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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Lord Sekhmet:
http://www.rwilco12.com/downloads.p.../Kernels/Custom TW Kernels/Perseus Kernel/ZIP
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] fryingpan0613:
Did you bother to read the last page or 2 before posting? You can prevent the apology post if you took a min.

check out our rom website, http://updater.team-nocturnal.com/labrats/
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] na_tra:
so far this kernel gives me great battery life > stock kernel. It's very stable and the website crashing while opening somehow disappears. However, I do note really see the different in performance at 1800 vs stock 1600.

Great works dev.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Zer0C0oL:
Will this kernel work for the Paranoid Android JWR/JSS hybrid? It has been posted in the PA forum that the kernel needs to be JWR variant.

This kernel is for the North American Sprint variant SPH-L900. Versions for other variants are found in their respective forums.[/QUOTE]
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] MaxGadgetGuy:
Just wanted to say performance is amazing for this kernel. The battery life on 36.3 is truly a gift from the gods - thanks for putting this together!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] VenpaCasa:
Maybe another noob as irritating ?Tion lol, but here it goes. Would this work on Macks rom MA7?

Sent from my GT-N8013
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] LMMT:
Yes
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] 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?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Dragonfyr:
Two odd things after i upgraded my Kernel today using TWRP

1. Received a Sign On Network Error

2. Battery draining at an alarming rate.

I Wiped both of the Caches before and after installing the new Kernel.

Any Ideas?

Model SPH-L900

MA7

ROM Virtue 1.2a

CPU Underclocked with SetCPU to 1400
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] lovekeiiy:
anyway to update the STweaks to 1.1. I tried it won't let me because 1.0 is installed and ID tag don't match. And oddly enough, Stweaks won't open. I get an error. I've tried reflashing the kernal. I figure something got changed in my ROM and need to reflash it. Just being lazy.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] t4d73:
Hey does anyone know how to create a stweaks profile? I think you guys would love the way I have this set up and I'd like to share it if anyone is interested. It's sooo fast and snappy lol! Not the best for your battery though but if you're like me and don't care about that you should check it out.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] t4d73:
No voltages were changed or anything else but these settings. So fast and very snappy and screen looks amazing!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] t4d73:
All other color settings are turned up to 5.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] t4d73:
Didn't see this one so this too.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] t4d73:
Anyone who uses these settings will notice that the cpu sits with all 4 cores running simultaneously at 200mhz. But when the screen is touched or an activity is performed it jumps to 1800mhz.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] moose1313:
I like the concept of "full" use of the phone while your using it. But hows battery life I noticed you said it wasn't as good but about how much life you getting on that with one charge
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] t4d73:
Well I have 4 batteries and a wall charger so battery life is a non issue for me. I'd say about 6 hrs or so with heavy use. But I've also got it set to max brightness with a screen time out at ten minutes so it doesn't go off all the time.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] t4d73:
I have to say that's not bad though!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] NWNJ:
So, if I use these settings, which I am going to try out. Do I uninstall Trickster?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] t4d73:
I would. Wouldn't want it to conflict. Wait till you see the screen.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] NWNJ:
Thanks. I am trying these out now. The only question I have is did you have some of the other screens set to start on boot as well, or just the first one? The other screen shots show the changes, but they don't show the box for set on boot on the top of the screens.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] t4d73:
Yeah check them all to set on boot. I was more concerned about showing the settings and that part must have got cut off.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] doubledragon5:
t4d73 I applied all your settings on my goodness 3.0.2 rom, and there still seems to be a huge lag. I did this because it was lagging like crazy after first install, and continues.. Any suggestions?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] t4d73:
Hmm... Not sure. Not doubting the rom at all as I've never used it but I'm just on a stock MC2 with the kernel over it. Not sure if that would even matter but I don't have lag. I'm also using the seeder app from the play store. It's here on xda too. And an app I paid for a while back called provision optimizer which I'm not sure makes a huge difference but does seem too I think. I also have an app called system tuner installed with most of it's tweaks enabled. No 2 devices are really the same and run all kinds of different apps and tweaks. You could also just have something else slowing you down that you may just have to figure out. Good luck.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] doubledragon5:
Thanks, I'm going to play around with it for a bit.. The saber kernel it came with I dumped, as I had many issues. Perseus has always ran smoothly, and have been using it since day one with my phone..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] t4d73:
Yeah I totally agree man. Even though it hasn't been updated for a long time it's still the best running kernel for me. And following this and his other threads it looks he will update it when 4.3 sources are out which by the looks of things it could be soon. The international version just got leaked yesterday following the s4 leak so we shouldn't be too far off. And I think this should work on a potential leak until he updates it because 4.3 is still jelly bean. Oh and I think people on sammobile were also saying that 4.3 has the same stock kernel that came with 4.1.2 which is kinda weird.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] doubledragon5:
Well after a few days it is working good with the new settings. The rom does have some small issues that need working but other than that it runs.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] t4d73:
I. Changed a few other things around a bit. Definitely see and increase in speed but also a big decrease in battery life. But here they are anyway.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] :
Which version (36.3 or 33.4) are you getting the best battery, stability and sound quality?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] t4d73:
Well I'm using the latest which has awesome sound, look, and is very fast and stable. The way I have it set up though is probably not so great for the battery so I can't really say how it performs with stock settings. I have max screen brightness, overclocked cpu and gpu, and tweaked memory settings and still get about 6 hrs of heavy use. But again I have everything maxed out.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Tungsten c:
Hey this kernel Is pretty good. Anyone knows how to back up a kernel I am going to do my wife's phone and would life to make a back up of her kernel just in case. Also any one knows if there is a leaked4.3 for note2 sprint variant?

Thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Natedog1:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2139919

[KERNELS][CWM][ODIN] Kernel Repository - Download Them All Here! (SPH-L900) Just download stock from here.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] doubledragon5:
I just learned something recently.. I have been having issue with lag, and did some settings adjustments from t4d73 (thanks again). Well every once in a while, my phone would freeze up still and sometimes refuse to boot.. So I went and flashed back to 100% stock plus recovery. Let it stand for 24hrs and had no issues.. Went back flashed rom, and flashed Perseus kernel, which I love.. Well problems started all over again.. What I found out was, that I was not wiping properly.. When flash another kernel over existing I would only wipe cache/delvik cache, flash kernel wipe again reboot.. I found that if I wipe cache/delivk cache/factory reset. Then install kernel,and wipe all three again, things went back to normal and runs smooth as butter.. If anyone has this same issue, do what I mentioned, that should help..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] t4d73:
Another useful app I use when things aren't going so smoothly is an app called white killer. It has a widget which I have to admit is pretty ugly but it frees memory by killing processes. Most memory killers only kill apps but this one actually kills your running processes which I think is more useful. Most will just start right back up but it does seem to help quite a bit.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] vasiaeva:
UC to 900 still snappy UV-50 my battery happy:beer:

Sent from my SPH-L900 using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] peekeesh:
Will this work with mk4? Thanks@
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Emanzer0:
Wish it would...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] t4d73:
No. And if you follow his other links for his original work (in the op) this will not be getting updated. The only thing holding me back from updating to 4.3. I don't want to lose my setup for something I would probably like less. Sucks but he has moved on.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] rosystreasures:
Hello,

I am a bit new to kernels and do not quite understand them yet, tho I am getting there!

I'm using SynergyRom 4.3.

I know to install this using the zip file with Philz.

Do I then need to do anything else? Or will the kernel do all of that for me?

Thx!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] The Legendary Odyssey:
This kernel will not work with TouchWiz 4.3 nor will any other. Check into the devil kernel thread. The developer is getting close to a working kernel for TouchWiz 4.3 on the Sprint variant.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrjeancw:
well i am going back to whompasaurus 4.2 from 4.3 using billals method. i am going with perseus kernel on the aroma installer for whomp.

any specific settings that people are running? im going to overclock to 1800 however, the volt...any ideas?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] t4d73:
I don't think anyone is using this as it hasn't seen any support in a very long time because the developer has dropped the support for our device. Not sure why you would want to go backwards either but to each his own.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrjeancw:
i decided against this kernel however, the reason why i am going backwards is becasue there has not been one steady rom out there 4.3 no knox that i like. whomp has it all for me with no random reboots or forecloses (sures?).
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] t4d73:
Well now that 4.4 is out there may be some good ROMs coming out soon and from what I've heard it seems like 4.4 is more stable that 4.3 but I wouldn't know because I've been using CM for months now.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrjeancw:
send me the link for the cm ur using. ill see.

i have tried like 4 or 5 roms for 4.3 and they have all had issues. whompasaurus has been the most steady rom i have ever used. loud volume for music, all toggles actually work, no foreclosures and the list goes on and on.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] skye206:
Go to try PA beta 4.4 beta 1, its faster feels faster than cm and it also just incorporated cm's new theme engine. Weekly updates, no forceclose's or crazy bugs.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrjeancw:
link?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] t4d73:
Just look in the original development section. They're all there or Android development.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Darkangels6sic6:
The s5ish community rom is pretty awesome
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Daevionne:
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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mysticjp:
i cant find a kernel that will work with the alliance rom TW anyone kno of any?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] SmithO77:
After installing the Adaway webserver no longer stays on & I'm experiencing serious lag in games, when playing more then a half hour. The RAM is close to full & I would have to exit the game & re-enter for it to stop. Is there anyway to fix these two problems?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Bill720:
Rom

Does this kernel work with Alliance Rom?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] dsmryder:
I think alliance it's based on NE2, right? This kernel was built before that. From what I've read in the last pages, I'd say no. I've been looking myself. I think the devil kernel or the one in community rom may be best.

