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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dingermtb:
If it helps I have no battery issues here in fact I've phenomenal battery life with this kernel on Exodus ROM

Sent from my Heavy Metal ZombieSpider SGS 3 using Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ZipAddict:
I am loving this 7-29 dkp build! 2 days in and absolutely no problems whatsoever! no lag, no freezes, no bugs, no reboots, nothing! even smoother than last build! thanks for all the improvements! i swear no other kernel for this phone can compare! you are a genius because i dont plan on buying another phone ever as long as this one is working! you got gs3's runnin like gs6's! but even better cuz gs6 cant remove battery when you dont want to be located, and no sd card expansion. this phone is the last of a dying breed! thanks again buddy for all you do for us!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SuperGoober:
Same here , great battery life on your kernel combined with Exodus Rom and my battery is over 2 years old .
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] kalala:
Been using the second-to-last release of the kernel on Freelunch and the battery life is phenomenal.

The thing is, I think it may be doing something to the radio? I get all notifications at a delay. At least ones that use data, as opposed to calls and texts. Those are fine. But my phone will say I have 2-3 bars of LTE or even 3G but if I don't get a notification from a sports app or a message on Hangouts for a while, I turn on Wifi for a minute and they all come pouring as if they was a backlog.

And through my somewhat scientific method of trying to home in on the problem, it seems to happen on Freelunch governor but I think it's fine on Performance. I was using Performance for 10 days then since this past Monday I've been on Freelunch. I'll revert back to performance for the weekend and see if that changes anything.

But is this a known issue or is it simply know that Freelunch can mess with notifications or the data network it uses to get them?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
Performance keeps your cpu maxed out. I wouldn't leave it like that for days. Gonna burn out your processor.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
Are you running Lollipop? On LP, freelunch works fine for some people, and causes absolutely bizarre issues for others. I have a hunch about why, but I haven't figured out a good way to fix it yet.

As long as the CPU stays relatively cool, it shouldn't cause any damage. It'll eat through battery faster, though.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] techdog:
[MENTION=4932679]decimalman[/MENTION], here's some feedback... This latest version of the kernel is great! I had been having occasional issues with the camera where I had to reboot to see the camera again. Open Camera fixed most of that. Just got back from vacation where I took a bunch of pictures and no issues whatsoever - even using the SlimKat stock camera.

So, kudos to you and thanks for everything.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bryank29:
I currently run the dkp-aosp51-d2-20150608.zip . There is a July 29, as well as a revert spinlock. Would I benefit upgrading or leave things as is?

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I am having issues with the "mobile radio active" bug where its almost always "on" and is a big battery drain. A lot of people on 5.1 complain about it, so I doubt its a kernel issue.

I run Freelunch + zen (both internal and external)....do you think its possible the mobile radio active has anything to do with the kernel or my settings?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] kalala:
I think I may have solved the issue a few days ago. I had installed the latest Xposed but didn't do the softboot from the Xposed menu that is a trivial thing but has solved all my problems in the past. This was no different. It was causing all my Xposed modules to misbehave, including Amplify and I had a few alarms and services curtailed using it and I think it was messing with that.

So despite upgrading Xposed and not getting any error messages, I think it was kind of half-assing the whole thing. Also, SuperSU hadn't been updated which was giving me issues as well.

Between those two mix ups, my signal is back to being proper again. Crappy but still consistent. As opposed to displaying that it was on LTE but having no data and then switching to 1X for some time before completely dropping data with an "!" by the signal.

I blame SuperSU or Xposed not having been updated and soft rebooted, respectively.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hilla_killa:
Im running this kernel with the latest octos m4 build um what are your fav gov/settings for best performance and battery life? I have on freelunch but i was surfing ebay for like 2o min and my battery dropped like 35% dam! Its a fairly new battery too

SPH-L710T_OCTOS_M4_5.1.1_DKP
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mikek753:
are MHL and HDMI supported?

hi,

does 5.1 7-29 dkp build support MHL?

does it support fast charge over MHL, while HDMI is ON?

thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
People still use mhl? Lol. I think you have to be stock for that though. Wireless mirroring is the way to go. Miracast.

