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[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ppn7:
DL this : https://www.dropbox.com/s/mw3nnw6gww8oohe/STWEAKS_UNCHECK_SET_ON_BOOT.zip

And put it on your external SDcard, then launch the recovery and install the ZIP.

It will normally refund your default setting on STweak!
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] sshafranko:
Me too these settings caused a soft brick I had just enough time after battery pull to run into Stweaks and reset to default. It wasn't the voltages for me as I had very similar voltages as him and I didn't change them for the CPU.

GN II / TAP II
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Zanr Zij:
You should do step by step. First higher than me 50mv for example. My UV values are very agressive, maybe my Note 2 limit but stable.

After that you can down step about 25mv or 12.5mv :)

Sent from my Find 5@AndroidVietnam
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] djmax81:
exfat support.???

does this kernel support Exfat sd card support.??? im version 36.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] redlinux:
Yep..it's what I'm using.

Sent from my GT-N7100
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] kostas_8:
any chance for this kernel to go AOSP? I don't know if this has been asked again and i don't intend reading 484 pages :P Thank you.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] hameerabbasi:
Unfortunately not.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] iba21:
Same question: how to increase the automatic backlight? The brit..

In too many situations i have a too low backlight.. brit is at auto, and bar is at top so, it's the system chose.. it sees an ammount of lux and chose a too low value..

How to increase the brit with the same ambiental lux?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] GonDr:
Andri, shall u update ur kernel with new kernel from sam included battery saver ?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Simone:
Perseus Kernel will update when Android 4.2.2 is released :)
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Nelthalin:
1094 hours 41 minutes and 50 sec now :) Still going strong.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] iba21:
I'll gift this to you

http://www.wakeupnews.eu/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/contenzione_0173.jpg

:p
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Nelthalin:
Then i wont be able to plug in the charger anymore :crying:
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] iba21:
:p
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] TheCuriousOne:
Hi

Would you mind telling me which hack you used? I really get annoyed by not being able to connect to company computers.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Old faithful:
How is that possible? You'd have to have everything off including all the antennas for this to happen... I mean, that's one month and 15 days!

Care to send a screengrab, or would that kill the little remaining in the battery?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ph03n!x:
That's the total phone uptime. Not on a single file charge!
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Nelthalin:
it's what Phoenix says: total phone uptime.

so far I have not had a phone this stable when using it daily for navigation, internet , you name it.

most phones needed a reboot once a week to run smooth. or to get GPS working again.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Old faithful:
OK, I didn't understand correctly ;), it's time without needing a reboot... I can see that (if you're not tweaking the hell out of it, of course)... I just started getting some apps crash after severely undervolting both the CPU and GPU, so I'm slowly working my way up to stability again...

Does Phoenix use a task manager to keep his memory fresh?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Nelthalin:
what I did is : make a backup

fnd the stable voltage values one by one. testing with stability testers and demanding applications.

then test those settings for a week with daily use. and then I reloaded the backup (stability crashes can corrupt the rom) and then I upped all voltages with 2 values to create a stability buffer for extreme situations.

works like a charm. running lower voltages then stock with higher clocks. 1800 cpu 633 gpu.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ph03n!x:
No. All I do it disable a few apps from auto-starting. ROM Toolbox or LBE can help you with that.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Old faithful:
That is a very smart way to do it! I will definitely follow your advice... I'm starting to think that some of the stability issues I've been having may have been caused by a corrupted ROM, because the last time the phone went into a boot loop after restarting all kinds of weird things happened as if it was the first time it was loading asking my name etc, etc. Hmmm!

Sent from my Note 2 - Text mostly by Google Voice, May Contain Weirdness ;)
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Aumkar:
Dunno if this was the proper place to post, but after I installed 36.3, my LED won't flash white for my whatsapp messages, whether it uses LightManager or default. Just fades light blue in and out.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] pnsdhrn:
Does this support init.d and exfat formatted 64 GB Sd Card in Note II GT N7100?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Zanr Zij:
Your question is replied a thousand times. Plz read.

Here 1001: Yes and Yes!

Sent from my Find 5@AndroidVietnam
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] jsompis:
I want to reduce screen brightness in auto mode for a little bit, i tried playing with screen tab in stweak but didn't see any difference.

