yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Keldig:
OH MAN! yeah I'm on touchwiz.... Im on Blazer Rom 2.4

So thats it huh? told you i was a noob LOL

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Thanks i installed the latest test version and all is right with the world again. Seems to work pretty good so far!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Daygo:
I need some direction

Hey Guys... can anyone point me in the right direction, Im running the M.O.A.R rom which of the kernals is stable/recommended for that rom? the downloads from the first post were confusing.... Thanks for any help!

dkp-3.0	1 File(s)

dkp-3.4	8 File(s)

dkp-tw	3 File(s)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tlrsax54:
3.0 and 3.4 are both AOSP kernels....MOAR is a TouchWiz ROM, so go to the dkp-TW folder and download the latest kernel (it should have the uploaded dates there in test builds)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] phyba:
Lol. Good to hear. We all been there
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jfcooley:
So after wiping everything I fixed charging issue. Believe in the end it was ROM related.

7/4 running well and playing nicely with Rootbox nightlies.

I'd try tw again but I've been with this since day 1. AOSP has been a charm.

If you support tw 4.2/.3 once it arrives may switch.

As always, thanks.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] _Epic:
Been running 7-17 TW for a few days and works great! :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] chris-allen:
Not saying it matters alot, but with this kernal its adding about 600+ points to quadrant scores... i can keep my device OCed at 1.7Ghz and still get great batt life using this with the blazer Rom....Good job...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
After much dragging of feet, I'm finally uploading a new AOSP build. I won't be around for most of the day to offer support, but after five minutes of testing, everything seems to be working.

Changelog:

Lots of CM updates, including CAF stuff and SELinux support

Rewritten interaction hints code.

Merged nanolunch back into freelunch, including some optimizations that might make it perform better for gaming. As with TW, let me know if battery life and/or smoothness are affected.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nyles:
Is anyone else having problems with bt audio on any of the test kernels after the 6/14 stable? . Everyone so far gives me audio only out of the right side speaker. The stable 6/14 works fine. I'm on slim bean 6 btw. Thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
Update your ROM. The 6/28 and later test builds have a commit from CM that affects the audio drivers. Slim build 6 doesn't have the commit, but Slim build 7 and later should.

EDIT: You may actually want to go with the latest weekly Slim build. I suspect that ROMs older than 7/16 will have some scary issues with the latest dkp build. SELinux support from CM probably requires ROM support, and may cause headaches otherwise.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] TexasLTE:
:highfive: decimalman ... THX for your contribution to AoCP ROM ... :cool:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] falconator:
Decimalman, latest aosp test running smooth as always on 2.9. Quads were a bit lower (4700 vs 6000) than the previous test build though, although seems to be perfect so no complaints. Thanks for this gem!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] chris-allen:
Im running the latest tw build...OCed to 1.7..im still getting 6400+ the highest ive seen with any kernal for this device...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
That seems to be specific to Quadrant. Other benchmarks are scoring the same as they ever were. Strange, though. :confused:

I hear there's another kernel that scores better, but dkp certainly holds its own. :) Most of the changes in the latest AOSP build were from CM, so TW builds should be unaffected.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] falconator:
I'm thinking it's the rom. I flashed back to 7/6 test on ls 2.9 and quads were still around 4700. Not sure what could have caused that looking at the changelog, but like I said, otherwise running perfect so not too concerned. With 4.3 hopefully dropping soon we'll have a lot more important stuff to talk about shortly. :beer:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bog3nator:
How is everyone downloading the test kernel I can't seem to find it

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Nm found it lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] chris-allen:
Ok...question.. i use tw roms with this kernal and get amazing quads and batt life.. now i am considering trying out a 4.2.2 rom... any sugestions on a good combination? This kernal with a 4.2.2..something with awsome quadrants and batt life....?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bog3nator:
Quads in my opinion mean nothing. But I like liquid and just installed the latest dkp test

