I apologize in advance if this has been covered somewhere, some quick XDA and google searches returned nothing, and the stickies don't seem to cover it either.
I stayed completely stock until ICS roms started being released, and all I currently have is a working knowledge of how to go about safely rooting and flashing ROMs, kernels, and modems (obtained by reading stickies). With that in mind, can anyone explain what do all the features associated with these new ICS kernels mean? I read the changelogs and everything goes over my head. Even the changelogs for the Gingerbread kernels are beyond me.
If there is a pre-existing thread/post where I can find this information, kindly direct me and I'll read it (and probably come back with more questions). Otherwise, please help a noob understand what it all means, so that I can make an informed decision about which kernel I want to flash.
....Yeah, I'm kinda asking to be spoonfed. Sorry
Well I'll answer what I can, I am by no means an expert.
The Changelogs for a Kernel contain a list of what was changed from one version to the next. Sometimes they are simple [-added code to stop phone from blowing up], sometimes more complex [-merged something I don't understand into something else I don't understand]. The rule of thumb I use for Kernels is what gives the best performance for the battery/stability?
Siyah's Kernels have a unique dual boot option, are very stable and give great battery life, with good performance.
The NEAK Kernel, has outstanding performance, great battery life and seems rock solid.
Entropy's Kernels give good performance, great battery life, and are bulletproof in stability.
As it's so easy to change from one Kernel to another, play with them. If you don't like one, feel free to change to another. (just make sure you use a Kernel cleaner script before doing so).
As for a good post to read, XDA is filled with them, but I cannot think of an 'all in one' post to go read. What I know I have gleaned over spending hours reading, every day.
Modems are similar, in that some work better in some area's than others. Navigate with your phone's browser to www.speakeasy.net/speedtest and test them. There is even a post here with maps that give an idea of what Modem works best in a given location.
If you follow the instructions, flashing Kernels/Modems on this phone is crazy easy and little risk. Sorry I cannot point you to an all in one post though. Perhaps some of the other guys here can link something more authoritative than what I have posted.
Good reading can be found in the following articles.
http://developer.android.com/sdk/android-2.3-highlights.html
http://developer.android.com/sdk/android-3.0-highlights.html
http://www.android.com/about/ice-cream-sandwich/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_version_history
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Well I'll answer what I can, I am by no means an expert.
The Changelogs for a Kernel contain a list of what was changed from one version to the next. Sometimes they are simple [-added code to stop phone from blowing up], sometimes more complex [-merged something I don't understand into something else I don't understand]. The rule of thumb I use for Kernels is what gives the best performance for the battery/stability?
Siyah's Kernels have a unique dual boot option, are very stable and give great battery life, with good performance.
The NEAK Kernel, has outstanding performance, great battery life and seems rock solid.
Entropy's Kernels give good performance, great battery life, and are bulletproof in stability.
As it's so easy to change from one Kernel to another, play with them. If you don't like one, feel free to change to another. (just make sure you use a Kernel cleaner script before doing so).
As for a good post to read, XDA is filled with them, but I cannot think of an 'all in one' post to go read. What I know I have gleaned over spending hours reading, every day.
Modems are similar, in that some work better in some area's than others. Navigate with your phone's browser to www.speakeasy.net/speedtest and test them. There is even a post here with maps that give an idea of what Modem works best in a given location.
If you follow the instructions, flashing Kernels/Modems on this phone is crazy easy and little risk. Sorry I cannot point you to an all in one post though. Perhaps some of the other guys here can link something more authoritative than what I have posted.
Good reading can be found in the following articles.
http://developer.android.com/sdk/android-2.3-highlights.html
http://developer.android.com/sdk/android-3.0-highlights.html
http://www.android.com/about/ice-cream-sandwich/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_version_history
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Thanks for your help, I sincerely appreciate it
To be honest though, I kind of already knew most of what you posted I do know what a changelog actually is. I know that modems are location dependent and it's easy to flash between multiple ones (KH7 seems to work best for me). I knew that Siyah offers dual-booting, don't *really know* what Neak offers (but the thread and changelog seem to indicate high stability), and I know that of course, Entropy is freaking bulletproof (which is why I use his ). I guess I didn't truly know kernels are phone-dependent, but I had a sense given what I've heard about people having varying results with OC/UV.
