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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] iiiox:
I said "let's seal the topic."

It seems that the BRICK of my girlfriend's phone gives you so much fun. You just can't stop it?

On what base do you think you know the brick stuff more than I do?

To tell you the truth, after my girlfriend's phone got bricked, I DID A LOT EXPERIMENT on my own phone to reproduce the same brick (all failed) because I was/am not scared of it since my phone is still under guarantee.

No more eMMC, no more cwm.zip and as such forcing down my throat! PLEEEEEEEEEASE!

More importantly, STOP HERE!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Sean_FD2R:
Guys...Stop the bickering. Move on.

We are expecting something better later in the day not this. V13 launching soon....

sent via Gallardo N7k 2.0
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] clandestino123:
Lol!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] zeguym:
Is there any difference between OC edition than Standard edition beside it's overclocked ?

Is performance will be difference (if OC Version, set clock to 1.4ghz like standard one) ?

Because before this, in 11.3, when i used OC edition, it's got random reboot. When testing it with stress testing, it's also reboot, when i set it to max (1.6ghz).
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Formhault:
The only difference between the STD and the OC version is the overclocking, yes.

STD = CPU clock @ 1400 MHz max, GPU clock @ 267 MHz max (stock values).

OC = CPU clock @ 1600 MHz max, GPU clock @ 400 MHz max.

I used to use the OC version a few weeks ago (V9.x & V10.x), but now, I feel like I don't need it anymore. Games are smooth enough. Responsiveness of the system overall is fast enough. So... I'd rather not let my phone warm up a bit more ;) .

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Speaking of warming up... I'm on V12.5 (STD) since yesterday afternoon. Let the phone charge overnight, while it was on. Did not do a reboot in the morning. It just stabilised over night, I guess, or whatever.

I am with 0 bars of signal (network detection is still present, dunno how that works -.-), 0-1 bars of Wi-Fi (speed is great, though, dunno how that works either -.-)... Was browsing this topic with Tapatalk. In 10 minutes, phone did not get hot (like it used to)!!! Behind the camera, you know... where the motherboard/chipset is (for y'all to know that's where the mobo is, just in case you didn't :p ).

It got a BIT warmed up after 15 minutes, but it's still nothing. Could be because that in the room temperature dropped a bit, but I dunno... The phone usually gets VERY HOT.

Will test throughout the day. Can't wait for winter - reason = so my phone stays cooler more. Like that's the only reason, haha.

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So lazy to formulate a proper answer? :D

I get it, but let me recap.

OK @ me asking you to remove the decimal point from the board temp.

CPU & board temp values refresh every time you enter About.

You're not going to add an environmental temp value output to About menu (shakes fist angrily), although there is such a sensor.

Am I right? C'mon, I must be :D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] hackerpoako:
so being in an oc kernel, warms the note drastically,? that explains every time i ran svz, or other glu games which are highly demanding
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] zeguym:
Thanks. Flashing standard version, does'n really need overclocked.

How about voltgroup ?

Mine is group A (18.11), is it bad or what ?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] maximo12345:
Gavin, you think I bricked the phone?

can u help me?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] ardicli2000:
Could you please upload v1.1 tar file for me dude?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] mzakirh:
Deep sleep no problems at all on V2 Ex :D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Nazar78:
yeah me too out of country... having recent nandroid just incase. V2 EX keeps getting better.keep it up Gavin!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] dannycanrock:
My ram 2

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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] monomer888:
Just to add to this (admittedly it doesn't point to how to fix anything), here's what Entropy512 said about it on the Franco kernel thread: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=26722994&postcount=3152
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] shaftenberg:
Which leads me to the question: which wifi driver do the stock kernels (LPY, LQ3) use?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] ardicli2000:
Dude, could you please upload the files (at least .tar file) to another server?

Whenever I try to download the files, links are broken. d-h.st servers do not seem to be good at all. Maybe they can be uploaded to xda servers. File sizes are not so big.

