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[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
New (beta-v2.0) builds for Oreo...

Hi all,

New builds (beta-v2.0) for Oreo ROMs are now available.

For detailed change-logs, please visit this page.

Please note:

This version includes Boeffla Sound (all the credits to Lord Boeffla) with full control of Headphone & Speaker gain in SmartPack-Kernel Manager (v3.4 (latest) onwards). It will hopefully solve all the occasional microphone related issues existed in this kernel.

Download links for all the variants can be found at the below links as well as in Smartpack-Kernel Manager. Enjoy...

https://sunilpaulmathew.github.io/downloads/
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
New (Stable release: v13_r4) builds for Nougat

Hi guys,

New kernel version (Stable release: v13_r4) for Nougat ROMs are now available to download.

For detailed change-logs, please visit here...

Please note:

This version includes Boeffla Sound (all the credits to Lord Boeffla) with full control of Headphone & Speaker gain in SmartPack-Kernel Manager (v3.4 (latest) onwards).

Download links can be found below as well as in SmartPack-Kernel Manager. Enjoy...

/* Downloads */

https://sunilpaulmathew.github.io/downloads/

By the way, I forget to update the AFH mirror links for yesterday's Oreo Kernel update (this one is up-to-date). Will do it today later. Till then, plz use the other (Latest build) option.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] StanWiz:
What would be the reason for reducing default AC level back to 1800 mA ?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
It is not working sometimes, and is a know issue of that driver. So, I decided to stay with stock settings (1800 mA). Anyway, you guys can change it in SmartPack Kernel Manger.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Exzu:
I have been running 2000mA at what seems fine. In what way does it not work? Does it default to 1500 in those cases?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] StanWiz:
I didn't have any issues with 2000ma, unfortunately my kernel mgr doesn't support the recent Boeffla change/add-on (nor does it let me change the value).

I tried SP kernel manager but had issues with the Mic during calls (party on other end couldn't hear me).

So I'm back to using the previous version which is working title for me.

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
It will work most cases. However, I found that it randomly failed to achieve desired values when we are @ higher values. So, reduced it by default for safe side.

The latest version (3.4) of SP Kernel Manager allows you to control Speaker as well as Headphone values (and also AC, USB & Wireless charge rates). You might have issues in the previous builds. However, no more mic issues if you use the latest version of kennel.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Exzu:
How do you detect if it fails?

Does it change the value of ac_charge_level In /sys/kernel to a default value?

Currently what is the difference of 1 and 2 for force_fast_charge? Is 1 for regular charge values (driver v1) and 2 for custom charge values(driver v2)?

Currently got my own scripts for Kernel adiutor(original) that allows me to change mA and switch between Fastcharge 1 and 2. Will script share once I know the difference of Fastcharge 1 and 2 for those interested in using custom sliders in original adiutor

Where are the files listed for Speakers and headphone values? So i can control it from adiutor ?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
A live charging status is available in SP kernel manager (or run "cat /sys/class/power_supply/battery/current_now" from root shell. and yes, it sometimes fall into stock values. All other details about that driver are here

https://github.com/SmartPack/SmartPack-Kernel-Project_kltexxx/blob/Oreo/arch/arm/mach-msm/fastchg.c

To control boeffla sound from shell, you need to enable the driver by "echo 1 > /sys/class/misc/boeffla_sound/boeffla_sound" followed by "echo x y > /sys/class/misc/boeffla_sound/headphone_volume"

where x and y are the gain values of left and right headphone channels respectively. You can use any values between -30 to 30. For controlling speaker, replace headphone with speaker in the above command. Good luck...
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
Spectrum inside SP Kernel Manager :p

See the new stuffs "Performance Tweaks"
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Keller0088:
Woow great that sound amazing!!
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
SmartPack-Kernel Manager v3.5

Hi friends,

A new version (v3.5) of SmartPack-Kernel Manager is now available.

Changes:

1. Boeffla Sound: Implement per-channel control for headphone gain (Please note: the gain values may not be perfect sometimes though you won't realize :p).

2. Remove Input boost freq control (more easy to handle at the kernel level).

3. Performance Tweaks: Implemented Spectrum Kernel Manager based profile support (credits to frap129).

4. Added a switch to check for updates in Settings (Please note: it will only lead you to the download page if a new update found. Manually download and install a new version is still your duty).

