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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Zanr Zij:
Wanam + Perseus + 1.8GHz + UV + config + something others :).

Sorry you and OP! I can not talk about other Rom/kernel in this thread. I just want to share my result to prove my point of view.

Sent from my GT-N7100
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Zanr Zij:
Just report: I flashed 2 other kernel but they can not display in about

Sent from my GT-N7100
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] lyldz:
waiting 4.41 for note 2 :fingers-crossed::D
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] gondsman:
I don't really want to start an argument, but this is (mainly) false. It is true that if you reduce the voltage you increase the transition time of logic gates, so dynamic power could actually increase, but that's about the only thing that can increase. There is no way for the current peak during transitions to increase, it only lasts longer. And power consumption during the transition goes down QUADRATICALLY with the supply voltage. On top of that, dynamic power is only a fraction of power consumption in a microchip, static power goes down as well if you decrease the power supply voltage. If you sum the two, undervolting does reduce the power consumption, by a large factor if done correctly.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sentinel196:
Totally true. As you said... "If done correctly".

I didn't say that power consumption increases if you lower the voltage. I said that current in A increases inversely proportional to the V drop. SO if all you do is decrease the voltage with no other modification, the overall power consumption will remain the same.

Of course if you drop the voltage to below the tolerance of the device, it will not be able to draw enough current and will lock up or just die completely.

Anyway this is OT.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] gondsman:
Yes, of course if you downvolt it too much the chip will go slower than the speed it's supposed to go (it will take more than a clock cycle to update registers) and it will basically hard crash (and normally reboot).

Having said that, current doesn't increase by lowering the voltage, it's impossible. Power consumption may not go down as much as you expect, because transitions get longer, but the peak current being drawn can't increase.

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BTW, since I got your attention... :)

Please, can you add a way to show the pointer when hovering the pen over the screen? I think the option is there in CM under settings ->input, although with a horrible mouse pointer icon instead of the nice circle of other roms (such as carbon). I really want to use your ROM, but it's annoying to not have the pen pointer!

Thanks and keep up the good work! :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sentinel196:
Good suggestion! I'll check it out.

Regarding the power thing. I always thought (studied electrical engineering) that if the total work remained the same, and the voltage was reduced, the current had to go up. It's only if the total work reduces (such as slower clock speed) that the current wouldn't increase.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] busterleguster:
Great info, thanks! I have been using nightly 's on my old Desire, but it's nice to get a digested and tested version, good stuff :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] gondsman:
I don't mind explaining it, as I do chip design for a living, so I'm used to it. You clearly have studied circuit theory, too.

If you think of an inverter gate, it's made of two transistors connected to a "load" (the next gate), which is basically a capacitor. The value of this capacitance is of course (mostly) independent from the supply voltage. The "work" the gate has to do to make its output switch, is collecting enough charge on its load to make the voltage on the output go from ground to power or vice versa, by letting it through from the power rails. The amount of charge it takes is actually decreasing if you decrease the power supply voltage (V=Q/C), so it will use less power (and most of all, the current drawn will surely not increase). That's because a standard CMOS cell stops drawing current once its output is stabilized.

The only drawback is that it will take more time for its output to reach the desired value, so if you make it go too fast it will just not work.

Now, this is true only for standard CMOS gates and there are plenty of different things to take into account, but as a first approximation, lowering the voltage will only decrease the power consumption at the expense of (possibly) stability.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sentinel196:
Great explanation mate!!! That makes perfect sense! I stand corrected :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Fadawah:
So I installed a Sammy based ROM and my phone doesn't crash when plugging in the HDMI cord. Do you know if Cyanogen has problems with recognising USB?

I'm totally in love with your ROM and I don't want to stay on this Sammy ROM for too long.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sentinel196:
I'll hve to look into it for the next version. Others have said it works. But that seems pretty conclusive to me as well. thanks for taking the time to test.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Fadawah:
:( AOSP 4.2.x don't have MHL capabilities. This is probably why my device is locking up.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sentinel196:
I dont have a device with MHL to test for you. But i do know the micro HDMI out on my N10 works. others say MHL is working, so I'm not sure what to suggest. I'll look into it for the next build :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Fadawah:
Apparently it has something to do with 4.2.x : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=41433557#post41433557

Not sure what the actual cause is.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] MohamedN:
Six hours of deep sleep. Almost no wakeups at all, and I lost 8 percent of battery. Is that normal or am I missing something?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sentinel196:
There's a few factors that could cause this. Do you live in a weak mobile signal area? the phone will use more power if its trying to look for a stronger signal.

Any clues in the battery stats?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] MohamedN:
It was on airplane the whole time

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BBS shows nothing out of the ordinary. Battery usage in settings says device idle almost 80 percent. I used to lose nothing to one percent under the same circumstances in Sammy and perseus kernel, Undervolting cpu and gpu.