And last but not least, is it possible to keep the links for all of the versions?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] dannycanrock:
Stock Ics kernal Ram 808 mb

RAM on v1 is 774 mb :S

RAM on v2 is 754 mb :S:S

why is that i flashed stock ics kernal again my ram got back to 808 mb ??????
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] mzakirh:
+1:o
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] tushardoultani:
+1
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] jaskiratsingh:
True... ram displaying is less than stock kernel. The developer can throw some light on it, whether it is used internally or lost?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] g.lewarne:
its all used internally

doubled framebuffer

doubled GPU memory allocation

more than doubled pmem for android surface (surface_flinger)

its not lost just used for important things - hence some of the reason why this kernel so smooth :good:

BY THE WAY v2b kernels out with initramfs changes - check your antutu scores now :P

i also think i know how to get bootanimation.zip working, perhaps in next release:cyclops:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] ardicli2000:
Links are OK :) I already downloaded v2b.

I just needed to use VPN ;)

BTW, will intramfs changes do good for daily usage instead of synthetic benchmarks ;)?

I believe so but i wanted to ask anyway...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] g.lewarne:
Oh yes indeed!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] shaftenberg:
Have you changed the wifi driver also? I mean, from module to compiled?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] g.lewarne:
No not yet
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] pandey18:
Wow v2b flies! Thank you!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] ardicli2000:
As long as i find original kernel file for JPLPD, i will install it :(

Does it really fly???

Is there anyway to extract my kernel from the phone as a tar file. Or at least zip file for CWM. I will have CWM if I install NoteCore Kernel :D.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] dannycanrock:
First thing I think u living in Jordan I know what u talking about if u want the original one just download the firmware the tar one then extract it u will find it there or flash ics again u will get the kernal back but make sure to flash gb first then flash ics I know u r scared about ur warranty lol have fun its really amazing kernel

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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] boboev:
These have been the most amusing couple of days ever since I started reading XDA dev forums and started to test and flash this and that since the days of my good old Galaxy Tab.

In something like 40 hours I have flashed all your kernels, Gavin - 1.1, 1.1b EX, 1.2b EX, 1.3 EX, 2.0 EX and finally 2b EX

I think I'm addicted :cyclops: While reading very carefully before flashing 1.1, the next versions I have flashed in the public transport, while in the toilet, last night I flashed 1.3 while being in a nightclub at a party, this morning, still hungover, just opened my eyes, grabbed my phone, checked the thread and even before getting out of bed flashed 2.0 and half an hour ago I was watching a movie and during the commercial break decided to check what's new and there it was - 2b EX :)

I have had no problems at all with all the versions mentioned above and I can firmly say that although I haven't had the chance to really test the performance of some of them, like 1.3 EX for example, I can say that they're getting better and better.

THANK YOU, GAVIN!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Formhault:
SVZ = Samurai vs. Zombies defense? That's not a really hungry game, so-to-say. It would warm up even more when playing games like Asphalt 7, GTA, Pocket Legends and such...

Anyway, being on an overclocked kernel does increase the temperature of the chipset, since the voltage is a bit higher. Naturally :p

I personally find the STD version enough ;)

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Can't say whether that's good or bad. As long as you're not having problems (random reboots, freezes and such), I'd say you're fine ;) .

Mine is VoltGroup:B [22,25]. Yours is A, because the board is just different... There are also C types, but oh well...

Gavin tweaked every volt group so voltages are fine for all types (A, B, C), so nobody gets their phone too hot or problematic, you know...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] lee yun khong:
Binary count or yellow triangle will appear if you did flash tar file from pc odin. And pc odin consider very safe.

You are not neccessary to go back gingerbread for flashing custom tw kernel or custom ics base rom. ( read the installation method twice at the OP and ask if doesnt understand before proceed to further)

Just to remind you that, NEVER do full wipe or nandroid restore on unsafe kernel.

