yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] XxLostSoulxX:
Explain to me this why change something when it was working fine. I understand adding things and features to make it better but when you completely change it to where it's not consistent anymore gets me? Another person also had ask for a percentage as well. I'm pretty good when it comes to this stuff. it's not spoon feeding to help a person out. Once I get my 6200 anker ill test it out. Or maybe this week sometime.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] techmike:
confused

I'm generally new to Android, and am going crazy with all the ROM choices floating around for my Note2.

I'm currently running the PACman rom ( AOKP, Paranoid, CM mix of a rom) and tried flashing this kernel

and got a boot loop. Is this kernel only meant to be flashed onto a stock rom or am I doing something wrong?

When flashing a new kernel do I need to whipe caches? Thanks guys.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] rwright64:
You're can't run a touchwiz kernel on a aosp rom, ever!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] AndreiLux:
Of course you can. I just don't bother with doing the modifications for it to be possible.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] techmike:
Shows what a newb I am. Thank you!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Daemos:
delete
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] smOBudda:
Phone Freezing Issue after flash of kernel

Last night I flashed this kernel to my phone using the method listed with recovery in the development forum I didn't have any issues for the most part. Over the last 24 hours of use I have noticed the phone will freeze when launching applications from time to time. I am using the stoke profile that was listed by the developer of the kernel with I believe was G5(The everyday profile that he uses with the kernel). I wanted to know if anyone else was having similar issues? Or how I could go about correcting the issue I'm having. Thanks for your help.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] AndreiLux:
Important security update in v29. Please update.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] -viperboy-:
Bottom line, it's HIS kernel and he will do what he wants. He gave you the info, try it. If you wouldn't have been *****ing this whole time, you would have been done by now and found the value that works for you.

I highly doubt he decided to randomly change values for fun, he had a reason. Just because you may not understand it doesn't mean you need to continue to be an annoyance in his thread.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] z31k:
I am not sure if this has been address, and I apologize in advance if it has. But, for the life of me I can not run the apps2sd script. Am I missing something??

BTW: Thank you so much for your contibution to this community. I really love this colonel!!! LOL :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] slam11100:
I think this was really well said. I mean, he made the kernel the way that he wanted to, that works great for 9 out of 10 phones, if not better,. But what's more, he made a way for the user to change the kernel values along with detailed descriptions.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] egodriver07:
Pure awesomeness. Just scored a 7495 quadrant. Stuttering during the 3d test has been smoothed out nicely too. Thanks for your continued work on this kernel.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] BDR456:
This kernel with the 5G profile :banghead:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] dtruong23:
5G profile. My highest quadrant yet!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] XxLostSoulxX:
why change the values to make it not smooth? And even making it smoother it still doesn't render as good as stock. Still getting lag, bad battery life, to many inconsistencies.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] -viperboy-:
Seriously dude, we get it. Check your values and move the frick on. Not everyone is having issues. ADJUST YOUR VALUES!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] cherylbaker:
I hate to ask stupid questions but have read and read and just cannot find the answer. . People keep telling about profile 0 or running 5g.. What on earth is this all about? Also I read something about using stweaks so I went to the market and it said it was already installed but I see no such app. There is an stweaks.apk in my system/apps but looks like it is from jelly bomb rom..

Any insight would be appreciated

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] XxLostSoulxX:
I did that's the point
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] shippbe:
I haven't posted in quite some time, but I just have to say - if you are not pleased with the kernel's performance after adjusting the values, you do not have to continue using it. You seem very adamant on the fact that stock performs better for you, so go ahead and use that.

I have had no problems thus far with this kernel and from reading all of your recent replies, you seem somewhat ungrateful for the time and effort others have shown. Just my two cents. :angel:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mexiking713:
Thank you for this awesome kernel :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mackentosh:
I couldnt have said that any better
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] twe90kid:
guess i'm not the only one trying to find answers.... =(
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] shippbe:
You can find the profiles here:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=35410521&postcount=1151 :good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] cherylbaker:
Thanks for the link. . One question. . I flashed 5g and it didn't crash or anything but my phone sends slower.. is that possible. ..

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Ok well maybe it is my imagination. . Ran antutu and profile 5g raised my score another 500. Still not hitting 58 fps which I read somewhere someone said they were getting from stock

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ix3u:
You know benchmarks don't mean anything right? I would rather my phone was smooth and getting a 5 in a benchmark than running like ass and getting 10000 in a benchmark... Just saying. As long as you're running good, benchmarks don't mean anything (other than you have a bigger e-penis than others)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] cherylbaker:
Ha ha yeah I know. (And gee I hope I don't have a bigger any kind of Penis ha ha ha).. going to run it dir a few days and see how it goes. . Ok so to make sure I understand. . 5g is profile 5 but with the govoner tweaks as described in the thread

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Just fur giggles can you run antutu speed test. . In my experience quadrant varies to much.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] shippbe:
Just for giggles, ~19500 on Antutu. :silly:

And yes - the 5G profile has the governor tweaks. It also has different voltage settings.