Fast charge is only used when charging from a computer USB port. The phone charges very slow over USB, fast charge bumps it up. It has no effect on ac outlet charging.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ZipAddict:
I dont think that is from kernel. Thats a lot of battery drain for 20 min. I recalibrate battery after flashing new rom or getting new battery. This will maybe help. If not try using os monitor app to see if its logging any errors that could be draining juice. Let me know what happened
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mikek753:
I need MHL for Pioneer x8500bhs (car) integration - over HDMI input

I think that Miracast will drain phone battery in 1-2 hours - WI-FI, while I need phone to work for 6+ hours on long trips

thanks for the answer
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
I see. I like hearing about folks' setups with their s3's. Sounds good. Not sure if mhl works on non-touchwiz roms. I only tried it on stock.

Miracast shouldn't kill it that quick if you have the phone charging. But it sounds like you use it for strictly audio. That may work via a mhl. I just had doubts about video.

Sent from my Nexus 9
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hilla_killa:
hey man thanks but I had to go back to a backup as I lost all my apn stuff which lost service battery has been fine gonna flash dkp again not sure if the problem was kernel related or rom related. does anyone know where I find out about all of the I/o gov/ cpu, gpu? I just wanna know what settings to try that would be best for stability, performance, battery.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ZipAddict:
Check this great guide made by XDA senior member [MENTION=5811506]gsstudios[/MENTION] for a nice explanation of these things without having to do a bunch of searching...

http://androidmodguide.blogspot.com/

If you get overwhelmed try changing only these on kernel adiutor and set on boot, after flashing Dkp as long as you are not using any other tweaks...

cpu gov freelunch, multicore powersaving aggressive, max cpu freq 1674, gpu max freq 533, io sched fiops or zen, io sched 2048, kernel samepage merging off.

This is nice blend on dkp kernel in my opinion. Hope this helps

Also check out Lspeed mod made by my friend [MENTION=5514152]Paget96[/MENTION] for great battery and performance tweaks if you really feel like messing around. I can help you with settings that will work with dkp if you decide this...

http://xdaforums.com/android/software-hacking/tweak-l-speed-v1-0-02-02-2015-t3020138
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Hostage XII:
Hello, I was wondering if this kernel supports microphone gain control?

Thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JiaQiGao:
Nice kernal works well but I'm having issues finding the voltage sweet spot can somebody post some voltages that I can use for overclocking? That way me along with everyone else don't have to play the warmer/cooler game. Thanks in advance.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bryank29:
In the recent Samsung S3 nightlies for CM 12.1 http://download.cyanogenmod.com/?device=d2vzw&type=nightly there was a jump in file size of almost 50MB. Found out it was due to them using dexpreopt to make the app updates. I'm finding I get stuck on the CM boot loader since trying to flash the most recent 5.1.1 DKP kernel of yours. Just wanted you to be aware, it doesn't seem to be working with whatever change they have implemented.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bryank29:
fyi, Romracer put out a fix in 9/11 for the Xposed module that now works with the newer nightlies...but I still can't use the DKP kernel at the moment.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Lonelyskatter12:
But it works great with the latest AICP nightly
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bryank29:
I don't know what that means.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Lonelyskatter12:
That I have dkp running on yesterdays build of AICP & it's based off CM so pretty much the same thing

Point is, don't know why you're bootlooping
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
Same here. My guess he's bootlooping from xposed, not DKP.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] upconvert:
I tracked my bootloops down to the theme I was using. Not sure if it's just that one, or themes in general.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
Couple themes caused me trouble recently too.

Sent from my Nexus 9
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] techdog:
[MENTION=4932679]decimalman[/MENTION]

Just wanted to post about an issue that I have had - not with the kernel, which is great, but with freelunch. It's not really an issue so much as an observation. I started trying to use Amplify a while ago but was having issues with Alarms and Timers not going off even when I was not unbouncing wakelocks and alarms which didn't affect alarms. I struggled with this for a while and could not pinpoint what the issue might be. Wakelocks which others had unbounced successfully would cause alarm and timer issues on my phone. So, I decided to just try switching the governor from freelunch to ondemand. Completely solved the issues I was having with Amplify.