Good luck mate.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] gideonrs:
@Gavin: awesome! Thankyou, my friend :) -I posted the same line on your ROM thread :D -
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] joyo22:
Same issue here. Phone sleeps extremely well but screen-on consumption is absurdly high,

I don't use any kind of screen protector and my brightness is set at 26%.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] LowDef:
I believe that there is nothing one can do on the software to reduce the screen battery consumption, it would directly be hardware requirement.

Sent from my GT-N7000
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Formhault:
Screen protectors

Alright, I'm going to chime in about screen protectors (doing a bit of off-topic every once in a while, hehe).

I used a screen protector from Samsung, I believe. It was clear. Screen was very nice. Fingerprints-proof... NOT. Grease-proof... NOT. Hard to clean. Oh well...

I noticed that my Note, at 0% brightness, is so much brighter than my previous phones (Galaxy S2, Galaxy Nexus) at 0% brightness... so I said what the hell, let's install an anti-glare screen protector (Celly, which are to be considered rather crappy). I'm using that anti-glare screen protector since 3 weeks ago, and I'm very pleased with it. Although the screen quality has degraded (since it's anti-glare, has a matte finish), and color reproduction did shift a bit (Temple Run colors seem a bit washed out), I'm very pleased with the fact that it DOES reduce the brightness A BIT (A BIT ! NOT MUCH ! JUST A TINY LITTLE BIT ! -.-).

If you want your brightness to go even lower, try Privacy screen protectors. They have a higher degree of anti-glare treatment... or something like that.

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When this anti-glare screen protector gets scratched (this kind of screen protectors tend to get scratched easier than clear ones) or simply starts to annoy me beyond madness, I'll buy & install a Guardline Ultraclear screen protector.

I wish we had Sigen SGP, Zagg and such... but this ain't 'merrica :rolleyes:

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The screen of the note is brighter than the Galaxy S2's or the Galaxy Nexus's. At least at lowest-brightness point (0%). At maximum brightness, the S2 is brighter than the Note :/ .

Also, since we're talking about this... A Galaxy S2's camera seems to fare better than my Note's camera. Both phones' screens at full brightness. S2 runs GB, my Note runs ICS (CleaNote), of course. Not sure if that matters but anyway... I thought the cameras are the same -.-

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Besides, our Notes' screens are supposed to consume much power, of course, since we have an insanely high resolution spread out on an insanely huge display :) .

Even on smaller phones, the screen is the main factor that drains battery... on the Note, expect that to be even more hungry...

In conclusion, the Note, with all its processing power and screen size + resolution, lasts just as much as a dual core phone coupled with a ~4" qHD resolution and a1900 mAh battery (Motorola ATRIX, for example) :D .
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Kikouyou:
Gavin

I am on rocket 10 with 12.5 loaded cwr

Group b

All :good:

But may have some instability on Bluetooth over time (1 day of operation) (fixed by reboot)

Instability shown as dysfunctional remote control and sound disconnections even in very close distance.

I thought this was coming from my new parrot zik headset initially, but rebooting the headset was not solving the issue.

Hot reboot (rocket feature) did not solved it too. I had to do a full reboot...

Will report back if I can reproduce it
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] rom08:
I just looked at the ram min free and found them very strange. They are really different from stock or speed mod ones. Is this normal ?

Envoyé depuis mon GT-N7000
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] monomer888:
Sorry to be picky, but I think those GPU values are the switched? Isn't the GPU @ 400 MHz on the OC kernel?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Formhault:
Whoops, my bad. You're right. It's the other way around :D . I edited my initial post where I stated that, right now.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] clandestino123:
Gday folks, serious comment now.

May or may not be kernel related, so feel free to ignore.

When I transfer files (5 or 6 folder's worth of MP3's) to the phone via MTP, it seems to completely hog the phone.

At first I thought that I couldn't do any other tasks on the phone. Then I realised, there was actually a really big lag/delay occurring during transfer.

