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[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
UPDATE

★ UPDATE ★ :​

21.03.2014

: v1.2.0 released.

Update ZZMoove governor to 0.8

Change default governor from pegasusqplus to ZZMoove.

Enjoy ! :good:

Grab it HERE.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pexon:
Thank you :D

I find ZZmove much smoother
[Galaxy S III Android Development] maidangisme:
Zzmove, it's damn smooth.

-Good job my lord AndroidGX

-Wiped both cache and davik before and after from stock kernel, it's better result in both performance and 3g network.

-Guys just leave phone untouch for 10 minutes or more for phone settle new kernel and run any test you want.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rodlane:
Good news! 1.2.0 works!

I did a clean install after a system format, then tried previous versions and none of them worked.

I'm so happy to be using your kernel again.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
UPDATE

★ UPDATE ★ :​

21.03.2014

: v1.3.0 released.

ramdisk upgraded to XXUGNB6.

Boeffla Sound Engine updated to v1.6.6 (Allow full range volumes for speaker and headphone amplifiers).

ZZMoove 0.8 governor: add latest bug fixes from ZaneZam.

Enjoy ! :cowboy:

Grab it HERE.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] antonigj:
Hello, what governor has better performance and battery consumption relation?

Zzmoove or Pegasusq.

Thank you and congratulations on the new kernel SimpleGx
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
From my experience, I would say that ZZMoove is more battery saving, while pegasusq is more looking about performance.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rodlane:
So far everything is running smoothly. It definitely feels a lot smoother than LiteGX, but there are other factors involved too (new rom after a clean install). The first full charge took around 20 hours to run down with over 4 hours of screen time, which I think is excellent. I will do some screen shots of the 3rd or 4th as it will be a good representation of this kernel's performance.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
If some of you wants to experiment new built-in profiles from ZZMoove 0.8, HERE is the very interesting official documentation from his official author, ZaneZam :good:

Cheers'
[Galaxy S III Android Development] receph:
The latest version of the kernel of a kind I have not been able which recovery should I use my phone

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] rodlane:
I'm using the latest cwm (6.0.4.7 touch) and it works.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
UPDATE

★ UPDATE ★ :​

31.03.2014

: v1.3.1 released.

Update ZZMoove built-in profiles to match latest corrections from Yank.

All ZZMoove built-in profiles (of 0.8) are available HERE.

Enjoy :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] xda_Noob.:
I want to switch to your kernel.

What zzMove Profile you prefer?

Should i flash the profle i want through cwm ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
After flashing kernel, you can flash any zzmoove profile. If you want to try another profile after, no need to delete anything, flashing procedure will do it automatically :good:

Hard to tell, it depends on how you are using your device. I rarely play games and looking mainly for battery life, so a sure value is "Yank battery" one, which is highly recommanded by the community. Battery life is slightly increased without making sacrifices on smoothness and games.

If you play games very often, try "ZaneZam Inzane" or "games" one, etc. More informations on THIS post :cool:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] xda_Noob.:
Thank you for you reply. I will try your kernel with "yank battery" profile. Hope i get good tesults :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] RTP:
Can you expand on how you flash a zzmoove profile since it isn't clear to me how using SeyCPU or Android Tuner that would be done. I have a zip downloaded of what of your profiles, but can't see hot to apply it. I usually use Mobile ODIN to flash your kernel, but don't see how to flash the profile.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
Same way as you flash the kernel : via CMW (or any other custom recovery) :good:

After testing some profiles, if you are unsatisfied and want to get back to stock ZZMoove values, simply flash the "cleaner" zip one.

Btw, just updated every ZZMoove profile zip's this morning to match "ZaneZam Optimized" that I forgot to add :) enjoy!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] RTP:
Thanks, sorted. Only downloaded a couple of hours ago, so should be on your updated ones.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] maidangisme:
All good as usual, flash Zzmove Insane Profile it's very smooth.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rodlane:
I think I found what caused the issue of me not being able to flash this kernel. I am using ArchiDroid 1.7.14 and if I disable all the options in the ArchiDroid application that comes with the rom, I am able to flash successfully.

