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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Formhault:
So... never drink 10 leters of water and hug a car battery :D .

My dad charged a car battery with an invertor which was outputting 50A. Then, to test if the battery was charged, he connected a wire (ends were metalic, the cable was plastic OF COURSE) to both terminals, and a huge big spark emerged. I bet if I'd touched those terminals, I'd be on cloud 9... unless the voltage was under 30V?

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Then you were wrong when you said that :D . Cause now you said I'm right (less voltage applied to a resistence = less current, which means less heat/power consumption).

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Yeah, I understood already :D .

Again, voltage is not what kills us alone... it is the resulting electricity (amperage) that does (since it'd mean pushing electrones FASTER than our bodies can resist).
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] g.lewarne:
i meant to say tegrak overclockig and setting the default 1100mv value :p

Bascially, for those not following our conversation

Lower voltage = lower current = lower power = less heat
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Formhault:
I got how voltage, resistence and amperage work (finally, hah).

Nevermind the car battery and headlight bulb. They're irrelevant to this topic. What we covered about CPU and undervolting, though, WAS :D .

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Now, that we got that covered...

Another thing that is tormenting me. You said you enabled 32bit colors in your kernel? I don't see any difference. What exactly is that supposed to do? Wallpapers look the same, games look the same... And the black crush/clipping on darker grays is still present (le me flipping le finger @ Sammy).

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Oh... Okay :p
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] g.lewarne:
:highfive:

I thought it might have been enabled, but it wasnt so didnt bother mentionign it again. I did find the correct place to set 32 bit colour but it would not boot, i had really pretty effects going on on my screen and it messed with all my data to the point that i had to full wipe and start from scratch - its not soemthing im going to bother with :eek:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] LazPL:
@Gavin: This is slightly off topic, but I can't find an answer anywhere:

I just got myself two spare "stock" Samsung batteries + a Samsung stand-alone charger for them. I was kind of planning to have several with me when on the go, but:

Does Android discern between different batteries + keep individual stats for them? If not, my intended use would simply get all of them "discalibrated"... Sorry for the confused wording, had a hard night out yesterday :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Stepp:
I am following, knowledge is never bad. Only I thinked lower voltage not affects also power
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] g.lewarne:
Actually im pretty sure you should be OK, as long as you follow some steps

Each battery contains a small voltage regulator, safety cut off and charge reporting chip (thats why there are 3 terminals on phone batterys - one is like the "interface" pin)

As long as you fully charge each battery one time in the phone to 100% i reckon it should work out as the actual battery levels are reported by these chips in the batteries, and not calculated in real time by the phone.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] hotboy_ist:
Come on cant wait v11..... :))
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Formhault:
So... you managed to get it working, colors were nicer, but in the end it "collapsed" and crashed your entire system so you had to wipe...?

Another thing (add to what Gavin said). If one of the batteries is not to be used for a long period of time, I'd reccomend you charge it to ~40% and store it in the refrigerator (not freezer). Otherwise, you risk it losing a bit of charge every couple of months...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] hackerpoako:
can i flash paranoid rom or any cm9 rom on this kernel? or should i revert back to gb
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Formhault:
Sure you can. I mean... you can safely perform a full wipe using NoteCore, but don't try to flash NoteCore kernel and use it in conjunction with CM9 or Paranoid... since it's for TouchWiz only.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] g.lewarne:
yes you can flash / wipe / do whatever you want on this kernel.

You did read the OP didnt you? where I stated it is SAFE, with all possible measures to prevent brickbug? even including a known SAFE CWM ?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] PurpleMelbourne:
Looking good :-)

Any chance of including Tun device driver for VPNs?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] g.lewarne:
Your pictures dont work

Try uploading to postimage.org
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] cgjones:
Just installed on Rocket ROM.....definitely faster.....Thank you, good work :-)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Sean_FD2R:
Downloading and installing now. Hope I won't get the Android is updating on every subsequent boot up again. :D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] farzad.u235:
I get 54 score in nenamark 2

do you oc gpu?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] aussiebum:
oh that's interesting.

Back in franco's kernel thread, he was advised by Entropy512 to keep fsync on because a) it's safer and b) for some reason Samsung's kernel code worked better with fsync on...

Will still try your kernel anyways. Had some horror stories with franco r4 kernel (where fsync was disabled) where every random reboot would cause data to be corrupted in /data leading eventually to forced wipe :/
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] shaolin95:
I have gotten scores up to 13ks with a kernel with it off and not issues so far so I am happy to see it off on this one too :D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] g.lewarne:
i would disagree with this. Firstly, there have never been any reported random reboots during the extensive testing phase this has gone through. Secondly, with a data write-out of 1.5 seconds it is highly unlikely to not sync during a transaction, and thirdly I have been doing it on all my android roms and kernels going back through my Sensation DHD and HD2 and have never once had an issue.