Profile 5 is the same except for that it does not contain gundal's governor tweaks.

^ Exactly. :cool:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] dp3974:
Not to sound stupid, but where are these different flashable profiles, downloaded zip and flashed in recovery, but no options for profiles. Can't find in setcpu either.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] shippbe:
The flashable zips override Perseus' default profile (/data/.perseus/default.profile) which is read by STweaks.

There won't be any specific name shown in any app after applying the profile from the zip, the values will just be changed.

If you did not flash STWEAKS_UNCHECK_SET_ON_BOOT.zip, the new values were applied when you booted your phone from recovery.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Cyclonut:
No worries but if you would have just read back 6 post you would have scene this link to the profiles. :p

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=35410521

Select the one you want, flash in recovery and tweak if you want or need to in Stweaks. Stweaks is located in your apps.

Be sure to read about "profile 0" and how to use it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] twe90kid:
Running the latest version with profile 5G on Mackroms.

Coming from an Evo LTE w/ Evil Kernel, I realized that this kernel seems to still have a pretty heavy battery drain on sleep.

My phone is setup to turn off wifi and mobile data from 11pm-7:30am. The drain is over 10% for the time period. On an Evo LTE, I get about 2% battery drain, if not less.

Just wanted to share a little of what I see. Not sure if it's possible to fix or improve.

Thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Skripka:
You need to look into optimizing your settings. During overnight discharge I burn a fraction of what you a burning. It comes down to what partial kernel wakelocks you're having. It ain't the Perseus Kernel that is doing it IME at least since I've been running it, I haven't had a chance to fully test the latest Perseus Alpha29.1 but I strongly suspect it is your user apps that is the source of your problem.

Things like network-based location and Google+ issues craploads of unneeded partial wakelocks that can easily account for 10% battery drain overnight.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] slam11100:
With posts like this you should post more often. Right on!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Flak:
I'm not sure what to believe.... the stweaks app doesn't seem to give you any errors when overclocking/undervolting. I do notice that my phone locks up here and there and runs slower using the profiles, though the tweaked governor def makes a difference (I was already using very similar settings there).

If I attempt the same overclocks/undervolting in other apps, say System Tuner Pro, it will fail out to default on boot giving me an error about stability. So I know voltages are too low. If I compare what I can use in terms of voltages in System Tuner Pro, Antutu and others, that allow boot without the error/message that it reverted to default... The voltages are much higher then what is in any of the profiles or what I think I can set in stweaks.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] raw2000j:
I dont see no 5g profile i have perseus 29 and i have stweaks installed but have no app for it im running jellybomb 11
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] shippbe:
Here's the link where you can download the various profiles:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=35410521&postcount=1151

Make sure to flash STWEAKS_UNCHECK_SET_ON_BOOT.zip first before trying out anything.

After you flash the profile, open STweaks. The values will be changed. :fingers-crossed:

I use 5G and it works great.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mvaughn12:
Does this kernel perform well on rooted stock?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] shippbe:
Yes.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] b0Ne83:
Im testing today with the 5g tweek and so far so good. Better battery life for sure
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] xKrisx:
I am not trying to clog your thread but I am curiouse about something.

I installed this kernel a few weeks ago and ran it for a few days but never could get GPU settings the way I wanted them so I went back stock. I have since then completely reset my phone to stock LJC and started over with my theming. However I have noticed a big difference in battery life since installing and leaving your kernel. I have ran battery monitors to locate the difference but over all I have been unsuccessful in pinpointing the culprit. So today I decided to download SetCPU to look at clock settings and noticed something odd. Your Governors and Schedulers were still there and I am assuming have been working on the stock kernel. Is this the reason my battery life has been crap and how do I fix it.

Screen shots to give a little info.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] xKrisx:
Just to clarify. It was original set to 1600 max and on pegasusq governor. I changed it before the screen shots.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] getimmaaw:
Been having reboots and hard locks with this kernel with the profiles installed. I guess my cpu cant handle them .
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] twe90kid:
I've been getting it as well.

The tweaks for the profiles were based on the guys settings (for his phone).

