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[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
I remember. But it still does not fit in my concept.

Once the config at bootup has started, I cannot kill it anymore.

The alternative is: I wait for 5 seconds before I start applying it. But this would delay the whole boot process by another 5 seconds. Also not what I like.

But if people do not read, nothing helps in the end.

P.S. This is anyways only a possible issue on older devices. On latest devices I support, I am pushing back on any voltage control requests. And overclocking is only implemented when it is safe for everyone. So this situation does not occur anymore.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
But I could think of a simple "bootloop" detection to prevent this...

However, it adds a hell lot of complexity for a very low number of cases... I am still reluctant.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] LuciferIII:
Well,i said it would be an optional setting to enable, not a default one. It would be for testing purposes, thus sacrafacing 5 sec of boot delay only while testing. I think that's perfect but as you said, older devices have this problem and the s3 being the last one you support that has problems like this, so there is no point for you to add this option.

Anyway, thanks for hearing me out :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
I am currently testing the automatic bootloop detection already :)

When the settings make the device having an issue within 10 seconds after the configuration is applied, during next boot it will not be loaded and the user will be informed about it.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ballerd:
I am getting a HAL Pegasus power error opening /sys/devices/system/CPU/cpufreq/pegasusq/boost_lock_time permission denied should I worry Can anyone explain this error and unrelated but I get google play services fc all time not sure if kernel or not
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Bart11666:
I have a lot of random reboots and CPU stuck at max freq with latest beta1. Today I flashed latest weekly LOS with boeffla stable 6.0 and all seems to working fine.

Wysłane z mojego GT-I9300 przy użyciu Tapatalka
[Galaxy S III Android Development] anupritaisno1:
Nope but you can maybe hope for unofficial builds
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
The permission denial is unrelated to play service fc for sure.

I can only explain the error in the following way:

Selinux permissions or file system permissions do not allow a process to read/write this sysfs node.

Usually this is uncritical, but should be fixed by LineageOS devs hopefully.

It is not special to my kernel, so it is the same on oficial LineageOS stock kernel.

I am assuming you are on official LineageOS, if not your rom dev needs to do some work.

I do not have random reboots.

Only difference between beta1 and latest stable are:

- new busybox version -> completely unrelated, cannot lead to reboots

- some LineageOS updates -> could cause this, but I wold be surprised

I do not have any weird issues here. I am 99,9% sure beta1 is not less stable than 6.0 version.

Also did not get any other reports on such an issue.

Maybe you should reset your settings to start freshly again, sometimes this helps.

Hope is not a strategy... but yes, it could happen if someone wants to do it.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Bart11666:
Thanks Lord for reply, it's strange thing to me with that reboots, always clean flash and first time I had any issues, 3 weeklies LOS with beta1 gave me the same behaviour. From yesterday with stable 6.0 any reboots and all is good.

Thanks 4 support

Wysłane z mojego GT-I9300 przy użyciu Tapatalka
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ballerd:
Try updating to latest nightly and you can always enable terminal in developer settings and type exactly this su then hit enter then type cat /proc/last_kmsg > /sdcard/examplekmsg.txt then post on hear to see why you reboot and have issues
[Galaxy S III Android Development] hiyamudin:
hai dev.

i use blekota note 4 lite rom. can i use this kernel?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Hawaiihemd:
No, you can not! Next time, please take a moment to study the OP before asking questions.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dana.marivani:
*Hi guys

Please give me some guidance. I want to install this kernel Boeffla and how do I do this and what files I need to install.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tugay12:
Download the latest kernel zip from here:

http://kernel.boeffla.de/sgs3/boeffla-kernel-cm/cm14.0_download/Test/

And download the Boeffla Config App from here:

http://kernel.boeffla.de/bcv2/

Install Config app, than go to recovery and flash kernel zip. Then open Config app, some warnings will be appears, accept them, reboot phone few times. Then OK, you can customize kernel from Config app.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dana.marivani:
Thank you very much for your guide,