(Crap I can't delete) say say no
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Bill720:
Kernel update

Thanks for reminding me. I actually ended up trying Shift Kernel and Agni. Shift didn't work at all (soft brick) and Agni installed successfully, but I was so disappointed by AllianceRom, I went back to my old rom and kernel before I could explore any of the features that Agni had to offer.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] -viperboy-:
Just hit the check mark in the top right hand corner twice. Sometimes, the voltage change doesn't happen until you tap it twice.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] bhint15:
Sorry works perfect for me on all computers. Using the alpha 25 Nov 5th kernel. I'm on cleanrom 2.1 as well.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] madsquabbles:
i'm guessing you're on jellybomb. it's the only one that messes with the stock keyboard for some reason - even when pulling a stock from another rom and putting it in.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] honki24:
Hmm... your screenshot seems to be of XP. I noticed that XP and Windows 7 behave differently with MTP. My XP machine didn't recognize my GN2 (when it was stock) but my Windows 7 machine worked fine with access to both the internal and external memory. Maybe it works fine on XP? I don't know. I'm working with a Windows 7 computer here at work.

I've triple checked and repeatably as soon as I flash this kernel (no other changes, setcpu not even installed) I can no longer open or copy/move attachments from my phone. My computer recognizes both internal and external memory and lets me click on the files and such but I can't actually transfer it over. I can delete files through windows explorer but I can't copy/move them to my desktop. Would you please try moving a file from your phone to your desktop?

Maybe it has something to do with when he Andreilux increased USB charging to 900mA?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] bhint15:
I apologize you are correct and good find! I am at work on Windows XP Home but I agree files will not copy from the internal/external cards. I am able to copy to the cards and delete from the cards but moving/copying a file from either to the computer does not work. It doesn't give any error or anything just "nothing" happens. Interesting but won't stop me from using the kernel!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] -viperboy-:
I can reproduce this as well. I go to move files and it appears to only copy the folder and nothing in it or just not do anything.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] cherylbaker:
Ah ha.. I thought that looked like the case.. What about sleeping. .. if you use performance does it stay at Max no sleeping? ???
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] -viperboy-:
The phone may not hit deep sleep if you use performance for screen off. Never tried, but it makes sense that it wouldn't. I never use performance governor, ever.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] AndreiLux:
The performance governor has nothing to do with deep sleep and it won't affect it at all. I just left it in as a sure-safe to testing things without DVFS and hot-plugging.

As for MTP, I'm using the same kernel over on the S3 and int. N2 and nobody reported that. The current MTP drivers are a bit older because newer ones break compatibility with OSX users. Please report your OS version (complete) if it doesn't work. USB charging being at 900 doesn't matter, the phone will dynamically reduce current if the current output cannot deliver stable power.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] netzer119:
actually no CleanRom 2.1...I discovered after restoring/reflashing that my keyboard changed and email became themed after 1 simple change to the

feature.xml

file. I simply tried to enable camera use while on a call by changing false to true but apparently I'm missing something and its not that simple a tweak. sorrry for accusing your kernel @AndreiLux!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] honki24:
If you are looking for windows OS I'm seeing it on XP SP3 as well as windows 7 enterprise.

I've attached two screenshots of my phone's system info.

edit: I've also attached a printscreen from my computer.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] -viperboy-:
Dude, you're not even on this kernel lol this would be what you'd see in about phone...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] epicnoob66:
Been using these with great results. 15hrs total with just over 4hrs screen and 48% to go. Just awesome
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] honki24:
I know, man - remember I said I had to switch out of this kernel because I need to use MTP. Since wireless tethering doesn't work yet the only way to get blocked files on my work computer is to DL over 4G and move through MTP (Work firewall blocks all file sharing sites). I'm not currently running the Perseus Kernel.

Updated above post to give computer info if that's helpful.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] zack2491:
Phew. Thought I was the only one that couldn't transfer files. I feel better now, but please fix asap! :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mranonymous:
Are you editing feature.xml directly on your device or are you editing it on a computer and then copying the file over? I had issues with editing the file directly on the device to disable the camera shutter sound. When I edited on the device and rebooted, my Samsung keyboard was gone. However, after editing on the computer and copying the files, everything was peachy. See posts 8 and 10: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1959831
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] cherylbaker:
So I assume the new update will not work with this? ??
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] -viperboy-:
It boots, I don't notice any issues with it as far as things not working on the new base.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mugenga:
Does anyone see any appreciable gains in game such as wild blood or nova when you overclock the GPU? I tried overclocking mine, but I didn't see any appreciable gains in titles where the GPU is taxed. I might not have done things correctly though.

