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[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] FuTChY:
Does the sdcard switcher work now ?

Can media scanner access swapped SD Card ?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Gianluca85:
R3 most battery drain. R2 perfect...continuing test R3

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[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] robikonobi:
4.3.3 r3 has the least battery drain of any agni kernel that I have used for the past year.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Wiecznymw:
+1
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] sphazer:
Can i use this kernel on cm12?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] F@HIM:
No u have to use this version on kernel given below

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2231374
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ubabic:
AGNi 4.3.3 R3 also give me SOD. The same problem like in my previous post where I described how my phone behaves with 4.3.3 R2 version. Again I had SOD during battery charging. I'm back to 4.3.3 because it's working with no such problems.

Any suggestion for this?

Sent from my GT-N7100
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] voyager20021:
Flashed R3 today over R2 and got 3 SOD. 2 of those while charging, just couldnt wake up the phone, had to reboot. Dr Ketan ROM, stock kernel settings, dvfs on, no OC.

Sometimes when i got SOD phone boots up when i press power burton but other times i have tu pull battery out in order to boot.

Anyone tested clean flash? Still SOD? How come psdna doesnt have it?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ~N.A.W.Y~:
I'm using without sod since 4.3.0.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] wrsg:
For me 4.3.1 r2 has been problem free.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] squicky:
Still no issues, just like before, no SOD, 4.3.3 r3 runs perfectly.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Diamantes:
Me too...

No SOD or whatsoever with 4.3.3 r3.

Boh... :confused:

Sent with my Galaxy Note!
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Mudahuda:
Same here, battery is lasting like a champ!
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Full HD:
+1

Edit: Have to correct myself. Got an SOD today while charging.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ninekaw9:
4.3.3r3 has SOD when connected to wifi, either charging and not charging. 4.3.3r2 works fine for me here.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] insanchen:
I have no problem with wifi
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] voyager20021:
Just got SOD on 4.3.3 wifi on but no connection. Connected to 3g. Foldermount on. I will try with foldermount disabled.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ~N.A.W.Y~:
i'm not sure but i think this sod issues you guys have related to dvfs modules.. so, try to disable all xposed modules related to dvfs (including wanam xposed)
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ubabic:
For me DVFS is enabled (by default) in Wanam Xposed and I didn't touch that option. I don't want to turn off Wanam because I need some of the tweaks that it provides. I'll rather use older version of kernel that is working good and wait for some future release of AGNi. Maybe [MENTION=4365701]psndna88[/MENTION] will solve this...

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[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] xantrk:
I have disabled xposed and rebooted 2 days ago. Till then , no SOD's. But im using 4.3.0 , before disabling xposed i had SOD with 4.3.0 too. Now seems okay , will report if any problems happen
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] voyager20021:
Disabled foldermount still SOD. Will try also to completely disable xposed modules.

I noticed some strange thing also. After pressing home buton to get out from any app the screen goes dimm first for a fraction of a second and then goes bright again.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] wrsg:
Why would disabling DVFS make the phone less stable? That seems counter logical to me but okay.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] squicky:
I also use xposed and 9-10 modules (wanam included), dvfs disabled, no SOD here longer than a month for sure and in that time I was using every AGNi kernel that came out.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ubabic:
So, in the end, is it better to leave DVFS enabled or to disable it? Everyone tells a different story about this option and I don't know anymore what is the best thing to do...

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[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Mudahuda:
Disabled, DVFS increases voltage and clock speed on benchmarks only so it's basically useless. Just a trick to get more points, dirty samsung. :)
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] voyager20021:
4.3.3 disabled ALL xposed modules and still got SOD.

Dvfs enabled, foldermount disabled. Pure stock.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] shoukanju:
Would like to report that 4.3.3r2 is rock stable.

I've had SOD troubles and freezes on many builds including 4.2.5, so this is thus far a keeper!

Can't say the same for 4.3.3r3 though.