Liquid Smooth
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] chris-allen:
Yes you are correct, but just out of curiosity what is it in the 4.2.2 roms that cause the 2000+ drop in score? And the roms are in some cases 500mb smaller a waaaaay less bloated
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bog3nator:
Well in general aosp rom are between 100-160 Meg files. That is just the nature of aosp. No Samsung crap
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Rxpert:
Just shows you how worthless quadrants/benchmarks are.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] phyba:
But I bet 4.2.2 aosp runs lag free and better than any tw ROM. Quads mean absolutely nothing. I was getting 6800 on touchwiz but always had lag. I'm getting 5500-6000 now but my phone runs so much smoother. Illusion or liquid snooty are awesome 4.2.2 roms
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ksmullins88:
Kernel is running amazing. Finally resolved the "music only playing in one headphone" bug.

:thumbup::thumbup:

This with liquid 2.9 is the tits
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] beyeond:
Weird, I'm running liquid 2.9 and 7/21 test won't boot for me... it freezes during the (incredible) boot animation. Back on 6/28 test running smooth as butter.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] j00manji:
so i ran this for a while, got about 16-20 hours without making adjustments. After playing with the kernel more I cant even get that kind of battery life from it again Its been like 5 hours and 50% with 20min screen time.... Moving on I hate to say.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tlrsax54:
You should really check for any wake locks going on...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] falconator:
Lol so the kernel was running great, THEN you messed with a bunch of settings, and now your setup sucks and you are blaming the kernel? Smh...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] das_webos_transformer:
Could you share the dreadful settings you had?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] das_webos_transformer:
Re: [KERNEL][WIP][4.2.x] dkp - d2spr & friends - 3/3/13

Try it. Free lunch is epic. Been adapting it for my laptop, to see how it goes.

There's more than corn in Indiana!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jfcooley:
Has been very good with sio/free lunch.

Good thing with crap Dominion Power and snow storms. Power out again. Get to push my battery as far as it goes.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] das_webos_transformer:
Re: [KERNEL][WIP][4.2.x] dkp - d2spr & friends - 3/3/13

Data off, brightness low. I've gotten two days with mild use and horrible signal

There's more than corn in Indiana!

Also, don't under clock. I've had negative results under clocking. But I think ita the way the given our is setup. And if you under volt, let us know
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
I never really tried underclocking until you mentioned this. It definitely feels sluggish and I don't think the battery life was any better than 1512 MHz. freelunch has tons of tuners that can pretty substantially affect its behavior, and they're probably more effective than underclocking. I guess I should write up a description of how they work.

I undervolt pretty heavily, but my phone handles it better than most seem to. I have a "fast" device, and I usually run -75 mV across the board (so 775-1075 mV for 384-1512 MHz). Any lower and I get graphical glitches.

How's freelunch for your laptop coming? In its current state, it's probably a bit of a pain to port, since each input driver needs to be modified individually. I'd like to eventually rewrite the input code to be more generic, but I'm currently working on other projects.

Edit: 100th post, and I'm finally a senior member! Hooray!

Edit 2: New experimental builds up. There's not much new, just some more stuff stripped out and a newer Linaro toolchain used to build. I'll get started on 3.4 once it gets a little more stable (and CM stops committing so much).
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jfcooley:
I have to say I'm very pleased with this kernel.

Going to try the newest, but keeping a back up. Battery life is really good with great performance.

Thanks.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
Thanks! Feedback is always appreciated, especially when it's positive. :silly:

In other news, there's another set of experimental builds up (the "no-initrd" ones). They recycle the existing kernel's ramdisk so I don't have to worry about staying up-to-date with CM. If anyone is daring enough to flash them, let me know if flashing fails or if you get bootloops (everything should be fine unless your old kernel was weirdly configured).
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] das_webos_transformer:
Re: [KERNEL][4.2.x][3.0] dkp - d2spr & friends - 3/3/13

Well, its coming lol slowly but surely. Actually was gonna work in it tonight! Need to fix some stuff where I messed up, the usual lol. 3.4 kernel is stable enough now. Yesterdays was the first to actually boot on my phone, so that says something.