I'm just wondering if I should flash custom kernel and UV if that was reason behind all the battery save.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sentinel196:
I can't really say. but if you're not using my kernel I can't really offer support. Sorry.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] MohamedN:
But I'm using your kernel

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All I'm saying is it normal, or should I look into it. Thanks
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sentinel196:
Sorry. I misread your post. I thought you said you were using perseus kernel.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Fadawah:
Have you downloaded Wakelock Detector yet? It gives a pretty good indication of what's keeping your phone awake. I've also learned that a ROM needs a few charge cycles before it comes stable.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] MohamedN:
I'm using it constantly. It showed only 27 second of wakeups.

That could be it coz this is only my second charge.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Ry2mkk:
Hi all , Recently ive Rom'd up my n7100 with SentinelROM v4.40.

First of all, its the best rom ive used to date on the device, everything is lightning quick , boot times, batt life ect.

However there is one small bug? its quite a dealbreaker for me as this bug stops me from being able to watch anything on Netflix !

Start app, Login, make a selection on what to watch..then the red screen appears "loading" and it simply doesnt go anywhere from there.

Ive tried using my Data connection, Different Wi-fi's, restarted the device, cleared the app's data and uninstalled and re-installed.

I'm a bit lost as to what to try next ! I really want to keep the rom but without a working netflix..i might just have to swap over to another rom

have i missed anyting i should be doing or trying ? Any help would be really appreciated.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] chmuts:
It's a CM bug that will never be fixed but there is a workaround that worked for me. First download Xposed follow the instructions to install then download this install it and reboot.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Ry2mkk:
:good::good::good::good::good::good::good::good::good:

Thank you ! Worked first time.

:cool:
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Kney.:
Which dpi is this rom using?

Is it possible to make it 240?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sentinel196:
Is anyone keen to beta test v4.50 for me?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Fadawah:
yeeeeeeeeeeeees
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sentinel196:
PM sent :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sentinel196:
It's here!!!!

18/05/2013:-

v4.50 -

*Compiled with Linaro toolchain for a huge performance boost.

*Updated to latest CM10.1 source (Android 4.2.2)

*Kernel and ROM tweaks for improved performance

*Improved Camera

*Updated Launcher

*Increased notifications volume

[NOTE: A clean installation is required for this update. please view the instructions here.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Fadawah:
I used Superwipe just to be sure. It works flawless, except for the HDMI. Maybe I can fix it with Xposed?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] gondsman:
Still no pen pointer (I have yet to try it, I'm just asking)? :(
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] lhex:
It's awesome!! and good news, I fixed my camera with stock kernel.

I just follow this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=37072484

It was a firmware issue. My camera driver was ZKFJ03, so I updated to ZDFF03, and now camera works!!!

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About your kernel, Could I underclock? In next release?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] navendugoyal:
usb tethering

does wifi / usb tethering work for anyone

it doesnt for me

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first of all thanks for an amazing rom

my suggestions

1 .Use red pill kernel - the batter life is much more on it

2. Use aroma installer
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Fadawah:
Absolutely amazing ROM. Blazing fast. Only thing that is bugged are the LMT pie controls. When I use Left, Right and Bottom (centered) as Active Area Position I get black borders. How can I fix this?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sezereus:
Do you use CrossBreeder, or anything of the sort?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] burimii:
sorry if i missed it somewhere but how can i access the files that i had out of the 0 folder those files and folders i had before ?

thanks
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sentinel196:
Please read the FAQ linked in my signature, and in the OP, and on the download page, and on the website landing page.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Fadawah:
Okay. Apparently HDMI on the Note II is a Samsung feature like the S-pen, so I guess I should stop looking for solutions. Ah well. I prefer an absolutely amazing ROM over HDMI.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] deads.fear.death:
Really a great rom so far. Both battery and performance are Superb. But i cant Find the option add all Widgets to lockscreen and the disable hints.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] CrimzonEyed:
what kind of screen on time do you guys get?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] wowrlz123:
Is the kernel SDS safe?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] cd993:
Not bad, eh? :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] wowrlz123:
and 1 more why when i touch the screen the touch buttons back and menu light, i think they should light when i touch them not the screen.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sezereus:
What the...?!?!?! :eek:
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sultan.Alkhuzaie:
Maan there are two things in my mind

1- this is a Nexus7

2- you have a baterry replacement

Which one you choose . Mcq
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] MohamedN:
I'm having a one percent loss of battery per hour of complete deep sleep! I'm just wondering if it's just me?! I upgraded to v 4.50 following the instructions.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sentinel196:
Others have posted identical screenshots in my Samsung Galaxy SIII thread too.