Which brings me to my next point. I have a rough idea of what overclocking is, not so much with undervolting, but lucky for me that doesn't interest me. What does intrigue me and what I would like to know about are some of the other features that kernels can implement. Examples are:
-Init.d Support: What is this and what does it do?
-Entropy's Legacy Gingerbread hotplug code (including all tuning features from the final GB DD release): same questions
-Governors: Ondemand, LulzactiveV2(default), Performance, Conservative (module), Lazy (module). What's a governor?
-Schedulers: BFQv3-R2, Noop, SIO, VR (default). What's a scheduler? How's it different from a governor?
-Support for Voodoo Louder! is there a thread on this?
-CIFS, FUSE, CUSE Support (modules) more modules? are they the same as governors?
-Many other similar questions
Sorry for the bombard of questions, but I hope this thread eventually will prove useful to other noobs like myself.
-Init.d Support: What is this and what does it do? Read http://www.ghacks.net/2009/04/04/get-to-know-linux-the-etcinitd-directory/
-Entropy's Legacy Gingerbread hotplug code (including all tuning features from the final GB DD release): same questions - Hot plugging answers can be found in the post below. It's got to do with turning on the 2nd processor core.
-Governors: Ondemand, LulzactiveV2(default), Performance, Conservative (module), Lazy (module). What's a governor?
Everything you ever wanted to know about Kernels can be found here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1369817
-Schedulers: BFQv3-R2, Noop, SIO, VR (default). What's a scheduler? How's it different from a governor? See link above
-Support for Voodoo Louder! is there a thread on this? - No clue, I'm old, to me Voodoo is a video card made my 3DFX.
-CIFS, FUSE, CUSE Support (modules) more modules? are they the same as governors? - See post above.
See if that answers your questions.
For some interesting reading, read the 2ndinit post found here, http://cvpcs.org/blog/2011-06-14/2nd-init._what_it_is_and_how_it_works
This is what allowed us to install custom ROMS on locked bootloader Motorola phones last year. Good stuff.
In fact the XDA post I linked I think was what you were initially looking for. I know I learned a lot lol.
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Even more posts/links http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=23139337&postcount=2
Go to the bottom of the post, more information there. The OP is about NEAK settings (which is what I am using).
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Everything you ever wanted to know about Kernels can be found here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1369817
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This is exactly what I was looking for! I think I may have come across it before, but I probably ignored it since I didn't think there would be so many kernel options for our phone (that was before ICS source drop). The OP of that thread has another kernel related thread in his signature, dedicated to how ICS kernels are different, too.
I find it really useful knowledge. Perhaps this should be added to the sticky of reference links? What do you guys think, especially Red5 (if you see this)?
Anyway, THANK YOU WINK!
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I've been browsing the development threads for weeks now and the more I read the more confused I get regarding which Kernel to use on my GS2 (XXKG2). I guess like everybody I'd like the best combination between maximum speed, battery durability and safety.
At the moment I'm using stock with CPU Master.
Any thoughts?
Hm, tough thing to answer.
Chainfire root- The simplest one out there. Keeps the kernel close to Stock.
Ninphetamine- Supports BLN, Overclocking, Voltage Tweaks etc.
There are few others too, but as I haven't tried them won't comment. Any kernel can be used with Stock firmware. Can't say about Custom firmwares as I am not interested.
Regards.
[KERNEL] SpeedMod SGS2 [K1-T27 CWM4 CIFS ROOT]
Forget about Ninphetamine unless you want to overclock.
neophyte's mirage kernel is also good for batt life. it has finer tweak settings for voltages as compared to other kernels.
I've tried them all ninpo kernel and speedmod are two of the best. Currently using the tweaked speedmod by rage which allows undervolting. Ninpo kernel gives excellent standby idle rate.
