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[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] Rongogo:
I can test more if you want ?

I think i need more debugging output from the kernel.

After a litle time, with the usb wifi inside, my device gives strange behavior, and i must reboot.

Maby power related problems, i got no extern powered usb hub for test this @ the moment .

Edit1

I try now if i got the network up, i let you know someting.

Rongogo

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I need to build the modules, but i need my laptop for build them, can do this when i [MENTION=1536651]My Home[/MENTION] place tonight.

Ore you must build them, if its possible.

The strange behavior is gone, it was a s-pen juicessh app related problem.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] andip71:
I guess you are talking about usbnet.ko, mii.ko and potentially asix.ko. Right?

I built them already, but waiting for the hardware to arrive tomorrow.

Andi
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] Rongogo:
Yes, post it if you want.

I can give it a shot,

But i think, that i need to compile RTL8188.ko
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] andip71:
Yes, you would need the module for the rtl8188, true.

But that is the issue, I cannot compile all modules, have to focus on the ones that make most sense for the broad community.

Otherwise kernel size will explode :)

Andi
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] Rongogo:
Yes i understand what you mean.

Mayby a idea ?

Why not build as external module addon package.

See

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1455382

For example.

Rongogo
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] andip71:
Will think about it. When I can fully automate it, why not...

Andi
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] Rongogo:
I think you can come out this :)

Its a nice future for the app.

Rongogo
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] andip71:
Just to let you know... I got it running... wired Ethernet via USG OTG and a digitus adapter. Quite nice, very fast :)

I will include that into my kernels soon...

Andi
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] yakie996:
hi,

If I connect my external hdd I get the notification 'high-power USB device connected' can I tweak the output power with this kernel?

That would be nice!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] andip71:
Yes, that would be nice. But this is a hardware limitation of the USB drivers in our device.

Nothing we can do about it.

Connect your external HD to a power supply and you are good.

Andi
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] tanker32:
Great kernel for tunning my GT-N8000

Well,

I want to thanks to Boeffla for his great kernel. After some tunnings I got this score in Antutu Benchmark. I know, that it's not mainly thing for what are you made this great kerne. But I want to show how this kernel could be nicely and smoothly tuned. I use your Boeffla Config V2 and Kernel 2.3b4 + Android Tuner.

And now is my "pet" Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 (GT-N8000) without lags,restarts and so on...ROM what I have is Android Revolution HD 11.2 and as a theme I got KaLagas Theme 1W. Launcher is Apex and that's all. Here is the result:

Regards and big thanks, Peter :angel:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] andip71:
Great feedback, Peter.

Glad you are a happy man with my kernels :)

Andi
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] esgie:
And he's not the only one.. ;)

Maybe some kind of kernel modules repo? cloned your github few days ago, succeeded in compiling your kernel myself (with TA support enabled heehee - it was my first time with kernel source code ever ;) - btw dont u think that your previous issues with enabled ta support weren't just caused by deleted or overridden toolbox symlinks, like it was in my case in the opposite situation? ), I might be helpful in adapting and compiling external modules, just need to get back to practice in C++ and get familiar with this github thing - I left IT business few years ago, that's the reason..

Antutu: 20110 when using balanced (more for daily use and not strictly performance-oriented!) tweaks, excellent score with Touchwiz plus great experience in real, practical usage. Can be better without it, however I got used to it. Also, can be better if I modify my tweaks to be performance-oriented, however don't want to do it ATM just for benchmarking causes...

Wysłane z mojego GT-N8000 przy użyciu Tapatalka

EDIT:

Guess I'll have to wait a bit. My input port just got wasted, it's charging only with damaged cable (which has one of the wires cut so it is charging as slow as from USB), the good one causes a voltage jump after every few mins -> hard reboot and extreme battery drain just after it occurs + not working mtp, otg etc. I still can use it and charge it (however, extremally slowly), but I won't even be able to test any external devices as the OTG functions are damaged too. Backing up, reverting all the changes and sending it to service center, tomorrow, probably, hope it'll be back soon.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] beanbean50:
Hi,

this looks like a super kernel, so much work put into it, congratulations :good:

seems like i've joined the party somewhat late as i've just brought the GT-N8010 and was wondering if this kernel (or any other) has double tap to wake, or swipe to wake etc :D
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] andip71:
Hi,

first of all: Welcome :)

And no, the touch-to-wake is on my todo list, but had not enough time so far to code it. There is not alot I can take over from the S3 ttw implementation unfortunately, so it is quite good work.