Just for everyone's info, these are the stuff that I found which contributed to the various SODs and freezes I've encountered on Agni:

1. minfree lmk scripts (Supercharger, Xtweaks, etc, has never been stable for me)

2. Changing TCP Congestion Control (in my case, from default Cubic to Westwood causes issues)

3. CPU Idle mode (AFTR+LPA has 'occasional' issues)

4. Dynamic Fsync (I keep this off just to be safe)

5. DVFS (I keep this off to not mess with custom governor settings)

6. ROM's overly bloated build.prop & init.d tweaks (take a look and see, there are sometimes conflicting entries)

7. highspeed_freq governor setting (not to be confused with max frequency; I set this at a comfortable 800mhz to minimize voltage spikes)

8. Too agressive touchboost (again, voltage spikes)

9. Overly ambitious undervolting

That's as much as I can think of for now, hope it helps!
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Manjunath324:
I think latest version i.e. 4.3.3R3 is greatest of all versions. It is super smooth and battery friendly.

Psndna sir,thank you for ur hard work.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] 04kiran:
No doubt.. completely agree.. thanks Psndna.:thumbup::thumbup:
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] voyager20021:
We all know this is a great kernell. But obviously it has a big stability problem. And for me its dangerous at the moment this being my only phone and alarm clock. I will soon test clean install Dr Ketan rom and latest kernel version formating everything and completely stock. If i still got SOD ill have to go back to stock kernel untill this problem had been addressed.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] psndna88:
consistent conflicting reports makes any dev go crazy!!!

lol

in such a case i can hardly help...

(make sure u all r one latest bootloaders, i like to use latest )
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] bijoy91:
I am on dr ketans rom. Latest kernel. No sod . No unstability. No xposed modules used. Its awesome and concrete. Use lulzactive governor.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] GonDr:
Is it working with Diamond Rom V6 ?

If yes, how i can backup stock kernel ?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Mudahuda:
MJ5 bootloader, 4.3.3rc3 rock solid, SlimWiz v3. No problem so far, best battery life. Only request is FIOPS scheduler. Keep up the good work!
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] sauyadav:
Using slimwiz 4 and latest agni, good battery life, no sod.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] dollyaja:
Report sir. Using xtreme rom based ng4 with old botloader. Working flawlessly. Just moved up from 4.2.5 sinve the version between 4.2.5 and 4.3.3 rc3 didnt work. Nice..any sugestion for governor and other serring?im using the new pegasusqO.

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Idk about diamond rom. It shoukd work. For backing up stock kernel u can use flashify from playstore
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] aftmkt:
Using 4.3.3 rc3 with dn4 and mj5 bootloader.. Super stable and battery friendly. Just yesterday i reached with 5h 20min of screen on time with 16h standby. These statistics are pretty good in my opinion.

Many thanks to the dev. Amazing work.

Thanks.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] rawalian:
I have stock rom which is rooted and i dnt know wat is deodex. Can i install this krrnel. And if something goes wrong how to install stock kernel?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ubabic:
I'm using XXUFND3 bootloader and PhoeniX ROM v18.8. Every version of kernel till now worked good. I just have SOD problems with latest 4.3.3 R2 and R3 so I'm using version 4.3.3 for now. I didn't touch DVFS (in every version of AGNI) so it's enabled in Wanam Xposed by default. AGNi 4.3.3 worked good so far...

But yesterday I turned off DVFS in Wanam just to see what would happend on 4.3.3 and it worked good during the day but this morning give me SOD. When I woke up and took my phone to see what time is it, the phone just didn't respond. I have restarted it and turn on DVFS again. I will see little bit more what's going on but could you give me some instructions what is the best for me to do? Should I try R3 with DVFS off? What is better to use, Wanam settings or separate module for DVFS?