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I like speedmod because i dont bother about BLN or overclocking. (1.2 GHz not good enough for you? ) And i find the governer to be more aggressive and stable on speedmod. It spends more time on the lower frequencies too, saving more battery.
I'm trying the speedmod kernel but even though the benchmark is higher it doesn't seem as fast as the original XXKG2. For instance, I'm using "Photo Wall live wallpaper" and whenever I wake up the phone it takes like a second to refresh and load the photos...this didn't happen with XXKG2 (it was instantaneous).
What is a faster but still stable kernel alternative?
You could ask a 100 people and get 100 different answers.
The kernel that is best for you is the one you try and like the best. Just because one person likes a kernel doesn't mean you will as you've already found out.
Man up, do some downloading and find out for yourself.
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You could ask a 100 people and get 100 different answers.
The kernel that is best for you is the one you try and like the best. Just because one person likes a kernel doesn't mean you will as you've already found out.
Man up, do some downloading and find out for yourself.
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How helpful. I think you might just have been Ghandi in a different life.
There is a reason why I've posted this in the Q&A instead of in the development section where I would probably get an answer like yours.
I don't take chances with a 600us$ phone and won't be installing all available kernels when I can get advice here first (the reason forums like this actually exists and the reason why I love them...well, most of the time).
Photos live wallpaper etc would be more of a rom thing, than a kernel thing.
As far as best or what have you kernel, there is no best, i find ninphetamine to be good, you may not, and this might just end up turning into another thread of generic repetition and general uselessness.
The best way is to try them, as the person above said.
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I am using KG6 with ninpheghamine 2.1.3 and quick and giving me almost two days of battery life but again maybe other kernels out there are better. You can try other ones and compare.
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How helpful. I think you might just have been Ghandi in a different life.
There is a reason why I've posted this in the Q&A instead of in the development section where I would probably get an answer like yours.
I don't take chances with a 600us$ phone and won't be installing all available kernels when I can get advice here first (the reason forums like this actually exists and the reason why I love them...well, most of the time).
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Christ on a bike. You do understand what you are getting into when you start dicking around with your phone and custom kernels don't you? You don't take chances with a 600 dollar phone - I'm afraid you are doing, everytime you install any custom rom or custom kernel. However there is no more risk in installing one custom kernel than another custom kernel (when they are out of beta anyway), but what people prefer is massively subjective! Theres no such thing as "the most balanced kernel" because people have differing views on which kernel offers this for them.
If your not sure about a kernel why not read the thread for that kernel and see what feedback its got. If you open a thread like this you'll get a ton of differing answers as you've seen already and its not going to keep you happy.
Sorry if you don't find my advice helpful, but I've managed to find the ROM I like and the kernel I like by TRYING them. Neither of which have been mentioned in this thread by the way, but I'm not going to say its best for you, because you likely use your phone for different scenarios than me.
If your going to step into the brave world of custom kernels, rooting, roms, themes, mods etc the best thing you can do - and I say this genuinely, and meaning to be helpful - is to read up on said things and try the ones you like the sound of and you trust to be safe.
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Photos live wallpaper etc would be more of a rom thing, than a kernel thing.
As far as best or what have you kernel, there is no best, i find ninphetamine to be good, you may not, and this might just end up turning into another thread of generic repetition and general uselessness.
The best way is to try them, as the person above said.
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Thanks. I've been reading good things about ninphetamine. I will give it a try.
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Couldn't this be GPU related? Do you think apps like Chainfire3D or Overclocking free (GPU/CPU) would fix it?
I've flashed both now and used both. For normal usage, they both feel similar, however if you run an Antutu bench it clearly shows that Entropy's DD is much better. When running multiple apps the DD seems better as well. Both are able to OC/UV.
What's the benefit of one over the other? Has anyone else seen similar issue with performance being 'worse' with Siyah?
Running UnNamed 2.2.1 rom.
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I've flashed both now and used both. For normal usage, they both feel similar, however if you run an Antutu bench it clearly shows that Entropy's DD is much better. When running multiple apps the DD seems better as well. Both are able to OC/UV.
