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[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] pnsdhrn:
Thanks Formhault.That's we all expect from him.It would have been better if he becomes the forerunner of our stupid Sammy Gods.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] owais0903:
Here u go...
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] codexc:
thanks i got this file from some days, appreciated !
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] luv4greenleaves:
What scheduler and governor does everyone use for best battery life?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] treszerotres:
only have Pegasusq and performance to select.

Performance drain your battery very quickly.

Use Pegasus.

scheduler i set noop:good:
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] darkchazz:
I don't know if anyone else noticed this. But the display somewhat loses some of it's sharpness when enabling the stweaks master sequence. It's especially noticeable on text and app icons.

You can also notice image quality reduction if you look closely.

Example, set this S4 image as your wallpaper: http://www.sammobile.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/fhd_06.png

Look closely at it with and without enabling the master sequence.

When the master sequence is enabled, you can easily see color banding in the image.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] dawkon13:
I have problem on this kernel ( tested on Android Revolution HD 19 ROM and Sotmax ROM, first i flashed N7100XXDME6).

On Adam kernel is still "restarting adbd as root" and... nothing :confused:

S2, Galaxy Mini and Galaxy Tab 2 7 works
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] V@no:
[MENTION=2324589]codexc[/MENTION]:

Holly-mother-of-bloated-signatures.

Your signature barely fit on my freaking screen!

Are you kidding me? Seriously? Lacking of common sense much?

Your reply takes 50+ times less vertical space then the damn signature!

Dude, show some respect! You wearing off my scroll wheel :p

Obviously no one is policing this sh*t.

Jeeez.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] retrorom:
LOL!!!

Talking about pictures, I hope that your passport picture is something else than your avatar ;)
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] GabiDan:
to many and to complicated

setinngs and value .... this kernel is not for average user . too many and too complicated explanations .... should be something simple, like this: lower value, high brightness and vice versa. I am a bit frustrated because too technical explanation does not help at all. This kernel does not address a regular user that does not have advanced knowledge of physics, chemistry, biology, superior mathematics , etc.. (Exaggerating a bit here).

So goodbye perseus kernel.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] retrorom:
It's funny, if you read the OP ... I quote:

"I'm trying to be more cutting-edge in terms of development in this kernel. In contrast to other kernels and philosophies of other developers, I don't believe giving the users more choice is a very smart thing to do. As such you won't find a dozen different governors or twenty different settings for this kernel. There is a optimal, or at least, most optimal setting on which the devices operate both in terms of performance and power management. For the average user this kernel will brings lots of benefits to battery life, screen improvement, fluidity and sound enhancements without having to set up any of the configurations."

and then see your reaction... at least I'm not alone thinking what you are thinking. :confused:
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] iba21:
Well.. ignorance is not a bad word.. if you don't know about it, you CAN'T learn it without a specify basic knowledge..

For ex.. BODY BIAS.. if you didn't study the mosfet you CAN'T know what is that body bias and how it works.. if you don't know what's the current flow, the drain leakage of the mosfet will be the worst word ever

the explanation in the STweaks are good, if you think those are too professional, it means you don't have the skills to change those.. it means, if i say to you what could change, YOU WILL NEVER EVER FIND THE GOOD VALUE.

Ex.. undervoltage.. are you sure you'll find the correct value? How to understand if it's goos?

It could be too overvolted.. it could be too undervolted.. if you don't know how the mosfet works, you can't modify values as good as possible..

P.s. i don't know what you do in the real life, but, if you are not a mechanic, if i give to you a F1 car, and teach you how to change elect maps of engine, you'll not find the correct maps since you don't know how engine works.

It's your fault, not kernel developers.

Other developers has easyer tweaks?

Where?

And.. btw.. it's the third time i sad it..

move mixer's faders doesen't transform you in a dj.. if you are a dj you know what you are doing.. if you are not.. those are only volumes lvls..

Understand?

The problem is not what is difficult to do.. but.. what you have to learn till can modify something as you would

P.s2. If you have specific question.. write those.. i'll answer you with an easy explanation of what could changes if you touch that value.. but you'll not find the correct value, you'll only modify it to try ;)

Don't be shame.. i study electronic in an high school witch studyd FEDERICO FAGGIN, the dad of the CPU, and lithographic process too.. the dad of the mosfet.. of touch screens

That's why i know.. i spent 5 years of my life over electric and electronic.. i'm not a software developer, but i know how to project and realize the hardware arch of a chip.. that's why i'm saying, you couln't do what i could do since you don't have those 5 years in the best electronic school of italy ;)
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] V@no:
Is bluetooth issue (skipping sound) kernel related? Anyone experiencing this?

