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[Galaxy S III Android Development] jiprudy:
Thanks for your reply.

I'm asking you this because i see your previous post mention about Sudden Death and i think because use this Boeffla Kernel
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kadopt:
P=I x U

P is power in watts, I is current in amperes and U is voltage in volts.

That's basic electronics mate.

So yes lower voltage under the same conditions will reduce power consumption but if you set it too low the transistors will not switch on time for the specified clock rate and will generate errors, i. e., crashes. [MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION]

I have asv3 and can UV the cpu 100mV without issues but the gpu is another story!

Sent from my SGS3 with Temasek 's CM11, Boeffla kernel & Tapatalk Pro!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] aliw32619:
Thanks for your reply.

I'm asking you this because i see your previous post mention about Sudden Death and i think because use this Boeffla Kernel[/QUOTE]

Nahh it wasn't because of the kernel, my device started freezing by itself and i lost EFS and then one day it didn't wake up but don't worry it's not the kernel's problem
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Galaid:
Hi,

I can see USB ethernet adapter recognised in dmesg, but how do I configure it?

[ 2.035847] usb 1-1.5: new full-speed USB device number 5 using ehci-pci
[ 2.121935] usb 1-1.5: New USB device found, idVendor=0fe6, idProduct=9700
[ 2.121945] usb 1-1.5: New USB device strings: Mfr=0, Product=2, SerialNumber=0
[ 2.121950] usb 1-1.5: Product: USB 2.0 10/100M Ethernet Adaptor

tnx in advance!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SuperAce609:
Why is the GPU another story? I have it set to -100 like CPU and i haven't seen anything wrong yet.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kadopt:
I get some artifacts with heavy UV, or the device hangs... As JustArchi said even with same asv level results may differ. You should load your device (cpu and gpu) for a while with battery power as it is more unstable due to fluctuations in voltage from battery discharge. I don't play much so I've underclocked my gpu anyway.

Sent from my SGS3 with Temasek 's CM11, Boeffla kernel & Tapatalk Pro!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
The kernel only supports OTG USB Ethernet adaptors that have the ASIX chipset used.

If you have such an adaptor, it is enough in boeffla-config to load the Asix module, plug your cable, and you should have connection.

However, please note, this does not work well many times for accessing the internet (it does not work after a reboot) due to DNS server configuration not being used. Switching on WIFI once and off again fixes that magically.

(if someone has a solution that really works, happy to receive it)

In general, I recommend this way of connecting to the network only if you need high-speed within your local network (e.g. for copying big files from a NAS drive etc).

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Galaid:
Not sure if this would help to setup it through boeffla-config:

# for dhcp

/system/bin/dhcpcd eth0

setprop net.dns1 8.8.8.8

# for static ip

ifconfig eth0 10.0.10.5 netmask 255.255.255.0 broadcast 10.0.10.255

route add default gw 10.0.10.1

setprop net.dns1 8.8.8.8

Btw. I have generic USB ethernet dongle that in Linux is recognised as

dm9601 1-1.5:1.0 eth1: register 'dm9601' at usb-0000:00:1a.0-1.5, Davicom DM96xx USB 10/100 Ethernet, 00:e0:4c:53:44:58

Drivers are here: http://code.metager.de/source/xref/linux/stable/drivers/net/usb/dm9601.c

Available to buy at dx . com for about $6 USD. :)

Would you add support for this generic USB adaptor please?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Hi, thanks. That dns things I have tried already for a whole day, but without success.

And I am sorry, if I start now to include the drivers for all possible adaptors I am lost. Then everyone wants to have his adaptor included as well.

So I am sorry, I will stick with ASIX for the time being, as I personally have that one.

There are adaptors available (in Europe) for around 12 EUR, so maybe that would be an option for you.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
setprop net.dns1 won't work, this is read-only variable being updated by Android automatically, it's not being used anywhere. Neither /system/etc/resolv.conf is being read.

The possible solution could be my ArchiDroid adblock, as it forwards all dns traffic to local dns server, and local dns server always asks predefined ArchiDroid DNSes, and local ones, if selected.