Have anyone can guide me, please?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Old faithful:
OK, I looked into these; so far I'm happy with ES Task Manager, but I've noticed that I can never completely recover all the memory. Since rebooting is so quick, I just do it routinely like one drinks or does other routine stuff in the day ;)
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Aumkar:
Guys, any help with my white LED issue? Using a grey Note II.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ph03n!x:
I don't have that issue- I have yellow led for groups n white for individual messages in whatsapp- works fine, LK7 stock ROM
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] frankcilo:
it's really easy, you can also reduce the automatically brightness by moving the brightness bar to the left in the status bar, still leaving the option to "Auto Light":good:
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Old faithful:
Could you be so kind upload your [Name of your profile here].profile instead? You know, in data/.perseus/ ?

Thanks!
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Aumkar:
When I switched to Perseus 36.3 on my stock dMC3 it started behaving like this. Continued after I installed alliance ROM.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] trunks986:
what app can i use instead of Stweaks?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] !crazy:
Trickster Mod?

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Have searched the thread and didn't find anyone noticing the problem with GPU scaling.

It sees that GPU remains always on 160 MHz, except one sets it to or higher then 300 and something (forgot the value now.).

You can check this in /sys/devices/system/gpu/ folder.

Just ignore the signature :)

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[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] m666p:
Try setting the first 2 gpu slices under abb to 750 and set min gpu freq to 266 and max gpu freq to 733, also use my gpu voltages 266=900,350=925,440=950,533=1050,640=1075,733=1100

This greatly reduces scrolling lag on my note...

EDIT:setting the gpu abb to 800 for all slices also works well.

Note 2(GT-7100)

Rom = Omega latest

(Apex@onyx black,Wallpaper@galaxy pack)

Kernel = Perseus latest

(Cpu 1.7@1175000mV,Gpu 733@1100mV)
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ppn7:
What is your asv? Asv1 or other ?

And 800mv on all gpu slice only or for cup too??
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] !crazy:
I don't have any problems/lag with scrolling or with performance in general.

Have you check your time in states file in above mentioned directory?

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[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Old faithful:
What is your device's ASV class?

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Like minds think alike ;)

I've been wanting to ask you... If I understand correctly, you run an underclocked profile to attain the super high battery run times... Does it hurt performance under normal usage conditions? I'm curious, as i don't run games, just browsing, taking pictures and videos and watching movies.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] frankcilo:
I come back to v33.3 and now my mic have a great audio and battery life is the best of all version!
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Medic24:
No issue's here running cr ace 4.9 with asop theme on latest perseus kernel great battery time also
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] indrajeet007:
Just to be safe which cwm file should I flash for international version N7100 OS 4.1.2 ? I know downloads are on the first page but dont wanto risk a brick coz I got my note 2 yesterday....

Thankyou!!
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] m666p:
I'm asv1 sorry I forgot to mention that,and yes all(800 works better temperature wise)

Also I have set everything to 800 under the abb tab.

These are the settings that work best for me and so at least they should be safe to try,see if they suit you,the 266 gpu minimum reduces the lag.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] myaslioglu:
Can you also post me a link of older version you have
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ppn7:
Thanks and for MiF and int tabs did you set 800mv ? Default settings are 1000mv.

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I undercooked cpu to 1000mhz and gpu to mhz and I'm fine no lag
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] mfractal:
+1
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Old faithful:
I don't where you're coming from so bear with me, but really, there's nothing to it, 6 months ago I was a total android newbie coming from a 4 year old windows mobile device and I can tell you, this phone is an order of magnitude more user friendly to tweak that my old HTC Touch was.

Just make sure you have Odin on the PC, the Samsung USB drivers to be able to push files, a rooted OEM ROM, the 4.1.1 version of the radio if you want to unlock the phone and, of course, CWM recovery.

As for the kernel no sweat if you're unsure because your provider is not listed, it won't affect your radio, I'm with Bell, my kernel is listed under AT&T. Radios on the other hand are more carrier specific, which means it's NOT OK to flash, say, the AT&T radio and expect phone service when you're on Bell ;)

If you start playing around with the kernel settings and end up in a boot loop, simply flashing the STWEAKS_UNCHECK_SET_ON_BOOT.zip will get you back to a workable phone.

Other than that, this is just a kernel, if you bugger up or don''t like it it'll just do a factory reset using vol up home and power or flash the factory ROM you downloaded.

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WOW! 1000Mhz and smooth running? It's great! But can you clarify your GPU settings please?

Also, what kind of benchmark results do you get? Could you post your profile so i could compare settings?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ppn7:
I'll post my profile. I did undercooked to 440kHz for gpu. No lag with moderate use but some lag with battlestone.apk

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Here my profile but I didn't try benchmarks. I didn't care of this. I feel it better when I use my phone.

http://db.tt/KsCxGSky

Gpu mini 160mHz

Max 440mhz
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Old faithful:
Thanks, Man! Looking forward to test it :)

Hey, my screen turned bluish/pinkish ;)... I guess your screen is yellower than standard?

