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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] bigchuk00:
CPU throttle

Anyone kniw how to reduce cpu throttle by increasing temp limit or any other way at all? And how to keep all cores active? Coming from the exynos version where everything was easy. Here it just feels like the phone cpu n gpu does not adhere to the instructions
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] alexv59:
Thank you. I was looking to move on from Wicked since development has shown down. . I was leaning towards Hyperdrive after much reading. Your simple statement helped me make my final decision.

I've checked out the Note 4 (I've had all the Note phones since the original) but it just doesn't seem to be worth trading in the Beast for the minor changes between the two. Sure, with the Jump program it's not a big deal to switch but when I figure in the costs of a new tempered glass screen protector, a good outdoor case and a daily case and all the new doo-dads out just doesn't make financial sense to me. I also hate to lose USB 3 since I use it extensively plus, I never have to worry about someone "borrowing" my charging cable. Maybe in a few months Samsung will come out with a Note 4 something or another with an improved frame, water resistance, 64 bit, etc. For now this ought to help me keep up to date. I've a feeling this is probably the last top notch TW based custom power Rom for the Beast. Most of the more experienced devs are probably honing their skills on the latest flagship products. No worries, such is the life cycle on the bleeding edge.

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I believe you can easily control that by your choice of governer. Simplest but most power hungry is to change to the Performance governor. That will make the all the cores run wide open all the time. A saner approach requires you know a little on how governors work and, using something like Trickster switch to a flexible or aggressive governor and tweak the tunables to your liking. Personally I use pegasusq which I find to be a nice balance between performance and battery use yet easy to tweak the delays and load to get a snappier response. HTH.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] devilsdouble:
I installed this kernel, along with Trckster, and enabled the Touch Wake feature (10 seconds) but nothing happens if I touch the screen. Is there anything extra needs to be done?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] seansc144:
I agree about the USB 3. Why go back anyway Samdung?? Because ppl weren't using it ..... yea ok.

I was greatly disappointed in that move to go back to usb 2.0
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] redz1234:
I didn't realize the Note 4 went back to USB 2..

I like USB 3 as it charges super fast..
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Megaflop666:
It's Samsung, give them 5 minutes and they'll screw up every great thing they do. Need proof... Note 4, horrible excuse of an upgrade.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] aftnoon2:
Ha ha!:D Yeah, I agree 100%...

Anyway, I've find that Touch Wake setting doesn't stay after reboot. Anybody has this little issue?

Other than that, the kernel wor fine....:good:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] cas911:
Hi friend, just want to ask if your xnote rom v18 worked on compulsion kernel 16? because i am planning to use it on my xnote v21.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] kpirnie:
[MENTION=4454815]jovy23[/MENTION] full /system, /data, and /cache support fot f2fs?

im burning in a kernel now but wanted to help out a f2fs coversion thread with supported kernels and want to give the one im on a couple days before testing another ;)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Hidden-Hunter:
hi guys

what is BLX ?

how to active this option on kernel?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] cas911:
Hi guys, Noob here. does anyone tried to flash compulsion kernel on latest version of xnote ROM?

any issues?if there is let me know.

Thank you..:o
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Green Pill Zone:
Hi all,

I was hoping to get UMS working on my international SM-N9005.

I installed Omega ROM v23 and Compulsion Kernel 16.

Then SG USB Mass Storage Enabler 2.3.1, from here: http://www.apkcraft.com/apk/sg-usb-mass-storage-enabler/ since I couldn't convince the Play Store that my Note 3 wasn't a Note 3 (even with Market Helper 2.0 and/or build.prop edits).

And I also installed and ran DriveDroid, which worked correctly and allowed my laptop to boot from my phone.

But I just cannot get UMS to work. The best I get is the icon for a Removable Disk in Windows Explorer, but it then only asks me to insert a disk.

I've also tried out the scripts found here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=52430241&postcount=2 , with exactly the same results. UMS gives an empty drive; reverting to MTP always works.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Gen00:
The Kernel is amazing I'm loving it.. But I have one problem.. Eveytime I set my min CPU to 300 and save it goes back to 1.1 any reason why this happening?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] xMASEx:
I have to say this is be far the best kernel i've ever used, stable and great at battery saving, using GPS i managed to get 1 hours GPS with music with screen off with only 7% :D, gotta love that percent man ;)

Which app are you using to set the frequency ??

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Yep it is working man, flawless, using it as replacement for leankernel, think about that, if you liked leankernel so damn much, you have to die for this kernel, im using it with X-Note V21, and im getting crazy battery usage, stable too ;)

EDIT : i changed my system to f2fs, but the kernel not booting up, had to use lean kernel again, so if you want to convert your system you have to use another kernel at least for now :/
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] lenana:
Getting awesome performance from Compulsion Kernel. Great work dev.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] luis4ever:
Where is n900w8 download link?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dramitt_live:
N900T=n900w8
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] lenana:
Sometimes cpu values freeze until I reboot and apply again, what could be the problem? Using faux control
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] BLiNKT:
Can anyone post best configuration performance&battery oh and which governor do you use guys interactiveX or smartassV2 or something other?

need urgently information please thank you oh does anyone try overclock it?When i overclock to 2.5 my phone crash i use S5 Port by Jamal
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] aftnoon2:
The performance with my Note 3 9005 are pretty good.

