yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Ianchua:
Although im not sure on why do you even want to get OTA by having a Custom kernel.And the reason why OEM Dont provide OTA for modified device is to ensure that problems surfacing from this sections will not surface.So my suggestion for you is to reflash.

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] m666p:
Doesn't work for me,is there any thing u did to get it to work?

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] quijote1:
Its been a while since I set it up. I have a cable with two jacks on the TV end. One HDMI and one USB - the phone end has the usual mini-usb. The USB connection from the TV provides power for the connection and to keep the phone alive while you are connected.

As I remember, when I had it plugged in the phone saw the connection and asked me if I wanted to connect in surround sound or stereo. I just looked and my rom does not have anything in settings to control the HDMI connection. Check your settings to see if there might be a toggle. Other than that, it was a simple connection. I use it all the time to watch streaming video on the internet.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Ianchua:
Just find it in the Accessory section from settings

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] djmax81:
Does it support exfat sd?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] frankcilo:
Yes yes yes yes yes, it support exfat!
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] rendler:
Any way of using a generic usb gamepad this this kernel? Is it compiled in? Because it doesn't have the joydev. ko module. And when the gamepad is plugged in nothing is registered.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Aumkar:
Okay, I noticed that sound volume is very low once I install this kernel over stock. I usually keep my car volume at 15-16 and it's very loud on stock ROM ( no enhancements ) but to get to that same sound level on this kernel, I gotta increase the car volume to 24-25, which I don't want to do just to get the same volume.

Any particular reason for this, or any way to mitigate it? Like unchecking the dac redirect or some box that's checked by default in the sound settings?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] AndreiLux:
The kernel uses a crappy sound engine which overwrites ROM volumes.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Aumkar:
Alright. So is there a way to disable that engine or it's overwriting in STweaks? You're talking about that ScoobyDoo engine right?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] erick161:
Noticed that today too. You can turn the amplifier up using ST tweaks. Now my phone is louder than stock with no distortion.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] djmax81:
Exfat and ntfs support ???? This kernel???? Confirmation
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Aumkar:
This would be the left and right gain options I presume. What are your values? I'll reduce them by a bit to regain stock. But first I think I'll take a kernel backup.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] xamindar:
I found out that this kernel makes notification sounds way to loud when on headphones. Does anyone know of a way to correct this? I can turn down the gain in stweaks but that also turns down the music volume so it defeats the purpose.

Stock kernel does not have this problem. Is there a setting I am missing? I love this kernel but would rather save my ears so am forced to use another kernel.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] woof123:
Hi guys,I came to note 2 from galaxy s3 2 days ago.I was using this amazing kernel there also.I saw a difference tho that i wanted to ask if its possible to be implemented here?When i used the HDR option from Stweaks on S3,it gave the video a certain kind of "glow" that made it look so much better than the original.Note 2 version tho doesnt have this "glow" "shining" its kinda toned down abit...not sure how to explain it.Only some with both phones or the developer will be able to see it,and know what im talking about.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] skivnit:
guys i did some agressive uv now i get a bootloop flashed stock rom in recovery still stuck on samsung logo..
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ppn7:
Hi.

Put this on your sd external card and then install zip by CWM.

http://db.tt/ClLMrWi3

This will set up default setting.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] djmax81:
Is me or others too noticed ...only 1 core is active ...on hot plug ......guess it stess cpu ....
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] tabi304:
I m using ultimate ROM latest release on my SHV-E250S Korean version of note 2...I use Thor kernel or Sjkernel

Can I use Persues kernel with my Korean note 2 ?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] xamindar:
Is this kernel not being updated anymore? There are some issues that are not getting addressed. ..
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] hameerabbasi:
I know at least one with the LED. Fading LEDs come on as soon as they go off IF it isn't blue. They do fade out and in, but there's no gap between the two when it's completely off. Blue works fine.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Miqueas111:
Possible to use this kernel with Paranoid ROM? Anyone have use this kernel with that ROM? How it's the performance?

Sent from my Galaxy Note II
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] neol23:
Nope. It is only for TW based roms.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] :
Andreilux has said he's not going to update it untill the official 4.2.2 release from Samsung. Its just a case of being patient and waiting for Samsung.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] m666p:
Try devil kernel, not only does it work well ,it also has dual boot as in u can switch between asop and touchwiz Roms ,

But the downside is that it does not incorporate the latest version of Perseus....

And it is a bit complicated to set up...

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] xamindar:
Oh Ok, thanks for the information. That's a shame as the current state of sound in this kernel is atrocious. Notification sounds being twice as loud as music when on headphones is unacceptable. I have to use tasker to mute notifications when on headphones so I don't go deaf.