Without going into too much detail, the issue was that the time when the alarm or timer was supposed to go off would pass with nothing being displayed or happening on the phone. When I hit the home, or power, button to wake up the phone, the alarm or timer would fire. Like it was paused.

So, I don't know if that is interesting information to you or not but I just thought that I would share my experience.

Thanks for all that you have done to make my GS3 continue to be a great phone for me.

dog
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bryank29:
I owe an apology. I believe it was Xposed. I just flashed the July 29 version of DKP, and it works.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ZipAddict:
[MENTION=4932679]decimalman[/MENTION]

why has this kernel been removed from the list of kernels on our device page for at least a month now? thats ridiculous. im not gonna lie, i cheated on u and tried the other kernel for lollipop 5.1 since u have kinda been m.i.a. for a couple months and the first time it did nothing except add a splash screen and apps, but NOTHING worked. :(still stock frequency, etc in tweaker app. second time i tried it SOFTBRICKED my phone.:crying: they need to put DKP back up on kernel tab for s3.

Nothing can compare to DKP kernel on this device running 5.1! DKP 4 LIFE!:good::good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hilla_killa:
What are the dm oc patchs on media fire?

SGS3_OCTOS_M4_TRIBAND_NF4
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
There's new builds on both MediaFire and a new mirror, solidfiles. Hopefully solidfiles will be less awful than MediaFire. :fingers-crossed:

I don't know how often I'll be able to update dkp in the future. I've been having trouble finding the time to keep up with development and support lately, and that won't change anytime soon. If anyone wants to fork dkp and keep it updated yourself, please do. If you need help getting set up, I'll try to help.

Anyway, new builds! Changelog:

Synced 5.1 with CM. I have no idea what changes I picked up. There are just too many.

Updated tierservative. I removed a ton of logic and fixed a lot of misbehavior, particularly during moderate usage.

Fixed a tiny bug.

Was it ever listed? I never bothered adding it to DevDB.

I don't remember. They're probably patches to add my overclock stuff to somebody else's kernel.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ZipAddict:
oh heck yeah new version!!! thanks buddy! yes it was listed under kernels on s3 page when i first found out about its glory! now new people are not able to find it except from friends or other thread links. i would have never found out about it this way though, so im glad it was on kernel tab when i looked a long time ago. i would like to maintain DKP for u but im prob not experienced enough to do so. but if i can help in any way please private message me friend. i have really been into learning more about building kernels, roms, and apps lately and want to learn it all. thanks for all u have done for us!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
I guess I should finally DevDB-ize my threads then. It's probably the only way it'll show up.

If you wanted to maintain dkp, you'd need to be able to find your way around a Linux system, program in C, and use git. You don't need to be an expert, you just need to be able to intervene when git can't figure out how to merge some changes. It'd probably take you a few months to get comfortable enough to maintain dkp. I'm not sure it's worth the effort, but you could certainly set up a Linux VM and give it a try.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hilla_killa:
Thanks u the man decimal! Dling now and flashing new build! Happy to have new build!

SGS3_OCTOS_M4_TRIBAND_NF4
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ElwOOd_CbGp:
30090067kt808500a

Perfect timing @decimalman Thanksfor the update!..These latest nightlies been pissn me off. donation sent
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dingermtb:
Thanks for the new build mate hopefully someone with the knowledge can help you keep DKP alive this is absolutely the best kernel ever I would do it but I don't have the knowledge and I'm blind so that's kind of a disadvantage for me lol but hopefully you can get some help because I would love to see DKP go forever

Sent from outside the 9 using my Exodus SGS3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hilla_killa:
So far so good on new build?.