I'm a little app-aholic, so I've been looking here & around for the best balance between performance, stability & battery drain. This kernel is a must!

It seems to blend the stability & low battery consumption of Lean kernel plus AEL N3 performance.

My Rom is a GNI4 KKat 4.4.2 custom, deodexed, etc...

My setup is made through Trickster mod plus Faux Clock, looking for not to set them different ways. They are complementary.

Little OC, 2.49 gHz. Yankactive governor, intelliplug ....

Smartass H3 gave me stability problem, it's too "live "...

Very good deep sleep!

Beware of MY setting, it's a little more battery eater than other's, surely!

Maybe Asswax or Smartass V2 are less consuming.

If you OC, maybe is good to overvolt the higher frequencies a little. It's like having a sport car : you can't expect to be saving gasoline!

Good work!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] lenana:
I get random audio stutter on this kernel. Problem is not viper mod coz I uninstalled but still the random stutter persists. I am on stock 4.4.2 with v16 of compulsion kernel. Any assistance will be much appreciated.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Gionathan:
I'm just wondering Are they any plans to updating this kernel to 4.4.4 / AOSP?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dramitt_live:
The kernel Dev doesn't have this device anymore.. So let's guess nope
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] tdgillihan:
Yep. Bu bye.

Always thank those who are helpful... and just ignore those who aren't.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dramitt_live:
Stills a greaat kernel with great battery and a ton of features ... So what up tdgillihan.. You still con the note 3?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] tdgillihan:
Yes it is. Not much buddy, how goes it.? Yep, still running Tweaked on my trusty n3. Really bummed about that other kernel whose name we can't mention here on XDA anymore though [emoji19]

Always thank those who are helpful... and just ignore those who aren't.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dramitt_live:
Lol .. I'm using that same kernel that is prohibited.. Anyways cm12 Roms are great too... Hope all is good there bud!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] seansc144:
Yea this kernel rocked too
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] redz1234:
I still use this kernel as my DD!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] lenana:
Me too
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] peacewarrior:
Me three
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] mscion:
Hi. I was wondering to what degree this kernel is adb insecure. For example if, from my pc, I run the command "adb root" it works, but if I run "adb remount" I get permission denied. Is this the case for others?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] rmleloup:
Is there a more recent version, v16 is last year, any this year? Or? Looking for latest so I can get best stability on my note 3. n900w8. Tyvm
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dramitt_live:
V16 is the latest and the last! No more development here the dev doesn't have the phone anymore
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] AllGamer:
found answer...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] aftnoon2:
I feel like coming from hyperspace (lol) saying this, but I am always on a KK custom Rom UGNG1 with this excellent kernel.

Maybe I'm sort of a Wokie in these speedy LPop days, haha.

This is for those who, like me, don't like to do too radical changes to her or his Note3. And don't want to pay a huge bunch of money for a new Note5 (supposed you have avoided the 4).

I have now this kernel driven by Faux Clock. I lose touch-wake feature, but get more flexibility on memory and IO management, which I am learning to keep on a reasonable value.

I don't show you exact values, but, in the memory settings, I increased the values of LMK by some mbytes, specially those hidden, background and empty items.

I increased the dirty ratio and background dirty ratio by a few percent.

Just sort of play around with this till get ggood results.

2.5 gHz, dancedancedance (such a name...), intelli-plug on performance.

I have a huge Chinese battery, so I get a Ferrari rather than a normal thing. It's my desire.

Sorry for the up, but I found out people on other forums interested in this kernel.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] MxFadzil92:
Haha i wish i could grab the t-mo version but im living here in the singapore. And the only available model is n9005.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] GallardosEggrollShop:
Same here! But I'm having issues with the V3 kernal. It letd me use my phone for a minute or so and then it shuts off and reboots. Still very appreciative of the kernal V1 was awesome! i went back to saber yellow version and it works fine.