This is only necessary with this kernel, and not with your previous kernel.

I hope this helps a bit.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Cieptak:
i just flash your kernel, and if you can tell me what i got now i flashed i9300_SimpleGX-KERNEL_v1.3.1_CWM.zip and its all :)

And one more question i just check /etc/init.d and i have there many files should i delete all folder ? Or what im green :(
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
UPDATE

★ UPDATE ★ :​

19.04.2014

: v1.4.0 released.

Updated cross compiler toolchain to 2014.04.

frandom support is now fully working (kernel should be smooth as butter now).

Enjoy !! :good::good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Cieptak:
Just flash and thats all ?

Some problem? Let me know.

mreszetnik@mail.prospect.pl
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
Correct :highfive:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Cieptak:
okay and then i have what, ZZMoov opt? or sth diffrent:) i should clean sth before flash your kernel?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
What is a "zzmovie opt" and a "sth" :confused:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Cieptak:
sth- something

zzmovie opt (my bad) - ZZMoov (governor) and opt (im mean Optimized <-- profile)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
Everything is already optimized by default after flashing the kernel, that's the way I want it (as stated in the first post) :good:

ZZMoove governor will comes with stock governor settings, but you can flash individual profiles (top of post #2) to optimize it more in the way you are using your device (battery, gaming, etc).

You have to check manually in your init.d folder if some scripts can meet conflicts with my flashable profile zips.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Cieptak:
Okay the last question if I havenow boeffla kernel I have to clean something ? And your default options in kernel is for battery, gaming or what ,?;)

Some problem? Let me know.

mreszetnik@mail.prospect.pl
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
If you flashed any ZZMoove profile, the flash the "cleaner" zip from the same folder.

Battery, as stated from the first post.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
UPDATE

★ UPDATE ★ :​

20.04.2014

: v1.4.1 released.

Removed pegasusqplus and smartassv2 governors (useless and anyway I prefer to let only ZZMoove).

Removed some kernel code cleanup about pegasusqplus which was needed to get compiled.

Enjoy :highfive:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fmehdi:
Tested work perfect

pleas add some patche for save batterie and for best 3D performance

Good work :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rodlane:
There are various zzmoove profiles you can flash to achieve what you need. There is a link on the first page.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
UPDATE

★ UPDATE ★ :​

25.04.2014

: v1.5.0 released.

Upgrade full ramdisk from XXUGND1.

Add 'Wheatley' CPU governor.

(I tested it for few hours now and it looks I'am getting the best battery life experience with it over ZZMoove. Let me know what do you think of it).

Enjoy :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] S1ay3r666:
Hey :D

How to apply Wheatly governor?

When i set it with trickster mod it will reset after restart the app :(

Thank you for help
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
Check THIS :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Th3pa:
Flashing it... according to your description it seems to be the perfect kernel for me.. "flash and play" :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
UPDATE

★ UPDATE ★ :​

30.04.2014

: v1.6.0 released.

Some compilation toolchain optimizations (smoothest release ever).

Enjoy this last version of this april month :good::cool:

Cheers'
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fmehdi:
Goood work Brother

if you can add fast charge

best kernel :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
I decided to stop releasing my kernel with fast charge since yes indeed it was charging much faster but in the other side, it was also draining battery much faster. I'am not sure on how it works but I would say fast charging is not charging every cells or something, from the battery, resulting this problem :cool:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fmehdi:
Battery drain in wifi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
Any idle app draining in the background? you can check that with BetterBatteryStats.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rodlane:
Is there a way to remove the color tweaks included in this kernel?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
Nope sorry :(

But if you want a custom version of this kernel, feel free to send me a little donation and I will be pleased to cooke you a v1.6.0 without color tweaks just for you ;)

This is of course also possible for every people who wants to remove or maybe add things to the kernel :good:

My next device will be the OnePlus One, so I need some money to buy it :D that's why I purpose this :cool:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] RTP:
I find if I leave good Wi-Fi to go onto 3G/GPRS, then return to good wifi I get high battery drain. In BBS the highest Kernel Wakelock is wlan_wake. Currently 8h 13m out of 8h 26m. 32% battery drain in that time. Count is 0/0/0.

