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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] TheDriller:
Re: [How To][Guide] KT747 TouchWiz Kernel/Pegasusq Gov

EDIT: See post number 22

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] bobAbooE:
Re: [How To][Guide] KT747 TouchWiz Kernel/Pegasusq Gov

Awesome man. I love learning new stuff and can't wait to give this a run.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] TheDriller:
Re: [How To][Guide] KT747 TouchWiz Kernel/Pegasusq Gov

Glad to have you on board. Hopefully together we can all maximize performance and battery life at the same time

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] havy15:
Re: [Team Kernelizers][How To] KT747 Kernel Tweaks

To use that cpu dual core sleeper you have to be on stock kernel and I'm on b10 with KT kernel would I get that sleep of death?

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Tazer2death:
No one on this thread is on stock kernel and it's been recommended for everyone to use it. I use it and I've been on everything but the stock kernel. No worries.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] TheDriller:
Re: [Team Kernelizers][How To] KT747 Kernel Tweaks

There's a reason for this. I stated in the op that my goal is battery savings AND performance which is why I posted my quadrant scored along with battery stats. But if you don't mind a little bit of lag and want extreme battery savings there is a way to do it. I hate lag personally but if you want the second core to stay off even with the screen on turn off all your touch boosters and cap you max MHz to something in the 11-13 hundred range. You should save even more like that but performance is going to suffer... Badly

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] luis86dr:
Re: [Team Kernelizers][How To] KT747 Kernel Tweaks

I'm fine with it trust me. My battery life is amazing as is with great performance. I agree with you 100%, I hate sacrificing performance for battery. Takes away the joy of the device. It's always best to find that sweet spot.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
Re: [Team Kernelizers][How To] KT747 Kernel Tweaks

I dont have any big lag using 1026mhz max, just saying it is possible to do most everything i did before at 1026mhz max. Definitely is faster at 1500mhz but for day to day use im fine low. I used to use 96-2106mhz but learned i have no need for it in most cases. Ive had a recent goal i am trying to stick too. Im trying during usage to be under 55c cpu temp at all times, i think it keeps battery drain down and battery temp too. 55c is the start of a built in throttle and again at 56c and 57c. At 55 thermald tries to set 1500mhz max, 56c 1134mhz and 57c 918mhz. When lock frequencies is checked in Ktweaker it blocks thermald from changing speed so most don't notice. If lock frequencies isnt checked the max mhz changes during those times and resets to 1500mhz max no matter what you had set and sets stock governor and might be i/o is set to cfq. Anyway when its locked nothing changes. The errors show in logcat, which is how ive seen it. One can overheat cpu with an app and check through log cat to see it. So getting to my point, if there was a designed throttle most of us override unknowingly maybe its best to attempt to stay under that temp range ourselves.

As mentioned you could unlock frequency and let it throttle if it was too hot, should drop temps quick and good but only dilemma is the current max and possibly last used governor doesnt set back to normal, otherwise i would let it happen if my phone was that hot.

Example charging phone and using it heavyily can easy go over that temp at even just 1500mhz max :)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] TheDriller:
Re: [Team Kernelizers][How To] KT747 Kernel Tweaks

Correct... However with the pegasus governor I noticed that I was a little laggy at 1026 which may just be because I am used to a little higher clock frequencies. But I can archive 6 or 7 hours of screen time with 18 hours of up time capped at 1512 and still blow the one x out of the water for benchmarking. And I still haven't seen my CPU temps get over 115 undervolted as far as I am :)

What you know 'bout wearing a wolf on ya noggin?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
Re: [Team Kernelizers][How To] KT747 Kernel Tweaks

What are you using for temps, may I ask? I have temp up in status bar at all times. I sit at about 35c while active like this right now. Using similar undervolt. It all depends on usage really what kind of temps may be seen. But if media scanner starts i creep up into 40c range easily. Or anything similar. Using Antutu stability test built into the bench is a good way to see if your cpu kept running on a heavy process for just a couple min what temps you may see. You could give that a run to see how your max mhz fairs. Im trying to debug temp apps to keep users safe. Id gladly try what you use.