With other kernels the audio is fine. But I love all the other features of this kernel.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] :
I think if you check privacy mode in stweaks it mutes the notifications. I have no problem with the sound quality but I do have the same problem with notifications hurting my ears while listening to music.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] bladehawk:
KNOX

I do have to wonder if KNOX is going to make this kernel unusable for the (patched) S4 and Note III. Does anyone know if it will be able to work given Samsung's planned Kernel protection?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] djmax81:
Haha .! Note 3 ....u live in space age
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Skyrocket2Paradise:
want to double check before flashing i know it is mentioned in the change logs but this kernel supports exfat correct? and hdmi out is fully functional?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] xamindar:
No, privacy mode just mutes the external speaker when on headphones. The notification sounds still come full blast through the headphones.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] m666p:
Yup you are right, the notifications are deafening with headphones on, even with privacy mode on,

But there are two solutions, enabling saturation prevention(reduces overall volume) and/or manually lowering the notification volume...

Hope this gets fixed at some point cuz an incoming whatsapp message while listening to music feels like a bullet straight to the brain...
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] nerfiaux:
Bluetooth Lag Not related to Perseus

I had the same issue with my Jaybrid bluebuds X and I found this link :

http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=31556

Here is what it says :

Project Member #66 jbq@android.com

Bluetooth support was fully re-engineered for Android 4.2. Issues that existed on older versions probably don't exist any more. If this issue still exists on Android 4.2 or newer, please submit a separate report.

Jun 15, 2013

Project Member #67 jbq@android.com

Bluetooth support was fully re-engineered for Android 4.2. Issues that existed on older versions probably don't exist any more. If this issue still exists on Android 4.2 or newer, please submit a separate report.

I guess we have to wait till the end of the year and the 4.3 update on our Note II ! (or move to AOSP ROMs without Perseus Kernel , snif :( )
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ascrackoo1:
Outdoor Visibility

Wondering if there's a way to boost contrast on the screen to imitate the Outdoor Visibility feature (that is available on the stock camera) for the rest of the OS. it would be helpful to be able to see the screen in full sun.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] tyvar1:
Yep this kernel support ExFAT :)

I am sorry but I can't tell you if hdmi out is fully functional ;( but it should work!
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] gabamoner:
Hello guys im currently experiencing slow charging right now.. I dont know if its my charger or the phone itself.. I tried to monitor it using GALAXY CHARGING CURRRENT LITE .. and these are the values

Max 400

Now 1698

Avg 400

Im downloading the perseus kernel right now maybe it can solve the problem.. do you guys have any idea about my problem.. ill appreciate any help..
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Old faithful:
Could be the wire, could be the charger. Usually caused by poor connections.

The beauty of the Perseus kernel is that you can tweak the power for charging the device.

After installing the Perseus kernel, look for and start Stweaks, go to power, check "ignore unstable power" and set charging current to 1400 mA. Best of both worlds, forces good charging rate without overloading the device or charger.

Sent from my Note 2 - Text mostly by Google Voice, May Contain Weirdness ;)
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] gabamoner:
Thank you so much!!! You save my day.. I guess perseus kernel did the trick.. you were right it is caused by tge power detection..
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Old faithful:
Glad I could help! It's exactly the reason why I flashed the Perseus kernel in the first place ;)

Sent from my Note 2 - Text mostly by Google Voice, May Contain Weirdness ;)
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] sunmybun:
hows everyone's screen time and battery life with the change of abb values and uving? i test the value for my gf's note 2 asv1 and its very stable with 25hr of use with 5 hrs screen time
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] sachinaik:
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[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Shudder123:
what are your abb settings?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] sunmybun:
ive zipped my profile its similar to someone in this forum but i forgot who lol but credits to him/her

ive stability tested for 20 mins and it was good
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Shudder123:
how do I view this?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] sunmybun:
look for stweak profiles app and install it

then put the asv1.profile into the directory of the profiles if you know where they are

i think its in /data/.perseus/ not sure tho but search around

and then after you put it there

go back to the profiles app and press restore and click the profile... remember to backup first so if you get bootloop you can fash the uncheck boot zip and restore back your profile
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ppn7:
I have go back to stock settings because of asv1. I tried lot of abb settings but i don't see any better battery life
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] vhd99:
how we do flash perseus kernel SDS n7100 phone dsnt accept anything over odin and cant access recovery.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] themichael:
Stability tested on stock CPU volts?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] sunmybun:
yup i did that test long time ago when the 36.3 came out and it was stable too
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Tungsten c:
stock Sprint kernel

Ifs there a way to get a copy of the stock kernel (only) just in case I want to go back, I just want the stock kernel I have the stock rom file but don't feel like flashing the whole rom.