One more thing is the settings you need to optimize or do not need the optimal instructions yourself,

I'm on the way TWRP I'll install it, the monitor will delete something, or get the first one backup from everything
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tugay12:
The default settings is automatically installing, when you flash the zip. But, you can optimize kernel settings for battery life / performance. Config app is full of customizeable settings. During flash, nothing is deleting, except stock kernel. This kernel completely safe. You can revert back to stock kernel by flashing the ROM again.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dana.marivani:
I still installed it thanks, but in settings Boeffla-Config I do not dare to manipulate. I do not know what to change:laugh:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tugay12:
I know it's little complicated :) but for the best optimal settings, go to GOVERNOR/IO tab, on Governor, select 'pegasusqplus' and Governor profile, select 'pegasusqplus - battery', this settings are best for optimal performance and good battery life. For the other settings, visit 'boeffla.de' for documentation, you can easily learn them :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dana.marivani:
Hi Guys

This is done by my friend [MENTION=6371648]minealex2244[/MENTION]

I'm using the CPU OC to 1.7GHz with intelliactive, no touch boost, "fast charging" by AC charge current 1500 mA and 1000 mA for both USB and wireless, speedmod tweaks, TCP congestion is bic and the rest is untouched. I'll get a good battery life because of the governor which is based on "interactive", a very good performance, fast charging and a fast network speed because of bic TCP congestion.

These may change over time. I prefer performance but if I can get the battery life too then let's do it
[Galaxy S III Android Development] minealex2244:
Thank you for quoting my message here ;) Also I found out that you can use GPU OC without affecting the battery life really much. Instead of the profile which begins with 160 MHz use 266 MHz one (inspired by Exynos 7 GPU steps which are 266, 350, 440, 530, 600, 700, 752).
[Galaxy S III Android Development] LuciferIII:
Here is my boeffla configuration (Zanezam Elite) :

PegasusQplus Battery

Scheduler both to row

Readahead buffer both to Max (No idea what it does)

CPU min max - 200 - 2000 (i could use 100, but i had some notification issues)

Idle mode - AFTR-LPA

CPU Voltage - Underclock -50mV

Volumes 63 63 57

Charge all to 2100

Swapiness override - 90

Zram - all to max

Entropy - Max

Touchboost - 500

Early suspended - 0

Sharpness tweak- on

Gpu freq - 350/440/533/600/640

Gpu overvolt +100mV

And yes, i like to touch every config
[Galaxy S III Android Development] baltics:
Hi Andi,

I fully understand your reason to draw a line under legacy Samsung devices when Lineage launches the next generation of OS.

Many thanks for all your hard work on our behalf over the years.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Elveneleven:
Hi i didn't get the discussion about this, but if i understand right, Andi will stop developing kernels for the i9300 when the Android O Update of lineage comes out? He then will only further support his oneplus devices? That means the Nougat kernel will be the Last one for the i9300. Is that right?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] baltics:
Correct.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sanguinesaintly:
That's right.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Noobkid77:
Thank you Andi for a wonderful year on my part for your usage of your kernels you've really made our S3s perform beyond our expectations
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
It was my pleasure (and still is as long as LineageOS 14.1 is active).

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Moogle Stiltzkin:
Ty lord boeffla for your support all these years.

that said anyone know what kernel will be maintained for oreo that is similar to this for i9300?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sanguinesaintly:
It's been great while it lasted Andi. All the best to you for the future, and thanks for breathing life into the S3 for longer than we ever thought possible.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] YoungRandyy:
Hey Dear Lord :D ,

thanks for bringing us this awesome kernel...i am a poor University student from sri lanka.i still don't have a job and money to buy a new phone.. :eek:

so it's important for tk keep my device on and stable while im going through my studies..

this kernel is very useful to me and all the credits goes to you.

thank you

#respect ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Borkse:
I do not approve the new policy of removing Boeffla app from battery optimization is now mandatory in the latest version of the app. This reminds me in some way of the Green party in Germany who wants to prescribe the people a lot of things. As a mature user, I cannot understand why this step is necessary. Yes, the app might not function properly, but one can find out by oneself. By the way, it isn't actually mandatory since one can ignore this message by using the back keys. In my case, it has never been a problem that the app is optimized anyways.