You may want to flash my ArchiDroid Andi, and test if my complex adblock solution works for you.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SuperAce609:
Oh nice. I haven't gotten any of that yet. Lucky me
[Galaxy S III Android Development] metalgearhathaway:
Excellent day with modified value on Inteliactive!

Excellent day with modified values on Intelliactive!

I now have all the improvements for perfect A2DP Bluetooth streaming and no negative side effects or battery drain!

I have compared days with other governors, for the same usage period I have on a work weekday.

1/3 of the battery consumed with just over 4 hours bluetooth streaming in the car and around an hours screen usage, it performing epicly, I can't find any downside.

My battery pics and Beoffla configuration for intelliactive are attached :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] VictorLapin:
Andi, was there any luck pointing out why i9300 with Boeffla-Kernel freezes when stationed in the dock? Maybe I can provide any information about the problem or do any tests? It's the only downside of your kernel, otherwise it's great.

Tapatalked from Nexus 7
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Galaid:
Would this Asix (AX88772C) adapter do (only 6EUR with shipping)?

http://www.dx.com/p/iocrest-mm-usb8...ps-rj45-ethernet-network-adapter-white-279907

Or you have this 1Gbps Asix (AX88179):

http://www.dx.com/p/winyao-usb1000t...0m-ethernet-adapter-network-card-white-290098
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Hi Victor, no. I could not further investigate this as I do not own a dock. So trial and error is more than cumbersome when I cannot do it myself.

I suspect the charge rate interface might be the culprit.

Probably I should take that out for a test kernel for you?

Looks good. This chipset should be supported by the driver.

But pls do not nail me down if it does not work in the end :)

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pricey2009:
Still going lol !!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] NickName98:
impossible! :P

stock battery?

display time?

how did you do thaaat? :P
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Avalun:
Hi

I use your kernel some days ago, and plugged a half defective S3 (no mic / no cam) as a router on a USB Hub and want to setup the kernel that it discharges if the battery is full and recharges if the battery is below 4%

The settings with the profiles and tasker works fine, but the issue is that the kernel thinks the S3 is plugged on a AC and i only can set the minimum Chargerate of AC to 100 mA.

But even that wont work because it still charges with 500 mA.

How can I get it running?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pricey2009:
6000mah battery :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Sorry to say, but probably never. The charging logic was not designed to support this special case at all.

Problem 1) Your usb port is recognized as an AC charger. Weird. You could cut a wire in the usb cable, then it could probably work (or you need to put a resistor in, not sure currently anymore).

Problem 2) The charging logic does not "reset" or recalibrate to have multiple cycles. It is designed to support correct charge current until battery is full, then it expects the cable to be removed again to trigger an internal reset.

Sorry, this is a very specific case.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cerealguy:
Excuse me guys, what's the safe AC charge current for usb charge ? 900 mAh it's safe ? I don't want to destroy my stock charger ? :)

Inviato dal mio Beanstalked i9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
cerealguy, as long as you do not activate the two "ignore" switches in Charge rate management in Boeffla-Config, almost everything is safe.

Then the S3 charge control chip (MAXIM) reduces the current down to the appropriate level in a few hundred milli seconds.

900 never made any issue for me, even not on USB2 ports that are only supposed to deliver 500 mA.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] aliw32619:
Why stable boeflla kernel 2.2 not working on fusion boeffla 1.0.1 sp??
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Because Fusion rom comes with a non-standard Boeffla-Kernel, which is incompatible with the normal Boeffla.

For the questions like "why" etc, please contact Dragon directly.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mad_ady:
I volunteer as tribute!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] VictorLapin:
Yep, so do i

Tapatalked from Nexus 7
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Andi, how exactly does ignoring unstable power work?

I'm using it since ages because I'm charging my phone with this crappy Samsung cable, which always gives me ~260 mA. With ignored unstable power I'm getting rock solid 475 mA. Is there any chance something may go wrong in such case? I really doubt it, maybe this crappy cable finally breaks, so I have a reason to go buy a new one, but apart from that I'm not sure if I can damage my phone or USB port.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jiprudy:
Hi All,

Could anybody share what the normal battery consumption rate after deploy fresh ArchiDroid without install anything yet.