Thank
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] :
If it's in tar format you can use mobile odin to flash kernel only and I'm pretty sure you can restore just the kernel from a nandroid
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Tungsten c:
I have TWRP and I really don't see an option for just the kernel. I would like to get a copy of the stock kernel if one is available.

Thanks

Sent from my SPH-L900
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] :
Note sure about twrp but in cm its under advanced restore
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Tungsten c:
thanks but I don't have CM I have TWRP.

Can someone point me out to a download site which a stocked Sprint Kernel can be downloaded?

Thanks
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] xyzulu:
http://www.sammobile.com/
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ph03n!x:
Look for mskip's Note II tool kit. IIRC, it can restore stock kernels.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Tungsten c:
Thank you very much seek and you will find.

also found this one

http://rwilco12.com/downloads.php?dir=Files/Devices/Samsung Galaxy Note II (SPH-L900)/Stock ROMs/

On this site you can find all the stock options you will ever want and then some.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] iba21:
How to save settings of stweak app?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] indrajeet007:
Whenever u make a change in d settings.. a apply button is seen at d bottom.. just click that and settings get saved...
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] iba21:
I'm meaning after a full wipe of the rom
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] mat9v:
Safeguard folder /data/.perseus it contains your perseus settings. Backup on sdcard and restore after wipe. Remember to restore correct permisions and ownerships for the files.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] iba21:
That's what i would know :D:D
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] dbzgod:
BusyBox Issue

When I try to update Busybox to the newest version via Playstore BusyBox Pro, and install it to /system/xbin/ the Kernel is set to restore the older version it came with to /sbin/

I've try'd multiple things and have yet to get it to stick, how can I fix this?

Thank you.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Crescendo Xenomorph:
I found that this is the only kernel that have Display Calibration feature...

I have tried other kernels but back to Perseus (even though no longer updated)... :cool:
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] hameerabbasi:
RedPill and TeraBuzz also have it. But credits go to AndreiLux for introducing it, of course, and above all, making it accessible via source code.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Formhault:
Sorry to chime in here like a bas*ard... but... Is [MENTION=4167023]AndreiLux[/MENTION] still developing this? Or he is taking a break etc.?

(Didn't read/search the topic good enough to find a relevant answer - if this has been addressed already lately. Sorry...)

Sent from hyperspace
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] iba21:
He's waiting the new firmware with new kernel
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] mat9v:
Not really for new firmware, as they are popping every month, he is waiting for official Samsung branded Android 4.2.2 or 4.3 for Note 2 to resume his work. Then he will wait for Kernel sources and so on.... :) Nothing really new to play with here with no major changes in sources. He is busy now with Galaxy S4 and others.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] hung2900:
Im new to Note 2. Perseus kernel with STweak is great, but I cannot manually adjust screen temperature (other mods like saturation is ok)
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Old faithful:
Go to Screen, Register Intercept, check Enable Register Hook, Enable Master Sequence, White Color Balance then adjust the colors there.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] V@no:
Love perseus kernel for it's ability adjust sound settings, nothing sounds as good as "eargasmic" on perseus.

However there is one issue I've discovered: audio sound in google hangouts is terrible in a way that I can't hear half the sentence. The problem is the echo cancellation on my side. Regardless if I'm using speaker phone or headphones hangous cut out the sound after about 1-2 seconds. When I lower the mic setting to 10 (from 28 by default) then I can hear them just fine with no cut off, however they have hard time hearing me.

I've tried sever headsets and sound volume - it has absolutely no effect - which is strange, because theoretically sound volume is what supposedly mic picks up.

Skype seems to have better echo cancellation and works much, much better, but still sometimes it cuts off some sound. The problem is perseus, I'm sure about it because by playing with mic volume in real time I could hear the difference. Of course one could argue about hangouts itself, but on stock kernel everything works perfectly.

Anyone else experience this?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Formhault:
Exactly... The next "new" firmware is gonna be like... XX123, then XX123.4 and so on... Those are very minor updates. Things that barely can be called changes.

Android 4.2.2 / 4.3? We're not seeing that anytime soon :( ... Hoped he's still developing / working on features. Or everything is working and nothing needs work right now :D
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Blizzard22:
Hello everyone!

As a regular note 2 user I have to charge my phone but recharging takes too long and I can't even recharge when I'm watching HD movies over ftp or while gaming.