Nevertheless, this is only my personal opinion. Please don't feel attacked by it. I just read that there will be no further support for the S3 with regard to the upcoming LOS version. Though I regret this step, I can totally understand it. The S3 is getting more and more a dinosaur among mobile phones and we have enjoyed your support now for a very, very long time. I bought my S3 more than 4 years ago and for me it was the entrance to custom ROMs and modding. This phone and my whole experience with the S3 is deeply related to the Boeffla kernel. Right now I am stuck with CM13. It works so perfectly well with the Boeffla kernel that there is no need to update (apart from security patches). I hope that it will last another few years. Thank you!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
It is mandatory because it creates too much support work when people do not follow. And people tend to ignore when they are not forced to sometimes.

Here is the deal: I remove the mandatory thing again, and I send all the support requests to you in future. Ok? :)

And as the app does not run any background services etc at all, there is zero difference whether it is in the battery optimization or not - apart from the fact it does not start for some users when not.

And yes, the S3 is... well... getting really old now. I think I am the only kernel dev that supported it almost 5 years already. This is a long time, and I believe everyone should understand my decision. I have already 4 newer generation phones, this says a lot about the age of the s3 (and its power).

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] hellcat50:
device doesn't start anymore with latest lineage os
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Cannot confirm that.

I am on latest LineageOS with beta1 kernel, working just fine. And also confirmed by other users already.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] hellcat50:
oh yeah it was my fault -.-
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Ok, we all are curious now... what was the issue?

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Borkse:
I got your point, though I think any user who deals with custom ROMs should be that advanced. Apparently, that's just not the case. How many supporting requests are we talking about? You could simply write a script for answering these kind of stupid questions.

It is astonishing, however, that the S3 is still usable today. Samsung has produced here a high quality mobile phone with decent endurance time. For my purposes the power is just right. Of course, sometimes it is getting a bit slow, but Boeffla kernel is reducing these moments to a minimum
[Galaxy S III Android Development] LuciferIII:
Yep, every potential problem with a fix should be noted, it can really help out.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] hellcat50:
not my fault, but my phone suddendly bootloops after the update. i don't know what is causing the issue but i will probably just clean flash as there isn't anything special on my phone
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Hi all,

update is out again.

Version 6.1-beta2

13.09.2017

Update: Updated with latest official LineageOS kernel commits as of 13.09.17, 08.00 CET

Change: Internal kernel busybox updated to latest version 1.27.2 (self-compiled from sources, www.busybox.net)

Change: Improve safetynet handling (credits to SultanXDA)

Enjoy

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Ok folks, time has come: I am starting to a small 10-days holiday break now. Visiting Oktoberfest in Munich and roaming around with my friends from Florida in the Berlin area.

This means: No update on kernels an app in the next days. Whatever happens in the world, I am away from home and could not do anything.

Please also note, support from myself will be reduced to a bare minimum per nature. I try to read from time to time in the forums, but I will not have the chance for any detailed answers.

CU all again Monday the week after next.