There's more than corn in Indiana!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jfcooley:
Flashed yesterday. So far no issues. Today will be first day to see if battery holds.

Benchmarks held about same. To be fair I only use it to compare before and after, and only stress it if there's a huge difference.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Alias8818:
I am looking forward to this, personally. I started to get in an look at the freelunch kernel and how hard it would be to port to 3.4, for personal use.

A few things stopped me. I don't know enough about kernels to know if anything changed enough to bork freelunch.

Plus, I would believe its way more than a mere governor that makes a kernel really operate great and provide good battery life.

I am running a new build of AOKP, so I needed to go to 3.4. I have subscribed to the topic and will be watching.

Just know you have at least one big fan here!:good:

Keep up the good work.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jfcooley:
Gong to see how standby time is. So far not as good as the original during usage. Only thing I've changed is the kernel. Kept same settings and installed nothing new.

Will repot at end of day if I remember. Sick baby so that has most of my attention.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
I'm going to start work on 3.4, but it looks like there are more huge commits coming. If we don't lose power (storms in the area), I'll release test builds as I implement features. Hopefully I'll have a build up before you port freelunch for yourself.

There may be a few regressions, but I don't know what would have caused them. I'll take a look through my commits since the previous release. I don't remember making any huge changes, but it's been almost a month.

Development can wait, but a sick baby can't. Don't worry about reporting if you don't get to it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jfcooley:
Well it's about the same. Maybe a little worse.

Honestly hard to say after a day. Will run a bit longer to see.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jfcooley:
Seeing good results. Slowly backing down voltage. So far -50 and holding.

BTW, thanks for the PM reply.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
At jfcooley's request, I've added support for faux123's FauxSound app. Test builds are uploading now,

Thanks for the suggestion and for testing jfcooley! :good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jfcooley:
Works well with Apollo. Skips a bit, pretty sure that Apollo.

Poweamp has to have eq off and direct control off.

Thanks for adding this.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
3.4 test builds are on their way! I've got almost everything working. I haven't actually tested anything, but CM boots and seems to work fine. Overclocking and a few minor features are still not working, but freelunch, undervolting, and a few other goodies appear to be working perfectly.

3.4 test builds will show up here, and as I fix bugs I'll push new builds.

Edit: OC-enabled build is uploading now.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jfcooley:
Downloading now. I'm assuming the newest is the overclockable one? I don't overclock really but willing to try.

Edit: boot loop on newest of two. Will try other.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
Yeah. I don't overclock either, but it's one of those features that's expected of custom kernels. If you have any issues, let me know.

I'm trying to get the last of my changes working right now. The only things left are erandom (hopelessly broken, won't even boot) and FauxSound support (I don't think there's a 3.4 patch yet, but I'll probably write one myself).

Edit: the 3.0 FauxSound patches apply just fine.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jfcooley:
I can't get either to boot.

Black bean 8. Tried everything I know, which wasn't much. Back on the faux sound test.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
Is BB8 a 3.4 ROM? I don't think very many ROMs support 3.4 kernels yet. CM nightlies do, and Carbon 1.6 (not 1.6.1) does, but I don't know of any other ROMs that do. Off-topic, how is BB8 anyway? I remember flashing BB5 when it first came out, and it was a pretty decent ROM.

3.4 is still pretty rough around the edges, so you're not missing anything by staying with 3.0 for the time being. 3.4 really isn't quite ready for prime-time, and there's still a few Android bits that haven't been merged yet.

Once I'm done fooling around with LTO & GCC 4.8 (not going to happen), I'll probably repackage the FauxSound test into a real release, since it should be stable and I'm not sure what else I'll do with 3.0. I'll definitely keep it updated though.