I use Temp Monitor 99c from playstore. Oldest best temp monitor for android ive found and accurately reads our cpu and battery temp. My average battery temp like this is 24-30c.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] steelers_exe:
Re: [Team Kernelizers][How To] KT747 Kernel Tweaks

Looks like I'm gonna have to give the Pegasus a test when I finish this run, those screen on times are insane.

Sent from my TPR GS3 backed by Team Kernelizers
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] havy15:
Re: [Team Kernelizers][How To] KT747 Kernel Tweaks

Yeah I realized after I said it that I'm on a kernel support meaning nobody is on stock lol stupid me but alright thanks for confirming and is it just easy settings or is it a special config?

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] luis86dr:
Re: [Team Kernelizers][How To] KT747 Kernel Tweaks

Easy. Just check Auto Startup, and initiate the app.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] TheDriller:
Re: [Team Kernelizers][How To] KT747 Kernel Tweaks

I am using this app here https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.into.stability to check stability and temps of the CPU after mods. It works very well and puts the CPU through the paces at each frequency sort of like the way a user would use the entire frequency range. I only use quadrant or antutu for benchmarking which will max out the CPU and cause temps to rise which in all actuality no one will really ever see unless they are using CPU intensive apps on the performance gov

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] havy15:
Re: [Team Kernelizers][How To] KT747 Kernel Tweaks

Thank you I'll give it a shot

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
Re: [Team Kernelizers][How To] KT747 Kernel Tweaks

Oh I use that too even that app is unrealistic sometimes, yet also still gives a good idea of the ranges.

Antutu added a stability test like that app much like that app. It simulates load for awhile like media scanner running heavy. It was only just added this year to antutu. Quadrant is almost pointless as it hasn't been updated for newer builds and hardware unlike Antutu.

What i meant is i monitor my temps with an app 24/7 i am on phone i have that temp at glance in status bar. So over the usage of my phone i have got a feel for real world temps.

Technically stability test is very heavy like Antutu and reflects only like compression jobs and stuff on Android.

This is what i use. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.alldroid.apps.tempmonitor

There is a lite free version but doesnt directly read cpu temp without full version.

I tried system tuner and android tuner cpu temp reading as monitor but its accuracy alludes me. I ran stability test up to 190f easy and System Tunner was stuck saying it was 155F and Temp Monitor 190f. I pushed a little farther more than once on tests and we have a shut off around 200f. System tuner would of made me believe i was safe when i knew it wasn't.

With an extreme undervolt cpu drops anywheres from 1f-50f depending on the mhz and undervolt.

While using phone with a low max or stock and same undervolt, i can break the temps which seemed to not be reached on the stability tests as screen power draw, gpu, ram and sd card as well as radio power... as they draw more at once while phone is active our SoC gets hot especially with UI or game related gpu use. Thats why even limiting my cpu a bit I do near the 100-120f range while active. If on 1500mhz i near 120-150f depending on workload and other phone activities.

Plug in power and keep using phone and i watch cpu add 10-20f easy just due to that as power is charging and power the hardware then and it just seems to add heat to our SoC.

Not saying we all have to worry about a fire in our hands but it would be good for a lot of users to atleast have idea of the temps and better yet why they feel these temps.

Read so many users saying i overclocked this set this, now why is my phone so hot?

Some users dont realize if the phone screen above home button is hot thats our SoC overheating, since it has most external functions built in and a cpu gou in the package. Its a lot to stay cool in a 28nm fabrication. The other hot spot is obviously the back of phone the battery. If your battery is hot its likely due to big power draw in short period of time.