5. Added a bunch of data in About fragment.

6. Miscellaneous changes.​

Download links, as always, found in my GitHub release page (and within the app (in Settings page) from next version onwards). Enjoy...
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Keller0088:
Yeeeei ty bro!
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Edgus:
Performance Tweaks

Hi, sunilpaulmathew, I updated my SmartPack-Kernel Manager to the new version, but I can't see this option

3. Performance Tweaks: Implemented Spectrum Kernel Manager based profile support (credits to frap129).
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
It requires kernel support, which is not implemented in none of my published kernels (currently status: testing). Please wait for the next release (in case if it delayed, I'll post a flashable spectrum injection script soon). Bye the way, thanks for testing...
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Edgus:
Ok sunilpaulmathew, I'll waiting patienly for the next release, by the way thank you , your kernel is awesome
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] StanWiz:
So far so good , testing battery mode (latest nightly really did a job on my battery life)
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
SmartPack-Kernel Manager v3.6

Hi friends,

A quick, but really useful update of SmartPack-Kernel Manager (v3.5) is now available.

Changes:

1. App-update: make it more automated and moved into "About" Page

Please note: Now it will download new apk and prompt for the installation. What you have to do (from next updat) is to simply go to "About" page and, a new pop-up screen will arrive if a new update available. No pop-up window upon entering "About" page means no new updates. You can further verify that by simply clicking "Check for Update" button on the same page. I really hope it will be a nice deal for you guys if you like to stay with my modded app. ;) Important: Upon entering "About" page (first time only), the app will ask your permission to use "Storage". Please give it as it is really essential to download new apk's to phone's storage and otherwise lead to crashing app while attempting auto-updates.

2. Built on Android Studio 3.1.2, latest stable release.

3. Miscellaneous changes.​

Download links, as always, found in my GitHub release page (and within the app, see About page). Enjoy...

By the way, thanks [MENTION=6115603]StanWiz[/MENTION] for quick testing... really appreciated...
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Keller0088:
Wow dude u are on fire! Thank you for your hard work and reliability!!
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
SmartPack-Kernel Manager v3.7

Guys,

anyone noticed this?

Added one more update of SmartPack-Kernel Manager (v3.7), not only for testing the efficiency of our new update system but also to fix a bug accidentally included in one of the last updates. If you are on v3.6, simply go to the About page and follow the on-screen instructions. Otherwise, download from the usual place, here. For change-logs, please visit here.

Further, is any further comments about the performance tweaks? I'm still waiting for your comments.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] ErbDroid:
Thank you for the update!! ...I have come over from Boeffla kernel now I am on Oreo! GREAT KERNEL Mate! Well done!! :svetius:

One thing I miss, and only one thing.....we all need overclocking!!!!! PLEASEEE!!! :angel: boeffla over-clocks to 2.8! ....and I am pretty sure....as he has stopped further development on the S5.... He will let you know his method!

...I am sure that you will be getting a lot more users now with Oreo picking up you are the first choice for S5!!

Thanks again! I await patiently! :angel:
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] godofsalt:
OK, just a quick "Q" on this new 3.7 mgr.

Q 1 ~ Is it OK to tet that Spectrum zip, You had put out yesterday ?

FYI I have been looking at "Newer" Kernels for my S5 (Actually on Virgin Noble, yep means Sprint) . At present Running the latest CrDroid 4.2, seems nice.

Hopefully I can find the time today to do some testing for you.

Tanx for your hard work!!!
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
I know how to add overclocking frequencies, but I personally believe that overclocking is NOT required for our devices unless for heavy gammers. Still, I can add if there is enough demand for over-clocking ;)

Further, for your reference, I'm also maintaining an unofficial port of Boeffla-Kernel for LOS-15.1 and can be found here.

Hi, sorry for the delayed reply. and yes, spectrum is "in-built" in v3.7 too, so you can use that spectrum injection zip.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Muhammad Tajy:
Over-clocking will just cook your phone
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] LokifiedMee:
OK I put in a vote for overclocking. And for those who don't want it you can just make a separate over clocked smartpack kernel.. Anyone Agree??!

Thanks Anyways For This Awesome kernel
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Exzu:
Voting for overclock support aswell. Usually you can overclock quite a fair amount while still using standard voltage for 2.4ghz. All depends on how good of a chip you've got ?

Also is intellithermal working now? I i know it had issues in the past.

Also, do you plan on updating kernel to contain the kernel changes in 14.1-20180427 or are you waiting for next release? (14.1-20180504)
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
;)

Maintaining a separate over-clocked version is too much work for me by considering the fact that I'm supporting 5 variants. Maybe only one variant, like klte...

I really do not think that intelli-thermal have serious issues. You can still enable it the Kernel Manager (I haven't got any issues yet).

About Nougat kernel, there are no serious changes are added to the LOS source yet. The recent commits are aimed to extend support to some new devices and those will never ever touch our kernels/devices at all.

So, no need to build a new kernel now. However, I'll try to build a new one before this weekend to add support to the recently implemented in-built spectrum based performance Tweak inside SP Kernel Manager.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] LokifiedMee:
OK i got you.... Don't wanna put too much pressure on you

. thanks again .....