I got a random reboot today without using the profiles on perseus kernel.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] getimmaaw:
Yeah, May need to reflash and clear all the guys settings.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mr pnut:
Can I use this kernel on stock deodex rom for sprint Ljc.....thx
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] MiguelHogue:
Yes you can

-TeaM VeNuM Like A Boss

-Galaxy Note II Edition
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mr pnut:
Thx bro.....also awesome work on your roms..;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mr pnut:
Well I flashed this kernel twice and it still doesn't change the kernel I wipe cache and dalvik then installed but for some reason I'm not seeing the new kernel, do I need to fix permission. ...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] shippbe:
I use MobileODIN and haven't had any issues. What did you use? As far as I know, fixing permissions will not affect the kernel.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] AndreiLux:
You're asking me why you're getting worse battery on the stock kernel over mine or what? Well maybe because it doesn't have most of the battery improving features...?

Also don't run any governor besides Pegasus on the stock kernel, you're basically breaking your phone's scaling if you run ondemand or any of the others.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mr pnut:
I use twrp to flash the kernel, I just mentioned the permission because when flashing a kernel for the s3 I had to do that. I just flash again and same results nothing....
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] shippbe:
Not sure if the .zip used would have any different result whether you used TWRP or CWM. You could try using CWM or ODIN to flash and see if that works. :fingers-crossed:

Like I said, I use ODIN so I don't keep up with the TWRP thread and the issues that recovery possibly has.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mr pnut:
K bud thx I'll try Odin when I get home from work thx....
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] xKrisx:
Ok sir, first off I was not coming here to cause you any distress. I apologize my post was not clear enough for you to understand what I ment.

I had no problems with your kernel bug wise or battery wise. It just didnt work for me. I was just commenting on the fact that since I went back to stock my battery life took a drastic hit. Compared to before I went to your kernel. In other words, stock now isnt performing like stock before was. I also commented on the fact that the Governors and Schedulers are different then they were before flashing perseus kernel. Its almost as if your Kernel left a little behind. Again this isn't directed as a "Your kernel broke my phone" post. I was just inquiring if there is way to completely revert back.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] shippbe:
No worries.

Here's the links for MobileODIN if you'd like to use that instead. :)

Thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1347899

Files: http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1478772&d=1352818421

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1473466&d=1352635055
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mxl180:
I've too been getting random reboots when GPU overclocked. I've set it to stock mhz and raised the voltage closer to stock, two days so far without reboot.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] twe90kid:
Main thread for this kernel got deleted. Wondering if the development is still on or discontinued
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] shippbe:
It's back now. Supposedly it was a mistake a mod made.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Skripka:
Whew. :sly:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] chevbowtie22:
I may have missed this in this thread or the main one but is anyone else having issues with mhl connectivity? Namely the audio output? The phone is registering the fact that an HDMI is connected but I'm not getting any audio output. The only change I made to the audio portion of Stweaks is setting the eq preset to flat. Any help would be great since this set up is the soul source of audio in my car.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] sleshepic:
His kernel didnt "leave anything behind", those are governors in stock. And if you flashed back to stock properly, then your on stock and shouldnt debug according to what Isn't on your phone anymore.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mxl180:
I've reverted back to alpha27. For me newer versions have been causing random reboots and lock ups on boot screen.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] enormous:
I've noticed on Alpha 29 that my phone is extremely slow to turn off after I push the power button. Does anyone know where I can download the older versions?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Flak:
Is there some sort of archive for your kernels? I'm also having odd issues with 29.1 and deleted the other kernels already.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mxl180:
Here's the last stable version for me. I was getting random reboots - many times requiring a battery pull.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Skripka:
Thanks amigo. I'm trying this too hoping for fewer reboots on phone.

UPDATE:a day of 10-20 minute phone calls and so far no phantom reboots. Fingers crossed it stay like this.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] davidstjohn1:
I want to try this kernel and I have a couple questions I have the Sprint version of the Galaxy Note 2. My question is I like this because it has color modifications and screen sharpness modifications. Is there a way to adjust them with trickster mod.???
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Skripka:
Woot for new kernel...hopefully the mid-call reboot syndrome is gone.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Cyclonut:
Well it may be a placebo affect but I swear my note is smoother with this new kernel..!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] dtruong23:
My LED light doesn't turn on when I plug in the charger on the newest version of the kernel. Anyone else have this problem?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Skripka:
Red/green light works fine on charger and computer here.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] :
Just to verify, when you are charging your phone, you don't have the following:

-a notification, such as an email or text message.

-your screen is off.

-you don't have an application, such as a video game running.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] dtruong23:
Correct. Screen off, no notifications and no apps running. I will try flashing again after new download and report back.

Update: just reflashed the kernel and still no LED. On the previous version it was working. Anyways thanks for the awesome kernel.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] RTC88:
What app is everyone using to oc?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] BigJPNut:
SetCPU here... RomToolbox works well too, as well as being a great app for many other things.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] -viperboy-:
+1 for v3.0.7 of setCPU.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] slick_rick:
Voltage Control works fine for me.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] BigJPNut:
Is that the newest and why that version?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] -viperboy-:
Yeah its the newest, but it isn't on XDA for free.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] BigJPNut:
Oh ok...same one I use.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] MiguelHogue:
Don't beat me down for my noob question lol.. But flashing this won't replace Twrp if you have it?

-TeaM VeNuM Like A Boss
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] BigJPNut:
Nope...stays intact :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] -viperboy-:
Not like the old Samsung devices thank God!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] dannys.ser:
Whats difference in alpha and LJ kernels

Sent from my massive Galaxy Note® II...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] RTC88:
Lj is stock kernel.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] MiguelHogue:
Haha yes, .. I was thinking switching the kernel would replace the recovery as well like on my epic 4G touch

-TeaM VeNuM Like A Boss
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jutaejrtouch:
system tuner pro
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] steezc:
+1

Sent from my GNote II
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] RTC88:
What about gpu oc? What are people using for that?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] epicnoob66:
I'm curious what was changed to make this work on the sprint variant
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] AndreiLux:
There are no apps available for that because there isn't a standard GPU interface out there for SoC's. I hope my new GPU interface will gain some traction, as I tried to make it as generic as possible, but it's up to other developers to use it. There's a extensive explanation in the main thread (Linked in OP) for it, as all other changes in the kernel.

In regards to the T-Mobile version there's just two defconfig differences, both probably in my opinion meaningless in practice. In regards to the ramfs, this is using a different data partition and some other minor carrier changes. If you're talking about the official Sprint sources, I don't know; I didn't try to compile them.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Devi0124:
Do i have to root first or can i just odin this?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] honki24:
Thank you Andreilux! Sorry to have been a pest, and thank you very much for your work!

Thanks Viperboy for testing and knowing how to speak his language.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mugenga:
Awesome new Kernel AndreiLux! Does anyone know if the older 5G profile is still flashable and works for the new kernel update?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] :
Perhaps you don't have the LED enabled?

Settings>Display>LED Indicator
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] twe90kid:
Be careful with that. I think the custom governor settings are too aggressive to cause reboots. I've had issues with reboots on 5G on 30.1.

But after reverting back to plain 30.1 without profiles, I haven't had a single reboot.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] BDR456:
I'm running the regular profile 5 and it's all good. :thumbup:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] twe90kid:
overclocked cpu and gpu with stweaks?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] v4npro:
Never mind it works
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Cyclonut:
I noticed after the update to v30 I also don't have the red led during charging. Led is enabled in settings ...hmm
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DoUevenRoot:
Same here
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ropodope:
Turn your screen off!

ropodope

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Turn your screen off.

ropodope

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Turn your screen off.

ropodope
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jiffy1080:
Your kernel work is amazing. I really wish I knew how to port it to use on AOSP Lol. Once TW MIUI has GPS the updated kernel will be on my phone for sure.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Cyclonut:
Boom :eek: ..you're right! Thank you!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Jettubby:
Perseus 29 vs 30 kernel on the Galaxy Note II Sprint running MacksROM v4.0 and Nova Prime launcher. These kernels are not tweaked. Just loaded, ROM allowed to settle for 10min, and run Quadrant. Quadrant run multiple times on each to get an average score. FYI

#1: 29

#2: 30
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] modmandan:
I don't put to much stock into benchmark results. They really don't mean that much anyways. You can run tests multiple times on the same rom and kernel and get multiple results.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] twe90kid:
has to be a reason for such a big difference
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mugenga:
Hi AndreiLux,

I wanted to know if there was a kernel specific tweak that could be made to force 720p 60hz over the MHL adapter for Galaxy S3/Note II?

The reason I ask this is because another developer for the HTC One S has found a way to force this mode via his kernel:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1712902

As of now, the MHL output resolution will just match whatever the highest resolution is on the monitor it's connected to. If the monitor can display 1080p, the adapter will default to 1080p 30Hz, which looks pretty bad.

If you are able to find a way to force 720p 60Hz, or even have an output resolution toggle via Stweaks, that would be awesome. Do you have any thoughts on this?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DoUevenRoot:
This...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] getimmaaw:
How do you go back to plain 30.1 I tried re flashing the kernel but it seems that the profile stuck
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jamexman:
Flash the "no stick on boot" one