It seems to me, bluetooth gets much less priority then anything else on the phone, so if you start several apps, sound in BT headset starts pausing for 1/10 - 1/2 sec, it could be once in 10 minutes or 10 times in one minute. Keeping screen on, seems to "cure" the issue.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] GabiDan:
adjustment

First, I'm sure I'm not the only one who thinks so ( [MENTION=4494638]retrorom[/MENTION]).

Secondly, you could confirm that you need advanced knowledge of electronics to handle yourself among the many adjustment possibilities. It is not ignorance here, it is too technical explanations in a foreign language and the need to have advanced knowledge of electronics ... I understand that you can change the values ​​in all possible ways ... to get what? To increase the life of my battery?How ? To improve performance? Let the latter can be determined by a bench-mark ( can be deceiving ), but how can determine improving the life of the battery between charges? Let's all make laborator tests? I would not do anything ...just testing .

I'm not saying the kernel is not good. I would say that is a bit more smoth than NEAK and that the latter is easier to understand settings.

Now i try Core2Note kernel (which does not have any settings) and is more smoth than Perseus and extra battery drain overnight was lower. What else do I need? I think everyone seeks to obtain the best performance / battery consumption ratio. I do not have high audio performance but i have best performance and the lowest batery drain and i will settle with that .

I say this not as an accusation but as a conclusion : Perseus kernel is not for regular users in terms of possibilities for adjustments.In my opinion .
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] AndyBury:
Well I'm no PhD. and don't have any problems.

Maybe the the admin's should consider a IQ lock...
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] retrorom:
No need to get rude just because it is difficult to understand for some people.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] AndyBury:
Thanks for your advise, however unneeded it was.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] GabiDan:
Where friends concluded that IQ is about here? Can excel in other areas where you are on the outside. To conclude in this case that your IQ is lower than average? That is a rhetorical question ... I do not need to answer me.

However, when I posted I was expecting such interpellations ....I would say it's human nature,that's all....
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] mat9v:
You won't find any kernel with better "explenations" about various settings, those are found in OC programs, kernel only provides an interface to change them. Andrei provides the kernel configuration that is in his opinion optimal for most users and then explains in very friendly way what are most important settings and how to change them, settings that differentiate this kernel from the mass of other versions out there. If you have only a passing understanding of english language then it may not be possible to safely modify any of those settings. Stick to stock kernel then - it's safe :D Or you can read through most of this thread (from the beginning) and be ready to OC to your heart's desire - specific knowledge od MOSFET's is good but not required. Nor is high IQ for the matter :p
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] GabiDan:
N.E.A.K.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Kapetan:
I've head too many problems with N.E.A.K on Omega v18 beside not much influence on performance or battery life. Something was just wrong...

When returned to Perseus, everything settled in like never before.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] mat9v:
Good you found an alternative :) Now go bother people in NEAK kernel thread if you like it so much :)
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] GabiDan:
calm down boy ... this forum is not you personal property and if you are bored of your superiority, do not force anyone to get into conversation with me ... So I hope you have enough IQ to understand what I say .Do not bother to answer me ,, capisce ? Incredible ! If I knew what reactions lacking of common sense will stir my comment, I would have refrained from posting it .....
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] mat9v:
No, it's not my property. You are entitled to your own opinion however wrong they may be. I hope you did not misunderstand my comment about IQ required - I meant simply that with a bit of reading it's not hard to understand and configure properly (Andrei posts are quite enough for that). If you are here to get the most out of your device, learning new things is obligatory :) more so in the case of ABB for example. It's explained in detail in OP and following posts, inside a OC app is not the place to do it.

Please refrain from personal attacks.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] luv4greenleaves:
Does this kernel support crt off? Sometimes I am seeing it and sometimes I am not when I turn my screen off....
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] laziafbaito:
I think it's because of the mod itself, I tried the mod with other kernels and yeah, sometimes I see it and sometimes don't.

Sent from my GT-N7100

ROM: ARHD 19

KERNEL: RedPill 1.47
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] dirn1111:
you may want to find screen time off delay or something like that in stweaks app's screen section and give that option 100ms or so.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] nitrous²:
What? We're posting random words?! I never get invited to random output parties!! Lemme join!

CAR, TREE.

See, I can do it too!
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] jindelic:
I there anyway to have this Kernel OC to 2ghz, and UC to 100mhz? Nothing has changed in this kernel in some time, and that would be the only thing I would like to see different. Is it possible to modify it myself?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] m666p:
+1

Wish it was there just for bragging rights and/or namesake(since the note 3 octa and the note 3 LTE will have their CPUs clocked at 1.9ghz and 2.3ghz respectively without oc), i tried devil kernel and 2ghz works fine without too much unnecessary battery drain and heat unlike what Mr. Lux said ,but battery drain and heat is subjective as per user and I feel that a lot of people would like to see what what 2ghz would feel like.