Highest Partial Wakelocks are ConnectMQTT at 17m 39s, NlpWakeLock at 7m 37s and NlpCollectWakeLock at 4m 24s.

If I reboot, the drain will more than likely stop until I leave the house and come back again. Up a couple of your LiteGX kernels were much better, but I forget the exact versions. I could go 2/3 days. With the latest SimpleGX I get about 24 hours.

I probably need to rebuild, but phone is due to replace in just over a month, so will probably put up with it until then.

Thanks for all your hard work.

Roger
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
You are right, I'am also not so happy with battery drain nowadays, I have to find out which thing is causing this, maybe frandom, I will check this and stay you tuned :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] RTP:
Thank you, I'll be sure to test if you get something figured out.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
Btw, are you talking about latest LiteGX version ? because I can remember that ExFAT was broken on it and I can remember that hardcore didn't wanted anymore ExFAT compatibility into his kernels in the past. Maybe that could explain why. I'am currently trying a test version with some patches removed but if not happy still, I will make another one witout exfat and frandom back. If it's exfat which was causing drain issue, so I will provide 2 versions for next release.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] RTP:
I have 1.6.0 at the moment. I don't think I am using ExFAT (not sure how to tell if I am). It will be EXT of some sort I believe.... I'm happy to test both over a number of days. It won't be scientific testing, just a subjective point of view.

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btw, I rebooted and recharged this AM in a place with good wifi and good 3G (I have a Vodafone sure signal, but it shouldn't swap to that since I have wifi). I have 10% drain in 3h 39mins and down to standard types of wakelock (PowerManagerServices, wlan_rx_wake, battery monitor) and quite a lot on PhoneApp partial wakelock. Still higher than I would hope, but as I say probably needs a rebuild - 83% deep sleep, 11, screen on, awake 38m
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
ExFAT is only needed by people who are using SDXC 64GB cards to get it recognized by the device :good:

Here is (non-official) v1.6.1 (it's the exact same as v1.6.0 but with full ExFAT support removed).

Please test and report if it's better for you. I'am currently trying it also.

See you laters :cyclops:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] RTP:
Will do in the morning.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] RTP:
I'm still getting high wlan_wake kernel wakelock time after I have left the house and come back. I may go give a LiteGX a go to see if that solves the problem.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
UPDATE

★ UPDATE ★ :​

09.05.2014

: v1.7.0 released.

Upgrade full ramdisk from XXUGND2.

Enjoy! :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
UPDATE

★ CHANGELOG ★ :​

29.05.2014

: v1.8.0 released.

Upgrade full ramdisk from XXUGND5.

Some init ramdisk renaming (LiteGX > SimpleGX) that I forgot to do since.

Enjoy this last release of may 2014! :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
UPDATE

★ UPDATE ★ :​

08.06.2014

: v1.9.0 released.

Update ZZMoove governor (and profiles) to 0.9 (beta1)

Removes Wheatley governor (useless at it was coded initially for dual cores anyway).

Enjoy ! :good::good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] -MattiX-:
Is it possible to revert to 1.8 version?

1.9 is a little bit unstable for me, too many force close...

thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rodlane:
Post #2
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
Top of post #2 :good:

I have many force closes aswell during browsing and getting back to homescreen with Go Launcher, but I don't know if it's directly due to Go Launcher or to my kernel. I can remember not having this issue when trying another kernel for some days a few months ago, but this it weird because I'am using stock source so it should be the same as a stock kernel which should normally also face this issue then.

Looks like it's a memory problem. I have no idea of which part of my kernel should I see, since I didn't modified anything of LMK (Low Memory Killer).

Do someone else facing FC's with my kernel and not in others?