And it most certainly is faster with fsync off on this kernel code :good:

at the end of the day your mileage may vary, and all you can do is try it for yourself. But remember every kernel tuned for performance will have possible side effects and it is a choice you must make. All I can ever give is my experiences and opinions :good:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] aussiebum:
fair enough. Thx for the clarification
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] g.lewarne:
ooooh I think I have made a breakthrough.

possibly, maybe, perhaps, coming soon

The first ever custom Galaxy Note kernel with native overclock to 1600mhz. No tegrak, no dodgy application modules - all done in kernel natively!

If it pans out and works (should do - compiling now) i will release it as a seperate GL_NOTECORE_EXTREME version :good::laugh:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Sean_FD2R:
Gavin,

Why am I seeing this problem again (android is upgrading) on every boot up after flashing this kernel with CleaNote 2.20. If i were to revert to your CleaNote Kernel I won't be seeing this Android message.

I am reverting back to CleaNote kernel at this moment.

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/37657744/2012-07-04 09.00.42.jpg
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] shaolin95:
Damn it man..I wish you were a cute girl so I could kiss you but sorry, I still give you a big :good:. I am testing your kernel. Got 4900 at 1.4Ghz..mighty good without the extra 200Mhz and so far I am liking it! :highfive:

Cant wait for that other one.

UPDATE:

Just an NOVA 3 and mine was running smooth with Franco R5 but DAMN! The intro scene just so smooth I had to watch it again. I have only seen it that smooth on GS3..seriously stunning.

Same for Asphal 7...just butter smooth.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] g.lewarne:
No idea mate but its just happenning for you! Perhaps a full wipe is in order
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] g.lewarne:
Then you will be even more impressed THAT I GOT NATIVE OVERCLOCKING TO 1.6GHZ WORKING! !!!!!!!!!!!!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] shaolin95:
:victory: You are my hero now! No more need for tegrak in my life since you have Both GPU and CPU!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] g.lewarne:
Im doing this on my note so wont go theough the pain of updating first post till ive had some sleep

Gl notecore v1 extreme with native cpu and gpu overclocking

http://d-h.st/9eR

Uninstall tegrak first before flashing the kernel in cwm :D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] shaolin95:
What is tegrak? :silly:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] yorufus:
Dude I'm officially impressed...one awesome change: auto rotation is now butter smooth..how did you do it? It's not even a but choppy when exiting apps and it rotates back to portrait:D sweet stuff...!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] yorufus:
Can you try to bring more scrolling smoothness? Like as far as I know paranoid Android's scrolling is awesome..if you can implement that type of scrolling in the next version you will have made my day sir! ! !
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] g.lewarne:
Voodoo and magic my friend :p

I will add this for all budding kernel developers. concentrate on the existing code rather than adding realitvely ineffective things like extra governors and whatnot. they arent going to massivle improve performance. changing the way the kernel code intrrfaces with the hardware will ;)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] UncleGabby:
I just flashed 1.2b ex on top of 1.1 ex and it worked a charm.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] g.lewarne:
dont need to do any of that!

just flash the ZIP - it will wipe cache and dalvik for you

thats it
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] bigup7:
thanks, v1.2b installed also using cleanote v2.2 ROM

instantly see a speed difference from 1.1, menus open alot faster now and home button back to home screen is near instant,there was a delay on v1.1 for me

many thanks

looking forward to the next release :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] klyuchman:
This is just a fairy tale, I'm in shock! Never on any smart (except the iPhone, but it is just a phone with advanced features) has not seen such a smooth

I put the checkbox for "Force GPU in 2D", then rebooted the smart, then took off this checkbox and then rebooted the smart. Why is it done ? It seemed to me that the smart behaves as if there is a jackdaw
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] g.lewarne:
kernel source package updated in OP to reflect changes with version 1.2.