Or do you know a kernel for the n8xxx which has something like that already in? If so, I could save significant efforts...

Cheers

Andi
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] beanbean50:
I know plenty of kernels with S2W, DT2W, even shake to wake...! unfortunately there all htc sense based kernels so not much use too you hehe... so none of the galaxy kernels have these features then?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] andip71:
All my S3 kernels have touch-to-wake.

However, the n80x0 devices use a completely different touch screen and display driver, so it is quite a lot of work porting it. Had not found enough time so far.

Andi
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] beanbean50:
Oh I see, well nevermind then, guess i'll just have to get used to pressing buttons again :laugh: thanks anyway
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] andip71:
At least for now, yes. But it is still on my list for the future...

Andi
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] andip71:
2.3-beta5

5.2-beta6	Hi all,

I am currently uploading beta6, which should be the last beta version before I want to release this kernel series as stable.

Version 2.3-beta5

Updated zzmoove governor to version 0.8 RC2 (credits to ZaneZam)

Hint: Do not use multicore powersaving in combination with zzmoove as this is known to cause weird issues!!

Added new zzmoove profile "zzmoove - insane", note this is still in beta (credits to ZaneZam)

Enable USB OTG wired Ethernet support (load Asix module in settings, you need a compatible Asix based USB-Ethernet adapter!!!), dhcp used for ip configuration

init.d handling changed to omit zipalign scripts (all other scripts still run fine)

Remove debug logging in cpuidle-exynos4

Enjoy

Andi
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] ZaneZam:
and you can go here for some words about the new (not yet finished!) settings ;)

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s3/deve...a-kernel-5-1-4-1-27-12-2013-t1964572/page1193
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] beanbean50:
Amazing .. Wunderbar..!

feels very snappy and responsive, nice work :good:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] georgesmh:
I dont really know whats wrong with my tablet when I flashed this kernel.. It says it does work with Android Revolution hD right? I was running 11.2 and got in lots of problems.. it lagged so much, couldnt flash roms updates and finally when I tried to overclock it froze so I restarted it and it bricked:/
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] kude87:
Did you flash the correct one? Not to sound condescending, but this kernel has repeatedly proven to be most stable.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] muop_92:
Try adding +25mV to 1500&1600MHz
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] georgesmh:
Yeah I flashed the correct one.. I know that the kernel is great according to reports so the problem is with my 10.1
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] andip71:
BTW... forgot... wanted to add some more voltage to these two frequencies. Hm.

Will do it for the next version.

In general: Compatible to Android Revolution HD... maybe. I do not know. I am not a big fan of custom roms, as many know. I just ensure it works on Samsung stock. If it runs for other roms, fine. But not guaranteed.

Andi
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] andip71:
Just quick, I am uploading a maintenance release right now:

Version 2.3-beta6a

11.03.2014

Increased CPU voltages for 1500 and 1600 MHz steps to improve OC stability (please reset your voltages once in Boeffla-Config app after kernel flash)

Back to proven and stable Google gcc 4.7 stock toolchain (have some doubts on gcc 4.8)

Andi
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] esgie:
Extreme lags (plus no su access for some apps plus random soft reboots) may occur as a result of su access issues (if su binaries go into some kind of deadlock, which is an effect ogf broken permissions/busybox/other random stuff) - i was dealing woth them some time ago and some users had those too, if you refer a few pages back in the topic.

Make sure you are using recovery without Android 4.4.2 support (4.4.2 support seem to be causing weird issues on 4.1.2 roms) and use fix permissions script provided with the boeffla app. Also, you may need to absolutely uninstall SuperSu (by its preferences menu = unroot for a moment) and flash it once again from scratxh.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] d4rkkn16ht:
I use ARHD 11.1

ROM flashing problem not kernel.