Here are some preliminary test results and comparisons with my profile:

- Antutu : 12242 (compared to 18850)

- Geekbench: 1254 (compared to 2250). That scales almost exactly from 1000 to 1800 MHz...

- Stability test 20 minutes: power drop 14%->8% <=> 18 per hour (compared to 24%, a savings of 33%)

Battery hovers at 33C (compared to 38-39C, a noticeable reduction)

- Battery Charging: 30% per hour, compared to 40% on mine. With my mod, your profile now charges at 44% per hour on my charger! :)

Impressions:

- Most surprising to me is that boot is stable even with your much lower minimum CPU voltage! This is interesting, because I get instabilities at 825mv and bootloops lower than that, so my profile must start at 835mV, whereas yours starts at 812.5 and works fine! It would therefore seem that my problem is perhaps somewhere else, and I could perhaps lower voltages even more since I hava an AVS-2 chip.

- Normal use is OK, fluidity seems fine but movie playing stutters :( If I can solve this issue, it'll be a winner because as a general rule, I don't use CPU intensive apps.

- Overall running is cooler and it used less power during stability testing :)

To do:

- Testing with RF Signal Tracker, measures RF and GPS and builds signal strength maps. Tends to be heavy on battery especially when replaying all the RF data points on a map.

- Understanding your CPU slices: I presume the lower ABB means you've got some RBB compared to stock, for lower leakage at low power? I'll check power usage while at sleep and compare that with mine.

- Looking at Bus voltages and understanding what they do... Notice yours are lower than mine...

Good night, I'm turning in, looking forward to testing your profile some more tomorrow. If you'd be interested in playing with my profile, let me know, but remember it's probably not as stable as yours and setup for my AVS-2 chip, so it may need some more tweaking to run reliably on your machine. Just let me know and I'll post it up in plain text.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Zanr Zij:
Someone want smoother, 2 ways:

- Change GPU Up threshold to about 65-70

- Set min to 266MHz :)

Sent from Oppo Find 5@AndroidVietnam
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ppn7:
You are welcome. I'm this profile I didn't add the ban settings but I changed some voltage as said someone before to 800mg for cpu gpu and -50mv for mif and int
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] SandeepEmekar:
Looks like "AndreiLux" left XDA. :(

Look at his Repo. :(
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Old faithful:
What do you mean? I see no new posts since last week, couldn't he just simply be on vacation?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] frankcilo:
perseus v33.3

Yes, here the link:

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/t96hr1ln2hk1iko/42G1b_Fj0h
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Action B:
Can someone post the stock ABB values? I nandroided back and all my settings were funky.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Old faithful:
1000 accross the board... BUT it is possible the values depend on your chip ASV grade (mine's 2)
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Action B:
Never heard of the ASV grade, how would in check that?

My values now are all set to 750, except slice 3 gpu is that concerning? Slice 3 gpu is 1000. Somehow a lot of my settings got jacked up so it's confusing. Phone is running fine thougj
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Old faithful:
If it's running fine and power usage is low then I wouldn't worry about it, as your settings appear optimized already for lower body bias, which, if I understand ABB correctly, reduces leakage losses (which can be a significant proportion of energy exependiture when the chip is idle or under very low load). You can read what ASV rating your chip is in /sys/devices/system/abb/abb_info.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] themichael:
Sounds like as 1
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Action B:
It is 1. What is the relevance of that number?

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[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] themichael:
I assume they stand for which revision of the chip it is, 3 being the newest.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Old faithful:
I am still researching this, but from what I gather, the higher the AVS number, the better the chip quality and the better the potential for undervolting and overclocking.

In other words, if you have an AVS-1 chip and load a profile that has been found satisfactory on an AVS-2 class chip there is a higher risk or running into a problem than the other way around.

As for how relevant it is in ABB adjustment, I don't understand that yet and am in the process of studying how MOSFETs work as I don't want to apply any modifications without understanding what it does.

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No. If you look at the first post, it's the bin in which the processor in a given production run fall into in terms of electrical characteristics. Out of a run, some chips will have worse characteristics than others, which doesn't mean they are necessarily bad, but that they just need a wee bit more power to run reliably than the higher end ones.

But you may be intuitively right, because as manufacturing processes improve, so do chips and their electrical characteristics. So to answer, the chip itself is not revised, but the manufacturing process is, for better yield, resulting in fewer defective chips and a greater proportion of chips with better characteristics.

