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[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
Thanks for sharing your idea mate :cool:

AFAIK I'am not convinced since this app is not using wolfson hardware chip from our S3, it just ameliorates sound "softwarely", but maybe it changed since and I'am totally wrong now, so I will take a look at it again soon! :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] maidangisme:
Yep, it's software only, but it has many .irs profiles (free only but its good enough for me) suite everyone taste.

-It's now work perfectly on 4.3 (Version 2.3.2.0 released 4 or 5 day ago), I'm very happy with it, but everyone is difference.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ddaflorez:
What about battery drain/performance with this kernel ? Keep flashing back stock kernel because of stability :(

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
This one is very very close to stock, so it's hard to get any bug with it :)

If you find one, just tell me which one (and how) so I will try to reproduce your problem.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SkywalkerZ:
Trust me..I keep switching between LiteGx and another kernel and u cant go wrong with this kernel mate!..Its stock with some amazing tweaks!

Flash it!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ddaflorez:
Just installed, after 4 tries and network problems :/ but working fine so far... can this kernel be tunned?

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] ddaflorez:
Some issues here :/

Phone is booting randomly since i installed the kernel this morning. Having some apps fc's too , specially dropbox and WhatsApp. .. the kernel is with stock values, havent tuned anything yet :why:

Edit: uninstalling, music player issues and overall performance problems, fc's and task manager lags.

Good kernel, but didnt work as expected on my s3

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] fourty.saver:
This is the best kernel i ever flashed on my s3! Great work AndroidGX!

Inviato dal mio SIII con skippioROM v4.0 by linus98
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rodlane:
Excellent battery after my 3rd full charge with this kernel
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fourty.saver:
This my result with LiteGX kernel on skippioROM by linus98. One word: great!

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Onraad:
How do I set a governor profile? I used trickster to set governor to zzmoove and apply on boot. Then I downloaded the zzmoove batteryyank zip and flashed it in recovery. Phone went into bootloop. What did I do wrong?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rodlane:
Try refreshing by doing this:

Wipe cache.

Wipe dalvik cache.

Flash profile cleaner.

Flash the kernel.

Flash zzmove profile.

Reboot.

This 'should' work without needing to change the governor in trickster.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] maidangisme:
[MENTION=2687701]AndroidGX[/MENTION], what Zzmove profile did you use on V4.2.1?

Thanks In Advance.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
After flashing my kernel, default gov will return back to pegasusq, he will need to select again ZZMoove via SetCPU/TricksterMOD, after this :good:

ZZMoove profile doesn't have to be flashed again since it's still in init.d folder ;) so it will be effective for ZZMoove anytime until file deletion.

Stock values mate (no profiles for me about ZZMoove) :good:

On my 4.3 build I'am sticking with pegasusq, but when I need a bit more battery when I'am out from home I'am switching to smartassV2.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fourty.saver:
Hi mate. I will do like you. Only one question, why you are on 4.3 version yet?

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
I think [MENTION=4630460]maidangisme[/MENTION] was reffering to my obsolete android 4.1.2 LiteGX kernel ;)

We were talking about Android version, not kernel versions, hehe :good:

I'am always using my latest kernel builds :cowboy:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fourty.saver:
I'm sorry ;P. My fault!

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Shiroh1ge:
Sorry if it's a stupid question, but will this kernel work ot my Galaxy S4 i9505?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
No, sorry.

Kernel is based from GT-I9300 source, meaning it will run only for the I9300 :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Shiroh1ge:
Oh damn, wrong thread then, sorry! :p
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ChahidHamza:
Hello, what is the best governor to choose with this kernel ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pricey2009:
Row is best for me, both internal & external
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
Stock flashing (as always).

But it basically depends of your needs.

Pegasusq governor is providing a good balance between performance and battery (from my experience I would say more performance than battery).