XD.... Great Job
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Exzu:
Klte overclock sounds like a good choice ;D

Ah sweet, in that case I can safely flash 20180427 and still use most recent kernel. Was unsure if the latest commits was important ones or not
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
Great work [MENTION=5823533]Exzu[/MENTION] very much appreciated. I pinned your post into the OP though I haven't tested myself.

However, there is another simple and convenient way to overcome all these headaches. Simply install SP-Kernel Manager and got all these benefits. Ofc, it's up to you guys.

By the way, I'm already submitted a pull request to official KA to merge those changes. I hope it will be accepted soon... Let's see...

Thanks for the understanding friend...
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] LokifiedMee:
Anytime bro..... Anytime.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] CStadler:
A separate kernel isn't needed, since overclocking isnt enabled by default, it just adds the ability to overclock, in my opinion there's no downside to people who don't want to overclock, its just there if u want it
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
Although you can restrict Max frequency in kernel manager, It may not work nicely as you expected. The kernel will sometimes override the restrictions, e.g. after changing a CPU gov or hotplug.

Anyway, a test build (only for klte) is attached here for those voted for overclocking, ofc with in-built spectrum profiles. [MENTION=8580424]LokifiedMee[/MENTION] [MENTION=5823533]Exzu[/MENTION] and anyone else? will wait for your comments before making the final decision. By the way, v2.1 with spectrum profiles will come soon...

Edit:

over clocked up to 2.8 GHz

only for Oreo...
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] LokifiedMee:
OK I'll give it a swirl and report back.

XD
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] LokifiedMee:
Reporting back... Broooo I have to say with this oc kernel of smartpack I think stutter and lag on Oreo ROMs can be Fixed??.... At first the highest frequency was 1190mhz even when governor set to performance, then I bumped down the frequency to the default highest frequency and then it changed that.. Then I bumped it back up to 2841mhz and now the frequency showed 1 below the max frequency which is 2764mhz. But this is good and battery conservative because as we can see here the spectrum profiles are working properly....

Edit. For those who want to feel the speed change CPU Governor to Something Like LionHeart.... Since interactive Hardly ever bumps up to 2841mhz or 2764mhz. I'll Continue testing and find the Governors that do... BTW no my phone isnt Hot At All and Fast Charge Is On And Set To Ac (2000) USB(1600) and such... Again Thank You Bro.... XD

Any was Thank you so much. I will continue to test and report back to you.... XD Thanks For Making Android Awesome....???
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] LokifiedMee:
One thing I've noticed When I Set Performance Tweaks To Balanced The CPU Hotplug Doesn't Change to MpDesicion.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] LokifiedMee:
Finally my S5 can feel Like And S7, S8, n8.... Wow..... I Am Looooving This... I personally wish my gf was here with me right now..... What do y'all think of her name (?Amelia?)
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Exzu:
Currently running 7.1.2, klte. If ya got a testbuild for that I'll shoot ?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Muhammad Tajy:
?

---------- Post added at 03:52 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:30 PM ----------

My klteduos is always hot even if I under-clock or under-volt. This is a problem on all kernels for me so I never report it also I have xposed installed.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] russy23:
why overclock, isnt is fast enough??
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Exzu:
Depends what you use your phone todo. If you can achieve a 2.8GHz clock on a voltage that your 2.4GHz normally runs on out of the box then that overclock is theoretically faster and more battery friendly than out of the box version. Reason for this is 1. Same voltage. 2. Processor finishes tasks much faster which puts less load on the CPU overall.

Now you can configure this yourself on the standard 2.4GHz to have the same effect and loser the voltage on the max until you find a sweet spot, however i rather finish my tasks faster when needed (i.e in gaming and multitasking)
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] LokifiedMee:
Thats true cuz I'm using the over clocked Smartpack kernel And My Battery Is Still The Same Without Probably A Little Better.... And The Phone Is Even More Snappy....
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Jiimmy97:
Did it better than boeffla kernal 15.1 unofficial by sunil ? And support fast charging ? And what about battery amd performance than boeffla and thanks.

Regards
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] LokifiedMee:
Performance is littt??. Battery is good. I find less stutters in this than in boeffla... Its Great You Should give it a try....XD
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
Thanks for the quick response and testing and nice words. Happy to know that everything working fine. By the way, 1190 is the input boost lower frequency, and you will see that frequency while the screen is active.

I'm sorry to not let you guys know (I simply forget it), hotplugs will NOT change anymore with spectrum profiles (unless you manually do so) as I removed those settings to avoid some conflicts especially while booting.

Sorry friend. No plans to spend more time for the aging Nougat kernels, as it will be discontinued once LOS-15.1 becomes official (I guess it happens soon).

I also have the same feeling. Personally, I'm happy without overclocking. Probably I'm not gaming at all.