Edit: so much edit.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jdidtht:
I'm an avid dkp user and on illusion ROM latest kernel I get that battery life.. A couple of partial kernel wake locks but on liquid this latest test kernel runs as usual . runs great. Something in illusion on the ROM end is killing it or incompatible.. BBS showed a few kernel related things nothing crazy.. I deleted initd and cron and all that crap and it didn't change things. Another kernel worked fine on illusion. Had reboots here and their but battery was fine.. So I reflashed liquid and am on dkp with normal settings and battery is awesome

infected sgh-t999

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Sammy (optimised) its **** to benchmark higher. Shady deal there's a thread somewhere about it around here.

infected sgh-t999
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] j00manji:
all ive done with the kernel was change it to freelunch/row. after the first day the phone wouldnt stay on for more than 6 hours.

sad times. I tried to follow the wakelock guide but the ones I was getting werent mentioned in it. Maybe ill try a different version.

I use liquidsmooth rom.

Well yeah, the battery life was alright. I thought maybe it could be better since I see my friends stock unrooted phones last more than 24 hours sometimes.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] das_webos_transformer:
Try changing row. I use deadline or noop . Noop will get you battery life, and as for free lunch, should be fine with it, another version may help.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] j00manji:
tried to flash the newest test kernel on Liquid 2.9, first i switch it to noop/freelunch, got my phone to reboot twice: once immediately after trying to OC to the max (just for ****s and giggles).

The next thing I did was try to use the xposed framework thing to just try the dpi stuff and once it restarted it soft bricked.

i hope a new stable version of dkp happens soon.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mikedavis120:
Looking at some of the changes decimalman made inside the newest test builds it appears that your ROM is incompatible with the newer coding and features in the update sources used for compilation of the kernel. The newest ROMs that have incorporated the commits from the cyanogen repo's will include the newer coding. Try to check for an update to your ROM or let your ROM developers know there falling behind in there repo syncs and updates. . All else fails try pacrom as there source stays extremely up to date with current CM commits.

Mike
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mikedavis120:
Bugs....

System settings/ display /enable all rotation settings and lock screen rotation

System settings/ launcher / general / enable rotation.

When waking up from deep sleep with device in landscape mode and immediately unlocking the lock ring causes a reboot. Will repeat every time.

Unsure if its the ROM or kernel. On your latest test running latest pacrom. Nothing really tweaked except FL governer and some UV and UC.

Will catch a debug tar for you from my script. On mobile crap ass .04 Mbps connection. Yippee sprint your super awesome. I'll edit later tonight with attachments when I get home.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jimmy_Christ:
I'm on the pacrom as well and seeing the occasional reboot on the CM kernel.

Sent from a van down by the river.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mikedavis120:
Seems for me only with the lockscreen rotation enabled and at that only when quickly hitting home to wake the phone and immediately pulling the unlock ring to unlock the phone. Result is the pacman animation not the expected home screen. Other then that no problems kernel and ROM run rock solid.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] falconator:
Hey decimalman, everything running perfect as always, just curious what you're up to? Planning on continuing support for 4.3, or any caf updates in the pipeline? Not that we need them :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
Real life. :(

I've been waiting on CM to start doing nightlies before I start officially putting out 4.3 builds. I put together a build for another user, and apparently it works fine, so if you're already running a 4.3 ROM, I can PM you a build. I haven't actually tested it and I'm expecting a few more changes from CM before nightlies start, so I don't want to officially release anything yet.

I usually get my CAF stuff from CM, but CM's been pretty quiet lately (10.2 and all), so I don't have any major updates. I do have a few small fixes ready, but nothing worth updating for: a tiny fix for the undervolt interface that fixes an app or two, and a few sneaky changes in the touchscreen driver that might make it a bit more responsive, etc. I've been working on a few fixes for TW as well, but there's still a few serious bugs.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] banccalif:
Can you plz pm me a copy of it also? I just downloaded a 4.3 rom but haven't ran it due to not having a custom kernel.. I REFUSE to run any kernel other than Anthrax or DKP

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] falconator:
No worries, real life comes first and I'm in no hurry myself. I'll probably wait until 4.3 ends up in a relatively stable liquid or carbon build, and then go straight to dkp. Thanks again! :beer:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
Updates! I've gotten a few major bugs fixed for TW, made a few changes for AOSP 4.2, and noticed enough 4.3 ROMs coming out to finally release for it. That means three new test builds today (and maybe another round tomorrow with a shiny new toolchain). They'll show up over the next hour as I get them built.