Is this normal? can it be avoided/rectified?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Formhault:
When you transfer something over to the phone via MTP, "Synchronizing..." appears on the screen, right? While that is on the screen, you can not do anything else (pull down the notification bar, press the home button, read messages etc.).

Is that what you're talking about?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] g.lewarne:
Mtp has always been like that in it really bogs it down.

Usb mass storage mode much better and you can usebthenphone at the same time
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] g.lewarne:
Yep that is what i set it too
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Formhault:
In Fusion, for example, when you connect your phone to USB it automatically prompts you if you want to enable Mass Storage (pulldown notification). How about adding that in CleaNote next time? :D

Yea, I realise that is off-topic... :p

Sent from my GT-N7000
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] g.lewarne:
ill look into it:good:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] clandestino123:
yes thats it

To be honest, I just plug in the phone and transfer, heh heh :good:

have a good weekend guys !
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] alekhkhanna:
+1. Deep sleep is perfect but the moment the screen turns on, it guzzles battery like a Ferrari guzzles petrol ! But then it runs like a Ferrari as well, so no complaints ! :p
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] incisivekeith:
I can confirm this too. As soon as I start using the phone the battery drops 1% every 3-4 minutes. Is this an anomaly or is everyone else experiencing this too on the std kernel?

I switched to this kernel from speedmod and like it so far, but battery consumption when the screen is on, is concerning me.

Edit: just noted the previous poster posted the same thing.

Criskelo 4.04 ICS LRK v11.2, LRK Modem, Notecore STD 12.5 kernel, Carrier: AT&T (US)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] DrADP:
I've tried every kernel (std, oc, uni...) since the start. From my experience v12 is the best (9.3 not far behind). Flashed v12.5oc this morning (12 hours ago) and it does chew thru the battery. Back to 12oc for now. I'm on stock lrk with only 15 toggle mod. seems strange that it should be so different. I love flashing your kernels Gavin. I shall name my first born after you!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Hali666:
Hi all,

Just want to ask with Cassies extra lite rom and this kernel would it be ok to keep his 98system_tweaks in init.d which has the thunderbolt stuff in there amongst other things or should i get rid of the script entirely? ?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] g.lewarne:
Ok thats a bit, um weird :D

as for the battery thing, i suddenly realised just now that i compiled 12.5 with a different toolchain than i intended (duh!)

i will have a public release to resolve this soon, as well as a slight teeny tiny increase in the lowest frequency level voltages (875>900 still well under stock)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Formhault:
25mV... you call that teeny tiny? Heck, that could kill a fly!!!

So the reported battery drain could be because of that toolchain?

Speaking of toolchains... You've dumped Linaro for good, right?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] DrADP:
just kidding about the first born...maybe the second. Thanks again for all your support in this thread. Note development seemed stagnant for a while there before your first Rom especially when Franco decided to leave.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Tassos_i:
For me, all versions starting from 11oc and above have the same battery issues : fast battery draining, overheating and not so coherent battery statistics (but, I do not care that much). Yesterday, I flashed for some hours v10.2uni and it worked just fine.Performance wise, v12.5oc is at the same level as 10.2uni and 9.3ex, v10.2uni being my favorite as it is fast (antutu 8050), has a normal battery drainage, and absolutely no connectivity problems (BT, wifi, usb, etc).
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] g.lewarne:
I dont have any unusual drain on 12.5....but then everyones phone is different.

I have not dumped linaro for good necessarily...in fact im testing a newer toolchain from them as well as some different compiler flags
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Formhault:
I don't see unusual dran on 12.5. As a matter of fact, although I'm on very fluctuating 2G, battery seems to last better than before. Also, phone gets less hot! At least during basic operations such as browsing a web page, Tapatalk, Play Store or playing Coin Doser / Temple Run. It also did not get as hot as it used to, during a game of Dark Legends (which is somewhat power hungry).

:good:

So we should expect V15 anytime soon :D haha
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] incisivekeith:
My battery dropped 35% in an hour while I'm using the Note.

