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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] h20wakebum:
Can you point me to the original post mw86 had done where he had all the different screenshjots iwth them?

he also had the settings to change on the i/o scheduler adjustments

lock frequencies etc.

Do you know the post I am talking about?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] clothednblack:
This one?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=31021508

Ktoonservative! Governor explained

Ridin the Mystic jellybean unicorn on my blazing SG3

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Love this new thread Btw and thanks for the information

Ridin the Mystic jellybean unicorn on my blazing SG3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] galaxys3man30:
Its all above the settings for the gov n I/O

jelly bombed SGS3 jelly bomber 4 life
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] KennyG123:
Absolutely! I have to get back on the app so I can pass around some thanks in this hyere thread!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] fluk321:
around pages 9-14 http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1866139

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1963153

Hope these help you out they helped me.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] milky1112:
This thread is 100% useful.. And Spidermod Approved!

Lol Again, nice work.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DrgnRebrn:
Thank you for the great help in configuring this kernel, governor, & I/O. I've spent days reading all of the threads associated with this kernel, and am very satisfied with my setup.

Thank you to all of the contributors on these threads!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
Build Prop

I keep it simple, this is al i use

Add these and change the three or four that exist already

Thanks to Kbizzle for two that help with flicker in an older PA version and romtoolbox for having these for reference easily. I haven't found any others very important but i don't touch anything network related either and there are a few more advanced video/media build props some others may know of. Cheers!

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] lajara4G:
I think u r looking for page 14 of this thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1963153
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
OOM Memory manager settings

First pic shows Jelly Bean Defaults at top and the first two parameters follow what i put in custom field and this is what rom toolbox has for presets. I've been using the settings in the second pic. You don't want visible apps being closed while open when multitasking. Setting those numbers too high even background stuff will close and the whole OS may seem unstable. The extreme settings presented always seemed too aggressive. So mine are between optimum and strict presets of ROM Toolbox but lighter on the apps visible and foreground than even Jelly Bean Defaults.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ThisIsDanial@gmail.com:
Awesome thread !! This is really gonna help me out :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] KennyG123:
2 hours talk and 1 hour screen with 50% still left is pretty good and add that you were in a bad signal area.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] coffeehandle:
this is brilliant. Especially for a guy who doesnt undertand all these small components.

Thanks a ton for some new things i can tweak around with
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
Do you think its the TCP filters added?

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] galaxys3man30:
What are they?

[Team Kernelizers]

JellyBombed SGS3/Ktoonzs kernel/Tweaked Ktoonsnative and I/O BFQ http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=35101228
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Chinkybean:
1% batt report w/ freecharles gov & i/o settings + addt'l mw86 i/o tweaks

Here is the 1% update...not to shabby...

Made it through the night with no drain at all! As a matter of fact I saw it hit 4% just before falling asleep...when I woke up it was at 5%!!! Has anyone ever seen that?

Keep in mind I am not a super heavy user. Mostly use wifi all day with data off and always have autosync off. I really only use data when travelling between work and home to stream music via google play music or grooveshark. I noticed mw86 pointed out that 3g data causes really swift drain when turned on so I know to keep an eye on it and just toggle it when i need it....that's what toggles are for right? Thx once again mw86 for helping us understand what is actually going on with each parameter....i'm still lost but getting closer on understanding!

I'm gonna give these settings a couple more batt cycles to get a bigger picture, screen on time amazes me on this run and phone seems have faster/snappier performance than when using mw's 65/99 settings, although battery seems to drain faster when on wifi. 3g drain seems about the same. Am I correct on these observations? I hope i'm not just imagining things...to be certain i'll move back to mw's setting next week to see if I notice same diff in performance.

Bottom line..the differences between the 3 gov settings in the OP are nominal and all work very well to extend battery life with this kernel. The most important thing for me is that when I turn off my screen I know my battery is safe from unnecessary drain.

I will now commence more intensive usage to really see what this kernel can do. Have a great weekend KERNELIZERS!

I also have a surprise in the works for team kernelizers members...stay tuned!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 02bugeye:
I have seen it jump up on battery before as well. I like to go into bbs and see my drain per hour for screen off be a negative number lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] KennyG123:
Thanks for the tip on the media scan app. MEDIA has not come back in 2 boots now! :good::good::good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
The raise in level means it drained faster before you let it idle and there is so much mah still left on battery it levels off to where its actually at. Drain battery ultra slow you never would see that. Drain it fast or medium and stop everything let idle over time battery percent may raise. I see this a lot actually on my extended battery.