Thank you in advance [MENTION=4365701]psndna88[/MENTION] and thank you for all your hard work on this great kernel!!! :D
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] nathajoz:
1. Dr ketan rom v12.1 + folder mount application + all agni kernel version --> SOD

2. Dr. Ketan rom v12.1 + folder mount + dvfs modul + all agni kernel --> SOD

3. Dr. Ketan rom v12.1 + dvfs module + agni kernel --> SOD

4. DN4 Rom + DVFS module+agni kernel --> no SOD + very fast + battery friendly

For your information i use MJ5 bootloader

After i use DN4 no sod anymore.

Maybe sod is related with folder mount application and rom type that conflicted with agni kernel...

Thank you [MENTION=4365701]psndna88[/MENTION] you never give up for us.... ?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] lysiong:
Look like it doesn't work on baseband: N7100DXUFNI1, after flash this kernel, my phone wont boot, it only show Samsung note2 logo then shutdown. I have to restore back the boot & system folder in order to boot back original kernel. is that a way to made this kernel compatible with N7100DXUFNI1 baseband?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ubabic:
It's compatible. I don't see why will baseband be the problem? You probably have done something wrong during instalation of kernel...

Sent from my GT-N7100
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] lysiong:
I just install the kernel using the zip file through philz touch v6.26.6, somehow after install & reboot, it just blank screen after the samsung note2 logo....can't boot....by the way, i using stock rom v4.4.2 which already root. any special installation step that need to install this kernel? or is that any partition that need to delete before install this kernel?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] squicky:
Was your battery depleted completely in the morning? If yes then I think you shouldn't count it as a SOD. I had this situation once about 2 weeks ago. When I finally powered on the phone (had to leave it connected to the charger) the battery was on 0% even though it was on about 80% when I was going to sleep. It looked to me like maybe some app or module froze and drained battery to 0% over night.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] lysiong:
latest update, look like I downloading the wrong file, thats why can't install kernel, now seem to be ok once I download the latest :)
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ubabic:
No no...My battery was OK and just a few percent lower when I restarted my phone...As I said my phone just didn't respond at all so I held power button for couple of seconds and restarted it with no problem. That happend to me also one or two times when it was on charger. And all of this wasn't happening when I was using versions older than those latest R2 an R3...

I have just installed 4.3.3 R3 again so I will see how it behaves now. First with DVFS on and later when off. I'm using all default AGNi settings for the moment...

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[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Wiecznymw:
I've got exactly the same mate. Take a look on the screen below. I couldn't unlock the phone. When reset it the 20 precent gone missing. I'm on dn4 with 4.3.3. Rc3
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ubabic:
Yes! That's exactly what I'm talking about. I just could't find out what is the nature of this problem. I will try some different settings inside AGNi and also in Wanam Xposed just to see is it going to repeat again...

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[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] voyager20021:
Just flashed all clean. Mj5 bootloader, Drketan v14, 4.3.3 r3 agni kernel, all brand new. No xposed installed and no foldermount. 24h no SOD. I noticed some settings were still there after xposed uninstall, like no sound during boot, so decided to go completely clean. I'll keep you posted.

So far so good.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] voyager20021:
48h and still no SOD. Phone is very responsive and rock solid. If I get to one week ill test foldermount and then xposed modules.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ubabic:
I also must reply because of my previous statement about SOD on latest R2 and R3. I have installed AGNi 4.3.3 R3 again last night. Just wanted to test it little bit further and to finally see what's going on and what different combinations of xposed modules and some settings are causing this mess. Flashed it through PhilZ over 4.3.3 like I did the last time and every time before that. Wiped cache and dalvik after that and restarted my phone...

I must say that I'm using the same settings: Wanam Xposed is enabled and in use, DVFS is enabled in Wanam by default, AGNi on default settings also (because I like it that way)...And guess what?! My phone is running more than 24h with not a single problem. No SOD after first restart, no SOD in the morning, no SOD while charging...How can I explain this now? I'm confused. Is this maybe a New Year's miracle? [emoji2]

The only thing that has been changed in my phone is Wanam Xposed because it has been updated automaticaly to a newer version. I don't know maybe this is somehow related to SOD problem but if it keeps running like this I will be more than happy...

