... (Looking good)"

Alien Movie :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] romskii:
AW: [KERNEL] [Samsung JB] Boeffla-Kernel 2.7.2 (10-02-2013)

Andi there is a serious problem...

I got my first eargasm. First time used my S3 after a long time to hear music and boeffla + poweramp ;)

Never had such an effect on acid oder megabass beats

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9300 mit Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bl4ckdr4gon:
Re: [KERNEL] [Samsung JB] Boeffla-Kernel 2.7.2 (10-02-2013)

True. That's why I won't jump to the 4.2 leaks.

No Andi, no Boeffla, no 4.2 upgrade for me.

Sent from my Omega-ish, Boeffla-ish Galaxy S III
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cristy78:
Same for me .....
[Galaxy S III Android Development] slipudatung:
Re: [KERNEL] [Samsung JB] Boeffla-Kernel 2.7.2 (10-02-2013)

This is me too. Music gets me through the day, Andi makes the music sound amazing.

I will follow this kernel over any rom movement.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gsw5700:
Re: [KERNEL] [Samsung JB] Boeffla-Kernel 2.7.2 (10-02-2013)

ZaneZam, I adjusted up threshold hotplug 1 2 and 3 to be all 65 and it looks more balanced. I'm not seeing 1 core maxed out whilst the others are not. Let me know what you think.

Sent via TCP/IP
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Honestly, this is a problem I can live VERY GOOD with.

I am really "sorry" for you :D

Anyways I hope Samsung will not let us wait for too long. Let's keep fingers crossed.

Good stuff. I am also curious what the zzmoove master thinks about it.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ZaneZam:
Hi gsw5700!

yes u are right there is of course some further tuning to do, its all new and honestly the values i used in the brand new tuneables (hotplug up/down thresholds) are just the first testing ones. ah ok u changed just the 3 hotplug up thresholds to 65 but u did not touch the down hotplug values, right? Ok interesting now u have a mixed setting - the "hotplug up"-behaving of the standard zzmoove profile (such as it was in the first zzmoove version) and the new "stepping" down hotplug threshold. Ok i will check that out if i have time to. If that behaves better i will definitely rework the scripts.. ;)

thx a lot! :highfive:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] doki81:
Hi Andi,

just curious, will you be develop a kernel for sony xperia z?

gonna change to xz soon...i think i will really miss the boeffla kernel features.. :(
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Hi doki,

mh, too bad you are leaving us in the S3 area.

I have a golden rule to not develop for a device I do not own, as I always want to test myself what I do to ensure quality.

So... if you get me a Sony Experia, then most probably yes :D

But... realistically - no.

Sorry

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] egopatagonico:
excellent kernel combined with Omega v 42.1 Very good battery performance!
[Android General] lost_:
In short, SD card is too complicated. What?!

https://plus.google.com/114892667463719782631/posts/JAAMUzx1PFX
[Android General] magician369:
When galaxy nexus was launched, It was the perfect phone for me .after I discovered that it has no external SD ,it is not my concern anymore
[Android General] durangatang:
The vast majority of people are not tech savvy so simple is better for Google and they will sell more. Same reasoning for the phone hybrid ui on the tablets.
[Android General] MadManMark:
Happy to accept what google are saying, but if you wont offer the option of an SD card you probably need to up the max capacity from 16, to 32 and possible 64. Thats if you want the best product going anyway
[Android General] wunderkind:
I used to believe external SD card support is a must have. But in reality, I never needed it. And having everything in the ROM = Faster access.

TBH, I have yet to reach even 8GB let alone 16gb in my GNex.
[Android General] Hotte175:
16 gb are way to low for me. i am using my device as a mp3 player and i now have about 20 gb of music on my sd card. i seriously cant follow the arguments against an sd card slot
[Android General] MadManMark:
20gb of music? Wow...
[Android General] devwithzachary:
You really need access to 20GB of music all the time? Why not use Google music to stream most of it and just keep your most listen songs on your device
[Android General] Pickx:
lol that's some insultingly poor marketing bs. Even Apple wouldn't make such a crappy argument to justify the removal of a very crucial and popular feature from one of their flagship devices.

If you backtrack and stop supporting something that people used to take for granted with your product, you better have a damn good reason.

---------- Post added at 01:06 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:01 AM ----------

Seriously?

1) capped, expensive data plans.

2) 3G/wifi are not a given for many users and usecases.

3) take longer to play a song that you already have a local copy of (why?)

4) Google Music does not have a public API and the official app sucks.