It always stays on the current battery level which is annoying.

I didn't changed anything power related at the settings and I'm using the (properly working) original charging cable and charger.

Is there a way to improve charging speed without damaging my note?

The only suggestion to change I found was to tick "ignore unstable power detection" and changing charging current to 1400 but it was in an another app and don't know which slider he meant in the STweaks apps.

What are your suggested settings in the "STweaks" app?

I couldn't find any helping solution yet...
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Atsco:
Hi everybody! Is there any chance, that Allshare Cast Dongle is going to work with Perseus kernel in the future? This is only thing, why I can't use this perfect kernel...:(
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Formhault:
I personally don't think that enabling "Ignore unstable power" is going to cause any harm. The charger has protections and such... and unless the wall socket is being hit by 10 lightnings at the same time... you should be good to go :)

If your charger is of 2A output... you're good. If it's of 1A... you can't do anything.

Change the following :

DCP AND MAINS AC INPUT CURRENT - 2000mA

DCP AND MAINS AC CHARGE CURRENT - 1800mA

Additionally, the USB cable you are using to charge may not be good enough in order to conduct 2 full amps. I myself am going to test out some cables in order to find which one is the best... as my phone is not charging fast enough :(
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Blizzard22:
As far as I know is that the Allsharecast dongle only works properly when your device status is not changed. If you root/flash your device the flash counter detects it and your device status changes. You could find a solution in the Triangle away thread. Good luck!
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] xcxa23:
hey mate, i remember saw a thread about a script for temporary allshare solution

edit : here is the link http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2358557&highlight=allshare
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Old faithful:
As Formhault said, the "ignore unstable power" can only hurt the charger IF it is bad to begin with and IF you decide to force it to charge beyond its capacity to do so. Furthermore, most if not all charger controller ICs have a thermal shutdown so the worst that can happen is that it's going to overheat and shut down to cool off before continuing. Ben there,done that.

OK, since you asked for instructions... I'm probably going to repeat myself, but I figure saying it in slightly different words surely can't hurt. So here's how you do it:

1- open Stweaks

2- on top, swipe to the POWER tab and click that

3- wipe down to CHARGING CURRENTS

4- swipe DCP AND MAINS AC INPUT CURRENT to around 2000mA if you use the OEM or any other charger that can sustain a maximum rate of 2A. Depending on which profile I use, I set it to 1800 (car charger) to 1900 (OEM charger) to prevent charger overheating. This slider sets the TOTAL current going into the device, charging AND device usage.

5- swipe DCP MAINS AND AC CHARGE CURRENT to 1400mA. I do this to prevent overheating of the charger. You can ignore that and set it at 1700 or 1800 BUT NOT ABOVE INPUT if you live in a cool place where the charger can easily cool off naturally. I like to set it about 500mA less, so that I can charge the device as much as possible and still use it intensely (for example as a navigator in the car - that easily takes 500mA to run gmaps). You will notice that setting it at 1800mA or so will not make it charge significantly any faster in real terms than setting it at 1400mA (you may get perhaps, in cool conditions, an increase from an average of 39% to perhaps 42% per hour)

6- swipe down to CHARGING CURRENT ADJUSTMENTS

7- check (tick)the SECOND box called "Ignore unstable power". As previously said, this bypasses the charging current stability checking so if the charger is erratic say, because it's hot, because your wire connection ins iffy or your wire is frayed,, etc, it won't force the phone to diminish the charging rate to help the charger. But it's also why I diminish the input and charge currents: because charging rate is not controlled by the phone anymore, I set it a bit lower to prevent overheating of the charger, because overheating shuts down the charger and you won't be any better off that reducing it. As they say: steady does it.

Check this next graphic that shows it in detail. As you will notice, charging current for the first third dropped completely as the charger shut itself down from overheating. I then switched to 1400mA, and it never overheated after that.

Hope you didn't mind my rambling and that it helped clear things out.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Formhault:
@ Old faithful

I am using a cable which I previously used to charge my ex phone (Galaxy Note 1 N7000) to charge via USB at 1A (controlled via an app similar to STweaks).

It DID charge at 1A/h. Gorgeous :)

Now... on the Note 2... it doesn't! It barely charges at 800mA, if I set the SDP input/charge current values and CDP input/charge current values to 1500/1700mA in STweaks... If I lower those four values by ~200mA, the current that goes through is reduced to ~600mA. :eek:

With those values at their default values... the phone barely charges at 400-550mA through USB... :(

The cable CAN conduct 1A. Otherwise my Note 1 wouldn't be able to charge at 1A via it... :confused: