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[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Old faithful:
Thanks, Man, I already use StweaksProfile, I use it all the time as a matter of fact. What I need is a way to flash a safe, default profile from recovery for the times when even removing the 'set on boot' feature of stweaks is not enough to get the device to boot into the operating system.

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Are you sure wakelocks can be a result of instabilty? My understanding is that it is software generated...

After changing Body Voltage, did you adjust processor voltage accordingly? First I increased body voltage by 100mV without changing processor voltage and applied it everything seemed fine, but when I changed it to adjust to the new body voltage it went in such a bad bootloop I had to restore a previous backup from recovery...

I guess I haven't quite understood body bias yet ;)

I got to catch some zzz... see ya later!
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ppn7:
Flash this with recovery of you have bootloop. It's a safe profile for stweak.

http://db.tt/ClLMrWi3

About wakelock its called multipdp on betterbatterystats. It's because now i let 2g and sync on i think.

I should try without sync 2g.

About abb. My cpu is undervolted. I don't understand what you said.

But definitely my battery is terrific! Just to know before without sync and without abb and phoenix v12 i hold 8h/9h scren time with soft use. Now i sync on and 2g always on i get 8h
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] GonDr:
For all people having problem with charging battery or slow battery, i was have very slow charging via original cable for months, today i bought new original cable for Note 2 from Samsung and WOOOOW, very fast charging, with old cable i have slow charge as you see in pic below

After i bought new cable, see pic below

Note : i use Omega v17 and Perseus kernel, and i not touched anything in power tab in STweaks app, just default option, both cables old and new have 4 pins.

I just want to share this to provide that slow charging not related to Perseus kernel.​
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] dzontra11:
I just flash for the first time Perseus kernel and work awesome. Just want to know ..what is the best setup on setcpu for this kernel?

Tnx
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] GonDr:
http://bit.ly/1cj3XDp

http://bit.ly/1cj3YqT
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] dzontra11:
Tnx man but it's too complicated for me:)Can you help me cause I cant even find that options on setcpu.

Sorry and tnx
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Old faithful:
I already have that... But it won't work if you really bugger up your ABB settings ;) as this only unchecks the "set on boot" that controls CPU speed... I would gladly replace the override.profile in that zip with the values in my default.profile, if I new how to make a flashable zip ;) ...

I meant, did you also change your voltage settings after increasing body voltage in the ABB section (you did increase it from 750mV to 800 or 850mV, IIRC), since doing so also increases the gate threshold (which can possibly lead to being unable to switch the transistor on)?

Unless, of course, I am completely off there in my understanding of how Body Bias works...

I am going to try some more when I have to play with it, I just have too much work to finish so for now I will stay at my safe 1000mV; I had set most of the figures to 1100mV and some at 950 and it was working fine until I rebooted, after which I went into a boot loop that I could not get out of even using the "uncheck set on boot" profile. That is why I was looking for a flashable profile that could restore ALL values to stock.

If I knew how to make a flashable zip that would all be a moot point... Any ideas?

Definitely, but for me it stutters watching movies and since I have an ASV-2 chip and I still need to adjust ABB values and CPU voltages. But it's definitely a great profile to start from :). I just need to get some free time, perhaps next week, this week is just too crazy for me :p
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Old faithful:
Definitely. These cables are very fragile and more often than not fail at the connectors. If you can open one you can fix it yourself, if you're not all thumbs because the parts are very, very small.

This picture is from a failed mini usb, notice the wires that came undone, imagine now how much smaller it would be with micro usb:
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] GonDr:
How can i open the cable ? :D

i can't find from where i can open it, i want test on my old cable, can u help me plz ?

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No, u can't do it on setcpu, you will see app called Stweaks, u can do it from there.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Old faithful:
It depends on the type of connector. If it's molded, there's nothing you can do about it, sorry. If it's clipped on, then it's a simple matter of unclipping it delicately and assembling it back with super glue after the job.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] core720:
whats is the best configuration for max battery?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] dzontra11:
Well, if I set phone on 1800 or 1704 I can't wake up note 2 again. Any solution for this? ?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Old faithful:
In short, no overclocking! Overclocking forces processors to run at high power which is very wasteful unless you really need it like for benchmarks and for heavy games.

Under most conditions, a CPU clock of 1000 MHz and GPU clock of 400 megahertz suffices. It noticeably reduces power consumption, with little impact on usability.

Sent from my Note 2 - Text mostly by Google Voice, May Contain Weirdness ;)
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ppn7:
You clearly right because i put my cpu to 1000mhz and gpu to 440mhz i feel the same with 1600mhz and 533mhz with my using.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Old faithful:
I was going to say, "talk to ppn7" because your profile has great potential and with some tweaking for my ASV-2 chip and when I finally manage to reduce stutter on movies, it's going to be great :D

Sent from my Note 2 - Text mostly by Google Voice, May Contain Weirdness ;)
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] frankcilo:
I have set to 500mhz min freq and 1800mhz max freq, with some modify to governor, with little undervolt and with perseus 33.3 and modem UBDMA1 I have the best battery life! :good:
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Old faithful:
I've been checking some of your previous posts in this or a parallel thread, aren't you the one who tweaked the kernel using a script?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] frankcilo:
Yes, I'm
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] salvopetrucci:
Development for this kernel is stopped?

Inviato dal mio GT-N7100 con Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ppn7:
No, he will come back as soon as 4.2.2 will be released.

What kind of battery life ? Any screen on time please? Is the 33.3 version get the screen tabs on STweaks ? I wanna modify the color screen. Thanks

I just put default settings for ABB and i have less wakelock, for 11H of deep sleep, only 30 min of wakelock and this night i didn't put off sync and 2G.

Instead of yesterday with ABB settings tweaked, i was 20h of deep sleep and almost 3H of wakelock. Maybe ASV1 is not good for ABB, i will stay at default setting.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] frankcilo:
Battery life depend of more factor. With my last configuration, I have excellent results for my use.

While staying connected to the Internet do more than 16 hours in total, over 6 hours of screen on, 2 hours of calls, a lot of messages with whatsapp and facebook. Instead I was doing before with the same use 13 hours total and 4 hours of screen on
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] fsaenz:
I flashed this Kernel due to the SDS problem. It got much better, but still freezing sometimes. Yesterday I disabled the PIN code and the auto-brightness and had no more problems so far. Any ideas of why these things could be freezing the phone?

I am running original 4.1.2 ROM and no root.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Ianchua:
Is your device firmware deodexed? Because from my own experience, I tend to use custom kernels with deodex roms.

By the way if you are not rooted, How did you flashed Perseus?

Previous device:Samsung Preston, Samsung Jet,Samsung Galaxy ace

(Current):International Note2 LTE N7105

Flashed with CleanRom Ace 4.9 with Perseus Kernel overclocked to 1.8MHz
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] wowrlz123:
Is the persues 33.3 using SDS fix cuz i couldnt find anywhere, my phone have a buged eMMC chip and its 7 months old now i dont want it dead. THanks in advance.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] dzontra11:
You have a buged emmc because of this kernel or what?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] wowrlz123:
No i have it because of samsung.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Ianchua:
But I thought that Perseus has fixes for emMc bug? Correct me if im wrong

Previous device:Samsung Preston, Samsung Jet,Samsung Galaxy ace

(Current):International Note2 LTE N7105

Flashed with CleanRom Ace 4.9 with Perseus Kernel overclocked to 1.8MHz
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] fsaenz:
Sorry my friend, but I am quite a newbie. What is a Deodex firmware and ROM?

I flashed the Kernel with Odin via PC. As far as I know only Odin mobile requires root to flash this Kernel.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Zanr Zij:
With me:

- Summer: 200-1600MHz

- All other seasons: 200-1800MHz.

Result: no problem!

Batrery : good and very good

Smoothness: good and very happy.

Performance: good

You buy the 1.6GHz Cortex A9 phone and you downgrade to 1GHz when flagship using Snapdragon S600/S800 or Exynos Octa?

Sent from Oppo Find 5@AndroidVietnam
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ppn7:
I see ni differences between max to 1000mhz and 1600mhz. Except if you play 3d games and maybe watch 1080p.

I prefer underclock now and maybe go back to 1600mhz or further like 1800mhz when 5.0 will be there instead of buying a new phone.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Nathalex27:
Running min 300mhz max 1704mhz on devil kernel

( based of perseus. Perseus rules but i like the updated changes on this ) fsync off.

Is s4 smoothness.

Beat s4 in cpu scores btw.

Note 2 on 1704mhz is faster than s4 stock 1900mhz.

Friend of mine got s4. He was bummed out. :)
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ddd613:
what is rhe govenor ?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] treszerotres:
is there any advantage to having a minimum of 54MHz GPU?

In theory uses less battery than keeping it to 160Mhz?

I ask because usually see many movies, and just noticeable difference in consumption

Thaaanks
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Nathalex27:
Pegasusq.

Realy just on devil for the wifi and base changes.

As soon as perseus gets updated Ill be back here.

Note 2 andreilux:

I get better wifi reception with the updated sources. Might be suitable for perseus aswell
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ddd613:
I'm using the same settings, My experience is perseus kernel has much better battery usage.

If it was an update ( even if stay 4.1.2 ), I'd be back again too
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Nathalex27:
Yeah but with 3 updates by samsung and none here..

I have the upmost respect for andreilux though.

He made a lot possible and is the godfather of s3/note 2 kernel development
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ppn7:
Andreilux will come back only after 4.2.2 release.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Old faithful:
AFAIK, the SDS problem was fixed in the JB 4.1.2 update, you didn't need to flash Perseus just for that fix.

As for your freezing, I would recommend you clear clear data and dalvik caches from recovery. Many weird problems can be solved that way.

"Root" and "Custom" binary are two different things. You can flash an OEM rooted ROM such as MrRobinson's and stay "Official". Not so if you flash a kernel! Check it in recovery (Vol up, Home and power for about 10 seconds from Off then release the buttons after the phone name shows up). Congratulations, you've now officially joined the ranks of the Android Customizers Brotherhood ;) Might as well flash CWM recovery now and clear that cache :laugh:

But don't sweat it, if you ever brick the phone as long as it turns on you can get it back. It's like Windows not starting. If you can get the device to load the OS from a disk and run a command prompt, you're OK. It's similar with Android. The device actually starts up into Linux ;)
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] core720:
which is the best battery settings in stweaks?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] fsaenz:


Thanks for the welcome! I will study a little more and try to flash another rom. I have heard that a flash a day keeps the doctor away :p

Honestly I do not think that the SDS problem was solved on 4.1.2. I have heard that many people with the OTA updates had problems. With this Kernel and auto-brightness off my phone is better than out of the box. I jsut hope that it remains like this for another 6 months.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Old faithful:
Template for Flashable Perseus Stweaks Default Profile

*** PLEASE REDOWNLOAD IF YOU DOWNLOADED BEFORE 2013-06-13 22:24 Eastern, there were typos in the Script then I uploaded the wrong profile ;) ****

For those who wish to reload the full default.profile, I've found that it's simply a matter of injecting into the flashable zip your default profile as override.profile and zipping it again using stored folders. What is does is overwrite your failed profile (any name) with the default values in the override.profile file.

For those interested, I've prepared and uploaded a generic CWM flashable Perseus_Stweaks_Defaults_Template_Only.zip that you can use to create your OWN flashable zip. To make sure your download worked right, the MD5 signature is E7AFAF222B6E49EE0A0C14BE66E0649B

Before doing anything, remember this is just a template without any profile in it! You MUST inject YOUR default profile in it for it to do anything for you!

To do so, just follow these simple instructions:

1)On your device, navigate to data/.perseus and locate init.profile.

2)Copy the file to your computer.

3)Using a suitable zip file decompressor, unzip MY Perseus_Stweaks_Defaults.zip using Stored Folders or similarly named option.

4)Copy YOUR init.profile to the just expanded data\.perseus folder on your computer.

5)In this folder, delete override.profile.

6)Rename your pasted init.profile as override.profile.

7)Using a suitable zip compressor, compress the expanded folders back into YOUR Perseus_Stweaks_Defaults.zip, using Stored Folders or similarly named option.

8)Copy that to your SD Card root folder.

Remember that this flashable zip will overwrite the active profile on your device with default values, so make sure you have a backup of it under a different name when testing or if you want to keep it for future use, for example when tweaking and trying values that could cause problems and that you may want to return to for readjustment later on.

Hope this may be useful to you Stweakers ;)!

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Indeed, the author implemented a different workaround than Samsung. I don't remember exactly what it is, but I have read of no reports of problems since. Remember, he found out about it before Samsung even admitted to it and quietly implemented the fix without talking about it because it had serious security implications. A real gentleman, our Andreilux ;)

As for its usefulness... It's just plain great, you can do so much with it!
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Ianchua:
Odexed rom means original stock firmware untouched. Not compatible with modification of SystemUI.

Deodexed rom means original stocked, But Ita system apps or rather say important needed apps are modified to be compatible with modification of systemUI

Previous device:Samsung Preston, Samsung Jet,Samsung Galaxy ace

(Current):International Note2 LTE N7105

Flashed with CleanRom Ace 4.9 with Perseus Kernel overclocked to 1.8MHz
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Old faithful:
As a matter of fact, the default profile excellent and very well balanced and works great. But if you want to explore gaining a few percentage points, (some have saved an extra 25%), you really will have to play with undervolting and or underclocking.

I have found that underclocking the CPU all the way down to to 1000MHz and the GPU down to 400MHz works great, but your mileage may vary. In my case I experience stutters during movie playing in BS player with such underclocking (under normal conditions operation is adequate).

In any case, sooner or later in your experimentation you'll end up in a boot loop or soft brick. To recover from that, you will need to load a flashable zip in recovery, either just to "uncheck set on boot" which essentially fixes excessive CPU overclocking or undervolting, or you can make your own zip to reload all YOUR default values from my template, which may be necessary if you REALLY futz with the settings so much that even unchecking the set on boot CPU and GPU settings is not sufficient anymore ;)
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Ianchua:
Yes I definitely do agree woth your theory pf the default profile and also underclocking to 1.0MhZ. But if you were to use perseus with CleanRom, The effect will be best even if you overclock it to 1.8Mhz

Previous device:Samsung Preston, Samsung Jet,Samsung Galaxy ace

(Current):International Note2 LTE N7105

Flashed with CleanRom Ace 4.9 with Perseus Kernel overclocked to 1.8MHz
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Old faithful:
Definitley, flashing a ROM is in my future. I am already running the Motorola RAZR Laucncher and Circles Widget 3D, which I find superior to TouchWix. It's just a matter of time, this phone is an ideal tweaker machine ;)
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Ianchua:
Wonder when is 4.2.2 rolling out for Note2.so that Perseus will be continued further

Previous device:Samsung Preston, Samsung Jet,Samsung Galaxy ace

(Current):International Note2 LTE N7105

Flashed with CleanRom Ace 4.9 with Perseus Kernel overclocked to 1.8MHz
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] SirCanealot:
You know, Web page rendering is much heavier on the cpu than 3d games.

And 1080p video probably won't push the cpu above 500mhz if it's correctly encoded.

Must be one of those people who see no difference between iPhone 4 and 4s... :p
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] retrorom:
1 Mhz ...hmm ;)
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ppn7:
Sorry i forgot web browser because i rarely use it since i downloaded gReader. And wait few seconds when loading a webpage don't make me angry while lags in home or when i scroll i really don't appreciate.

But otherwise when i see some lags in 1000mhz it's the same when i put it at 1600mhz so why should i stay at 1600mhz?