My phone 2.5% / hr in BetterBatteryStats

Is this normal ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ping_2000:
hey try to reset charging logic with an time controlled power supply that disconnects power for your usb hub once a day at night

good luck
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Avalun:
I thought that too, but there is one Problem, if I set the cycle once a day f.e. 2 o'clock in the morning, the power goes down to 4% at 3 o'clock, then the device falls out, before the next logic-reset.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Archi,

the chip used for charging control is a Maxim Max77693.

This chip is able to detect whether the supplied charge current is stable or not.

So, normal logic with ignore functions set to off is:

- chip demands the configured charge rate (based on detected charge source)

- it checks if current is stable

- if not it decreases current by 100 mA and checks again if stable for some time (when my memory is right it is for 50ms or so)

- if still not stable, the above action is done again once a stable current is achieved

- then the safety marging of additional 100 mA are deducted

- every 30 or 40 seconds, this all will be checked again

If the ignore functions are set to on, the chip demands the full current. Regardless if it is stable or not. So the charging device gives as much as it can.

Well designed chargers will not have any issues with it, as they would reduce the current themselves or burn a fuse. Badly designed chargers however can overheat, burn, whatever.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Thank you Andi, highly appreciated! :highfive:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mad_ady:
Use a socket with a timer to turn power on and off every few hours automatically.

But using an S3 as a router - you, sir, have my admiration! Offtopic question: do you use it also as a wifi AP, or just as a "router on a stick"?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Avalun:
Thank you :)

No I use it as a Remote-OpenVPN<->LAN Router connected per Wireless Lan to my wifi router, for my generic stuff the ARM CPU is fast enough.

I use it as a SSH Server, VNC Server, as a remotely accessible whatsapp station (so its usable with a normal PC) with the same number, and some other playstuff.

If I want to copy bigger files I need to use to switch to a faster machine, but with that I always have access to my network at home with good security.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] raff222:
You know if there is a problem if active AFTR + LPA with multicore aggressive savings? is recommended? thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Nic2215:
multi core is no longer recommended to use for all governors mate. u might wanna use aftr plus idle without multicore..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] raff222:
Then idle + lpa multicore and no serious off right? Thanks for your reply and sorry for my bad English
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Bob823:
Just set multicore to "off". Keep AFTR if you like.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ayoubij:
Even for pegasusq ?

Btw whats the "benifit" of it? Ithanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] vldesco:
Now I know why i am not getting battery last too much. My ASV is 2. Although I am using -75mv undervolt at 1.6ghz without problems until now (2 days using that config)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] clapton86:
What's default CPU min frequency? I touched it accidentally. :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] boyheadkick:
200

-aL [boyheadkick]

Tapatalked from my BoefflaDroid i9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mad_ady:
[MENTION=947981]Lord Boeffla[/MENTION]: is it possible for regular users such as myself to compile their own modules and load them in your kernel? I'm personally interested in support for pl2303 (usb serial port). I would be happy to insmod the modules myself and to compile them, but I would need to do it against the same sources you're using. Can you add basic information to your FAQ on where to get your patched sources and where to get your build environment so we can start from there? If memory serves me correctly you have your own code on github, right?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Kaamp:
I had to revert back to version 2.2 rc3.

with the stable version my phone got extreem hot. Cpu temp wouldn't get under 60°c.

Now it is back to 45 or less.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] metalgearhathaway:
Sounds like the voltages were wrong or your phone got locked at 100% on either CPU or GPU or both.

Have you compared the voltage settings between the kernels?

My phone running fine at 31c.

Provide a bit more information so other users can help you out :)

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Kaamp:
I leave the voltages as is. No uv.

I did see that Cpu had been at 1400 a lot.

When I reboot the phone everything worked normal but after watching a movie or playing the simpsons the Cpu wouldn't cool down.