If you play games and want to rarely see any lags then you have to choose pegasusq. If you want battery saving, then smartassV2 is a good choice :good:

I think he was talking about governors, not schedulers ;) (which "row" is the only one in my kernel anyway. I had only this solution to make it as default ツ)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sam77744:
how I set 1100 ah on ac charge?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Onraad:
Trickster or a similar app
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
UPDATE

★ UPDATE ★ :​

01.02.2014

: v4.7.0 released.

ramdisk upgraded to XXUGNA5.

BusyBox (compiled by myself) updated to v1.22.1 (located in /sbin) with stock applets.

ramdisk : removed a lot of external applets which are now directly included in my BusyBox.

Enjoy ! :cool:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] coldmoonbeam:
Hi! Can I use all the zip files (cleaner, etc) im using in 4.2.3 w/ the latest one? Thanks and more power.

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
Of course, they are all compatible until new order :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rodlane:
Does the new version affect the current busybox installation in any way? Mine is in the xbin folder
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
Nope :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Mosh Edd:
Thanx for the great kernel bro. really smooth and lives up to it's expectations. and battery life also seems awesome for the few hours I have tested it. and no unusual reboots like I encountered with boeffla. Thanx again. :good::laugh::highfive:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
UPDATE

★ CHANGELOG ★ :​

04.02.2014

: v4.8.0 released.

Removed forced speedmod pegasusq tweaks from ramdisk (back to stock values)

to prevent earphone crackles and audio stuttering when listening music

(values looks a bit hard at idle resulting this problem). In case you still got the issue with this governor, just switch to another one.

Added "pegasusq profiles" into scripts folder :

- pegasusq_speedmod.zip

Updated "LiteGX-KERNEL_full_cleaner.zip" to match new pegasusq profiles flashable ZIP (please remove old one).

Enjoy :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Mosh Edd:
Hi, [MENTION=2687701]AndroidGX[/MENTION] please shed some light here, I don't understand, do I have to download files in the scripts folder and which ones? Thank you in advance. I really like your kernel.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
You are definitely not forced to flash any of them :) it's up to you.

These scripts can ameliorate your everyday use or even worse it, it depends of your personal use (looking for performance or battery) you will have to check on google each tweaks to understand better of what they can deliver but my kernel is already looking for best performance/battery life by default flashing :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Mosh Edd:
Thanx for that clarification bro. CHEERS. :cool::highfive:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dollyaja:
Another step for glory,touch to wake, touch boost,and many more after hahaha LOL :thumbup::thumbup:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
UPDATE

★ UPDATE ★ :​

09.11.2013

: v1.4.0 released.

Updated compilation toolchain Linaro GCC from 13.09 to 13.10 (20131014).

N-JoYz =))
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rosuvladut:
Do I need a swap partition to use zram?What improvements does it bring?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] maidangisme:
gotta kidding me in 1 day released 3 version, you are my favorite Kernel Dev.

-All good as usual but Sammy had change Service Menu Code, i can not locked in to use only 900Mhz band for my 3g.

-Is anyone know how to Use Only single band for 3g?

-My tel provider used 2100 and 900, in my area 2100 too much congestion and drop, 900Mhz stable at highest speed all day.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tuansiro:
Wew! 1.4.0 released :D so fast.. i'll test it now.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
Maybe zram description from wikipedia will help ;) :

To sum-up, it boost performance and overall smoothness on system :good:

Hmm, I will try to make you a test release via PM with stock "cubic" congestion instead of Westwood by default to see if it solved your problem.