/GPL compliance
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] dannycanrock:
You are my hero again lol its amazing working very well I love than for the gpu clocked back to 267 but the voltage is 1100 so that's not normal can u make it normal please

Edited

After playing some games it seems slow and hangs while playing spiderman it hangs for a 2 suc ever like 1 min and when I used to get out of modern combat 3 with the home button it used to take less than a suc in ur 1.1 but with 1.2 it takes like 4 suc but it's way smoother in apps and the drawer anyway thank u again

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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Тhe Dark Knight:
How that? There is ondemand as default in 1.2b standard version.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] g.lewarne:
i have uploaded v1.3 which should fix the lag and GPU voltages

can you let me know please?

if not my build environment was more screwed than i thought.......might have to start again....again :mad:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] dannycanrock:
i will let you know in 2 hours because am workin right now its okay man we always f>>> up stuff but to let you remember you are my hero for this kernal :P
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] klyuchman:
All twitches in the Quadrant, the results are bad, the previous version of the graph around the Smart was perfect, and now sucks

the best version was 1.1, it was simply perfect, in extreme cases, buy Tegrak, put 1.1 and will return 267/160
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] g.lewarne:
Quadrant sucks as a benchmark.

Im not optimising the kernel for high synthetic benchmark scores
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] coolfire:
Words of a true kernel developer! :good:

Just flashed v1.3 Extreme on KD V4.2. :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] routey:
Flashed the 1.3 and its lagging playing gt3...everything else is great. I underclock the gpu and lower settings then it all runs well...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] birdfish:
I flashed 1.3 ex, ram reduced to 747MB. Don't know why.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] dannycanrock:
Can any one share 1.1 with for me please my ram reduced now and the games lags on 1.3 but with 1.1 was everything fine except the heating

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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] routey:
This is the v1 standard version

http://db.tt/YBQZ9YGk
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] dannycanrock:
Man am back to v 1 its freaking way faster when it comes to games and when u just click the home button you jus get into the home screen so fast and in 1.3 I noticed that when playing spiderman the building is to slow to show and it lags but not as much as the 1.2 that's my feedback I hope you can give us 1.1 with gpu locked at 267 950 v so we won't burn our notes

One qus mmmm am using io noob is that fine like would that make heat or any affect in anyway?

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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] dannycanrock:
Thank u so much but it's okay I found it in my download folder

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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] routey:
Anytime dude.. :) im back on 1.1 as well... Quadrant scores aside...the 1.1 feels faster...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] dannycanrock:
Yeah me to but the problem is it gets so hot when playing games just wanted the gpu to be back to 267 I can't use tagrek I haven't bought it have no more money in my account so I have to wait till he release a good version with normal gpu clock

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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] hackerpoako:
i love you guys so effin thank you muwah taup tsup btw what cm9 rom would you recommend!??
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] LazPL:
Already charged them from the shelf-charge of 40% to 100% in the STAND-ALONE charger. I guess I will acheive the same effect by simply using the batteries from 100% to zero then charge up to 100% in the phone? ** CONFUSED **

Thanks Gavin.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Formhault:
None, haha.

AniDroid seems nice, though. Half-Illusion, too.

Irrelevant to this topic. Anyway, the only reason why I'm still sticking on TouchWiz is this kernel alone!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] LazPL:
It might be a good idea to ask that in a thread that doesn't concern a Kernel that doesn't work with CM9... And to answer your question - I have no idea! :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Formhault:
Charging them in the phone would be better, yeah.

The stand alone charger charges them way slower. But if you need both batteries urgently, the stand alone charger would come in handy.

Just remember... don't store a battery that you don't use, for an extended period of time, at 0% charge or 100% charge. 40% charge and in a cool environment, such as a refrigerator.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] clandestino123:
seriously mate - don't worry about it. Charge your batteries when you need to, and just forget about it. :good:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] cinciopillo:
@Gavin

I made a test: installation of CleanNote with full wipe, WiFi fix, reboot recovery, sybr script, installation of Notecore 10.6 uni.

Then I installed only CPUSPY, better battery stat, battery drain.

The battery drain was the same as before, with about 180 apps ibstalled.

For the little I understand, battery drain issue is related to my battery (damaged?) or the kernel (or ROM?).

A noob question: is it possible that moving apps to External SD increases battery drain?

°°° Sent from my Note :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] PierreTech:
Hi guys. great kernel! :) have a question is it safe to flash the .zip( wifi and battery drain fix) ?? can i just normaly flash it? without flashing abyss? or wiping? currently using kingdroidv7.1 and glnote kernel 10-6 uni.. ??:cowboy:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] hotboy_ist:
wait untill evening... v11 will be out
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] PierreTech:
okay.. sure.. what's with v11? fix wifi and battery life?:)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] cinciopillo:
Another battery - related question: charging it with different chargers, one with 700mha output , another of 1.0A and one of 1.2A does affect (somehow) battery duration?

Is it better a slow charge (with a 700mha charger) or a fast one? Or it doesn't matter?