So my guess would be that it staid at 100%
[Galaxy S III Android Development] metalgearhathaway:
Hmm, what governor do you use? I would wonder about the apps, but if its happened on movie playback and a game, then something is preventing the device from clocking back down to idle.

As far as I understand however, the device is fine all the way to 80c, I think low 60's is pretty ok at full cpu load. I heard the device can survive to 120c, but I'd love clarification on that lol!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Kaamp:
I use Pegasusq. I have tried zzmove but than Spotify stutters at the beginning of every song.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] metalgearhathaway:
Yeah, intelliactive is the way forward if you want no stutters, found that out this week myself, no more stutters or blips with audio now!

Intelliactive uses a touch more battery, only maybe 5% Max a day, worth every percentage for the performance it offers.

I have altered the tunable settings myself, I have attached a pic of my settings in case you fancy trying :)

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AES256thetic:
Could you explain what your changes to the tunables are designed to do? Thanks!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] NickName98:
Which scheduler do you guys suggest (I'm on zen right now) and which readahead buffer?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] boyheadkick:
stay with zen..i got my readahead to 512 only
[Galaxy S III Android Development] NickName98:
Will this affect my battery?

Is it dangerous for the sd?

Thank you :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Kyle07:
Nope
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Buckycasuals:
A noob question

Can someone explain to me, What is readahead buffer? What is the effect?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Kyle07:
Here
[Galaxy S III Android Development] reS28raM:
Info is already there. You'll find all the patches and the rest of code on github, for the toolkit used and the command-line a search in this thread will suffice. You'll also need to find the thread on xda with the tools to pack and unpack the ramdisk and the kernel image and the guide on adding modules to a kernel then install Ubuntu and go... All standard stuff except maybe for the command-line to compile the kernel which need the keyword defconfig before defconfig's filename if I remember well.

I forgot to mention a guide on compiling a custom kernel, you'll find it... guess on which site. ;)

The story is... as a regular user you definitely can do it, but if you learn some skills on the road... Strictly speaking compiling a custom kernel is system administration, not programming. Most users of this site has learned it by themselves, at home. It can be done, if you take the necessary time. ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dyval:
Why AC charge value isn't showing correctly on the Boeffla app? How do I correct it?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kadopt:
Use a proper usb cable/charger to charge your device.

Sent from my SGS3 with Temasek 's CM11, Boeffla kernel & Tapatalk Pro!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dyval:
I'm using a fairly new stock charger for S3.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kadopt:
Stock s3 usb cable is pure crap! I changed to my Motorola Defy cable and now can charge up to 1200mA without issues.

Sent from my SGS3 with Temasek 's CM11, Boeffla kernel & Tapatalk Pro!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] BrhoomHD:
any one experience cpu heat ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
No heat here.

And if you have, install Betterbatterystats and check if your phone goes to deepsleep.

Make sure you set multicore power saving to off, to go sure.

Andi

Sent via Tapatalk2 from my Galaxy S3 IPhone killer
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ayoubij:
Even on pegasusq its recommended to turn it off?

I noticed that when i set it to aggressive i was having some problems in latest kernel stable, with waking the phone up. This wasnt the case in older betas. However when i turn it off now, for 24 hours now no problems at all.

But also i noticed my idle drain increased heavily. Like now i get 2-3 % drain per hour but when i turn it on i get maximum 1% drain per hour.

Is it not recommended also to turn it on? Without aggressive.

Thank you for your time.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cloudx720:
is it ok to use the omni version of this kernel with stock cm11? I'm asking this because I heard that the omni kernel is more advanced which uses updated Samsung code? Thanks :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] metalgearhathaway:
Pretty sure there are two kernels for a reason, but try, if it does not work flash back :)

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Azareus:
Hi

My new S3 Inter. European version, with just one week, has died ..

I say new because it comes with new hardware. I had to open several Bugreports in CyanogenMod, Omnirom and AOKP, about Wifi and Camera firmwares, Led Notification problems, not H+/3g ... etc

Since two days ago I was using the stable version 2.2 Omni, with Omnirom nigthly, with battery friendly profile and.... the touch screen has stopped working or has been fried. I had to order a S3 replacement.

