yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
New AOSP 4.4 & 5.0 builds are going up! Changelog:

Synced with CM

Fixed a longstanding bug I accidentally caused in intelliactive, and cleaned up asswax a little bit

Fixed rotation for SPH-L710T (triband) devices

Added new builds that support older KitKat ROMs. dkp causes problems (GPS, sync, etc. not working) on ROMs built before October 2014 or so. Builds listed under "dkp for AOSP 4.4.x (old ROMs)" should fix these problems.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Soooperstar:
5.0?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shekinahsmoke:
did u use 1-ply or 2-ply? :cowboy:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] techdog:
Running SlimKat9 and everything seems to be working great. Test GPS, WiFi, WiFi HotSpot, USB Tethering.

Thanks! Glad to be on the latest kernel.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] remotehugger:
so jealous - lol

from my VM SGS3 - jdsingle76's rooted 4.4.2 NDC - stock kernel (for now ?) ?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dingermtb:
Runs phenomenal on Exodus lollipop rom smooth fast batteries great thanks a lot

Sent from my Zombie Exodus SGS3 using Skyblud Tapatalk 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The_Anomalist:
kernel issue

Hello i have an issue with wifi not working with this kernel. I am trying to use an aosp over touch wiz and i thought this would be perfect but i can not us3 wifi. I read somewhere that u where working on a wifi driver fix and btw i have a s3 sph l710t.. thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] TJj33p3rz:
Try this one http://www.mediafire.com/?u9r0c7qfa452mt1
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The_Anomalist:
That didnt work either rotation is still fixed but no go on wifi :rolleyes:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
Finally, an L710T user having wifi problems! I'd heard that there were issues, but I never saw any actual details. I think you just volunteered yourself to help track down the issue. ;)

I'll send you a PM in a bit.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] TJj33p3rz:
Thats strange works for me and a few other users on the tribands.Phones have mysterious ways.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The_Anomalist:
I know i just dont see how it could work with others and not mine lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] remotehugger:
Are you on TW did you say ?

from my VM SGS3 - jdsingle76's rooted 4.4.2 NDC - stock kernel (for now ?) ?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The_Anomalist:
Correct im currently running wicked x 8.2. I hope there is a fix that would make my day:D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] marcran75:
That's impossible. There is no dkp kernel for TW 4.4.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The_Anomalist:
I know I said in a post earlier on that I was trying an aosp rom but the kernel has one problem no wifi... does not work so I went back to wicked x
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] TJj33p3rz:
This kernel here will fix rotation for touchwiz based Roms and WiFi will work on tribands.L710T

https://www.dropbox.com/s/e4r16llvrkht2bo/KT747-TW-KK-4.4-ATT-05-13-2014.zip?dl=0
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The_Anomalist:
I already have that all. touch wiz works just fine with but the reason I posted is that I want a aosp rom and the dkp kernel I flashed fixed the rotation but wifi does not work... so I flashed the rom I previously had because it works just fine
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] remotehugger:
that's what I thought - that's why I asked - I knew it didn't work for me on TW NDC -

from my VM SGS3 - jdsingle76's rooted 4.4.2 NDC - stock kernel (for now ?) ?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The_Anomalist:
Im guessing there is no fix?:(
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] marcran75:
Have you checked your PM's? I seem to recall [MENTION=4932679]decimalman[/MENTION] saying he was going to send you one. The T models are fairly new so you will have to be patient.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] TJj33p3rz:
The one I linked works fine I tried 4 different clean flashes.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
Have you tried any ROMs newer than Gummy? AFAIK, Gummy hasn't been updated in ages, and it's probably missing support for some changes made in the wifi driver. From what I hear, CM11 M11 is the most stable AOSP ROM for triband phones.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The_Anomalist:
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K ill give the cm 11 a shot today

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And I did get the pm but I have no clue how to do logs and I dont know if he wanted it from the aosp rom or wicked x which is what im currently running
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jerryz16:
Just Thanks!!