I can't vouch for this particular image, but i can tell you I'm getting 11 days standby on my HTC One X.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] cd993:
Genuinely guys this is from my Note 2!! I like to do a nice calibration, full discharge after upgrading to v4.50, full recharge, leave for an hour still plugged when it hits 100%, disconnect, reboot, leave for an hour, connect again for an hour, delete battery stats and disconnect. That may all be crazy, but for me it works and the screen shot is evidence of that! It would have been longer at 100% too if I hadn't kept looking at it, even half hour, just in disbelief that it still hadn't gone down! I'd left it overnight and was amazed! This is the original battery, not an extended/replacement and I got the device at Christmas....

Unbelievable standby time for a CM rom!!

On a side note, my music stopped playing at the gym randomly. Poweramp couldn't find my music, I rebooted, still not there, even with a file explorer. Notification reports SD card blank/unsupported file system. Just popped it in to my laptop with an sd card reader and it has somehow been corrupted - so random!!! Just had to say goodbye to all my music, photos, android related .zips etc :( my fault for not having a backup, lessen learnt..... :(
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] akashakkiy:
confused

i have to flash any specfic kernel to install this rom in my note 2

coz most of the aosp and aokp roms didn't flash properly it creates a boot problem most of them i tried

and i don't know hoe to slove these problem
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] cd993:
This shouldn't be needed, I use the kernel that comes with the rom...
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Fadawah:
What's your screentime :p
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] cd993:
Screen time for that screen shot was bare minimal use, but I posted it to show how standby time was incredible, without any battery draining bug/background service draining unnecessarily
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Fadawah:
Aye! What's an acceptable screentime with heavy use? I've seen reports with people rocking 8 hours of screentime with 3G and Wifi on. I find that very hard to believe. I can get 5 hours of screentime at best and that's with 3G or Wifi on, browsing Facebook, Flipboard and reading on the the kindle.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] CrimzonEyed:
This is my screen on time with a stock based rom.

Going to try and see what kind of screen time I can get with this rom

Edit: this is with power saving mode on but I turned off the underclocking in power saving mode settings.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Fadawah:
That's insane. I'm curious about your screentime on this ROM as well. Non-stock ROMs apparently have inferior battery life. What's your trick to get this insane amount of screentime?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] CrimzonEyed:
Check my post again. Added a little info.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] dekela:
Hi there.

Is there a change to get ExchangeNoPIN mod for your rom?

I really like the speed and smoothness of the rom but missing this patch to complete the experience.

Thanks

dekela
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] MohamedN:
MAJOR Bug

Okay, Im in love with this rom. Encountered zero bugs with version 4.40, was very pleasant experience until i upgraded to the recent version.

Let me say that I honestly tried every possible solution out there with no luck ( Formatted system,wiped data,very clean wipe and flashed the rom from scratch more than once)

What Im facing is when somebody calls me or when I call somebody I cant hear them at all but they hear me very well! Tried the apple earphone that I have and all work just fine!!

This does happen after i restart the device. I mean it works just fine fine after flashing the rom but when i play a little with settings ( nothing major just change in status bar, stop touch sounds and vibrations) and then restart the device this happens.

Flashed my backup of version 4.40 and this does not happen at all.

Flashed stock rom this does not happen either.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] CrimzonEyed:
Weird I can't seem to duplicate the issue.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] CrimzonEyed:
So far so good.

Only been reading manga so far. (Also its not downloaded manga, each page is downloaded as you read)

Devil kernel, PegasusQ gov, no clock speed changes or voltage changes. Deadline I/O scheduler, multi core power saving disabled. Idle+LPA.

Lowest brightness.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] fausto88:
On WiFi only, right?

Wysyłane z mojego GT-N7100 za pomocą Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] CrimzonEyed:
WiFi on. 2g network on but mobile data disabled.

Final results before I plugged in my charger.

16% left so could easily have squeezed out another hour.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] marvelspires:
could someone give me an answer, I'm doing some testing I'm enjoying the rom ... but ...

Has the possibility of native camera take pictures in WIDE SCREEN? if yes, how? I just need it to love this rom.:victory:
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] zetlorf:
Same question here: is this ROM SDS safe?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] halkoliiteri:
Yes. Cm and other AOSP/AOKP based roms are SDS-safe.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] chris5304:
Main factor for screen on time is brightness. Some of these results are with brightness at minimum. Big difference in current draw. 5 hours on auto brightness in average conditions is normal.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Cole59:
Hi,

I have a problem with this rom.

My SD Card Sandisk 64Go does not appear when the phone is connected to the PC via USB or a file explorer (Root Explorer, ES Files Explorer, ...).

What is the problem ? Kernel ?