What's the benefit of one over the other? Has anyone else seen similar issue with performance being 'worse' with Siyah?
Running UnNamed 2.2.1 rom.
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This should be in Q&A
oops, sorry...mods can move if they feel the need
Actually, most ROM comparison threads get closed. Only you can decide which is best for your device and usage. Specific questions about a particular ROM should be in Q&A or in that ROM's thread in Dev. Perhaps a little time reading the FAQ and doing some searches is in order, newbie.
I would post in the dev's thread...however I can't post in the dev's thread because I have less than 10 posts. Hence the question in general which should have gone into QA.
anyway, I did do some searching, compared features, but from the looks of it Siyah would be the faster of the two but my phone says different
Just post in the Off Topic forum to get your post count up so you can post in Dev. That's what most people do.
Ahhhh. thanks I'll take your advice.
Thread moved to Q&A.
Also, one kernel may perform better for you but not that person over there... and vice versa. Everyone really just needs to try them all out and see which one they like, thats going to be the best comparison and then you will get the most out of your phone.
I'm confused about undervolting. I don't exactly understand what the numbers mean. I know I can get better battery life through successful undervolting, but I have no clue how to do it.
I'm currently running Euphoria RC2.1 with the Kiss 5.1 kernel.
Could someone explain what the numbers mean, and how to choose said numbers?
Check out these articles for a pretty good overview of undervolting:
http://bigfatreality.blogspot.com/2012/03/guide-to-undervolt-android-safely.html
http://bigfatreality.blogspot.com/2012/04/complete-android-undervolting-guide.html
If you haven't already also checkout Woodrube's better battery life guide:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1389069
For more technical information on kernel govenors, cpu tweaks, etc., the best source is droidphile's guide here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1369817
Thanks for the nod JR.
In my guide (post # 2) there are examples of Overclocking and Undervolting from some users that were on MIUI and the voltages that work for them.
Here is a short thread with some ICS OC/UV #'s from some advanced users that know what they are doing. YMMV so what works for them, JR, me may not work for you, as far as exact numbers.
Words of advice: Step down you UV by increments of -25 and see if they work. If not you will know b/c you will get a random reboot right in the middle of some app or task that you are doing that is drawing too much power. That is an indication that you UV'd too much. Step it up and then keep testing.
Important part-------> DO NOT SET ON BOOT until you know for a fact that they are working. I usually UV and let it set with normal everyday use for 1 whole day. If it works fine, if not, then I can tune it accordingly and once I find that sweet spot, THEN I "Set On Boot"
Well, the title says it all. Which one is your personal favorite at the moment?
I am using the SiyahKernel, prefer this over stock although haven't tried Franco kernel yet.
Try them all and make up your own mind.
Any answer is really worthless and all subjective.
Nearly all users have different requirements and habits. Same could be said for ROMs.
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exactly, it comletely depends upon your choice and opinion. You can always read the feedback on those threads and decide whatever you want.
Just want to up the topic.
Sure everyone has his own opinion. But nobody tried to prepare some comparison between these two kernels.
Siyah has features like auto-root, overclocking, undervolting, insecure adb, init.d support, triangle-away app support, automatic EFS backup, ExFAT support, NTFS automounting for USB sticks…
I've tried to use Franco Kernel Updater - but there are very few options to tweak in comparison with ExTweaks for Siyah. Sure one enjoys terminal and changing files for tweaking kernel - but me not.
The only advantage of Franco as I see - full support of Supercurio Voodoo Sound - with partial one for Siyah. But I cannot state everybody are happy with that - just read this post.
Sure it is very personal opinion but I'd like to see some other pros'n'cons.
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Thank you, have a good day! XD
I'm running the ios 6 kernel on my gs3.. that thing is butter. By far the best kernel..
Please read the stickies. Best kernel threads are not allowed.. thread closed
Hi guys..
Introduction to this thread and why we actually needed it.
Since we have a great dev working for us non stop on kernels I actually noticed that it was difficult for yank himself to run across both the thread.