Since your not using a temp monitor not that is absolutely necessary, i wish the app was free to check cpu temp.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] luis86dr:
Re: [Team Kernelizers][How To] KT747 Kernel Tweaks

What are the integers in reference to for hotplug_rq_1_1? I know its the run queue to turn on cpu1, but trying to understand how its changed when setting a different setting. For example, current setting is at 100. What does the 100 exactly specify?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] TheDriller:
Re: [Team Kernelizers][How To] KT747 Kernel Tweaks

Mutiple processes can run at once on our device. These processes are placed in run queue along with a priority value. What that is I am not sure I need to do further research but I know that the priority is used by the task scheduler to determine which process is to run next. To make sure each process has a fair share of resources, each one is run for a time period (thats where that integer comes in) then paused and placed back into the run queue. When a program is stopped or exited the scheduler goes back to the queue and then the program with the highest priority is allowed to run.

In short it is the amount of time each process is ran before being placed in queue

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] luis86dr:
Re: [Team Kernelizers][How To] KT747 Kernel Tweaks

So basically the higher the integer the more run time it gets ?

Just downloaded paid version of Temp Monitor. Simple and nice app to have. What do you have your refresh interval set at ? I see stock is at every 5 seconds.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] TheDriller:
Re: [Team Kernelizers][How To] KT747 Kernel Tweaks

Correct

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] BlueLaguna88:
I've been following as much as possible to give myself better battery life on Ktoonz Kernel but I seem to be doing really bad, I have a fast Galaxy S3 and I am using the pegasusq governor with the zen scheduler with all the suggested adjustments made haven't messed with the boosters but should I? I under clocked it to 96 and over clocked it to 1674. I haven't messed much around much with voltages because of the popping noise and I'm a big audiophile but 2106Mhz is my biggest voltage and my lowest is 96Mhz. I downloaded CPU sleeper and I renamed all the files that needed to be renamed to ".bak" I lost 15% battery in an hour and a half, is there anything I'm doing wrong or anything else I need to do to help my battery? I'm sorry if I wrote alot, if anyone could help that'd be greatly appreciated, thanks!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] luis86dr:
Re: [Team Kernelizers][How To] KT747 Kernel Tweaks

Is that loss of hour and a half with screen on or off? Also you can easily under volt -75 all across the board being that your processors are Fast. I'm currently -100UV and have 0 issues.

Sent from my Nexus 7
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] steelers_exe:
some screenies of your battery stats would help us help you better, especially from BBS.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] TheDriller:
In my experience aosp ROMs report battery a bit differently than tw and may be what you're experiencing but I am not 100 percent positive on that

7000 lemons? wtf!?!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Casper34:
I have been running kt747 kernel for weeks now, never had this issue. I did your tweaks, and now I can't get below 21% without fear of the phone running out of battery.

I will go back to my settings from before and see it changes tonight.

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jakeschweinz:
It was the top one in his box account for touchwiz I believe.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] savagebunny:
Odd. I've never experienced this with AOSP and I've used carbon and LiquidSmooth as my current rom
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] DvdOwens:
Guide to apply these tweaks

Could someone point me to the post that describes how to apply these tweaks after flashing the KT747 Kernel ?

- I know how to properly apply update to the KT47 Kernel

- I don't know what to do with the file from the download section of post #2

- I also don't know how to apply the TK bin files
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Ramondel:
Look at the video on the first post it will walk you through the process.

Ramon
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] masri1987:
Can't find any presetups for 4-19 kernel on aosp am I blind?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] savagebunny:
The 4-11 ones should work. The biggest changes from the older March builds to April something was the frequency tables.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] masri1987:
I got flamed hardcore for using a older bin with a newer kernel. What setup do you recommend?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] savagebunny:
Eh it happens. I did it once before. I luled at myself.

It depends. I've noticed each phone responds differently too different gov, voltage tables, I/O etc. Some phones love ktoon/row setup, my phone responds great to peg/zen or noop, This phone isn't a apply one gov/I/O and go long with your day.