Thanks
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] wini77:
format it in fat32 ... exfat not suported on aosp
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] marvelspires:
extfat used the mod and it worked perfectly with this rom, I'm loving it :victory:, the problem is only the functions of the camera from Samsung, such as WIDE that is making me sad:(. I'm behind third-party programs that solves it.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sentinel196:
Read the OP. Theres a Mod to enable exFAT support.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] marvelspires:
could someone help me with this overconsumption the ANDROID OS? When I had the HTC ONE X was the same thing, now note2 the same thing, do not get it ... I'm hoping to finish the battery to install better battery stats, but wanted to understand this karma of AOSP / CM / AOKP

would be extremely grateful if someone helps me up.:highfive:
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Cole59:
Thank you very much Sentinel
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sentinel196:
Please read my FAQ. it's covered in there.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] cd993:
V4.60 is being released soon, looking forward to checking out the new update!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Fadawah:
Tested 4.60 and it's smooth as expected. Guess it'll be released soon! :p
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sentinel196:
v4.60 is here!

24/05/2013:-

v4.60 -

*Compiled with Linaro toolchain for a huge performance boost.

*Updated to latest Mali graphics drivers for improved performance and stability.

*Updated to latest CM10.1 source (Android 4.2.2)

*Fixes to Camera

*Fixes to Apollo

*Fixes to Clock

[NOTE: You must wipe your System and Dalvik caches after upgrading. GAPPS Must be re-installed after updating. Please view the instructions here.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] jcrompton:
I keep getting an error when I try to flash

Do I need to use a particular recovery ?? I'm using TWRP with no luck

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Sorry -- downloaded the wrong version! oops
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] antt00:
Updated to latest 4.6 without issue. Just want to check, is the new mali driver merged in the kernel of the rom. Thanks.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sentinel196:
Libraries in the ROM itself.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] KLUVJ:
skype voice call doesbt work
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] topbasework:
can some one tell me..best custom kernel for this rom?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sentinel196:
The included kernel will be the most stable, but otherwise it's up to you. this is not the right place to discuss kernels.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] MohamedN:
Several days ago I mentioned there was a bug where I can't make calls properly. I didn't face this problem for 2 days now. All I did was unfreeze every single app in titanium. Can't single out what was causing it though.

Anyways your Rom is as awesome as it gets man. Can't express how thankful am I.

Can't seem to be able to change fonts btw. Aside from the camera issues everything is going great.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] djboulette:
Hi, i insalled your rom, but when a want to set a ringtone, the list is empty. any idea? thanks

Probleme solved, i wiped dalvik cache and cache!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] madmax916sps:
It's there somebody with experience on turbo swap boost thing?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2145133

Does it mage sense for us?

Gesendet von meinem GT-N7100
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] cd993:
Here it is advised to wipe system but the website just states caches? I've just done the caches, and all seems ok, was a system wipe needed?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] lhex:
I love this rom!!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] jcrompton:
Of course this is your thread , but kernels have so much to do with particular ROM's that it may be impossible to separate the two ...

I have tried and have been testing many ROM's - both Sammy and Otherwise. I use and test the AOSP SlimRom frequently. I really like your ROM and recognize that it is CM10.1 based. Your work is appreciated and the ROM is very nice but I have noticed that after installing before bed last night with a full wipe and my normal process of full charge overnight that today the battery is dropping quicker than the AOSP and for sure the SAmmy ROM.

After 8hr with screen on 34% I am at 45% battery remaining. With similar usage the Sammy ROM would probably be at 75 - 80% and the SlimROM maybe at 65 - 75%. My point is that there has been a clear difference even with the AOSP compared. Is this normal CM 10.1 drain or are others using different kernels with better battery life on this ROM ?

Thanks again for your great work
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] madmax916sps:
8 hours + screen on time! ! ! ? ? ?

Pls post your settings and all of your changes :P

Best regards

Gesendet von meinem GT-N7100
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] lhex:
Now I'm not at home, later I can share my frozen apps with Titanium

Anyway, It's Sentinel ROM with stock Kernel, no underclock or undervolt. Just amazing ROM!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] madmax916sps:
Oh okay Thx

I search for your other posts, where I read that you uc to 1200 mhz.. thought that was the right settings.

Gesendet von meinem GT-N7100
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] lhex:
Yes it was with sammy rom UK, Adam kernel.

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Apps frozen:

Apollo (I use Poweramp)

Black Hole 1.0

Browser 4.2.2 (I use Chrome)

Bubbles 1.0

Face Unlock

File Manager (I use Datfm)

Google backup transport

Google search

Hangouts

LMT Pie Controls

Market Feedback Agent

Movie Studio

News & Weather

Pico TTS

Sentinel Launcher (I use NOVA)

Terminal emulator

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No underclock, no undervolt. Stock kernel.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] muasxees:
Thanks for the awesome work. This is the Best AOSP rom I have flashed to my Note 2.