No comments about the comparison with Boeffla, and performance (as it largely depends on how you tune the available options), however, fast-charging is working fine and fully configurable (AC, USB, and Wireless charge rates) in SP-Kernel Manager.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Henrea4:
Dang. The highest frequency I get is 2611. What hotplugs, thermal drivers, and gpu governors are you using?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] LokifiedMee:
XD. I Changed My Governor To Lionheart...

Try That And Report Back.

And By The Way You See That, But If You Do A Quick App Switch using the Recents button Between Smartpack And Another app And Look Closely You see The Frequency Go Up....
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
New (beta-v2.1) builds for Oreo

Hi all,

New builds (beta-v2.1) for Oreo ROMs are now available.

For detailed change-logs, please visit this page.

Please note:

This version does NOT include the overclocked frequency cycles added in the last test builds (will wait for more comments from other users before the final decision). If anyone wants overclocked kernel, keep using the last test build (only klte). That is also up-to-date​

Download links for all the variants can be found at the below links as well as in Smartpack-Kernel Manager. Enjoy...

https://sunilpaulmathew.github.io/downloads/
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Henrea4:
Well, here's another comment.

Like I said in my last post, the highest frequency I'm able to reach is 2611 (on the performance and lionheart govs) and I also don't notice much of a difference in performance/speed/battery compared to the non-overclocked kernel. I'm paired with the latest RR, if that matters.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] LokifiedMee:
I am still testing the over clocked version for you and its working great I played pubg last night with a friend and it was amazing.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] LokifiedMee:
By the Way Anyone Wanna Add Me Look At the screen Shot provided my names at the bottom of the players name list in the left corner...
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Keller0088:
Wow awesome bro! :DDD

Dude btw is it possible to add Fading Led to your kernel?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Exzu:
That's alright, I can just compile the kernel myself and add in overclocking for my own usage. I'm using 7.1.2 for daily use so once LineageOS hits it final build I'll let this phone sit on Nougat until it dies or I upgrade
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
Thanks. I think only serious *gammers* notice the difference. Even I can't feel any difference, either positive or negative.

I think it is possible. However, it is not accessible in KA (isn't it?), so I need to do some work to make it accessible to at least SP-Kernel Manager? However, is it really nice? If so, I shall try... :)

Good luck... :good:
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Henrea4:
Lol. Gaming was my sole motivation for rooting my phone in the first place. I think I just have way too high expectations. This phone will never perform like an S7 or S8 no matter how many tweaks you make. There just isn't enough under the hood. To be fair, though, this IS a 4 year old device now and the fact that it still performs at the level it does shows just how great a device the Galaxy s5 truly is. Thank you for taking the time to do all of this, though, especially since you don't game at all and get absolutely no benefit at all from adding oc to the kernel.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
New (stable-v13_r5) builds...

Hi guys,

New kernel version (Stable release: v13_r5) for Nougat ROMs are now available to download.

For detailed change-logs, please visit here...

Please note:

Spectrum-based "Performance Tweaks" are added to the kernel and should be accessible (can someone test and report?, I'm now on Oreo) in SmartPack-Kernel Manager (v3.5 onwards) or the Original Spectrum Kernel Manager.

Download links can be found below as well as in SmartPack-Kernel Manager. Enjoy...

/* Downloads */

https://sunilpaulmathew.github.io/downloads/
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Drhedphuk:
Thank you my friend.

EDIT: I have just downloaded & flashed with Smartpack manager, it was a breeze! Why have I never done that before? ??
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
SmartPack-Kernel Manager v3.8

Hi friends,

A new update of SmartPack-Kernel Manager (v3.8) is now available. For detailed change-logs, please visit here.

Either visit "About" page of App to access auto-update or manually download from GitHub release page (and within the app, see About page). Enjoy...
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] omgbossis21:
Hey guys, latest Oreo kernel & app here but still having issues with fast charge. It never switches to ac mode, always maxes out what I set USB on. Using 2 different chargers I was using on 14.1 w boeefla charging at 2k each charger. Verified they are still outputting that ma w wife's s5 on 14.1 boeffla. I originally used your modified boeffla 15.1 kernel but didn't notice if fast charge was working properly, any ideas?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
What you meant by "it never switches to ac mode"? Can't understand...

By the way, to apply custom charging rate (regardless of ac, usb or wl), fast charge should be in custom mode (not enabled). Further, please keep in mind that the ac charge rate may not work sometimes nicely (known issue of that driver), although I managed to achieve up to 2100 mA mostly.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] omgbossis21:
Attached is a pic where it displays "charging USB" and maxes out at any USB setting I use, never switching to ac to charge at the higher rate. On default settings it shows USB and charges at the set USB speed. I can unplug my phone and plug my wife's into the same charger and its 2000ma w boeffla on 14.1. If I turn USB back down it charges at the lower setting, its weird.