The effect can be seen here where peaks go up a little before falling again.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] galaxys3man30:
Need to include that in 3.07

[Team Kernelizers]

JellyBombed SGS3/Ktoonzs kernel/Tweaked Ktoonsnative and I/O BFQ http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=35101228
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
Sweet bro thats awesome :highfive:

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I emailed Eugene about cpu sleeper tonight. I hope he doesn't mind asking questions. If he can confirm how the app works and how and if mpdecision effects the app. Been running it simce i posted i would be with not one ill effect i had seen just two months ago when i had last tried it just before his august update. The big question is if core two is staying off the duration of screen off and if mpdecision off has no effect on the function of cpu sleeper.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] KennyG123:
Will include the tip but as a rule I try not to include apps users can grab themselves, exceptions being Titanium, launchers and ROM Toolbox lite for basic restore and editing capabilities as well as choice of launchers.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] galaxys3man30:
yea got a point I would just add to the op instead

[Team Kernelizers]

JellyBombed SGS3/Ktoonzs kernel/Tweaked Ktoonsnative and I/O BFQ http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=35101228
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] KennyG123:
Great idea! Will do that now.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] GTOJim:
I'm out of thanks, so posting my thanks.

I've been using a TW rom the past couple of days, also noticed battery draining faster, don't see any apps accounting for the increased drain, so the new kernel update might be the cause
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sparkie172:
I don't think my phone likes UV just did another hot boot and I only UV 15 Across the board
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] castle_bravo:
With the last kernel I could get those same stats without going below 75%. The bad data connection was definitely a factor but those numbers are not close to what I was getting before. I'm at 26% now and basically done on it for the night so I should have a screen for you in the morning.

sent from rooted stock lj7

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In fact now that I think about it I remember being on an hour call and looking back at the battery and saying, wrote I guess using the phone doesn't use a lot of battery. And I thought I read somewhere these phones were supposed to get 8 hours of talk time on stock battery

sent from rooted stock lj7
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] KennyG123:
I gotcha. Still not bad considering the bad signal issue. In bad signal areas I can wipe out 10% pretty quick browsing XDA.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] GTOJim:
I think the specs on cell phone in general regarding standby and talk time are not accurate in the real world. I wouldn't count on matching their inflated numbers. As you stated weak signal will drain the battery faster. Where I used to work we couldn't use our cell phones do to such a weak signal. I would try to turn my phone off, otherwise

the battery would only last a short time.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
Im thinking that is why we are seeing more drain at times the bad signal. I did not notice a lot more battery drain on this updated kernel but I was asking if thats what it seems like is happening to you guys. Id say give it a few days to really see if theres a difference.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] clothednblack:
All my stats are with 3g signal, we don't have 4G here :D

Ridin the Mystic jellybean unicorn on my Ktweaked SG3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rcastel2:
Thanks for the explanation no hard feelings :) I will try the conservative setup. Which version do u recommend, the one in test or the one created on 4/17/13?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Gguarda23:
When I was using aosp, hitting 3 hours was a good run for me lol. I'm sure it had a lot to do with me swapping nightlies every morning though.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] castle_bravo:
Absolutely, this is good conversation for all too :thumbup:

1) I don't remember exactly what the sample rates are for each but I can tell you the balanced is probably lower. Sample rate determines how often the load is calculated, or sampled. Lower sample rate means more "polling", more frequency response, more scaling. I have a higher number for conservative to avoid scaling too quickly in hopes that the process will be completed before going too high in the frequency scale. Balanced we obviously want a better experience so that number is lower which will allow the cpu to scale quicker based on demand.

2) Nice load is a "value" given to certain tasks that are deemed unimportant or low priority (a nice load if you will). (If someone knows more please jump in) in my opinion, the occurrences aren't that stressful on the cpu so in balanced I want that option disabled. The amount of battery savings I feel is minimal. In conservative, for the purpose of saving battery, I have it enabled. Even though I feel the battery savings is minimal there are still battery savings, without having to sacrifice performance. Two values for ignore nice load can be given 1 and 0. 1 enables it while 0 disables it.

3) I feel a smaller frequency step allows for more precise control in cpu scaling, I vary from 2 and 3 for this setting. Even though the higher this value is the faster it will scale, I prefer a more accurate scaling than a more responsive one.

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Use the test, I'm getting much better life with it. Trying to cut back on the lag, let me know if you have any lag on it please. :beer:

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I'm at two hours screen time with 45% left.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rcastel2:
Ok I will use test and report back. Since I'm going to beach, it will be a good test for max battery life :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] castle_bravo:
Going fishing lol? On the east coat the striper are running now, can't wait to get out. Only problem is they closed the beaches to vehicle traffic because of what Sandy did. Now I gotta walk my arse out there instead of taking the truck. :mad: sorry for off topic rant lol.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] docnas:
[MENTION=4983878]castle_bravo[/MENTION] Thanks for the reply and after looking at your settings I mixed and matched your balanced and conservative setting (i tried to set the values all midway between them ie polling rates and up and down threshholds) , Ignore_nice_load I left it disabled as you said the benefit of enabling it is minimal. And freq_steps I put it to 2 as I also felt i want my CPU to steadily ramp up in place of a rapid jump in frequency's.