Thanks for your kernel man!! So happy rotation is finally fixed on my SPH-L710T!! U r awesome..... Now its possible to have fully working AOSP roms for the SPH-L710T (GS3 Sprint)!!!! :good::D:highfive:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shekinahsmoke:
[MENTION=4932679]decimalman[/MENTION] your latest 5.1 kernel works w/ AICP d2spr (ND8 baseband)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The_Anomalist:
good to know, and btw the tribaThatstribandworked with the cm11 snapshot which is awesome . One thing though is the phone lags with that kernel .
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
I just uploaded a new set of builds. They include a change that is known to cause problems. I think I fixed the cause of those problems, but I can't be sure without some more people testing. It's possible that these builds will cause random reboots and/or touchscreen weirdness. If you have any issues, let me know.

Changelog:

Added a build for AOSP 5.1

Synced with CM

Improved support for Kernel Adiutor. If you haven't tried it, you should. The latest beta build even has an Override Minimum Voltage setting! :)

Changed a bunch of power management stuff. Battery life should be a bit better for it.

Fixed a bug in the touchscreen driver that caused e.g. Sweep2Wake to gobble battery.

Added Sweep2Wake and DoubleTap2Wake. I'm not sure why Trickster doesn't show the settings, but Kernel Adiutor does. DT2W can be kind of stubborn, but S2W works well. EDIT: Enabling either option on these builds will eventually hang the touchscreen. I should have fixed builds out later today.

EDIT: It's been longer than I thought since the last build. These builds also include more optimizations to UKSM scanning; scanning is ~40% faster. They also fix a bug in ISAAC that can cause problems in some games.

Any issues with battery saver mode? Are the cameras any buggier than usual?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shekinahsmoke:
I left that ROM for the moment and am testing CM12.1 d2spr. I can test battery saver mode and camera (which is functioning on this 4/9 unofficial build) for you. I'll download your latest. I can say -- on your 4/3 build i had no reboots or issues.

[MENTION=4932679]decimalman[/MENTION] edit battery saver mode wiped my icons from my homescreen... couldnt see them, had to reboot; camera is slower to flash and open.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The_Anomalist:
Can u give me a link to the new builds I can't seem to find them and BTW the triband kernel works but when my service goes out (no coverage) the internet constantly refreshes as do all other apps and the only way to fix that is when I turn on airplane mode with WiFi enabled?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] techdog:
Been running this kernel for the past week or so. Everything seems to be working fine. I am on CM 9. I had been having trouble with the Camera so I was using Open Camera and both appear to be working OK. Battery use seems better, also.

Thanks.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
Cm9 really? Isn't that ice cream sandwich? Wow. Talk about a vulnerable os.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] techdog:
Doh! <Head Slap> I meant SlimKat 9 which is, I think, CM11.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
Easy mistake. I figured it had to be a typo lol.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ksmullins88:
This kernel rocks. Only issue is it breaks camera on 12.1 cm. There were some new camera commits for cm recently.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
I posted a test build yesterday with the camera commits included. I also disabled freelunch since it's very broken on 5.1 and was causing battery saver to freeze.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/4uvn67hyyhs5hrv/dkp-aosp51-d2-20150422-001349-dkp-aosp51.zip
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] akaTRAP:
Still kills my front-camera, which in turn kills my camera.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
I'm going to look into this later today. Hopefully, it'll be something obvious.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ksmullins88:
You're the man, decimal man.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] lvpre:
See if this helps.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
Fixed it. :D It turned out to be something that I missed when working around another issue ages ago. Apparently, some of the code never got used, because it's completely broken. Instead of copying out the camera settings, it smashes its stack and blows up. This was probably the dumbest bug I've ever been responsible for. :laugh:

I'll post a new build in a bit.

EDIT: Wait a minute, this one was only partly my fault! Some of the recent changes broke my workaround, which was previously correct. Whatever, it's fixed now.

EDIT 2: It was all my fault after all.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
New AOSP 4.4, 5.0, and 5.1 builds are going up now. :)

Changelog:

Synced 5.1 with CM. Camera works on recent ROMs!