°°° Sent from my Note :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Formhault:
Where do I check to see the CPU temperature? If I expand "CPU" from System, I only get THIS (no temperature). The only place where I can check the temperature is the battery.

Hah... http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=25744105&postcount=10

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In theory, only the voltage matters. But if the voltage is lower, the amperage is lower, too.

It has been explained that charging a battery with 0.2V less than its recommended charger makes it last longer (more charge-discharge cycles), but, of course, that means more charging time. Charging it with 0.2V more makes it lose 20% of its capacity over half a year. Charging it with 0.4V more makes it lose 40% capacity etc.

I tried three chargers so far : they both output 1A -- 5V. One is the original one, provided in the package with the Note (it is the same charger that comes with the Galaxy Nexus). Another is the HTC wall brick. And the third one is a Nokia car charger. All three output about the same amperage - actually, more than 1A (the phone was drawing even 1.2A at some time).

A friend of mine has the One S, and he has a car charger that outputs 5V at 2.1A (much more). His phone didn't draw more than 1A...

My guess would be that if you try with, say, a 2A charger, the Note will draw 1.5A from it, MAXIMUM. It will either draw 1.5A, either how much it was designed to be able to draw (1.2A maximum, and not constantly).
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] ricardowec:
Program data is Ok as long as you restore your apps and try them one by one... don't leave non working or unfinished restores in. NEVER EVER bring back system data unless you are on a same rom... and even that is not safe

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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] ricardowec:
This is a calibration issue. Your phone should stop charging when at 100 %

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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] ricardowec:
COULD YOU GUYS help Gavin with his request.???

Now, this comment can be taken as such: Since I installed ICS on my Note, Ive noticed that CPU helpers (SetCPU, CPUMaster) are of no help .. on the contrary, to me, they are of no use. So got rid of them and I run bare bone.

So i let the Kernel do its work... any comments on this guys... could you share your experience so we let KernelMaster work.?

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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Formhault:
Who's moaning...? Define moaning :/
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] phjz:
There is 3 temperature sensor in the Note. One is what you can see now, that is measuring the battery temperature. There is a processor built-in sensor( measuring the core temperature) and a thermistor on the PCB also(the environment temp.). I just sent a patch to Gavin to show the latter two on Settings->About.

I'm just wondering why Samsung not implement the thermistor sensor in a standard android way.....
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] McLaren__F1:
If phone goes into "deep sleep" is that good or bad? Sorry this may not be related to this thread
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] elk2210:
It's really good because it saves a lot of battery.

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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] lifehijack:
It IS good as it will save battery.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] jeriz:
There is also the possibillity that it needs to settle a bit for a day or so befor you can see the normal battery consumption and it might need a few reboots to.. Just a tought
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Formhault:
There MUST be a CPU temperature sensor, otherwise the phone wouldn't freeze & reboot when the CPU gets too hot. Perhaps it just doesn't output the information it's getting into the user environment? Just like Gavin said... :-?

There's an environmental temperature sensor?! It surely doesn't output the information it gathers into the user environment, neither... :/
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] milsabords:
Overclocking

I'm on stock LRG with Notecore 10.6 Uni, group B.

Everything I tested worked, thanks.

However I have a doubt on the overclocking. I ran 3 benchmarks (Antutu, Quadrant, CF). After that BBS and CPU Spy show 0% time at 1.6ghz. The CPU governor is Ondemand, so I would expect that CPU benchmaks should trigger a clock jump to its max frequency.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] hchxoom:
Nope, not kernel related. Its the l2_hsic bug. I'm guessing you're on a 4.0.3 rom?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] liron_69:
hello Dev.

first thing, this kernel rocks.

it is really the best one for out note.

I have only one problem with it. the battery is draining too fast at average 8 hours from charge to charge.

no apps in the background, with no use 10% per 1 hour is gone...

I'm with your great cleanote v3.10 and v10.6 standard kernel....
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] :
Personally I really liked the GL_NOTECORE_V10_Uni kernel

cold and very fast core
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] hchxoom:
Sigh.

See post 3826 for info and links on the tools and help you need.

Without more information, though, I'll maje a random guess that you either have the l2_hsic issue (there is a lengthy thread on the topic if you search xda) or a rogue app. I'm guessing the former because, as I recall, cleanote v3 is based on android 4.0.3, which seemed much more susceptible to this problem. Try cleanote v4 which is based on 4.0.4 and which doesn't seem as susceptible.

Gavin... any chance of putting a section in the first post directing users experiencing battery drain to the bbs thread before they post here, just to keep the repetition down?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] will5:
Today connected the phone to the same PC (x64 w7) and mtp worked fine, weird :)