SGS3_OCTOS_M4_TRIBAND_NF4
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ZipAddict:
i made my laptop dual boot about 6 months ago using gparted and easus partition master since it had xp so i use linux mint now since it has support until 2019. never messed with c only java so that could be a challenge to keep them both straight in my head. DKP is worth the effort, and i will try to learn as much as i can starting now, but may not be able to do it in the end. im not interested in money only experience because i have passion for learning developement. i will see what i can do but feel free to pass on to an experienced dev in the meantime. This is best kernel by far.

btw new version working great so far. less errors on logcat for sure. no more invalid pid exits which im sure was because of cm12.1 nightly changes
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shekinahsmoke:
[MENTION=4932679]decimalman[/MENTION] the bluetooth audio is choppy (like really bad) to my bluetooth headphones. Tried stock CM music player (it's not Apollo) and Black Music Player. Both same results.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] maheboi:
Anyone's device become unresponsive while charging overnight with this kernel? I'll wake up in the morning and have to force shut off the phone. Sometimes it will be really hot, like it hurts to touch hot. And sometimes watching videos causes the phone to freeze as well. Any words of wisdom?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ZipAddict:
i think this is a cm bug. i dont use bluetooth but i have seen a lot of people talk about this issue with cm. try googling something like "cm bluetooth audio choppy" and see if there is a answer or fix for this maybe?

what DKP build are u using? which rom and its build date are u using? what kernel tweak app and kernel settings are u using? any other mods or any other info is helpful too. if phone becomes responsive after this get dmesg log immediately. if it has to reboot get last_kmesg log upon reboot and attach to post. if not familiar with how to get these logs from terminal, kernel adiutor can do them for u with one click of a button under settings tab. let me know
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JiaQiGao:
is it just me or is the newer ROMs slower?...........

I ran benchmarks on antutu with the June 8 kernel July 29th kernel and the October kernel June scored the highest on antutu at 20100 July scored slightly lower at 19000 and October scored a rock bottom 16000 it was ran on the same settings
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cmjester6421:
Will this kernel work with drive droid if anyone knows I need read to right with iso/IMG files and CDROM mount for cm 12.1
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hilla_killa:
sgs3_octos_m4_triband_nf4
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ZipAddict:
have u been dirty flashing the nightlies or clean flashing? are u using performance mod? have kernel settings been the same for all?

not 100% sure (98.75% sure though), but i do know that if u make a nandroid and then flash DKP and it doesnt work (which would be a huge surprise) then u can either restore nandroid or just dirty flash the next nightly and start back with cm12.1 stock kernel again, no harm done. give it a try
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cmjester6421:
Ty much was just looking for a clear response couldn't find anything positive as to if it did and I only wanted to do this with a new clean install as for what it's for lol once again ty you loads
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
New builds are on their way up. I haven't changed much, but there's been some changes from CM for all versions.

Changelog:

Synced with CM.

Tweaked the tierservative defaults to (hopefully) fix stuttering music playback.

Made a tiny change related to the spinlock issue. Hopefully, it'll finally fix the issue. :fingers-crossed:

Merged in CM's MM branch. :)

I haven't tested the MM build at all, so it may or may not work. I haven't seen any major changes that would cause problems, but I haven't been watching very closely.

Checksums:

8b186c3f3f432d333422ba476d3c1f0b dkp-aosp60-d2-20151227-dkp-3.4_6.0.zip

5e4a55863cf15049ca987c7f6552b4a2 dkp-aosp51-d2-20151227-dkp-3.4_5.1.zip

5b6aa43374101aabd9556d6aad17f8d6 dkp-aosp44-d2-20151227-dkp-3.4_4.4.zip

39dc9217321fcd0d75b61233ab43ca3f dkp-aosp44-legacy-d2-20151227-dkp-3.4_4.4.zip
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
Fantastic! I'm not running mm right now (Bluetooth doesn't work on any mm ), but I am going to test the 5.1.x kernel now.