Try I think it is castle_bravos ktoon/fiops setup, or REricks peg/zen. I've had good performance with those. You just gotta play with it, and test them and see what works out
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] castle_bravo:
Just verified 4-11 settings will work with 4-19
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] prboy1969:
Below is my run so far on castle_bravos AOSP setup. I changed it a bit to use it on TW. Using SIO instead. Thank you castle_bravo :) . Mostly on 4G ;)

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Auto Brightness set

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] StormFreak:
I am using balanced by Castle, and love it so far. The only issue I've noticed is occasional brief lag when swiping between app drawer screens or swiping away a notification. Sometimes I will have to swipe two or 3 times to get it to respond. Any tweaks I can do to resolve this? Thanks for the great work!

EDIT: I am running 'Beans' v15 with Nova Launcher. For what it's worth I tried the Peq-Zen Moderate bin file, and it seems to be doing the same thing... Hmph.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] TheDriller:
Yeah there are a couple if things. Go into the ktweaker app and click in general and scroll down to touch boosters. Turn the first one on to 486 and the second one onto 540 or 594.

Also for the peq-zen tweaks go to general and then to governor adjustments

Scroll all the way down to

up_threshold_at_min_freq and change it to 60

See if that works. Some battery life will be sacrificed but a little lag is to be expected when searching for extreme battery savings. I have a new peq-noop setup currently in testing that is smooth as butter for ui but lags a little in games if you want to try it:cool:

7000 lemons? wtf!?!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] StormFreak:
Thanks! Just made the changes and the lag is still there. I think it may be a Nova issue. If I restore stock kernel settings, it's better, but still not perfect. If I switch over to the Touchwiz Launcher with the Peq-Zen settings there is no lag on the app drawer at all. Strange.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] TheDriller:
Very strange indeed i use nothing but nova launcher. Try my peq-noop setup in my testing folder

7000 lemons? wtf!?!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] TheDriller:
Here's the link

https://www.box.com/s/z811s3tonnzbbq3r7uwk

7000 lemons? wtf!?!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] StormFreak:
Strange. So if you go into the app drawer, and swipe very rapidly, you see no pauses or instances where you have to swipe a 2nd time? For what it's worth, I installed Apex and there is very little lag at all. It seems to point to Nova, but if you are using it with no pause/lag then I'm quite confused haha.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] TheDriller:
If I go so fast that I cant see what I'm swiping to then occasionally I get a pause and have to try again. Really though... Who swipes that fast?!?:what:

I have all my developer animations set to .5 and nova speeds set to faster than light or whatever so my swiping animations are ridiculously fast. Perhaps that's why I never saw any lag because i swipe a couple of times and I have to wait for my eyes to catch up lol

7000 lemons? wtf!?!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] StormFreak:
Haha, perhaps that's the reason. For the time being I will stick with Apex and your peq-zen. I would give noop a try, but I play quite a few games and would prefer to not have lag in games. I'm loving this kernel for its customization, but on the flip side I feel quite OCD trying to find the perfect balance between battery and performance...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] TheDriller:
Yeah but thats the fun part. If you didn't want to customize and tweak you probably would have bought an iPhone riiiight? Or you wouldn't have rooted...:D

7000 lemons? wtf!?!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] sipock97:
I have had some lag on occasion and noticed when I restarted Apex it goes away.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] savagebunny:
I gotta equip my 2100 mah. I'm getting bad battery drain and random uses while using my ZL. Gotta get a 4hr or close screen on time till I go back to the ZL.

Also gonna test to see if the battery somehow is affecting signal. I think it may be... Barely though but enough to affect my 4G signal
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Negativezeroxxxx:
I got 14/4 the other day and the very next day with the same setup (castle bravo's 4/23 Ktoonservative/fiops) I only got 11/3? And now today I'm at 8.5/3.5.. What's going on lol
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] savagebunny:
Depends how much you use the battery by playing games, only using WiFi. Not using WiFi plus no data etc. I can get 2.5 days on my ZL just battery because im playing games, or using WiFi lot, checking webpages, watching videos. I can get a lot longer on battery if I only text or don't use WiFi plus data. It varies on your usage

EDIT: AWWW YEEE. Got the network extender hooked up. Working great. Full bar so now my phone shouldn't use that much power and spamming RILJ wakelocks all night. Should get much better life now... Hopefully.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Negativezeroxxxx:
Yeah but the weird thing is I spent more time playing games/apps on the 13/4 than the other two cycles, not sure what could've happened
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] savagebunny:
Odd. Maybe a wake lock is happening?