I felt that we can have a common thread for QnA’s & troubleshooting and of course describing the aroma settings and all other features of our Yank555.lu kernels ?
So this is how it goes here are the links to
Yank’s respective threads :
Yanks JB Samsung Awesomeness here
Yanks Cm/AOSP/AOKP Awesomness
The Aroma Settings are explained:
A.S.E. for Samsung ROMsA.S.E. for AOSP, CM, AOKP ROMs
The changelogs to respective kernels :
Changelogs for Samsung ROMs
Changelogs for AOSP, CM, AOKP ROMs
PS-I have taken permission from Yank555.lu and he knows wat i am doing
Directions
What to do & How to do it ... And what kind of help is to be expected here.
This is how we would like you to report your problem
Please indicate :
1---the Rom you are using
2---the configuration you have chosen in aroma
3---simplest and as to the point explanation possible of the problem you are facing !
And now comes the point of sharing !
Since we all will be using kernels with different settings and most of us will be satisfied some would not be some would be unsatisfied to a very large extent (I wish no one feels this way )
So share with us :
1---the settings that u have done or chosen in aroma
2---your results (free ram, battery life, etc.)
But yes please keep in mind we wont believe anything until we have seen it, so Screenshots should be added whenever possible !!!
Re: [Help][QnA][Troubleshooting][Sharing][OneStop JB/AOSP]Yank555.lu Kernels
Thanks for this, hopefully this will unclutter the dev threads!
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Thanks for this, hopefully this will unclutter the dev threads!
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I Hope for the same mate
This is the only reason i sent an inbox to Yank and asked for his permission..and he will be monitoring the thread and ofcrs we will have all the users here too
Nobody seems intrested..! Still Sharing
This is my limited usage on my s3..
Sotmax v15.. Yanks 3.2
yanksusQ.. 1.5ghz low..!!
the thread is dead.!
Just a heads up that the bold lines in post 2 show as black on black on Tapatalk with a dark background. Presumably it will be the same with the xda app.
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ROM Sotmax Ultimate V15
Kernel Yank555.lu-V3.2
Nice thread buddy ) I will post my screenshots soon. I'm on crdroid now with yank's latest kernel
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Nice thread buddy ) I will post my screenshots soon. I'm on crdroid now with yank's latest kernel
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Thanks
i kinda wanted to lessen traffic on yank's thread.. But it seems to be a failed attempt..!
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Thanks
i kinda wanted to lessen traffic on yank's thread.. But it seems to be a failed attempt..!
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Maybe with a little time it may change...
JP.
PS: I wanted to hit the thanks button, but I saw you have 555 thanx, that was too nice a figure for me to change it
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Maybe with a little time it may change...
JP.
PS: I wanted to hit the thanks button, but I saw you have 555 thanx, that was too nice a figure for me to change it
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no worries made
i made urs 5050 looks awwsome..! it wont stay 5050 fr more 2 mins m sure
why did his threads get closed? where to get his kernel now? i found his forum where i have to register to download, but apparently i have to be manually approved by an admin...
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why did his threads get closed? where to get his kernel now? i found his forum where i have to register to download, but apparently i have to be manually approved by an admin...
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Dev decided to close his own thread .
jje
Your link in OP seems to be problematic, at least with XDA apps, it goes to dead end link while I click it
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why did his threads get closed? where to get his kernel now? i found his forum where i have to register to download, but apparently i have to be manually approved by an admin...
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Dev decided to close his own thread .
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In fact, he actually decided to move them to a place better controlled than xda (really no trolling allowed).
My threads now are in my very own forum
JP.
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In fact, he actually decided to move them to a place better controlled than xda (really no trolling allowed).