We can therefore assume that with time ASV numbers will in all likelihood rise and we should be able to tweak our devices even more ;)

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OK so I've been using this profile for 20 hours with phone at idle (this is a holiday in Quebec so no calls) and my battery only dropped to 99% so this profile is definitely a battery miser when it comes to idle power consumption :)

I'll monitor the situation in the coming days to get more accurate figures.

5AM to 2AM -> just dropped to 98%. 21 hours for 2% is 0.095238 per hour or less than a tenth of a percent per hour, possibly 1000 hours idle to depletion, or about 44 days (!). Take it with a grain of salt, though, as this is extrapolated from a 2% drop off the top.

i317m Note 2 on Bell, JB 4.1.2, WiFi off, Bluetooth Off, GPS Off, Mobile Data Off, Power saving mode Off(!).-85dBm signal strength.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ppn7:
Hi.

Be careful because in the first percent it will take longer to be lose.

For example me when I use my phone from 100% to 98 I can hold 23 minutes of screen time.the first percent is 15 min and when I'm under 50% I lose 1% for 5 minutes of screen time for the same using.

But definitely this profile is the best for me because minimum lag and maximum battery life.

I have tweaked yesterday the abb tabs and tonight sleeping from 2am (34% to 11am I'm still with 34%!

Petraeus 36.3
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] simo.scorpion:
Its possible to use perseus with ME6/MF2 ROM base? There are problem with efs ?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ppn7:
I use it with dme6 Phoenix v12 and I'm fine. Just backup your efs before flash.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Sylluck:
Charging with USB

Hello to all

I would like my "Galaxy Note N7100 2" recharges more quickly "USB." What parameters do I put in "Stweaks" without damaging ponents. I'm noob. And sorry for my english, do not have my native language.

thank you
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] CooLasFcuK:
Hi, Can anyone answer please?

What is the default speed(mhz) of the gpu on note 2? And how much can we increase it without getting errors or crashes?

Thanks.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Zanr Zij:
160-533! You can OC upto 800 :)

Sent from Oppo Find 5@AndroidVietnam
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Old faithful:
Agreed... But I'm comparing this to my previous profile under the same conditions, which causes the battery to drop 1% per 6-8 hours. But in any case I agree that its hardly conclusive, but a step in the right direction...

I've noticed that as well... This brings up the possibility that the factory battery capacity algorithm may need to be revised ;)

I've been playing with them as well but so far haven't had much success... I've increased BB in the lower frequencies to reduce leakage for lower frequencies by 50mV, upping them by 50mV at higher frequencies, adjusting gate voltage accordingly to maintain roughly the same differential as before, as per the Samsung chart Andreilux included in his first post, but have had lockups as a consequence, as it is my understanding that increasing BB results in increased RBB, requiring corresponding gate voltage increase to maintain voltage differential...

Am I right? I fully understand the science behind it, but as I so easily confuse figures, left and right, plus and minus (probably one of the reasons I was so horribly bad in math while at the same time being very good in science...physics), I might be completely off there... Could you comment?

And I assume you tweaked your BB voltages UP, right?

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It all depends on your motherboard and the kind of USB ports it has. That's the reason there are two settings, one for a standard port (500mA) and another for the new high power ports (1A). I would advise you against modding these figures - a charger is easy to replace, a motherboard, not.

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Thinking about benchmarks, should the OP want to verify performance, I'd like to add an observation and get your take on this...Haven't you noticed that as the device heats up from testing, the scores lower and that the best scores are more often than not attained when the device is cool? Could this mean that the chip underclock themselves as they get hot?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Old faithful:
Flashable Default Profile for ASV-2?

Well I managed to knacker the phone and not even disabling set on boot would work, so I had to restore a backup from a few weeks ago.

Does anyone have a CWM flashable default profile I could use for next time? Is this a simple matter fo replacing the default profile in a flashable profile, rename it override.profile and rezipping?

I'm going to leave the phone be for now and get some work done, but I'll check back in a couple of hours. Thanks in advance for any help!
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] sshafranko:
Use this. Save profiles than load them any time. Its a seperate app for Stweaks. Its priceless.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=35149008

GN II / TAP II
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ppn7:
I increased the abb voltage by +50mv for cpu and gpu slice -50mv And I have reduced them for MIF and INT tabs but I have some wakelock. I don't know if I should go back to default settings for all or just for Int and MIF tabs?

Cpu is at 800mv and gpu at 850mv.

Asv1