Fixed a bug that broke the front camera on 5.1.

Disabled freelunch on 5.1, since it's very broken and causes freezes and glitches.

Overhauled performance profiles/battery modes. Balanced will save and restore custom settings, performance won't lower your frequencies if you're overclocked, and battery saver won't increase your frequencies if you're underclocked.

Removed DT2W and S2W. It takes ages to register the initial touch, so I don't think I can get them to feel natural.

Built with a shiny new toolchain based on GCC 4.9.3.

A few small changes and optimizations.

EDIT: My build script misbehaved, so the original builds were missing some commits. I've taken the old builds down, and new builds will be up shortly.

EDIT 2: New builds are up, and they actually work this time.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
I love this post, lol. That was great.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
Just trying to brighten everyone's day. :p

It really was a stupid bug, though. A single misplaced "&" in the driver completely broke the camera.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The_Anomalist:
Is it possible to get swap enabled on the 4.4 kernel? That would be awesome!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
dkp currently has swap, zram, and zcache disabled. Last time I looked, none of them made enough difference in memory usage to be worthwhile. Things may have changed since then (especially on LP), so I'll take another look.

It's worth noting that swap isn't just "more memory," even though it's convenient to think of it that way. At best, swap is still several orders of magnitude slower than actual RAM, so performance suffers whenever swap is accessed. Linux and Android know this, so they do their best to avoid using swap at all. Last time I looked, it was rare to see more than a few MB of swap being used. A few MB is almost meaningless on a device with 2 GB of RAM.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] maheboi:
Just putting this out there. Flashed this with acip d2spr, on android 5.1.1, and after a while the screen will freeze, and you'll have to force restart, or it just turns off, and you can't boot up the phone unless you reflash the kernel. When it doesn't freeze, this kernel is beastly. Keep up the good work!☺
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The_Anomalist:
K thanks on the info:) and couple other things... Otg works but mhl to HDMI does not and and when I don't have coverage I can't access anything because it auto refreshes constantly: ( and I am not certain but if I am correct l2 cache helps with the apps and system more snappier correct? dont get me wrong this kernel is the best ever compiled but it seems with my phone things aren't as "fast" as they should be.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] akaTRAP:
hmm, that's odd. I would like to see the results of other flashes before I attempt to flash myself since I'm on ACIP.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
Funny, I saw the same thing right before you posted.

I've been suspicious of the new CPU boost thingy that CM added for LP, but I never bothered to test it. I finally got around to testing it, and it appears to be incompatible with CPU hotplug. I don't know why it's not working, I'm tired of trying to figure out why it's not working, and I'm absolutely not disabling hotplug.

I'm nuking the CPU boost thing. I'm re-enabling freelunch. I'm re-enabling mpdecision. I might even make freelunch the default for power save mode again. :cowboy:

I'll post a new build once I get everything up and running.

I'm not sure what's up with MHL. It looks like it's working from the kernel side, but doesn't actually work.

What auto-refreshes? I don't understand. :confused:

L2 cache is enabled in dkp, and I have no intention of disabling it. If you're concerned about performance, consider switching CPU governors. The dkp default (tierservative) is a bit less responsive than e.g. interactive or ondemand.

I know, I know. It's not out of the question, but I don't have any immediate plans to do it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The_Anomalist:
Idk its weird every time I leave coverage the signal icon will flash about every 1.2 seconds and the everything just constantly refreshes for example I'll try to enter a website and it will just reload same with all others games root apps etc and on the l2 cache thing I meant was there a way to increase it not disable it lol. I have no clue that's why I'm asking the master of kernels :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
Gotcha. The CPU boost thing has me all agitated, and I'm having trouble thinking straight. :laugh:

I'm not sure what would cause the connectivity stuff. I try not to touch it too much, since it's a major pain to fix. I'll look around and see what I can turn up.