I'm now running into a issue. My CPU was pegged at 1242 MHz for 48 minutes. BBS just displays 1 KHz for CPU states. Any other app can I see what was pegging it for 48 minutes?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] flak0:
Gonna take this on a run

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] rehpyc:
Which extender? And cost?

Could have been an app going rogue using up battery in the background, different strengths of signal (using the phone the same amount of time at the same location(s) each day?), difference in amount of wifi use, etc. The best you can ever do is get a good sample size (10 days) on each set of settings in KTweaker and take the common or avg results.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] savagebunny:
Samsung SCS-2U01. Free
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] galaxys3man30:
He mint a air raid hooked up in his house it boost ur cell phone signal

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] BlueLaguna88:
Is there a reason why I can no longer under clock to 64Mhz? I used to be able to but I can only do it to 81Mhz, now since I clean flashed beans 15, I'm using pegasus and zen break.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] savagebunny:
Frequency table changed thus why you can only down clock to 81. Why download clock to 64? Your better off sitting at 135 or 189 while screen is off if needed to do something in background. Since m 135/189 Clock is both at 850mV. Not going to use anymore power
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
Well overall yes but mhz apparently is the biggest factor even with higher volts ie in some way 378mhz at 1200mv may take less power under load than 1026mhz at 1200mv under load. It is weird but 925mv 189mhz can draw less pwer than 378mhz at 900mv. Theres a thread on it i lost link to on xda. But 81 tends to need to scale up a lot so 135/189 is always great advice as a minimum
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] luis86dr:
New Ktoonservative/Row and Pegasusq/BFQ in Touchwiz folder.

Tk Mod 1.0.3 nearly complete. Finishing up adding a few things.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] brandoncarlson33:
The gman Ktoonservative Zen Battery Savings aosp.bin works awesome! thanks guys keep up the awesome work!!!!!!!!;)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] luis86dr:
Thanks. :)

Running the ktoonservative row now and liking it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] BrUhNiGGs:
Pretty excited to try mw's new ktoonz/noop setup. I have been using his ktoonz/zen battery savings one for a while with incredible battery results and super smooth
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] luis86dr:
Updated Ktoonservative Row setup, small fix for issue with parameters in backup file.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] BrUhNiGGs:
MW's new ktoonz/noop setup feels a bit laggy after switching from the ktoonz/zen setup. Im going to stick with that one since I get no lag at all with it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] luis86dr:
Yeah its a little more towards the battery saving but I'm still fiddling with it to find a good balance between performance.

Edit: Just updated the Ktoonservative setup again to be a bit more aggressive. Let me know if it helps your lag.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jlee08517:
would you be able to let us know which set up is for like conservative balanced and aggressive?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Droid316:
Running MOAR Rom with ktoonz 4-11 kernel.On my zerolemon 7000mah.

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] tprophit:
Weird. I've been running it since last night, its faster n smoother than

.....
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] luis86dr:
Thanks. Looking forward to the feedback.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] tprophit:
Just changed freq step to 17, based on the chart posted last week. Will let you know how it works.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] savagebunny:
Jelly Beans 15 is just eating battery. Got wakelocks left right now. Barely got 3hrs screen on time and had full bar of signal all day. ate 12% last night while I was sleeping... and it was in deep sleep most of the time. About to switch roms again.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] luis86dr:
Aimed towards being balanced.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] TheDriller:
Let it settle for a week or so. It will take a few charge cycles

7000 lemons? wtf!?!