Criskelo 4.04 ICS LRK v11.2, LRK Modem, Notecore STD 12.5 kernel, Carrier: AT&T (US)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] LowDef:
I noticed a funny % battery shown fluctuating that after turn off screen for a while and turn it back on, the battery increased 1-2% somehow.

Sent from my GT-N7000
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Formhault:
Maybe that ROM has scripts that somehow interfere with the kernel...? I don't really know, I'm just saying...

Erm... you're not using the I717 (Note for AT&T), right? You have the N7000 (International) version, right? I mean, if it wasn't the latter, you wouldn't be able to flash these, I suppose...

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I noticed that, too! Usually, when I charge my phone while it's off, I turn it on and it's showing 99%, but after a few minutes, when I unlock it, it shows 100%. :confused:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Kcube989:
One time I noticed mine go from 6% to 15% after leaving my phone idle :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] nfribeiro:
How can we go back to samsung original bootanimation. Is it advisable?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] androiadicted:
For start you should decrease charge time dramatically. Far charge is nice but when you take it of charger you loose in the first ten minutes 10% That's a fact.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Formhault:
I suspect that rapidly tapping the phone for several minutes would charge it at a rate of 2 amps per second. :eek:

No seriously, what the f#$k?

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Far charge?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] incisivekeith:
I am using Criskelo's ROM and the ROM could be a factor, but I don't believe it is, as my results with the same ROM and other kernels are not the same as on this kernel. As you have read, some other people have similar issues, and as you said, you used the wrong toolchain for 12.5, so maybe the battery issue will go away in the next version.

Criskelo 4.04 ICS LRK v11.2, LRK Modem, Notecore STD 12.5 kernel, Carrier: AT&T (US)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] androiadicted:
fast.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] M3TALLICA:
Kicks arse while gaming. Its damn fast.

I would also like to congrats Gavin for +500,000 views. I appreciate your hard work. :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] androiadicted:
Why not make a kernel with safe default values and compatible with set cpu ore voltage control so we can uv the phone by them self.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] monomer888:
There are countless battery threads on the Note and GS2 threads. Our Note and the GS2 share the same fuel gauge hardware, I'm led to believe. I'm going to link to Entropy512 again for the technical details as he seems to explain it well:

Source: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=18677485&postcount=31

He goes on to explain in a later post that there's probably a 2-3% error rate anyway and doesn't advise doing battery calibration cycles, as the gauge is designed to correct itself over time. See here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=22470574&postcount=192

This might go some way to explain some of the inconsistencies with fuel gauge readings, but in most cases it just needs time to settle. I try not to worry about mine too much, I just need my battery to last the day. :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Formhault:
Battery drain caused by network?

Check out this thread guys :) .

And this video. Actually, that is the part 2 of the first video. I suggest you watch them both.

Aaaaaaaaaand check out this app.

Someone reported in the app reviews that it has worked on his Galaxy Note and improved his battery life.

I just installed it and turned Fast Dormancy off. Although I'm in an area that barely has 2G (GPRS) signal, I will see how everything goes next week, when I'll be in a 3G(+) rich area (hopefully) - as Fast Dormancy is supposed to be available on 3G networks only (if carrier has it).

I doubt my carrier (Cosmote) has it, since they're kind of way behind others (Orange and Vodafone) in terms of internet speed and call quality...

Oh well... I made my point. Buzzing out now.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] ardicli2000:
v12,5 std really drains battery SO fast. I can se it decreases minute by minute :S

v9std was the best for battery for me. MAybe it is bacuse of toolchain. Battery was lasting more than 2 days with 2G and decent use. :p

Really, it was awesome.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Elusivo:
hi gavin

I'm sure I'm not alone in this, won't you consider doing a 1700MHz oc version?

It worked flawlessly on GB and my asphalt 7 really needs it xD i can't use gamma luminance on it for jaw breaking reflections cause the game gets a bit slow on some tracks with it on, maybe the extra 100MHz will give the needed humpf to use it ^^