Have a great time

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kosmasgr:
Have fun ;) Many beers ???
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sanguinesaintly:
You deserve a rest. Enjoy, and remember - everything to excess !
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Nobby1960:
Excellent kernel, works like a charm on my S3 I9300 with the Viper-i9300-7.1.2-Coral-v3.0-20170814-OFFICIAL ROM. Good work - Gute Arbeit, hast Du fein gemacht :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] g104:
[MENTION=947981]Lord Boeffla[/MENTION] The battery statistics supported on S3? Thanks.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Yes, on every kernel on every device. Even on non-Boeffla kernels.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Borkse:
I never used my headphones very often, but now I recognised that there is this annoying background noise whenever music starts to play. Is this the normal behavior of the device? Tried to fix it with Boeffla sound but no improvement whatsoever. It seems like it is scaling a little bit with the sound volume for headphones determined by Boeffla kernel. Anybody else who has encountered such issues?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] YoungRandyy:
have you tried a different headphone?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Borkse:
Not yet. But I think it's worth a try to exclude that it's a problem with the headphones and not with the phone.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rocciacoraggiosa45:
sorry lord , f2fs can cause random reboot?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
F2FS can cause everything, it is one of the biggest sh** ever done in Android.

This is my opinion on f2fs:

https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=70498097&postcount=89

In short, I recommend to not use that crap ever.

(even OnePlus, which officially tested F2FS on the OP3 phones reverted back to ext4 again on the OP5, enough sign :)

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Nobby1960:
Hello, following problem: I installed the latest RR-ROM from yesterday with the Boeffla kernel. I choosed the CPU governor "Intelliactive", it's the best solution for me with a good performance (without lags) and a good battery life. But after second reboot the CPU runs very slow on only one core. What did I wrong? I tested the stable and the betas, same issue. Thanks in advance for help.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
You really wonder what is going on?

My kernel is for LineageOS, not RR, not any other custom rom...

Clearly written in the OP.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Nobby1960:
Thanks for fast reply, Andi - I have overlooked this, my fault. I need a new pair of glasses :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rocciacoraggiosa45:
hello lord, but adoptable storage automatic format sd card in f2fs, solution? can iconvert sd card in ext4 maintain adoptable storage?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] renato1010:
Why does the CPU get stuck at 500mhz idle? Is LineageOS anyway? Is it rom's problem? Does Boeffla Kernel 6.0 cause this? CPU is at 500mhz idle minimum, before it was 200mhz. How do you fix this?

I am using CrDroid 3.7 LineageOS 14.1 - 7.1.2 august

Problem with playing videos in default browser and chrome, GPU bug, graphics glitch crash error. Boeffla 6.0 causes this or is lineage 14.1 problem? reloading the page or restarting the browser corrects the video problem

Edit: Boeffla Config is causing the problem of CPU frequency, deactivated and back to the 200mhz idle

How do I reset Boeffla Config settings? Restore everything after reinstall
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
It is not the kernel, it is not boeffla config. It must be something else.

Attached my screenshot, idling perfectly fine on 200 MHz as you can see.

As for the rest of your question how to reset settings etc, we have the wiki now: http://wiki.boeffla.de

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] yekasangredevago:
[MENTION=947981]Lord Boeffla[/MENTION] a question, this kernel is good for Mokee OS (Android 7.1.2) for the galaxy s3 ????
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rocciacoraggiosa45:
lord any way? :crying:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
I do not know. It is very known I am ONLY using LinageOS and nothing else, for good reasons.

All you can do is try.

I am neither using F2FS (it is crap in my opinion, https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=70498097&postcount=89), nor adoptable storage (it is crap too).

So you are trying to ask me about two things I personally consider being cancer in Android :)

But I did not get your question really, F2FS is supported just like the LineageOS stock kernel supports it. And adoptable storage too, as long as you do not put Boeffla-Config on it, this would fail.

Personally I would recommend to stay on ext4 and not to use adoptable storage, when you want to have a good life without big issues.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Hi all,

maintenance update is out for you.

Version 6.1-beta3

25.10.2017

Update: Updated with latest official LineageOS kernel commits as of 25.10.17, 09.00 CET

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] leo_nidas:
I flash to omni 20112013 form older and on my device works

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=47649385&postcount=704
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fndpena:
I'm not sure about what to do now... :rolleyes:

Flash V5 + tema's new kernel or Keep V4 and wait for a proper Boeffla kernel update for V5
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Can understand your dilemma.