'laters :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dollyaja:
Is this really 4.3??? Why do this kernel damn smooth like my old omega 49 4.1.2 with gxlite ?? Oopss it is 4.3 sorry! :D:D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andrewwright:
Run 1.4 over night with 9hr deep sleep and 8% loss of battery. Really nice smooth version. :thumbup:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] livystewy:
5 star kernel......is there any way to get a bit more volume out of this bad boy
[Galaxy S III Android Development] F3nr1s:
Hi , AndroidGX what zzmove profile you use ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
I'am a bad boy now ? :victory: :p

You can get an higher volume of speaker/headphones directly via Boeffla Sound app :good:

I'am using stock values once flashing (meaning: no profiles) ;)

I'm currently pleased with default integrated values since it's a good mix between performance and battery to me :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] colingpt:
Hi dude. I have a question here, which i think you explained before but i cant find it.

How to use that LCDfreq profile ? In my memory, you said If i usr yank 's profiles, i don't need that one, do i?

And what is the different between the zzmoove optimized profile And the default one? do they influence wheather i should use the LCDfreq profile?

Thank you !

---------- Post added at 03:39 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:35 PM ----------

Well use cell phone to type, so there is some wrong words, sorry :p

Uer---use

wheather---whether
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
I decided to remove LCDFreq ZZMoove compatibility in android 4.3 version since a lot of work was needed to include it as patch didn't worked directly, mainly due with differences between 4.1.2 source. And anyway, so few people was using it that I found it almost useless because it wasn't significant enough at my eyes. Yank profiles are working much better :good:

So if you flash LCFreq profile, in 4.3 it simply will not be active :cool:

But as I regrouped both links of profiles for the 2 threads, it will be still there since I don't want to recreate another dropbox folder with same profiles with just LCDFreq removed and change link here :cyclops:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
As promised, here is your test version :cool:

Stock "cubic" congestion is back as default, so you can test and report :good:

'laters
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tarzan11:
Hey mate...installed your kernel about an hour ago...first without cleaner script...i thought yuk..very laggy...then installed again after your clean up script..then Boom...nice and smooth...great work.;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
Hehe ;) for your information, my cleaner script works only for my kernel and only removes all profiles (that I provide) flashed for it.

Since my kernel is pure stock based, it don't add or install files or anything that need to be removed to migrate to another kernel, except my scripts then :good:

About those lags sometimes, I feel the same here, but unfortunately I would say this is more due to the fact that android 4.3 official is not at a mature state.

XXUGMJ9 is our first real official 4.3 rom so we should wait some firmwares (and/or future sources) before getting something nice, like all samsung android releases (it was the case of jelly bean 4.1.2 already).

Sadly we must live with that for the moment, as there is nothing to do :(
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tarzan11:
I have no lag with NeatRom v5.3 and your kernel mate;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dollyaja:
Hey, no worries here..i bet 4.1.2 at the first release have problem like this, and for lags? I dont see it "yet" , i use seeder entropy + greenify + and debloated omega 51 for most unused application and having good battery life also . my only question ( even it doesnt bother me for battery life ) is it normal for having android os like this on 4.3? Heres my screenshot mr [MENTION=2687701]AndroidGX[/MENTION] :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Delgadovsky:
Great kernel in 4.1.2 roms... I will try it later. Just want to know if have sudden death patch? Thanks for your work. :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nightwing90:
Never heard that sudden death issue affected with Sammy 4.3 versions.

---------- Post added at 01:52 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:48 PM ----------

Just installed your kernel. Upto now super stable. Will share my experience about your kernel after a couple of days.

Also need to know that as in the first post its saying usb charge increased to 900mA. So what about AC charge ? Still with default value of 1000 mA right ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SemBoyHehe:
i just bought samsung s3 and already install neat rom v4.8(4.1.2) is this kernel recommend for that rom ? or have older version ? thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
Nope, this kernel is only for android 4.3 (as stated into first post in big and red :angel:)

You can flash my old android 4.1.2 version HERE which works still well but is discontinued :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Remember Me?:
this kernel and omega rom my phone is on steroids tnx a lot bro Nice kernel :)

Sorry for bad english
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mertb:
I'm using NeatRom 4.8 with LiteGX 5.8.0 and it is great. The combination hasn't any problem. If you want stay close the stock rom and kernel I advice them. I want to install Neat 6.5 (NA7) with LiteGX 4.8.0 soon :cowboy:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fourty.saver:
Good morning people. @AndroidGX Dear developer, your kernel support the v1 efs baseband?