And for the record I definitely "need" at least 20 GB worth of music at any given time
[Android General] spunker88:
It sounds like a statement Apple would issue. My old "dumb" phone had a setting for whether to save camera pics and videos on internal memory or external microSD. Is is really that hard Google, or would you rather take the Apple approach.

Here are my reasons why phones should have SD slots:

-You can get tons of cloud storage for free, but using that storage will cost a lot if you don't have unlimited data. It will also be slower to access than locally stored files.

-Programs, especially games are getting bigger. Its not uncommon to have a single game want a GB of space for its files these days. They will only continue getting bigger and that phone you just bought is stuck with the same amount of memory. It may be enough space now, but what about in a year?

-The price to buy a device with larger internal storage costs much more in $ per GB than a microSD would. Its $50 more to go from the 8GB Nexus 4 to the 16GB. Meanwhile I've seen 64gb microSDXC cards go on sale for $50.

-The memory is not stuck in one device. If I invest in a 64gb card I can take it to my next phone without paying more.

-Its very cheap for an OEM to add a microSD slot, were not asking for a lot of hardware.
[Android General] gagdude:
Dude 20GB is a LOT of music. It's probably a few days 72 hours worth of music. Don't keep it on your phone, keep about 14 hours, that's the plane ride from USA to China (halfway across the world). I can't even begin to justify the need of so much music.

I only have maybe 4 hours or so of music, that's enough for me. I don't care if a few songs repeat, it's like the radio.

EDIT assuming each 10MB file is 3 mins long, then you actually have 100 hours of music.
[Android General] lost_:
When the argument becomes about how much space a consumer really needs, then the answer is obvious: let the consumer decides.

But if you are willing to concede and let the maker make the choice on storage capacity, at a time when storage has become so dirt cheap, then a good option is to buy a product whose name begins with i.
[Android General] dxppxd:
That is one weak argument from google.

Why not make the nexus 8 or 16gb as it is AND keep sd card support?
[Android General] gagdude:
They had reasons about being secure and faster data transfer before too, but those were also pretty weak arguments.

I would like SD cards, but that's the tradeoff for owning a Nexus, I guess.
[Android General] nhoc_maruko9x:
Yeah it's too complicated. 16GB internal storage is perfect for me.
[Android General] amandez:
Nexus one.

Removable battery

Sd slot.

Sent from my HTC_Amaze_4G
[Android General] gagdude:
Nexii had a removable battery until the Nexus 7, that is relatively new.

And the N1 had an internal storage of what? 300mb? If it didn't have microSD it would be one messed up phone
[Android General] Ironlion45:
Frankly, that's almost insulting to assume that we are that stupid. i chose Android over iOS why? Because I am not stupid, I do not want to be spoon-fed technology like a drooling infant. I chose android because I have a choice- I can choose what to do with my device, how I do it, everything like that. I can choose the software I want to install--and I can chose where I get that software from. I can even choose the operating system, or write one myself, if I want. That's what makes Android such a great platform. Choice, scaleability.

To just write that off as "too complicated" is absolutely...dumb. And makes me question just what the future of the android platform will be.
[Android General] peddarson:
maybe it is a bit offtopic but imo 20gb of music is not much. i still use a mp3player (much better than using the smartphone) and there i got 8gb & 32gb (sd card).i really like to have discographies on the go of my favourite bands.

also: not everyone is using .mp3 - people also use .flac which takes a lot of space.

regarding the topic: sounds a bit stupid to me. probably the production is just cheaper this way and it makes it more difficult to put custom roms on it.
[Android General] dxppxd:
I think the google android chief is brilliant, that philosophy should be applied everywhere:

-4 doors in the car? Too confusing for the user, seal 3 doors, that way we always know how to get in and out.

-6 windows in the house? Make it just one, so we don't look out through the wrong one.

-who needs cable tv? Block all channels but one, so we don't get confused as to what's on tv.

-you have 2 kids? Send the other one to google, keep just the 1. That way you'll always know who failed their math test, or who fed the hamster to the cat.

It's a marketing strategy to get more $$$. That way they can sell very expensive gb of internal space.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Unknownforce:
Just installed Spotify.. and it's damn annoying and battery consuming to have the phone vibrating in my pocket while listening to a song...

They say that it's Auto Haptic Feedback that's causing it... well that setting is gone in LJ7... Is there a way to bring back the menu option or at least completely disable auto haptic? Maybe a library or apk or something?

I tried simply disabling haptic feedback which I don't want to do, but even that didn't work, it still vibrates...

Annoying!!

Any ideas?

Fixed, see 4th post.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Unknownforce:
Could have sworn I was in the right section when I posted this... was in the middle of 50 other things at work, so who knows. Thanks.