So when it lags on animations or scrolling. You can put cpu Max at 1600mhz or even more there still be lags. The governor and settings are much important than the Max cpu.

And also if you have a bad connection. 1600mhz or 1000mhz will be the same.

And i never tried iphone 4/4s neither 5
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Mikyno:
Guys can someone tell me how to to improve white colour ? I know it's an amoled display but maybe with some settings I can improve it..
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] treszerotres:
Somebody help me please:confused:
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ppn7:
It depends more on the voltage than the frequency. For example i can put 800mv for 160mhz and the stock voltage for 54mh is 800mv. So it will drain the samz battery life with 160mhz at 800mv or 54mhz at 800mv. But 54mhz will be laggy in open/close animations. So you better try to put 160mhz with lower voltage
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Old faithful:
Sure, go into Stweaks, Screen, check Enable Register Hook, Enable Master Sequence and play with the white colour balance settings.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Mikyno:
Thanks man! I will try :)
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ddd613:
I seted gpu to 733 MHz now I'v got lower graphics performance then at 640 MHz :confused:
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Nathalex27:
Setting it above 640 has no use do to hardware limitations.

Dont exactly remeber what bottlenecks it though sorry.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] mat9v:
Well, you can set higher, but thermal throttling will kick in very soon. Unless of course you are one of the lucky ones and have high binned chip so you can lower voltages a lot. Unless you can go lower than 1.05V, don't bother, thermals will result in lower performance than @640Mhz.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ravenrocha:
Losing network

Hi,

sometimes i just lose all network (already tried diferent modens versions for Portugal and Portugal Vodafone) without sucess. If I put the phone in airplane mode and then back to network it doesnt solve. I'm using last perseus kernel 36.3. The only way to fix the problem is to reboot the phone. Anyone know a solution tor this? I'm also using the last version of HD Caller ID and sometimes, but few times, I cant finish a call and it hangs. Could this be related?

Thanks!!
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Ianchua:
Which rom are you using

Previous device:Samsung Preston, Samsung Jet,Samsung Galaxy ace

(Current):International Note2 LTE N7105

Flashed with CleanRom Ace 4.9 with Perseus Kernel overclocked to 1.8MHz
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ravenrocha:
N7105XXDMB6 Deodexed Rom V1.0 from deadman.

This problem happens few times, but it happens. I stay in places where the network signal is weak and I think when the phone realy loses the signal it cant recover anymore without a reboot. But this problem didnt happen months ago.

Thanks for you help
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Old faithful:
Your explanation makes a lot of sense. It's something I have been suspecting for quite some time, as I have noticed better performance during the first few runs of a benchmark test than when the phone has heated up from the workload.

It's funny you should mention this because just today, I made an experiment to verify the theory that performance drops when the phone is warm: So I put the phone in the freezer for a while*(read caution below!) and when I took it out made a few benchmark tests and guess what: results were great! Now make the same tests at room temperature using Antutu or Quadrant and watch your test results go down over time. Now try geekbench and notice how the results vary much less over time: geekbench just measures the processor...

So yeah, overclocking is useful... for a very limited amount of time. Anyone interested in building a cooling system for the phone? :laugh:

*If you do this make sure you put the phone in a ziplock bag, leave it open and zip it closed just before taking it out so as to prevent condensation from forming on the phone from the room temperature air.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Old faithful:
If you have network issues try Fresh Network, it essentially stops the radios, restarts them and recalibrates them, usually with improved signal ;)
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Ianchua:
You got a point.But I myself did a test too.While having a case over Note2, The phone gets extremely hot or rather say alittle overheated but when we got the phone without the case, The temperature felt to the hand is lukewarm. But for actual benchmark test, I dont know maybe for this part you are eright

Previous device:Samsung Preston, Samsung Jet,Samsung Galaxy ace

(Current):International Note2 LTE N7105

Flashed with CleanRom Ace 4.9 with Perseus Kernel overclocked to 1.8MHz