Reflash ROM (clean everything) & let it boot first time & let it run for about 1 hour before flashing other mods including kernel.

Sometimes SuperSU can cause "super lag" but still better than SuperUser.

About overclock,not all device can be overclocked.

If you are lucky your device can be overclocked, if not, then don't overclock it.

Try small increment of Over Volting while trying Over clocking.

NOTE: OC & OV may degrade your device faster, use with caution!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] georgesmh:
Thanks guys so much for the tips.. I'll try those and post a feedback:)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] tanker32:
Why not?

No problem,

it's your oppinion and you got some good reflection about LINK2SD, EXT4, HignOnAndroid and so on...

But...

You should know, it's my oppinion only too. LINK2SD is not for low end device with low memory, but why NEXUS 7 users need more memory because no exists SD CARD slots? It's not just for for photos, music and so on... After installing LINK2SD is my device without

MESS

.

I have full control where and when is instaled. Why the people need so called BUSYBOX uninstaller app, which one delete some unused symlink files from SBIN or XBIN folder? Yea, true, no one SD CARD can't be quicker than internal NAND memory. But, a lot of people play a lot of games and after instal btw. Bard's Tale 1.5.1 you are out of 7 GB internal memory! So, install some apps, some more games and...? LINK2SD all game files (mostly in OBB folder) remove to SD CARD. So that's why is LINK2SD for some people needed.

And why is (o.k. by my oppinion) HighOnAndroid recovery best recovery? Did you ever try instal with TWRP recovery some scripts as AROMA install? Well, maybe only I got problem with frozing TWRP when I need something install with AROMA instaler?

About the entropy. It's something for new thread. But as I see, Andi has some experiences with entropy generator and that's why is not mentioned in my GUIDE.

And last but not least, if you damage your EFS folder, your device is good for service only. Or for someone like who is understanding about ADB, script etc.

O.K. That's my oppinion and I'm staying by LINK2SD side :fingers-crossed:

Regards to you too, Peter :D

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This USER's GUIDE is in General Discussion forum. So Admin could delete my thread from here. Because of using Boeffla kernel I though that could be good to share with some experience about the Boefla Kernel...:cool:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] andip71:
RC1

Hi all,

just started uploading all kernels for all devices and platforms.

All these kernel are release candidates (RC), so they will be likely the next stable versions in a few days.

Version 2.3-rc1

21.03.2014

Updated zzmoove governor to version 0.8 Final (credits to ZaneZam)

Add insecure adb (things like adb remount now working)

Reverted some scheduler changes to be closer to stock kernel again

Fixed maximum AC charging rate limit in Boeffla-Config

Enjoy

Andi
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] tanker32:
You're my man!

You answered my prayers! :angel: Insecure ADB till now I must use software unstable mod for Insecure ADB and now... :crying: I'm crying

for joy! Naybe you can ADD back OC CPU to 1700 MHz? And let the default for 1400MHz? A lot of my pals tried OC their GT-N8000 almost to 1900MHz!!! And in ANTUTU they had over 26500 points now I got after a lot days of tunning 21000 points.... Anyway, thanks for your great work and if you can remember just put here some INIT.D script with OC parameters, or unlock your kernel as I describe above. :D:highfive:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] andip71:
Tanker, yes, I was finally able to manage that.

But for more overclocking than 1600 I have bad news. I never had this in, I always said I will never allow it.

I only allow the 1600 MHz soft overclocking because it is still within the Exynos 4x12 specification. Everything above I do not want to implement. This topic was discussed since I first released my S3 kernel 1,5 years ago, and this was always my opinion. And will always be.

For other features, I am open to discuss :)

Sorry

Andi
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] tanker32:
...even so...