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[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ~N.A.W.Y~:
I think i was right lol.. Seems like it's related to wanam and other dvfs modules :D
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Diamantes:
Dynamic fsync

[MENTION=4365701]psndna88[/MENTION]

A request to the dev:

is it possible to implement a way to disable Fsync during normal operations and screen on to benefit the disabled synchronous writes to file to speed up system AND THEN, when screen gets turned off, a flush is called to synchronize all outstanding writes keeping data safe?

I hope I was clear.... :victory:

Thanks
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] shoukanju:
Dynamic FSync is already built-in and enabled by default. Toggle can be found in the Agni control app.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Diamantes:
As far as I can see, I know there is the toggle, but it seems simply an on/off button to enable or disable the fsync. I mean another thing....

The misunderstanding maybe can lie on the name itself: there is no detailed description in agni app and I cannot test if it is dynamic or not. You are saying that when enabled in agni, fsync is switched off during screen on and then is flushed when screen off?

Thank you.

Sent with my Galaxy Note!
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] myaslioglu:
perhaps use tasker? ;)
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Chris189:
Hi! I'm using newest agni kernel and Phoenix ROM ( 4.4.2 version ) and i'd like to format my phone to F2FS ( internal sdcard, system, cache, data) Can i do it with devil recovery or i need to use TWRP or PhilZ?

Can it be done with some script like the repartition script in the forum? Thanks :) Sorry for my bad english
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] shoukanju:
Yes its the same thing. You can verify this by installing trickstermod which has the same corresponding toggle showing its status.

If still in doubt, add the following script to init.d:

echo 1 > /sys/kernel/dyn_fsync/Dyn_fsync_active
echo 1 > /sys/kernel/dyn_fsync/Dyn_fsync_earlysuspend
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] robikonobi:
It is easy to convert to f2fs using twrp. Unfortunately, after you convert, you will no longer be able to get into TWRP if you are using the latest agni kernel 4.4.2 which has selinux set to permissive (as opposed to disable). F2fs is noticably faster than ext4 though so it was worth the hassle for me.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] dollyaja:
U need custom recovery like philz or twrp ( im using it ),just backup your whole rom from that recovery/nandroid backup. So if anything goes wrong u can always restore it.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ~N.A.W.Y~:
I have no such a problem with twrp + f2fs

Also modded philz touch can be used to format to f2fs.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] insanchen:
I just formatted /data /system /cache using latest TWRP to F2FS and my phone got bootloop. Everytime boot, it can't go into recovery. So I flash Philz using odin.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] robikonobi:
I am having the same problem. [MENTION=2638973]bigbiff[/MENTION] is trying to help us. See thread below..

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1981198

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If you are using a kernel that is selinux permissive (like the latest agni kernel) then twrp will not start. What kernel and version are using?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ~N.A.W.Y~:
4.3.3 R3
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] psndna88:
why do u think that a kernel affect a recovery's capabilty ?????

its possible the recovery uses not updated f2fs drivers...

regarding selinux.. it was always present on cm kernels its not a new thing..
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] KOLANICH:
Hi. /sdcard and wlan don't work on cm11
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ~N.A.W.Y~:
This kernel is for Touchwiz roms...

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Just did a Antutu test with 4.3.3 R3 o.c'ed [MENTION=6159510]1920[/MENTION] Mhz / 700 Mhz gpu

[MENTION=4365701]psndna88[/MENTION] is there any way to remove o.c warning at startup? It's pretty annoying cause my phone can handle 1920 mhz without problems. Even 2000 mhz sometimes..
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] force70:
Lol, you dont say?

Did you even read the OP before flashing dude lol?

sent from Canada via my Note 4, 3 or 2
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] deady2k:
If I'm listing to music, the music starts to play in fast forward after a while. It's happening in my car over bluetooth, with cabled headphones and also with a bluetooth speaker.

It happens after 10s of minutes up to one hour.