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
It should not but you can always give a try :p
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
UPDATE

★ UPDATE ★ :​

09.02.2014

: v4.8.1 released.

Added an automatic device model and android version checking into flashing procedure to avoid some (beginners) people trying to flash the kernel in any another device and/or android version.

Enjoy :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] salilkansal:
Love your Kernel. But as much as you update the kernel I find it tedious to flash it everyday when you come up with new version. So If you could make an app which tells us when new version is released and can be downloaded straight to phone and give option to then boot in recovery. It'll be awesome..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
I understand what you mean but, unfortunately I don't have the skill for that :p

If anyone want to do this, feel free :cool:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jamil1982:
using it with Neatrom 6.5 im satisfy with it:good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Mosh Edd:
Hi, am still using v4.7.0, v4.8.0 seemed to drain battery faster. Has the issue been fixed in v4.8.1?

Sent from My Neatromed GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ciprigeorgiu:
are you on neatrom 6.4 or 6.5?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Mosh Edd:
am using 6.4
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ciprigeorgiu:
If you take a look at the changelog you see that the only change in this version does not affect battery life (for better or for worse). Just flashed 4.7 on top on Neatrom 6.5, put the zzmove battery yank script. Will see how that goes.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
It could be because I removed speedmod tweaks from pegasusq directly, if you want it back you will need to flash THIS.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sqlpro:
little donation

Thanks for great kernel, sent a little donations thru . Confirmation number: 0LB708092A885923X.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
Thanks mate, appreciated! :good:

Welcome to post #4 ! :cool:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
v4.9.0 preview

Added v4.9.0

preview

into post #2 :angel:

Cheers'
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SkywalkerZ:
Wonderfull!!!

ZZMoove 0.8 is now here!!

Thanks AndroidGX and ZZ
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sqlpro:
how to get v4.9 guys !? i dont see any download link!! thanks for the advise.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Mosh Edd:
it is still under testing, #Patience M8.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
v4.9 is only a preview changelog yet.

v4.8.1 is still the latest available for the moment :good:

We need to wait for ZaneZam and Lord Boeffla pushing their source code before I can include into my kernel, v4.9 will be delayed until this, so I will be able to release it :good:

But by waiting and if you guys really want, I can still release v4.9 with only new XXUGNA7 ramdisk as only feature and will release v5 later with new ZZMoove and latest boeffla sound engine? just tell me :cool:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Mosh Edd:
Oh, actually I think that could be a good idea, XXUGNA7 please do, and if possible, you can merge the pegasusq_speedmod as you said you removed it, either way am still using it as you advised me to download and flash. I like it when it's complete. Thanx though.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] maidangisme:
:good: , if you can V4.9 with new Ramdisk.

- I wait for your new Kernel then update to NA7 Firmware, i'm still on ML2.

Thanks :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
Finally, it won't be a v4.9 but a v5.0.0 directly :) a little surprise is coming :p
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
UPDATE

★ UPDATE ★ :​

15.02.2014

: v5.0.0

released

:

Now based from "GT-I9300_SEA_JB_Opensource_Update2" source from Samsung.

ramdisk upgraded to XXUGNA7.

Brings back stock defconfig debugging (to be once again more close from stock source as possible).

Disabled USB OTG (was causing slow USB+AC charging).

Disabled zRam and swap support from stock new source defconfig (for best battery life experience).

Fully removed my zRam implementation + LZ4 compression.

Removed "zRam profiles" from scripts folder.

Enjoy ! :good:

This new source looks to finally solve the long wake-up device delay (well at least for me) :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] maidangisme:
I think ExFAT is broken in V5.