If all CM11 roms would go on the new mali drivers, would be fine again.

But I am afraid of the situation to have too many deviations now.

The kernels are not compatible between Omnirom and CM11 standard and Temaseks V5.

So the dilemma stays for now.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fndpena:
Ended up flashing V5 + newest tema's kernel.

I will replicate my settings and hope to get the same results.

Pls think about updating your kernel to support V5... Would be great ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
The strategy question comes sooner than expected... But I might be forced to make a decision quite soon an what to support and what not.

The only thing I know for sure is:

I will not support 3 different branches in parallel, cannot afford that time-wise.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] RohanAJoshi:
Hi Andi.

using your kernel on omni.

working great..

today saw new commit by rebell about driver verbosity, is this important commit ?

just asking cause your kernel doesn't have this commit.

thanks.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
The next update I release will have this commit as well.

It is to prevent a driver flooding the kernels message log. Not super important though, will just save some CPU cycles and some battery.

I will release a bunch of kernels tomorrow, all in all it will be 8 kernels, every kernel will get an update tomorrow. What a day tomorrow :)

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Tomorrow big release day

Hi all,

ok, I am almost finished with all my testing.

And the good news is - tomorrow I will release new CM11 kernels for all different flavours. Also Temasek V5 will then be properly supported again (see screenshot).

This is not a long term solution, but for now I compiled that flavour as well.

So what you can expect for tomorrow are 5 kernels:

CM10.1: 2.1-beta1

CM10.2: 2.1-beta1

CM11.0: 2.1-beta1

Omnirom: 2.1-beta1

Omnirom-Temasek: 2.1-beta1

I changed the naming again to now be in synch to make it easier for me. All CM test kernels will just be 2.1-beta1 tomorrow :)

Thanks

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fndpena:
wow...

I hope cm11 version is on that list, supporting temasek V5...

No pressure. :D

EDIT: Just saw your post. Good to know. Keep up the great work.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] RohanAJoshi:
i think there is typo in your post :

CM10.1: 2.1-beta1

CM10.2: 2.1-beta1

CM11.0: 2.1-beta1

Omnirom: 2.1-beta1

Omnirom-Temasek: 2.1-beta1
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
You were right, corrected it.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fndpena:
Big fan of your kernel... Can't wait for tomorrow :victory:

If you need some early beta tester, count on me...

:good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sayaksark:
sir

hi

i understand that u have ur personal life ...professional life and then android life...and thus we can get ur finest kernel ever for our favourite Galaxy S3...

but personally speaking I got the best experience of everything in my S3 with ur kernel in colaboration with Temasek...;)

and I think mny of the thousands users will agree with me...:highfive:

the fact is that no kernel can run without the firmware...and as temasek i believe the highest user ....u should go for tema....and pls pls pls carry on doing the great thing for Tema firmware....:good:

so pls pls pls....go hand in hand with tema and thousand others....

yours kernel lover....

sayak
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
You have PM.

Well, partially agree, partially disagree.

There are two main streams: CM11 official and Omnirom.

What Tema built is great, but it apparently is a mix of both.

So I will support it for the time being, but might change this opinion again in the future. Depends on how much extra work it really causes for me.

I still hope, Tema will either move completely onto Omnirom Source base (incl. initramfs), or CM11 will find a new kernel developer that implements the new mali drivers in CM11 as well.

Then we would be back to a clean situation.

But anyways... todays update will support all three scenarios for now.

What nobody sees is the time effort I have to put into that. And this on top of a 12-hours professional job as being a manager for E-Business architecture + a family with demands. Unfortunately a day has only 24 days, so you can see how much (or less) time is left.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] hwjrmrm:
I am on omni 20131121 nightly,waiting for the new kernel:good::good::good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] manojpy:
Beta tester available here too Andi. Cm11 Temasek v5. Thanks:)

Slimbean 4.3, with Boeffla Kernel - Galaxy Redefined!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ekie84:
Thank you for your effort Andi