My threads now are in my very own forum
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i see, thanks for adding me. one can hardly find your forum actually, i only managed to find it through this german forum http://www.android-hilfe.de/kernel-...7-yank555-jb-sammy-3-4-cm10-cm10-1-1-6-a.html over google (i was searching for "aosp yank555 i9305").
just wanted to ask a few more things as i didnt seem to find it in the features/changelog: will you be supporting abb, like its in the perseus kernel, as well as the rgb calibration? thanks for your work
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i see, thanks for adding me. one can hardly find your forum actually, i only managed to find it through this german forum http://www.android-hilfe.de/kernel-...7-yank555-jb-sammy-3-4-cm10-cm10-1-1-6-a.html over google (i was searching for "aosp yank555 i9305").
just wanted to ask a few more things as i didnt seem to find it in the features/changelog: will you be supporting abb, like its in the perseus kernel, as well as the rgb calibration? thanks for your work
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Nope and nope, because :
UV / ABB
I am convinced that UV brings close to nothing in battery life (for having tested this deeply on my Sensation and no difference measurable at -100mV which is quite more than many devices can take), hence I don't have it in my kernels and do not plan to add it as all it really will bring is people complaining about the kernel being unstable because they just overdid themselves with too much UV.
As for ABB, all I really believe this is good for is to allow for slightly more stability at high OC, that's nothing that I have in my kernels (1.6GHz is max) and I do not plan to go any higher anyway. Also, same applies for ABB, people don't really understand what it is and how it works, and ramdomly will play with it and then complain about the kernel being unstable.
So for my time's sake, I really don't need a thread filled with such posts, and since the threads are in my forum, I don't care either to have my thread look popular by that many kinds of posts either (just being sarcastic here)
Also, my highest goal is stability, and with decend battery, and I can't say my phone is unstable in any way, and I intend to keep it this way, and battery is pretty fine as well, and it's pretty snappy as well, so in fact I'm pretty happy with it as it is for now.
mdnie
I have no need for it, and I do not intend to include it. mdnie scenarios available in ROMs are good enough for me, AMOLED screens are anyway not good enough colorwise to be really well calibrated and I do not intend to do any kind of desktop publishing on my S3 either.
The good thing is, though, there are a few kernels to choose from the offer both by now
JP.
Yank555 said:
Nope and nope, because :
UV / ABB
I am convinced that UV brings close to nothing in battery life (for having tested this deeply on my Sensation and no difference measurable at -100mV which is quite more than many devices can take), hence I don't have it in my kernels and do not plan to add it as all it really will bring is people complaining about the kernel being unstable because they just overdid themselves with too much UV.
As for ABB, all I really believe this is good for is to allow for slightly more stability at high OC, that's nothing that I have in my kernels (1.6GHz is max) and I do not plan to go any higher anyway. Also, same applies for ABB, people don't really understand what it is and how it works, and ramdomly will play with it and then complain about the kernel being unstable.
So for my time's sake, I really don't need a thread filled with such posts, and since the threads are in my forum, I don't care either to have my thread look popular by that many kinds of posts either (just being sarcastic here)
Also, my highest goal is stability, and with decend battery, and I can't say my phone is unstable in any way, and I intend to keep it this way, and battery is pretty fine as well, and it's pretty snappy as well, so in fact I'm pretty happy with it as it is for now.
mdnie
I have no need for it, and I do not intend to include it. mdnie scenarios available in ROMs are good enough for me, AMOLED screens are anyway not good enough colorwise to be really well calibrated and I do not intend to do any kind of desktop publishing on my S3 either.
The good thing is, though, there are a few kernels to choose from the offer both by now
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Thanks for the extensive explanation, ill try your kernel out and see what it brings. About other kernels that support it, its so that im a bit limited by it as i have an i9305 and not an i9300 (had one before, but came to changing it for the i9305), so there are practically no non-cm/replacement kernels for aosp roms (apart from yours) and what it takes for samsung based roms, all of those custom ones for the i9305 are still "bloated" (thers none like anonorom for the i9300), so i prefer not to use them =/
again, thanks for your time and work.
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In fact, he actually decided to move them to a place better controlled than xda (really no trolling allowed).
My threads now are in my very own forum
JP.
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As many devs decide so to do in the interests of sanity .
jje
Just in case some don't know where to look, new kernel drops today in my forum (registration required), the various versions (MIUI, CM10.1, Sammy) will be available as I finish them.
PS: @ Mods, before hitting any moderation function, read this.