L2 cache is baked into the hardware itself, so there's no way to add more after the fact.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The_Anomalist:
Oh ok that's what I was thinking just wanted to throw that up there see lol and what kind of cpu boost thingy? What is it? Sorry for all the questions.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
There's a new 5.1 build on MediaFire. I disabled CPU boost, enabled freelunch, and patched mpdecision back in. Call me crazy, but I'd rather have functional CPU hotplug than yet another battery-eating CPU boost thingy.

EDIT: freelunch is still a bit wonky (it might eat the icons off your home screen), but I haven't seen it crash yet.

For 5.0 and 5.1, CM added some stuff that boosts CPU frequency. Whenever something moves from one CPU core to another, it boosts the new core to at least the same speed as the old core. It also boosts core speeds whenever you touch the screen or buttons. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to work well with CPU hotplugging (i.e. powering down inactive cores).
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The_Anomalist:
Oh OK and is there any 5.0 or 5.1 ROMs that have working service? And with the CPU boost are you going to incorporate that into the 4.4 builds?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
You have a triband (L710T), right? I don't have one, so I'm not sure what the deal is with service. This Android Forums thread has tons of information on ROMs for triband devices. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.

I'm absolutely not going to add the CPU boost thingy to 4.4. I just disabled it in 5.1, after all. ;) AFAICT, it's causing freezes, and the only way to prevent that would cause significant battery drain. I've been thinking about writing something to serve a similar purpose, but I haven't gotten very far with it yet.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The_Anomalist:
Thank u for the help and info I greatly appreciate it, I'll see what's up about the triband roms.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] techdog:
I'm still on SlimKat 9. Flashed the new version of the 4.4 kernel. Seems to be working great. I will report back with any issues. Thanks.

I know you keep saying that Freelunch is getting long-in-the-tooth but it is still my go-to governor of choice for a blend of performance and battery. I tried most everything else, even tierservative, and, for my use at least, freelunch is still the best.

Thanks for all your work.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ksmullins88:
No freezes on latest kernel. Only issue is I have to reboot to recovery first to reboot. Normal reboot only flashes Samsung screen then nothing.

And idk if its kernel related or ROM related but long press to skip tracks no longer working for me. I'm thinking ROM but just throwing that out there.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dingermtb:
Same booting issue here but no biggie still the absolute best kernel I've used on Exodus lollipop

Sent from my Zombie Exodus SGS3 using Skyblud Tapatalk 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
There seems to be a lot of boot issues going around. :( I haven't figured out what's going on yet.

I'm guessing ROM support for long press to skip isn't done yet. I can't think of a way that the kernel could affect it without breaking the buttons altogether.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The_Anomalist:
I was reading on dalvik vs art and I was interested to see that it seems to better than dalvik? Is this true? It would be nice to have apps not take so long to start up.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
On art apps take a little longer to install (because its an ahead of time compiler) but then they launch much faster. They are compiled for your chip set upon installation, instead of like dalvik where it had to do it on every launch (just in time compiled)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The_Anomalist:
Ya that's what I was reading, I changed it to art right after I posted earlier lol and it was laggy but a couple soft reboots and it works great and I notice a very very big difference in which the apps start up and what not
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
New builds for AOSP 4.4 and 5.1 just landed. I'm dropping support for 5.0, since very few people are using it.

Changelog:

5.1: Synced with CM

5.1: Disabled CPU boost (it's interfering with hotplug), re-enabled freelunch, set up the installer to patch mpdecision into the ROM

4.4: Fixed mpdecision not starting

I still haven't tracked down the boot issues on 5.1, but I'm working on it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ksmullins88:
You've been so busy lately! Thank you for all your efforts.

EDIT: Newest kernel boots just fine
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] akaTRAP:
NNNOMAHGUAWD My phone is having boot issues you bricked my phone send me new one plz ktnxbai.

j/k you know I love your kernel. Though I am glad I wasn't the only one that noticed boot issues. I'm on the 4/25 build and noticed that I have to boot into recovery and let it boot into the system for the phone to boot properly.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
New builds just went up.

Changelog:

Synced with CM: 5.1 got lots of interesting stuff, 4.4 got a couple small fixes.