Anyone an idea on that?

I'm on dn4 v2 with agni 4.3.3. R3. This happens since the start of dn4 it has never gone away.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] yazdan2010:
Hello.

Android system drains much buttery in my phone!!! as same as display.

I use DN4 V2 and AGNI kernel.

What should I do?

Thanks...
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] M.abdo:
[MENTION=4365701]psndna88[/MENTION]

Please check PM :)

Thanks
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ubabic:
Battery stats can be currupted after new kernel install. Don't panic, because everything is OK. Just let your battery completely drain and then charge it to 100%. Everything should be normal after that...

You can also use Battery Calibration app from Play Store to gain better and more accurate readings of battery consumption...

P.S. AGNi 4.3.3 R3 is very battery friendly. Maybe the best version till now...

Sent from my GT-N7100
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] yazdan2010:
Hello.

What is touch wake in this kernel?

Is it something like LG knock code?

thanks. ..
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] ubabic:
Yes, it's something like that. But you can't unlock your phone with this. You just have an option to select the time in which you can wake up your device after your screen has been turned off. Just tap the screen after it goes black and it will be active again... [emoji4]

But you must know that this option is not so battery friendly...

Sent from my GT-N7100
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] dandu:
Hello. Does somebody experiencing SOD on this kernel. I am trying this kernel for second week. Its pretty ipressive how fast can be our devices. I am on the latest version R3 and once or twice a day a cant wake up phone and have to restart by holding power button.

Setintg are default. Once i tried without any sound mod. I have tried this even on earlier version R2. The same behavior.

Sorry for my english.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] jshare:
See the link in my signature
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] psndna88:
ok for some users having sod

test with zram turned off...
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] myaslioglu:
I never had one.. Long time ago you had mentioned intelliplug. Any chance to implement?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] dikkebas:
Will do, had V3 since release without any SOD to get 2 on this afternoon only:crying:
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] wrsg:
I think I have narrowed down the SOD cause (for me at least). It does seem to be related to DVFS being disabled because before I disabled it the kernel worked fine. The only change I've made is to disable DVFS. (I'm on Phantom v13). The other reason I have observed is that the SOD only ever happens when the phone is charging, never had a SOD happen when the phone is not charging.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] voyager20021:
Still no SOD for 6 days.

I will test foldermount first
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] wrsg:
Do you have dvfs disabled?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] wilyman:
Agni Kernel Tutorial

I would like to understand better then ..

how to get a tutorial explaining each item of AGNI Kernel ?

tks:confused:
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] dollyaja:
LOL whats SOD *crossfingers* ?, r3 ia the best ever even on old botloader. Just make sure clear all script in init. D ( if coming from other custom kernel or previous one),wipe cache-dalvik-flash kernel-reboot-enjoy ?. 1 issue only ( i think each phone have different capability ),mine cant hold over 30 uv on cpu and 50 uv on gpu - sometimes it frezze. But no big deal,still can lower it with better results. Nice kernel *kissTo the dev * ???
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] voyager20021:
No SOD using Foldermount. No Xposed installed. Rock solid. Tomorrow I'll install Xposed and test other modules than Wanam first. Afther that we'll see if Wanam is the culprit.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] dandu:
I think that I have to do clean flash of ROM and kernel and start from the scratch. Because I need stable and lagfree device. This kernel is the only which can do it. Yesterday i had two SODs, one was after connecting charger.

Edit: everything was after cleaning init and agni controlls and after wiping cache and Dalvik
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Azhery:
So far..no SoD..on my note 2..
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] wrsg:
Same here. Switching off ZRam in Agni control did the job. Also I'm on 4.3.3 r3. And I have DVFS disabled and still no SOD.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] bijoy91:
I think zram is frandom rng turned on and off. I have noticed turning on frandom sometimes makes the device laggy. With it turned off no problems .
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Chris189:
psndna88: Can you repair the broken Sixaxis controller support in your awesome kernel? Thank you :)