Thanks decimalman! You rock bro.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Lonelyskatter12:
The only reason I'm not on MM right now, waiting for dkp cx

Will try this when i get home later, Thanks ^-^
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dingermtb:
Thank you so much for the new builds going to try 5.1 now it is a Christmas miracle thanks again for all your hard work you rock

Sent from outside the 9 using my Exodus SGS3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
Been running the 5.1.x build since yesterday. All seems great. No issues so far. Thanks again [MENTION=4932679]decimalman[/MENTION]
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
Still running strong. Great battery life. Using it on aicp. LP.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hilla_killa:
24hrs later on 6.0.1 still running strong.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shekinahsmoke:
whatd u put in this mm kernel fam?? it's dope! smoother than silk. [MENTION=4932679]decimalman[/MENTION]
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dingermtb:
Been running the new build on my Exodus 5.1 since Christmas alongside with project Skynet my god save my battery has never been better not sure what you did with the new build but it's phenomenal best version yet thanks for the hard work and happy new year

Sent from outside the 9 using my Exodus SGS3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SonicPower:
I flashed to the latest 5.1 Kernel (12-27-2015) on here, but I see the Kernel version is still 3.4.109. A user posted above who is on MM has 3.4.110.

Is this correct?

If so, what's the reason behind not updating all of them to the latest kernel despite same base (3.4)?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ZipAddict:
This is correct. Im on 5.1 and its the same. Everything is synced up so i think it is just typo in that file but i will look into it this week.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The_Anomalist:
I'm currently running the latest octos weekly build and Bluetooth works flawlessy. I'm not sure if u know if it works now or not just thought I'd let ya know
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wilberfan:
I'm running the latest AICP MM nightlies on my d2spr (VirginMobile). Everything is fine with the stock kernel, but when I flash the 1227 dkp I lose my data connectivity. I've tried a lot of different combinations of reflashing--of the kernel, of the APN -- but I've been unable to get my data back without reverting to the kernel that comes with the AICP.

Any suggestions?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The_Anomalist:
I had the same issue on my phone. To fix it I had flash APN the clear cache then flash again then reboot recovery flash one more time then once booted I turned on airplane mode on then off then my data came on and has been working since then. Give it a try
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wilberfan:
My first attempt didn't work; want to verify the sequence:

Flash dkp kernel (over AICP nightly)

flash APN

Clear Cache (JUST cache, or dalvik and cache?)

Flash APN again

reboot (into system? or reboot recovery directly?)

Reboot into Recovery

Flash APN again

Reboot into System

Toggle Airplane Mode On/Off

Is this correct?

[edit] This sequence didn't work for me. Would the baseband make any difference? I'm on ND8.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
Update to nj2 at least. I've seen that fix data issues for many ppl.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wilberfan:
Would you happen to have a link to a good source for the NJ2 on the d2spr handy?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bhays33:
Beany23 - I'm not sure how you have Bluetooth working flawlessly but I would like to know. I'm pretty sure Bluetooth isn't working correctly on marshmallow. I have been able to get media playback to work perfectly however I cannot get it to operate under the phone functions at all. I've tried all marshmallow builds with and without kernels with and without G apps still no go. Will not receive calls when bluetooth is connected and will crash the phone app when trying to make a call with Bluetooth
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
Sure thing, its in this thread.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The_Anomalist:
I'm running the 1-16 build from octos with dkp 6.0m same with ROM and I have had not one single issue. I'm also using the triband which is d2rfreshspr . are u using d2spr or same as me? Also I can receive and send files between w.e. device with no issue
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wilberfan:
Do we know if the NJ2 is the latest and greatest available for our phone?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
Don't think it is. I saw a .tar of oh1 somewhere. But you have to look at the name of the file carefully. Apparently there is oh1 for regular and one for triband. Brilliant.

Not even sure if oh1 is the latest, but its the latest .tar available. Anything newer is just available as update .zips.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wilberfan:
And the NJ2 has to be ODIN'd, correct? There aren't any flashable .zips? Followed by re-rooting the phone, etc...?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bhays33:
Must be because you have triband beany23
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The_Anomalist:
That could be y but I'm not sure
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SonicPower:
Hey. Any update on this?

I'm wondering what's stopping people from flashing the 6.0 Kernel onto into 5.1.