I say this because, like the roms needed firmwares update .... my question to Boeffla is if your kernel is updated to support the latest hardware changes.

For example, the touchscreen firmware is in the kernel, and my question is whether the latest S3 made, ​​perhaps these need a lower voltage.

Thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mad_ady:
Thanks for the confirmation! I'll invest the time to setup a build environment :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
The bad news: It is correctly shown.

So if you configure charge rate to lets say 1200 and you see on overview page only 700, then it is the sad reality.

Charge current was not stable enough, so the S3 went down to that rate.

Solutions are in FAQ section on the homepage.

Absolutely.

Go on github.com/andip71, here you find all kernel sources.

Clone the repo, install the toolchain, then you can enable the modules you want in boeffla_defconfig and compile the kernel.

You can even load the modules (.ko) files with my kernel from anywhere. You just need to your compiled .ko somewhere, can be even on /sdcard. And you can do an "insmod /sdcard/mymodule.ko" on the terminal to load it.

Yes, it is recommended to stay off with every governor, ideally. It has shown some strange effect (not for all users, but some), so even the app tells you to not use it or being aware of potential side effects.

Currently it should work, yes. So you can safely use it as long as it runs.

Just be aware, this can change with even the next CM11 nightly again, then you would need to use CM11 Boeffla-Kernel again.

But these days, the initramfs are closely enough to make the Omnirom kernel to work on CM11 nightlies.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Adam3Sixty:
Quick question regarding this:

I totally understand about cables being the main cause of different charging rates, but why is it, I set my rate via the app to say 1500, I check my stats and it says 600, so I unplug and plug in again, it then says 1000, same again and it goes up to the full 1500. But other times, I set it high, plug it in and it goes straight to the highest charging rate.

Same cable, same plug socket, same phone, lol. Weird bug, but not the end of the world. I almost always leave my rate set to 500 to trickle charge over night, works perfectly.

GT-I9300

OmniROM 4.4

GravityBox KK

Boeffla Kernel

XDA Premium
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Adam,

it is because you are operating on the borderline here (not a native speaker, I hope you understand what I mean).

Sometimes the charge logic detects more instability, sometimes less. This could even be due to good or worse connection of the plugs. Then you need to know, this charging current calibration based on stable or unstable input is not only done once after you plug in, but every 30 seconds again. So the rates can vary still over the time.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Adam3Sixty:
Thanx for the answer :)

Like I said, its really no big deal, its always happened and I've always been used to it, so just wondered why, and now I know.

I stand by previous statements, u r one of the best devs in the scene, ur "customer service" is second to none!!

GT-I9300

OmniROM 4.4

GravityBox KK

Boeffla Kernel

XDA Premium
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cloudx720:
Hey andi do you use stock sammy rom for your daily driver or aosp/cm11/omni? :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
My daily driver is Samsung stock firmware for some reasons.

I need all features working without a glitch, always. And this is, up to my experience, only provided by Stock firmware.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] metalgearhathaway:
I'm intrigued to know what issues, in on your kernel permanently with no issues, thank you :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Not really issues, more... missing functionalities in the roms.

For instance:

- camera not as strong as Samsung Stock (with all its features)

- WIFI direct not working flawlessly

- comfort functions like slide-to-screenshot etc missing

- battery is always a bit better for me on stock than on CM/Omnirom

- fm radio native support

- I never had the case stock firmware just refused to work out of the blue

Many small point, but they sum up to one big argument for me to use stock as my daily driver where I am dependent on my phone.

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Yes, might be slower. But it depends what you need. More speed or more functionality/stability.

Good thing is, we have the free choice :)

Andi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Kord:
[MENTION=947981]Lord Boeffla[/MENTION]

I have a question. Broken USB Tethering is releated to your kernel or ROM?

Regards :good:

Wysłane z mojego GT-I9300 przy użyciu Tapatalka