Many thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] -MattiX-:
I think it is not related to GO launcher (I use stock TouchWiz),

and probably it's a memory problem.

I see it only when use some memory greedy app like Chrome, facebook, Google Play...

(I set pegasusq scaling, not default ZZRam)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
Good news, I definitely migrated to Nova Launcher (Prime version directly), and everything is now ok for me, no more any memory FC problems. So for me it was Go Launcher related (which is full of crap/bloatwares btw). I also checked in currently running services and removed some more useless services that I don't need, or changed some apps options to no more see them in the list, resulting a very nice battery drain that I didn't reached since a long time! very happy again with my current setup :cool:

Another good news, is that I was expecting to migrate to the OnePlus One, but since it will be always very difficult to buy one and since the dev community (due to this) is very poor, I'll probably give up and stay with my S3 which I'am still very pleased to and still perfectly answers to my daily usage :cowboy:

Cheers' :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
UPDATE

★ UPDATE ★ :​

16.06.2014

: v1.9.1 released.

Update ZZMoove governor to 0.9 (beta2).

Compilation toolchain optimization.

Enjoy ! :highfive:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
Need 1 or 2 beta tester(s) before releasing my v1.9.2 to know if ExFAT is still working please.

Contact me via PM asap :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
(final?) update

★ UPDATE ★ :​

20.06.2014

: v1.9.2 released.

Update ExFAT to version 1.2.7.

Enjoy! :D

PS: It seems like this kernel interest almost nobody now (not much downloads and dialog. Moreover nobody was interested to test my 1.9.2 beta about exfat), so I guess this 1.9.2 will be my final release. Cheers everybody :cool:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Spannaa:
Hey, don't give up mate - there's not many kernel devs around for the S3 :good:

The only reason I'm not downloading and testing is because I'm running ArchiPort 4.4.2 ATM ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Andr3y29:
I was going to say the save thing. None is using now stock 4.3. Just 4.4 stock or TouchWiz.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
Hey mate, thanks for your kind words, is ArchiPort good ? :highfive:

I can't agree more, but unfortunately there is still no official kitkat source drop from samsung and we are far to get it one day since last news is no official kitkat for the i9300.

Otherwise, I would be pleased to release another SimpleGX thread for the 4.4 android version :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] yusuf_adsas:
Yeaaaaah

Anothet kernel I can test.

Many are testing the 4.4.2 port but I believe they will eventually come around to 4.3 again since it's the most stable so far.

I will test this now am running efeXTREME Lite ROM v2

Will report back

Yusuf

PS: jai oublie de dire merci.

MERCI ! (appuyant sur le bouton)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Spannaa:
Yep, pretty stable too, once it's de-bloated ;)

Sent from my GT-I9300...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bornlivedie:
Consider going the AOSP way. Far more popular than stock.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gabebcn:
It's a pity you'll leave this kernel as I like simple kernels like this. Close to stock but better.

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] marocootje:
I'm going to try you'rs 1.9.2.Don't stop with your work

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Looks very smooth ?

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
UPDATE

OK then... bomb released !! :D

★ UPDATE★ :​

24.06.2014

: v2.0.0 released.

Finally fixed high "Android OS" usage at top of battery stats.

speedup late resume (faster wakeup of the device) (credits Yank555 & AndiP).

Many new (and new way) toolchain optimizations (credits JustArchi).

Compiled with highest possible optimization level (-Ofast).

ALL logging and debugging disabled (credits Yank555, AndiP & JustArchi) :

- android logger.

- kernel logger.

- code side.

- defconfig side.

- init side.

All ".ko" modules now compressed with Linaro Cross Compiler 4.7.4 toolchain from Christopher83 (instead of stock google arm-eabi 4.4.3).

Now extracting/repacking kernel using ArchiKitchen (with latest mkbootimg tool) instead of obsolete dsixda kitchen.

Fixed a little mistake from my simplegx init script within ramdisk which was simply not working until now ! :o

Both smoothest and best battery friendly release ever !