No Andi, you are my hero. It's no problem about OC, I know the limits of Exynos too. It was just some kind of idea how much and how hard Exynos really is:laugh: Even so, this kernel (by my oppinion) is the best from the others 4.1.2 custom kernels. I hope, you are prepare to go at highest level and make kernel for GT-N80XX and Android 4.3 or 4.4.2. But the kernel for 4.3 could be great. Again, thanks for your hard work. :good:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] andip71:
I am only waiting for Samsung to step up and give us the base sources. Then I could start working on it :)

Andi
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] kude87:
My screen off wake up time has been a bit longer on anything 2.2+. 2.0 and 2.1 are fine. Just curious. In no way does it impact usability, as this kernel is quite perfect.

Edit: using stock settings.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] djsmeegy:
Hi Andi,

so I'm back and ready to test your kernel with drivers for my USB LAN module, can you build this kernel please?

Thanx in advance. :good:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] andip71:
Just load latest RC1, everything is in.

Just enable the ASIX module in boeffla-config (update the app as well if you do not see it).

But: It only works 100% in local LAN. It does not work well when you try to go via cable connection to the Internet as DNS resolution does not always work (especially not after a restart).

I searched for half a day, was trying everything I could find on the net... nothing. I assume, Samsung built something into the firmware causing DNS to fail on cable connections.

Andi
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] andip71:
RC3

As so many wanted all profiles, ZaneZam implemented in zzmoove 0.8, here we go for a really last RC before stable release:

RC3

24.03.2014

Added zzmoove governor profiles "battery plus", "game" and "moderate" (credits to ZaneZam)

Enjoy

Andi
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] esgie:
Insecure adb was easily accessible by repacking the kernel. I must say that I was repacking all your kernels myself (I've automated this process by writing a script executed straight from android, performing dd, guzip, uncpio, default.prop modification using sed, and back again cpio, gzip, dd, reboot), and now I do not need to :)

Thanks.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] tanker32:
Who cares?

And that's why you must do that on yourself :D I'm not so good as Andi to make changes. It's his domain to make great kernel! ¨

So don't bother us and go brag somewhere else, you boaster critic :laugh:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] andip71:
LOL, all good guys. Peace :)

Enjoy the kernel, very very soon 2.3 stable comes out.

Then I will disappear on a short 5 days holidays trip and you can all mess around with it ;)

Andi
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] tanker32:
No prob'

Have great holiday, Andi...:cowboy: I'm just kidding of Esgie :laugh: He is so called our omniscient... He hasn't own thread just clever posts.

I'm in good mood:cool:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] tcchuin:
it should be okay, basically the CMW file is applicable for flashing via recoveries(e.g. CWM and TWRP) while the other one are meant for ODIN
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] spikeee69:
Awesome

Great work man, tablet is really flying with this and battery life is superb.

Just installed with mobile Odin, easy as pie.

One question though, how do we know if zram is really required ? I mean we have 2gb and as far as I know I haven't come close to using that or is the ram manger lying to me - it does report a lot more free ram than your config app.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] evoliphant:
Worked like a charm. Flashed it, wiped dalvik and then booted right up after "upgrading" Android.

I know a lot of people probably know this already, but it is true that the US and EUR version do both use the same kernel. I think the one in China is different so probably want to stay away from this kernel if yours is from China.

I have a question: What settings concerning the charger configuration do you use? I don't know if anyone else has the problem I do with this tablet, but when I use my tablet, it loses its charge even when plugged in. But that' just the tip of the iceberg really. Because even when I'm not using it and its' just charging, I can let it stay plugged in all night and not fully charge. One of the main reasons I wanted to get this kernel was the fact that it had config options for charging. I'm definitely curious to learn about that setting and if anyone has achieved some successful results.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] andip71:
Thanks for the feedback.

I think zRam is not really required on this tablet, but I did not want to leave it out. On the Galaxy S3 with only 1 GB internal ram zRam is very important however.

Personally I do not use zRam with the tablet.

LOL, I am based in Germany. So my kernel is clearly not a chinese variant. I also used official Samsung source code for the international version of the n8010. So, should be fairly safe for you :)

I am sorry to say - this kernel has no charging changes implemented (so far). You will see them in the app but they are inactive as the kernel does not bring it with.

Definitely I want to look into that one day, as I do not have your issues at all, however want faster loading if possible.