Fixed a bug that breaks boot. Rebooting from recovery shouldn't be needed anymore. :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The~Skater~187:
I'll test it as soon as I get my s3 back. Thanks again.

Sent from my kltespr using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] akaTRAP:
I may have to break up with you for a while, dkp. :( It's not working too well on my phone. I'm getting better battery life with the stock kernel. When I flashed the new build I was on 72% with an hour left while installing all my apps. Doing the same thing with the stock kernel, roughly the same situation, gave me 2 hours left before it finally settled and gives me 12 hours. I would like to see other people's battery levels, but running stock gives me idle times of around a day.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tdotdot:
I get idle times of beyond a day with dkp. There's something else that's eating up your battery.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] akaTRAP:
I'm thinking that but for some odd reason I can't figure it out for the life of me. Some releases I get stupid battery life and others drain the hell out of it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tdotdot:
Have you installed betterbatterystats? I find that sometimes com.android.phone goes completely haywire and starts looking for mobile signals that don't exist. Or something. Usually toggling airplane mode or switching wifi on and off fixes it. Try that next time. For whatever reason, all lollipop roms based on CM have this bug, and slim isn't daily driver enough for me yet to test it out.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] akaTRAP:
I might have to give that a try since now I'm noticing that if I even use my phone my battery life tanks. My poor old S3 :(
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hamagc:
very interesting as i have noticed that my android.phone is using up battery with no phone calls placed. will keep this in mind!

i'm not running this kernel but looking at it very closely to play with. just trying to get battery use to less than 2 batteries a day haha
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The_Anomalist:
How far is it possible to undervolt? I'm curious to whether it will cause freezing and or hicups I've dropped 25 for each frequency but I'm trying to maximize battery as much as possible as I work outside and all over my area so I need to be able to walk and talk without the need for a power bank
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wetbiker7:
I usually only drop 25 across the board like you. I also turn my Min setting down to 270000.

Have you considered getting a 7000mAh Zerolemon battery ($40)? I have one and can get several days out of one charge with moderate use while running this kernel. I can get right at 4 days with minimal use. Also, you mentioned that you work outside. Zerolemon also makes a Rugged Case ($19) which is amazing. I have one and it's saved my phone on numerous occasions. Just wanted to through the Zerolemon option out there. I got sick of going through 2 batteries a day.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Saafir2:
I agree. Those 7k Zero Lemons are lovely. I generally get 4-6 days out of mine. Best investment ever.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
Do you have to use their case to fit the phone with that battery?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wetbiker7:
Yes. A TPU case actually comes with the battery. I highly recommend their Rugged Case though. The Rugged Case also comes with a heavy duty belt clip.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The~Skater~187:
I had the mophie juice pack on mine. Worked pretty will.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
There appears to be an issue that's affecting some people, but not everyone. Unfortunately, I haven't gotten very far in tracking it down yet. :(

It depends a lot on your particular phone. Some phones need their voltages increased past the default voltage table (which stock kernels do by default, and dkp does unless Override Minimum Voltage is unset), while others can be undervolted by more than 50 mV across the board. You can probably reduce the lower frequencies a bit further than the upper ones.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wetbiker7:
[MENTION=4326892]The~Skater~187[/MENTION]. Good to hear from you brother. I've never tried the Morphie Juice Pack but I've read good reviews on it.

I'm trying the kernel with Liquidsmooth right now. I was testing it out with AICP and getting good results. Liquidsmooth seems to be draining the battery a little faster. I'm going to mess around with my settings and get this baby dialed in.

[MENTION=4932679]decimalman[/MENTION], the kernel is running great. Thanks for another awesome build. :thumbup:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The_Anomalist:
I actually tried to find a external battery for my phone at Walmart but I could not find one. I will check that out on amazon

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Ijust went ahead and tried and I was able to UV freq:384 at 725 MV and so far I've noticed that when I lock my freq at 1026 I get about 2 and half hours of more battery life :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] thelangosta:
Running nicely on MokeeRom 5.1.1 on my old s3.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] maheboi:
Any way to change mdnie scenario with this kernel? I mean display profiles like VT?