[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] Oswald Boelcke:
:good:

I volunteer for that. Maybe this afternoon...

P.S. What's the difference between "...beta3..." and "...test1..."?

EDIT: @stratonz In current system, uninstalled all overlays and uninstalled Substratum due to former bad experiences after re-flashes. Created my Nandroid backup. ROM installed: RR-N-v5.8.3-20170605-i9305-Official-HWC, flashed boeffla-kernel-6.1-boeffled-HWC-stratonz-test1-LxSM_6.0-LOS14.1-i9305.

Reboot in usual timelines without issues. Root, SIM/baseband available. At least for me important, microG available and working (last tick in self-test missing 'cause location was disabled).

Boeffla Config didn't initialise; rebooted and now it initialised.

I fully concur this kernel is extremely limited as to be seen in screenshots e.g. only three governors available.

Last screenshot taken at 1311 hrs, first unintended hard reboot at about 1330 hrs while charging.

Currently charging the device to take an idle dump in airplane mode in order to especially assess kernel wakelocks.

EDIT (2017-06-13): @stratonz Attached two BBS idle dumps, the first one was taken in Airplane Mode, the second one while connected in a stable WiFi environment. Further, I attached a screenshot showing that the system was running nearly 17 hours without a reboot; however, just when having unplugged the device it went into a reboot after about a minute or so.

BBS dump in Airplane Mode

6 h 47 s

Level lost [%]: Bat.: -5%(100% to 95%) [0,8%/h]

Deep Sleep (): 6 h 3 m 40 s 100,0%

Awake (Screen Off) (): 2 m 6 s 0,6%

Screen On (): 25 s 0,1%

Doze Interactive Time (): 24 s 0,1%

Screen dark (): 23 s 0,1%

Screen dimmed (): 1 s 0,0%

"PowerManagerService.WakeLocks" (): 50 s Cnt(c/wc/ec)67/0/0 0,2%

"battery-monitor" (): 47 s Cnt(c/wc/ec)43/0/44 0,2%

"mdm_hsic_pm0" (): 22 s Cnt(c/wc/ec)49/0/0 0,1%

"alarm" (): 18 s Cnt(c/wc/ec)70/0/0 0,1%

"battery-update" (): 14 s Cnt(c/wc/ec)5/0/6 0,1%

"alarm_rtc" (): 8 s Cnt(c/wc/ec)43/36/2 0,0%

Overall, the device slept very well. Extremely nice kernel wakelocks.

BBS dump with WiFi enabled

6 h 39 m 40 s

Level lost [%]: Bat.: -7%(100% to 93%) [1,1%/h]

Deep Sleep (): 6 h 25 m 22 s 96,4%

Awake (Screen Off) (): 13 m 47 s 3,4%

Screen On (): 31 s 0,1%

Wifi On (): 6 h 39 m 40 s 100,0%

Wifi Running (): 6 h 39 m 40 s 100,0%

Doze Interactive Time (): 29 s 0,1%

Screen dark (): 13 s 0,1%

Screen dimmed (): 18 s 0,1%

"battery-monitor" (): 5 m 6 s Cnt(c/wc/ec)301/0/302 1,3%

"wlan_rx_wake" (): 4 m 39 s Cnt(c/wc/ec)343/0/343 1,2%

"PowerManagerService.WakeLocks" (): 4 m 7 s Cnt(c/wc/ec)3496/0/0 1,0%

"mdm_hsic_pm0" (): 2 m 31 s Cnt(c/wc/ec)350/0/0 0,6%

"alarm_rtc" (): 2 m 1 s Cnt(c/wc/ec)288/38/25 0,5%

"wlan_wd_wake" (): 1 m 56 s Cnt(c/wc/ec)926/0/0 0,5%

"alarm" (): 54 s Cnt(c/wc/ec)252/0/0 0,2%

"wlan_wake" (): 21 s Cnt(c/wc/ec)3871/128/0 0,1%

"battery-update" (): 20 s Cnt(c/wc/ec)7/0/8 0,1%

"unknown_wakeups" (): 20 s Cnt(c/wc/ec)42/0/42 0,1%

Very satisfied with that log, too, knowing that the email client regularly updated and the messenger checked connectivity with its server.

Currently, having kmsg logging enabled to get hopefully a shot of a reboot. Maybe it can provide evidence of the event that triggers a reboot.

EDIT (2017-06-14): @stratonz: Device is now running for 27.5 hours in airplane mode without a reboot. kmsg also still running and has already a size of 1 MB. Going to continue for a few hours.

Attached a new BBS dump :good: - please make up your own mind:

Statistic Type: Unplugged to Current

Since 1 d 50 m 5 s

Level lost [%]: Bat.: -7%(96% to 89%) [0,3%/h]

Voltage lost [mV]: (4205-4127) [3,1%/h]

Deep Sleep (): 1 d 31 m 8 s 98,7%

Awake (Screen Off) (): 6 m 22 s 0,4%

Screen On (): 12 m 35 s 0,8%

Doze Interactive Time (): 12 m 31 s 0,8%

Screen dark (): 17 s 0,0%

Screen dimmed (): 12 m 18 s 0,8%

"battery-monitor" (): 3 m 1 s Cnt(c/wc/ec)168/0/169 0,2%

"PowerManagerService.WakeLocks" (): 1 m 57 s Cnt(c/wc/ec)285/0/0 0,1%

"mdm_hsic_pm0" (): 1 m 25 s Cnt(c/wc/ec)189/0/0 0,1%

"alarm" (): 1 m 13 s Cnt(c/wc/ec)305/0/0 0,1%