Enjoy !! :good::highfive:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tweetyfiestuky:
Is possible to increase hp and speaker volumes, like boeffla one???

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
Yes of course, via Boeffla Sound app from Google Play :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] yusuf_adsas:
But I thought you needed to use his kernel to run that app ?

Y
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
Boeffla Sound no, but "Boeffla Config" yes.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bassini:
If i instal 2.0 when i unlock i have fc all apps ..

if i back to agni i have normal ;-;

why ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kubekpop:
I have no FCs on stock rom. Maybe you should reflash your rom?

My first thoughts about the kernel: It is smooth, fluently switches between apps. Haven't played games yet, but won't no OC affect my Asphalt 8 game performance? Why have you decided not to add GPU OC?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
Strange, you're the first of the kind. Nobody else faced this problem before and me neither :(

Maybe try a cache wipe then re-flash my kernel. Otherwise re-flash full rom with a cache and dalvik, then flash my kernel.

Which rom are you using btw ?

Since this kernel will always have stock values, and if you are used to OC for gaming, you will of course lose a bit of performance, but you can always flash the gaming profile about ZZMoove to maximize performance (provided at top of post #2), at the cost of some less battery life :good:

I explain my choice of not integrating OC because it's source of instabilities, less battery, and clearly more oriented to experimented users.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] -MattiX-:
e x c e l l e n t j o b ! ! !
[Galaxy S III Android Development] marocootje:
You get me :beer::beer::beer:

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] kas0009:
Great work sir , wonderfull version
[Galaxy S III Android Development] j0sefuz:
Been using your kernel since 4.1.2. Hope you keep this up instead of abandoning. This 2.0 made me feel I'm using my s4. :thumbup:

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Android -_- hacking:
Im a power user and i gotta admit this .. This kernel is better than any kernel currently available for our device

Awesome-Simple-Smooth.Battery life is just stunning i got some sick results today :)

Although after 50 minutes of browsing i got an unusal lockup/freeze... (I have a setcpu profile that locks firefox to 1ghz max frequency ) I had to reboot the phone as it wouldnt wake up

Is the death fix implemented in this kernel ? (probably yeah but just askin' to be sure)

I just trimmed my Filesystem as the unusual freezing thread suggests that it might be one of the reasons this happens

Anyway i ll be reporting back if i have any similar experiences
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Promez:
Latest relase is amazing!!

Thank you very much:good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Eleve11:
Have been using Boeffla for a looooooong while now. Now it's time for a change! This kernel seems promising!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Android -_- hacking:
UPDATE: Yet another lockup today .Phone froze and had to pull the battery to recover it

Sorry man your kernel is promising but i cannot keep up with random rebooting :/ Good job though
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gabebcn:
no freezes or reboots for me with the last kernel. everythings perfect
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Android -_- hacking:
Lucky you...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Promez:
Same here,no problem at all
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
Which rom are you using ?

You could try this:

Wiping cache and dalvik cache.

Otherwise, flashing full rom over (without wiping data/system) then flash my kernel.

Your problem is strange but definitely not kernel side related.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Android -_- hacking:
Im almost certain it is kernel related or im really unlucky :P Im using the same config on every kernel :)

Using efeXtreme for now ( awesome better than stock i must say ! )

Yes i always wipe i know it is optional but i do

I really dont know man its the only kernel im encountering this issue

Anyways i gotta say that your kernel is so good.It might just happen to my phone but oh well. ;)

I m going to further investigate this and report back if anything interestng comes up :)

Cheers androidGX !
[Galaxy S III Android Development] marocootje:
Battery drain very fast?

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] thorday:
Plug it in :)

No but realy, with Rev.HD rom im getting greate battery life.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndroidGX:
UPDATE

★ UPDATE ★ :​

15.07.2014

: v2.0.1 released.

Update ZZMoove governor to 0.9 (beta3).

Enjoy ! :p
[Galaxy S III Android Development] j0sefuz:
I don't know what's new with the latest zzmoove beta, but, 2.0.0 is much smoother. IMHO.