TouchWiz:

Fixed a handful of bugs. Frequencies should apply properly. I think there's still a few quirks to work out, but nothing that will ruin your day.

Updated most everything from AOSP.

AOSP (4.2):

Updated to Linux 3.4.56.

Made some changes to the voltage interface. A few more apps should be compatible now, and hopefully I haven't broken any that worked before.

A handful of new optimizations: compiler optimization hints, cleanups in the video driver, and a huge speedup in touchscreen handling.

AOSP (4.3):

Merged in CM's commits for SELinux and updated drivers.

Everything from 4.2 came along for the ride.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Papa Smurf151:
Where r changes at? Looked at ur host site and no sign of it at all

XDA Moderator
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
Strange. I pushed everything shortly after I announced the new builds, and it's all showing for me. :confused:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jdidtht:
Got plug wasn't working and when it does work for me the entire interface flickers black tip to bottom makes device unusable. Trickster mod is my app of choice. D2tmo 3.4 newest release. Anyone else similar experience? Voltage doesn't fix. When both mins lock at 384 its fine but when the other core goes offline it gets all crazy for me

infected sgh-t999
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Papa Smurf151:
Yes i got horrible screen flicker. Had to flash back to stable version

XDA Moderator
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
So all my electronic devices decided to misbehave at the same moment (conveniently during a huge system update), so I'm stuck with a limited PC for a while. I've got a fix for the OC bug ready, and I'm working on the flicker. Hotplugging may not work after changing governors since mpdecision is acting up again, but toggling it off and back on in Trickster should reset it.

Hopefully, new builds soon.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
New builds coming soon. I reverted an optimization and went back to Linux 3.4.53, but it's better than nothing. The flickering seems to be gone, and overclocking doesn't cause an immediate reboot.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tlrsax54:
I have been on Touchwiz for a while for stability reasons...but haven't had very great battery life running the stock kernels. Flashed the latest TW kernel last night and I already notice improved battery life! Nice work!!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
New 4.3 test builds! I merged in the latest CM commits, which seems to fix the screen barfage on newer ROMs.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Advntrous1:
I did a search and could not find it, but I have a quick question.

Since it has touchwiz, does it have certain things like multiwindow or has it been stripped?

Thanks in advance
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tlrsax54:
Multiwindow is a ROM feature, this is a kernel :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] joedajoester:
Nice work, the freelunch governor included with it is awesome, and i think its saving me some battery :) One problem i found while using the kernel was music from google play music, or apollo plays at maximum volume, and lowering the volume does nothing until its on silent. I only tried playing music from the speaker, i'm not sure if it does it with headphones. Also, support for gpu overclocking would be great. Nice work :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hazedabeast:
What's a good undervolt?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
Another round of new AOSP builds! I think I've gotten the flickering fixed for everyone now. 4.3 builds are up now, and 4.2 builds will be up shortly.

Reminder: 4.3 ROMs built before 8/13 are only compatible with kernels built before 8/13; 4.3 ROMs built on or after 8/13 are only compatible with kernels built on or after 8/13.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jfcooley:
As always, thanks.

You know I've been using since day 1, and I've no desire to try any others. Except for a brief foray to tw before you did any builds for it, I've only used these.

Batt life is great, as has been performance in day to day.

Thank you. Very much.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] halodos:
Since you borrowed from kstoonz does this mean 64 gb sdcards are not allowed with this kernel either?

Searched for sdcard but didn't find anything related.

Thanks!