-Any chance you will enable USB OTG in next release, USB OTG is one of feature I love most in Android OS.

-Take your time my Lord.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
Can you please test this attached test version and report if it's working again :)

I tried a little workaround.

I re-included USB OTG in this build aswell :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Mosh Edd:
wow, this is soo cool, can't live without OTG Personally, will flash it in 12hrs time, thanx again.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] maidangisme:
Thanks for looking into it.

- ExFat still not work, USB OTG is working.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
And this one ? :cyclops:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] maidangisme:
Still not work.

-Sorry my lord I bother you too much.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
No worries!

Hmm strange, I tried my usual workarounds, I will try a last one but if not then I have no idea and you will have to live with this unfortunately :(
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
Another workaround test, let me know if it's working now :good:

I have another and final one to test if fail =)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
Here is my last workaround, let me know which one (I hope) is working :good:

'laters! going to bed now :victory:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
[MENTION=4630460]maidangisme[/MENTION] can you confirm which one is working for you about ExFAT please? so I will release v5.1 officialy :cool:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] maidangisme:
I tried both 5.1.0 and 5.1.0t none of them working.

-I'm surely not many S3 owner use 64gb Exfat, I think they can live without ExFat.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
Ok thanks, but I have another workaround in mind, stay tuned :cool:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
As promised, here is 2 another test builds, stay me tuned [MENTION=4630460]maidangisme[/MENTION] :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
[MENTION=4630460]maidangisme[/MENTION] and here is the second one!

stay me tuned :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] lazyfox:
Both t2/t3 still don't recognize my 32gb exfat sdcard!

btw how do i put Flashlight on the pulldown menu bar? ty
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
It's not kernel but rom related. It depends of your framework (theme) capability. JKay Deluxe theme was able to do it (discontinued since some months already), but wanam xposed still not currently but you can have it by long pressing volume up once device is idle which is still better than nothing :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
[MENTION=3133920]lazyfox[/MENTION] & [MENTION=4630460]maidangisme[/MENTION] :

Can you guys please try this "t4" and report if exfat is working :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] maidangisme:
Thanks for hard work, it's still not working. Is it something not right with new Samsung Kernel sourced, I remember last time you just fixed one and work like charmed.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
Ok let's try 2 another test builds, Yank555 is helping me out trying to find how to get exfat working, it looks to be samsung SEA u2 source related!

test them both when you can mate :good:

Here is the "t5" and in my incoming next post "t6".
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
as promised, here is t6 aswell :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] maidangisme:
Still not working

-That is Samsung way, they will piss off their customers at least once, I still not sure that S5 will interesting me or not, I had enough with them on Note 3 (Knox, No Native FM, region locked = soon just like IOS, all Android Phone maker they all forgot what is Android OS)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
Same for t6 I guess?

You are right, anyway that's why my next device should be the Nexus (5? or+) for sure! :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
UPDATE

★ UPDATE ★ :​

21.02.2014

: v5.1.0

released

:

Revert back to "GT-I9300_JB_Opensource_Update13" source from Samsung (ExFAT compatibility is back).

Revert: "Brings back stock defconfig debugging" (will finally wait for next source to do that again).

Revert: "Disabled USB OTG" (not causing slow USB/AC charges).

litegx_defconfig : ANDROID_LOGGER disabled.

Force ExFAT loading as internal module.

Properly removed LZ4 compression implementation + zRam various lines in defconfig (for clean work).

Enjoy ! :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
Looks like this kernel interests almost nobody now, or I would say "stock" kernels generally.

I don't close the thread yet but I will see later..

Anyway I migrated myself to another kernel since few days and very pleased with.

There was tons of things I would like to ameliorate on this kernel but bored to borrow masters help anyway and spending much time for finally almost nothing.

I would like to say a big thanks to my donors which supported my work until now.

Thanks for all everybody :good: hope you had some fun using LiteGX :cowboy:

Cheers'