And also 100mhz minimum cpu causes issues for me like screen not turning on while playing music(I had uv'ed on saber kernel) and does not really affect sleep battery times according to me...
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] AndreiLux:
You're bloody ignorant and dumb, plain and simple.

Nobody is forcing you to change a setting just because it's there. If you choose to do change it, then I provide an extensive and thorough explanation on the topic. If you find that overwhelming, then just close your eyes and don't force yourself with it.

In the past and early in this kernel people didn't even have the luxury of STweaks with buttons and sliders, they had to configure things by scripts on their own. Get a little perspective.

I for one prefer to over-deliver on explanations simply because only few people are able to even provide this. It's better to offer a complete product at the risk of users not fully exploiting it, then to provide a lacking product at the risk of it missing features.

I still stand by that quote even if it is often misunderstood. I give am the one who decides what settings I will expose for the user and what is good for him and what is not. I give you an unprecedented level of choice on the things I know are useful and meaningful.

When I wrote that I was specifically referring to how you will never have the choice of CPU governor, you will never have stupid choices like disabling android logger, or have the latest nonsense Linux patches that's currently à la mode.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] madsponge26:
Im using twrp recovery for this kernel?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ph03n!x:
You shouldn't bother replying, Andrei...
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] retrorom:
Well thank you for answering. That makes things clear now. Also I have to admit that you clearly mention these settings are "experimental". Cudos to you for giving this huge list of explanations in the OP as well.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] iba21:
Yep you have to flash it via recovery

All recovery is good

I'm using twrp

You have to manually flash the recovery, isnt in the kernel package
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] madsponge26:
Nah. Mate, totally black out:p:p
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] iba21:
:sly:
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] jesrani:
I am using this Kernel with ARHD v18. I am using settings close to stock given in one of the posts in this thread.

Are there any good profiles for getting the best battery life? I don't have much knowledge to change different settings. I have many apps installed and data is always on but I don't really play games. Only sometimes Subway Surfers or Temple Run. Nothing more.

Can anyone recommend settings or give thread link where I can get.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] GabiDan:
i do not have time for this , but not mee is the one who start to judge others mental capabilities ... I will ignore any attack to person from now on...
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] sshafranko:
Sorry guys I just dont understand one thing.

You found the kernel that works for you (note2core) why are you still here?

I tryed every single kernel for my phone and I really mean that and I still have them on my ext sd/downloads/kernels folder. Obviously out of the 7 or 8 or 9 whatever kernels I tryed did not work for me for some reason or another. I left that kernel and went on to find the one that works for me withoit causing any problems and telling the developer how bad his kernel and his adjustment ideas are. So why are you still here? Maybe you really like this kernel but are frustrated that you cant adjust it to your liking? If you ask we will help you. Not everyone in this community is as helpful as others but you will get help if you ask nicely.

I just dont get it sometimes. He makes it sound like he just donated $1, 000.00 for this kernel. Dont like it? Get the fu@# out

Sent from my SCH-I605 using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] jaavaa:
Hi guys,

just installed fresh SentinelROM 4.8 (and CWM PhilZ Touch 4 6.0.2.8) and now trying to install this kernel - however after installation, reboot and "Samsung Note 2" logo the screen just goes black and nothing happens?

I installed the N7100 CWM version of this.

Haven't tried custom kernels since HTC Desire..

Thanks for any help!
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Weetbix:
That's an ASOP rom, this isn't an asop kernel.....
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] V@no:
Since this kernel allows so much control of sound, can "in theory" it control volume/quality for bluetooth too?

And also could it have separate volume control for in-call?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Old faithful:
I was hoping so as well, but tests using stweaks made no improvements in volume for my anemic Plantronics Voyager Legend. Anyway, it's going to the service centre to be replaced for poor incoming audio when on Wifi, perhaps the replacement unit will be better.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ph03n!x:
BT will only stream the digital data to the receiver. The BT receiver - headset or car or anything for that matter - has its own DAC, which means changes you make in the way the phone's DAC reproduces sound will not affect the Bluetooth...
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] kartalgurhan:
I agree,Andrei... Instead of wasting your time replying, please keep blessing us with your outstanding work. You are truly a person who makes these devices more effective and usable than their original states.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Kapetan:
For those who use STweaks:

What values do you use in Power Menu for DCP AND MAINS AC INPUT CURRENT and DCP AND MAINS CHARGE CURRENT?