Anyways, I also wanted to reiterate that this kernel awesome and stable! Thanks AndreiLux for all of your hardwork.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] lennykravitz2004:
Am sitting here reading to install. Before I do, comments indicate "PC file transfer". Dropbox still work OK as a work-around?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] BigJPNut:
Has anyone compared the kernel in the OTA patch with the kernel this is based on? Just wondering the differences? Probably gonna flash this anyway, as it ran so good before.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] BuddaBelly:
Im also running this kernel with the latest OTA and everything works with the exception of whats already been mentioned with the file transfers. Im sure we will probably see an update to the kernel though.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] oRAirwolf:
I just thought I would chime in and say I cant move files off my phone either with this kernel. Still running it for the time being though.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] MiguelHogue:
I must have terrible luck with under volting.. Tried, froze, and had to do a battery pull :o

-TeaM VeNuM Like A Boss
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] BDR456:
I've never had luck messing with the voltages through all my DROID phones. Just figure the devs usually lower them by default on their roms and leave it be.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] BigJPNut:
Hey Miguel welcome aboard! Shoot, battery life is so good with this phone/kernel, no need to U/V. Dont even see the need to O/C lol!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] MiguelHogue:
Battery life has been great for me too.. Way better then my epic.. And lol yeah I haven't even O/C yet.. Probably won't either

-TeaM VeNuM Like A Boss
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ffolkes:
Edit: After a TON of trial and error, I figured out what's going on with the phantom undervolting. When using SetCPU, *voltage changes won't take affect until you cycle the frequency*. So if you're like me, and you start at the lowest freq (200/200) and mess with that freq's voltage, each time you change it you'll have to jump to some other freq (300/200 for example) and then back to where you want to be, otherwise the voltage doesn't get adjusted.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] schnowdapowda:
Why are you using this kernel then? Besides screen "sharpness" is there really a reason? All I've noticed after a few days of testing is a serious dip in battery life... but maybe im missing something. Not trying to sound ungrateful just posting my observations.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] honki24:
Correct, all internet file sharing apps work. Box, drop box, drive, etc. Just USB MTP doesn't seem to.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] AndreiLux:
25.7 should fix MTP for Windows users. Please test.

The reason it didn't work is because I'm using an older MTP driver, on the international versions it never had any issue at all, the reason for the older driver is that the newer one broke OSX compatibility. So I re-compiled with the newest one again. If it breaks MTP for OSX again, we have a conundrum.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] -viperboy-:
Confirmed working on Windows 7. Copied a folder from the internal memory to my computer, all files there in that folder. Thanks!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrnamster:
This fixed my USB woes! Thanks!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Devi0124:
Nm
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] BigJPNut:
Too many to name. I would suggest you click the link in the OP and take a look at the full changelog.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] zack2491:
Agreed. There is much more to this kernel than OC/UV
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] lopies:
Is this kernal ok to use with the new LJC build?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] -viperboy-:
Yes.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] trim81:
Does this kernel work with jellybomb?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] MiguelHogue:
Yes

-TeaM VeNuM Like A Boss
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ffolkes:
MTP now properly works in OS X (at least my version, 10.6.8). Thank you very, very much for sharing these kernels with us!

Will you ever be increasing past 1.8mhz? I ask because many Note2 users seem to be able to support 1.8 with no problems, so it would stand to reason that the next frequency steps might also work.

Thanks again.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jiffy1080:
Is there anything that can actually make use of that type of power? Personally I might step to 1.7 for shiggles but I haven't found a scenario that needed it to feel like butter. Amazing Kernel and governor!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] AndreiLux:
Most phones can do 1.9GHz but the voltage bump is too high and they are hitting throttling temperatures. Also 1.8 right now has very high voltage just for the sake of not crashing it when people set it that high, stable voltages are around 100mV lower than default. Upper limit will remain at 1.8.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mxl180:
I notice Wi-Fi (always scanning) on prevents cpu to sleep. The cpu stays at max mhz. Turning it off let's cpu idle at 200mhz.

So disable wifi if your not on it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] -viperboy-:
This doesn't happen to me. Why do you think that's the case?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mxl180:
I had set-cpu on and notice the cpu was consistantly on 1800mhz with pegasus governor. Nothing was running in background, but I rebooted it anyway to make sure... waited a few minutes to make sure everything was loaded. Checked set-cpu and saw constant 1800mhz again.

I went to wifi settings and saw it constantly scanning for wifi, once I disabled the wifi and checked set-cpu it dropped to 200mhz.