Again, in the S3 world it is impressive to change charge rate from 1000 to 1600, it really goes so much quicker.

I strongly believe something is wrong with your charger. Would try a spare one (but make sure it can deliver at least 2A)

Andi
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] mutantblack:
Using this kernel with Hyperdrive rom on 8013 flashed through TWRP and everything is working great so far. Thanks a lot.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] dbolivar:
Boeffla-Config

[MENTION=947981]Lord Boeffla[/MENTION] : been using the kernel and Boeffla-Config for a few days, updating to new versions as they come out (now using kernel beta 2, and Boeffla-Config 1.4.2).

So far the kernel has been working very very good, no issues, very smooth experience and nice features. Boeffla-Config is also working great but I found two issues:

1) Under Boeffla-Sound, option "DAC direct" doesn't stick. After a reboot or even exiting/opening the app, it's off again.

2) Under Display+LED, I chose "MDNIE mode = natural" and "MDNIE scenario = UI". Looks good until a reboot, when the MDNI mode goes to "standard". The MDNIE scenario keeps at UI.

PM me if you want help during testing. And thanks again for all the work for us N8010 users!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] tcchuin:
is it possible for you to include the charging thing in your kernel? On my s3 something is wrong with my cable(i guess) and it will only charge at around 500ma despite what I set unless I turn the 'ignore unstable power' on.

Last I did some research and it seems like note 10.1 and s3 are using same charging IC so I think what's for s3 can be directly ported to note 10.1 :D

Not sure if this is correct, but seems like both devices are using max77693

s3:

https://github.com/AndreiLux/Perseu...ca8ff6048fd5/drivers/battery/charge_control.c

note10.1:

https://github.com/xcstacy/kernel-N8000/tree/master/drivers/battery
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] andip71:
Just quickly (not at pc):

1) I forgot to mention, this option is not available with the n80xx. So it will never be sticky, it also has no effect. Probably I will disable it in next app version in the app.

2) I will try to replicate this.

Sent via Tapatalk2 from my Galaxy S3 IPhone killer
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] andip71:
Well, the max chip is the same. However there is a different battery driver used between s3 and n80xx. That's why I have not yet ported it (need some more time).

But certainly it is on my list. :)

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[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] andip71:
Ok, regarding point 2:

The issue is, this overwrite is not really supposed to be used on Samsung roms. That's why the app says: fir cm10.2 :)

In Samsung roms, this mode option is available to be configured in the settings. And this seems to overwrite the app settings.

Hence, please make sure you choose the same mode in the Android rom settings (under display - mode I think...). And then it could also work on Samsung based roms.

Pl let us know.

Andi

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[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] TweakerL:
So I just wanted to say, that despite the fact that this kernel is not meant to beat benchmarks, I just got 19K+ on Antutu, which I was only ever able to do with 4.3 AOSP roms. In fact I don't think I had ever hit 18K on a stock rom.

But more importantly, I don't think my tablet has ever been this responsible. Truly great work.

EDIT: So it seems I used the wrong app to change the boeffla sound settings (Used the "boeffla sound control" from market), and it seems to have messed up the Equalizer, is there a way to reset the settings for it without having to rewipe everything? I tried reflashing the kernel and it was a no go :(
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] andip71:
Hi there,

thanks for the good feedback. Appreciated.

Why not uninstalling the Boeffla-Sound app completely and configuring sound in Boeffla-Config only? To do that:

- uninstall Boeffla-Sound App

- reboot

- configure in Boeffla-Config, all should work fine then
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] andip71:
Just quick note, I just pushed App 1.4.3 to Google play, will reach you in a few hours.

This disabled DAC direct setting on the n8010, as it is completely meaningless due to different signal flow compared to Galaxy S3.

Cheers

Andi
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] aalupatti:
[MENTION=947981]Lord Boeffla[/MENTION]

Like your kernel.. One unique feature of the kernel is the UMS ability. There is no kernel that offers this fn in note 101.

Howevver enabling it results in mounting of the microsd as CD drive in PC.

Its not possible to move files. Any suggestions ?