I'm now testing with 2000mA both settings...
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] onedollarcoin:
Will Andreilux develop a kernel for the coming Note 3? I need u for calibrating the 1080p mon very much, cheers! Thanks and excited if you are going to do so.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] nabilsweet007:
Which version of this kernel otg support?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] phillybizzle:
I am running a stock and debloated touchwiz ROM using the US CELLULAR kernel version. MY question is what is the best way to achieve high benchmark scores? I am using AnTu and I can't get above 1700's
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] luv4greenleaves:
Does undervolting achieve better battery life or worse?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] sshafranko:
Better. Too much uv could have opposite effect though.

Sent from my SCH-I605 using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] mat9v:
No, too much undervolting can create issues with stability, random reboots or app crashes but will never increase power consumption.

---------- Post added at 12:29 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:24 PM ----------

17000 in Antutu 4 ? It seems you have "Power saving" in System Settings enabled. Without any overclocking you should be able to cross 20000 in Antutu 4 and OC to 1.8 Ghz easily breaks 21500. Those scores are in stock Samsung roms, CM roms on android 4.3 can reach 24000 with overclocking.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] sshafranko:
I could be wrong but my understanding is not enough voltage by uving too much and the proccessor will work harder to stay awake intern using more power. But im just a construction worker so dont take my word for it Im just giving you my reasoning and how I came to the conclution of the above post.

Sent from my SCH-I605 using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ph03n!x:
Anyone got wired tethering working in DMG1? Never tried with stock kernel but it's not working for me with the latest Perseus :(
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] luv4greenleaves:
Are you on lte? If so, I have to choose tethering apn and then my hotspot works..
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ph03n!x:
Nope, mine is a n7100, the global 3G GSM model. There's never been a APN for tethering...
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] atir usman butt:
Cool
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] sshafranko:
Could someone help me out please? I love this kernel and used it for a long time but I just couldnt take the lag anymore. Ibget horrible lag in everything I do. Browsing net, keyboard, opening apps etc... has anyone successfully gotten rid or minimized this lag? I cant be the only one with this issue I hope? Ive been using other kernels and most of them are night and day difference from perseus when it comes to speed and smoothness. Everything else is perfect fir me on pers but I just cant take the lag.

Sent from my SCH-I605 using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] t4d73:
You should check out the stweaks screenshots I actually just posted today for the sprint version I'm using for a couple other users. It's in about 3 or 4 posts. I don't see how carrier versions could be much different on the kernel level. I love this kernel and use nothing else. I have 0 lag. Good luck.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1975262
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] MuWu:
hi,

could anyone tell me is the microphone gain working on st tweaks and perseus?? because i tried to lower the gain of active camera and it seems to me that the senstivitiy is the same...

do i need to reboot or something after that?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] phillybizzle:
Could you or somebody PM me and help me with this?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] TITAN-23:
Access to /sys/class/

Hi all,

I am wondering if anyone could help me out. My phone is rooted and I cannot alter the contents of /sys/class/

If I try to add a file I get the warning, "No such file or directory".

This is strange because I used to manually create and edit text files within this directory using earlier versions of this kernel to alter settings.

Any suggestions would be great.

Thanks.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] milroy319:
Could sime one please tell me whether we can use persues kernal with an odex rom or deodex is a must.

Sorry for the noob question and may be they have asked this already but the thread is too large to read.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] sshafranko:
Well a stock rom from the manufacturer is odex. You can use the stock kernel on a deodexed rom. So im assuming yiu sir will be fine. But....wait for a professional to anwser. I could be wrong. Sry not more definitive for you.

Sent from my SCH-I605 using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] milroy319:
Thanx for the reply.

Will wait a bit more till an exact reply from a person who experienced it hopefully
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] neol23:
The kernel should work on odex roms as well!

Do a nand backup and try - will take few minutes ;)...
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] anaya1213:
delete
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] zeke125:
Has anyone tried this kernel on the 4.3 leaked rom? Thanks in advance
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] nitol:
I did, not working. After galaxy note2 screen becomes black and continue vibrating with a same time gap.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] shchiam1978:
I am about to ask the same question. Too bad, i love perseus kernel so much.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] t4d73:
Well he did say he would give us an update when 4.3 sources were out so I would just give him time.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] madsponge26:
leaked 4.3 is out maybe he need the official one and source to rebuild perseus kernel.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] t4d73:
Yup! Lol.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] shoukanju:
Aww.. it's a shame.... No perseus is a no-go for me... sticking to 4.1.2... ^_^
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] nukeman239:
That's bad as 4.3 is just too good to miss out.