I want a little more juice than conservative but I feel balanced is still a little too much so here are my current settings. Tell me your thoughts.

Down threshold 58

down hotplug- 40

freq_step - 2

nice load - 0

sampling rate- 63000

rate min - 10000

rate screen off 125000

upthreshold 90 (yours was 82 in balanced and 95 in conservative)

up hotplug 80 (yours was 75 in balance and 85 in conservative)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rcastel2:
Lol going for a sunbathe :D

Loaded test conservative and rebooted.

Quick question, I read that row io scheduler is good for mobile devices but noticed that you chose to go with noop in the scheduler for the test conservative file. Can you explain your thought process on that one?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] docnas:
Also just to put it out there my voltage settings are

Voltagesettings -

1512mhz - 1050

1035

1035

1025

1025

1000

1000

975

975

925

925

900

900

875

875

840

835

830

825

820

815

790

755

96mhz - 700

As you can see i focused the most undervolting in the lower mhz ranges as my thought process it tht sincemy phone is in these ranges the longest its best to be agressive here and im too lazy to really agressivly test out more underclocking for the higher mhz ranges. I tested it out using that cpu scaling benchmark app and i would lock the cpu mhz between 2 step ie something like 702 and 756 the app would alternate between them locking the cpu speed and put it on maximum load. then it would switch it would do this at 5 minute intervals. the reason i had it do it that was because theres something i read about how the real instablility happens when the cpu switches frequency from low to high at full load or something to that effect.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] castle_bravo:
I think those settings look really good. And that's a pretty aggressive uv, good for you lol.

Row is more suited for performance while noop is more suited for battery savings. My next test is going to be using Zen with rericks settings. Depending on how this run goes I might be changing some settings in ktoonservative also.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] docnas:
@ castle I was looking up schedualers and you had a post previously which you stated

Noop saw 3-4% every time

Row saw 8-10% every time

Is that still true? and if yes what are your recommeded settings if i want to use noop with a tw rom?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rcastel2:
I will post my battery life report on today's conservative test file at the end of the day to get a better feel for the number of hrs it lasted me :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] castle_bravo:
Noop has no adjustments
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] iamikon:
Zen with AOSP will eat your battery pretty aggressively. This is what I have been working on recently because zen performance is really good even down at 1026 MHz but I'll have to look at your ktoon conservative settings see what I can work out :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
After a request by Gman to post what I have been working on, here it is without further ado.

Frequency Stepping Table with different min and max mhz

* work in progress

378,756,1188 = 34%

378,756,1134,1502 = 25%

189,594,1026,1502 = 29%

189,486,810,1188 = 28%

189,378,648,918,1188 = 21%

189,378,540,756,972,1188 = 17%

189,486,648,810,972,1134 = 14%

189,378,648,864,1134 = 21%

189,378,702,972,1242,1512 = 17%

189,486,648,810,972,1134,1296,1350,1512=11%

189,378,540,648,756,864,1026,1134,1242,1350,1512 = 8%

189,378,486,594,756,918,1080 = 14%

189,378,486,540,648,756,864,918,1026 = 12%

189,378,486,594,702,756,864,972 = 9%

189,378,540,594,702,810,864,972,1134 =12%

189,378,486,540,594,648,756,864,972,1080,1134=10%

189,378,486,540,648,702,810,864,972,1026,1134= 7%

189,378,486,540,594,702,810,864,972,1080,1134,1242,1350,1404,1512,1674=8%

378,540,648,756,864,918,972,1026,1080,1134,1242,1350,1458,1502,1674=6%

378,486,594,702,810,918,1080,1188,1296,1404,1512,1674=7%

378,486,648,810,972,1134,1242,1404,1512,1728,1890=8%

189,378,486,594,756,864,972,1080,1188,1296,1404,1512,1728,1890=6%

189,378,540,648,756,810,918,1026,1134,1188,1296,1404,1512,1674,1728,1890=5%

378,594,864,1134,1404,1674 = 16%

486,702,918,1188,1404,1512,1674 = 14%

486,756,1026,1080,1350,1674 = 18%

486,864,1242,1512,1674= 23%

486,864,1242,1674= 24%

486,864,1296,1728 = 24%

486,756,1080,1404,1728= 18%

gs4 Qualcomm stepping

384,486,594,702,810,918,1026,1134,1242,1350,1458,1566,1674,1728,1890

The run I had above on my Onite battery I was using 378-1674 with this stepping.

378,594,864,1134,1404,1674 = 16%

Goes to show a higher stepping doesn't mean a higher or lower battery drain. But a higher one to an extent may be more efficient. Less sample periods between min and max it gets to target frequencies faster. Still on the same sample rate.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] castle_bravo:
Mw, what exactly does this mean lol?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] daniel4653:
Whose settings are Koon/Row at 1134 max 184 min?

Im forgetting and can't seem to find it. Anyways point I wanted to make was first run I got 21 hours up with 3.5 hours screen time.

http://i1202.photobucket.com/albums/bb374/TexasEpic/ThePeoplesROM-KennyGlass123/daniel4653.png
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] iamikon:
V 0.4 of mine used row. Not sure if that's the right one though lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] daniel4653:
Yes that's the only one I have. Lol

Good work :)

http://i1202.photobucket.com/albums/bb374/TexasEpic/ThePeoplesROM-KennyGlass123/daniel4653.png
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] castle_bravo:
First run with the test settings on aosp, decent.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] MorphiousGX:
You can rename the file to .TXT if you want. Any of the settings saved are plain text file (regardless of its extension).

This is an overkill here, but If you want, I made an exact mapping of what each line of the file corresponds to in KTweaker (for my own little experiment).

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OK, so all this talk about battery and saving and tweaks and the "heated" yet spirited discussions about Data/Radio just made me excited. I can't hold it :) A few of the team members knew I'm up to something as I told them. However Its not ready yet. All I can say is this... .I have managed a way to have "dual" tweaks for each screen state (Screen On vs Screen Off) with two separate tweaks (for example, Sleepy/Noop for screen off, and Performance/Row for screen on). Its experimental, but seems to be working very well. So tweaks can be made for both states.

Its by no means ready for release, and I am not sure if it will be "stable" to release yet. However, if I manage to pull it off and make it stable, it will be a Team Kernalizer Exclusive, and possible work with any Kernel. I will ask for volunteers when I am ready to release it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] TheDriller:
Ooo I volunteer first! Lol

7000 lemons? wtf!?!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
If anyone is looking to hit certain frequencies on each step up for example this in Ktoonservative Frequency Step tunable. Going by your min and max find a listing with the same above and then the frequencies you want to hit in the middle. If it is listed above I have the frequency step to set to only hit those frequencies basically up and down.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rcastel2:
At around 1130am I left my battery charged till 65% and loaded the conservative test settings. It lasted about 5 hrs with heavy usage, pretty awesome cause normally it would drain faster. I think these are good settings for max battery but any I'm willing to test other settings. Thanks CastleBravo
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] castle_bravo:
How was the lag? What rom are you on? That's awesome! Should be a slightly better setup next.

I've got a new test up, Zen scheduler with rerick's settings. Honed in settings for ktoonservative, let it settle and lag is a lot less. I'm charging up for the night. Give it a shot guys, it's close to official release now.

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What is the "= *%" mean after each set of parameters? And you mean if my min and max match the table and I set my frequency step to the number of frequencies in between in accordance with the table then those are the frequencies I will hit? Sorry, usually I'm quicker on the uptake.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] steelers_exe:
Seriously though, this is gonna be awesome. :good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
Heavy usage consisting of what? But either way that's awesome! Settings sound really promising castle bravo :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ruvort:
I'd like to volunteer

:)

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] iamikon:
Zen is awesome for performance. I'm going to look at what you have for ktoon now. Last test build its clear my ktoon settings are far more performance oriented. Faaaaaar more :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rcastel2:
Heavy usage consists of web surfing, playing music, texting. The settings do well in deep sleep and it maximizes battery life. I am on Clark freegs3 v3 ROM. Didn't notice any lag, even played a game to see if there was lag and didn't see any. That's not to say there is any lag, I just couldnt reproduce it.

Thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] castle_bravo:
Haha yea I've always been concerned with battery life. Even though I can buy an extended battery for like 30 beans I don't feel like it. I need the phone to be reliable as far as battery life goes because I'm not always near a charger but I always need the phone. That's why I got tasker to automate my radios, lux auto brightness and these ktoon settings.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] iamikon:
I abuse devices so I always have a charger with me haha. Yeah I might buy the zero lemon stock battery. Don't want it all bulging like skinny jeans. I'm working with your ktoon and Zen now. See if I can get a bit more balance towards performance for my own tastes.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] galaxys3man30:
Hers another good day for screen on time with this setup

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] galaxys3man30:
Iamikon check pm boss

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] flastnoles11:
What setup is that boss?

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] galaxys3man30:
Still in test phase as of now buddy well be releaseing soon I hope just got some tweaking to do on it but this setup adverages 5 plus hrs screen on time but only like 16 to 17 off charger

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] flastnoles11:
Lol, bet if you weren't on your phone 5 hours a day it's do more than 16 off charger! Lol :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::p:p:p:D:D:D

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] galaxys3man30:
Yes very true buddy just a work in progress lmao

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