Sent from my SM-N900T
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dohclude:
Finally managed to snag a "/proc/kmsg" log from immediately after a forced reboot on V3.

http://pastebin.com/YtcFanap

Didn't see anything sinister in it myself, but I just glanced through real quick. Hope this helps!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] itsmikeramsay:
I'll have [MENTION=4454815]jovy23[/MENTION] make a kernel with lower clock settings. Some folks can't run 2.65GHz. I'll have him drop it down to something a little lower.... It'll boot and stay running for those folks having bootloops ;)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] breezy09:
Running V3 without any issues or bootloops
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] XxLostSoulxX:
He doesn't need to lower the actual frequency all he needs to do is keep the boot frequency at 2.3 gigahertz simple as that and allow the optional frequencies there for those who can use it. Almost every kernel I have ever used on any device that has overclock capabilities, the boot frequency was stock and then once you got into the actual phone and used an application then you can tweak around and see what your phone can honestly handle.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] itsmikeramsay:
Wait... It doesn't boot at stock 2.3GHz? It should
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] BDR456:
That's probably the issue I'm having as well. My phone can't seem to handle any kernel higher than the stock frequency. I've tried 3 different roms and it goes into bootloop when I try to flash anything besides Saber green or jovy modified stock. :banghead:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] tigerz0202:
No it boots at max frequency and that probably is what is causing the Bootloops. Just look at whatever Cpu manager your using and its set at 2.65 , my phone can handle it as i've had no bootloops on any version. some users need to make sure they are on the Latest TWRP Recovery also 2.6.3.4 RC1 which ive had no issues flashing any file on
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] itsmikeramsay:
OK yeah if it's booting at max then I know that's causing the bootloops
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] morfic:
You want /proc/last_kmsg else you won't get the info from the kernel that rebooted.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] cwalker0906:
Morfic I was the first one to critcize you when you first posted and question your motives.....I was wrong thanks for all the help even though you dont have the phone....its appreciated and again I apologize
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] morfic:
If the op states it boots at 2.3 ghz then it's negligent to provide that info when it wasn't actually verified even on oc attempt #2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] itsmikeramsay:
Oh no it was bro. When [MENTION=4454815]jovy23[/MENTION] flashed it, it did boot at 2.3 GHz. Otherwise he wouldn't have posted it there.

We're definitely not in the business of misleading or providing false information lol. It was definitely tested but not sure what happened.... Is there a fixed place to set default freq or can that be done via defconfig?

Still learning the parts of a kernel bro
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] brock1909:
Man is my phone sensitive, can't handle any of your kernels aside from the V1 stock modification you did. Disappointing.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dohclude:
Well, when booting directly into twrp recovery after a forced reboot and using the built-in file browser, /proc/kmsg is the only one there. /proc/last_kmsg doesn't exist... :confused:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] morfic:
If you force the reboot, that's possible.you need to let it reboot on its own, only make sure to enter recovery instead of a new boot attempt.

/proc/kmsg is current, meaning the recovery's kernel's messages
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] morfic:
I didn't say it was on purpose.

It's something that can slip by on oc attempt #1.

That's something that should never occur on attempt #2.

If people boot up, do nothing and then reboot, that's a bug that needs to be addressed.

It screams "somehow they end up overclocked after boot up, I need to fix this"

At this point you should do "small group testing" if you can't reproduce it on your own.

Flash the rom that people use that report issue if there it's a difference.

If some people who run the same rom boot fine and others don't, collect data of apps they might use to control the kernel that causes it.

I'd start out with making sure that it's not simply an error of unthrottled above the set maximum.

The location to set policy->max should be right considering its just cherry-picked from another git.

One suggestion don't do mass cherry-picks like done from V1 to V2.

Cherry pick smaller groups, make test builds, and only add more if there are no problems yet.

Small group testing > "works for me".

Better yet, find people on your thread to test what passes small group testing, so a large group can verify, before cherry picking more code.

It'll be much easier to isolate problems that way, you'll learn more about what the commits you used do.

Collecting commits to have large lists to publish when you have no data what the benefits of the commits are is just leading to problems down the road.

Commit harvesting is what you find in the development forum, not in original development.

You can always revert to the state of V1, and pick commits slowly with proper test builds in between to isolate problems, basically a do-over.

Hope this advice helps.

P.S.: You can call me morfic or Daniel, please refrain from calling me "bro".
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dohclude:
When I said "Forced reboot" I actually meant that it rebooted on it's own shortly after displaying the lockscreen, or what some might consider "bootlooping". I'm not exactly sure it's possible to get the last_kmsg from within twrp recovery unless there is some method that I am not aware of.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] morfic:
Yeah, it's possible, allowed me to solve a really annoying bug not too long ago, and if it's not there, nothing you can do other than hope for next release to be better, at least we know you did it right.
[Asus Transformer TF700] blauciel:
Current Status of my TF700:

-Boot looping with Asus "Inspiring Innovation - Persisten Perfection" logo. Approximately 5 seconds between reboots, with a vibrate every time it reboots.

-It says "Device is Unlocked" in the top left.

-Holding power for a long time (over 20s) will shut it off, and vibrate, but then it immediately vibrates again and resumes the bootloop.

-I cannot get it into the bootloader with Power + Vol Down. That combination does nothing.

-If I use the pinhole button, as long as I hold it, the screen remains blank. As soon as I release it again, the bootloop resumes immediately.

-It does not get to the second "shiny" Asus logo.

-It doesn't get far enough to recognize a new firmware file on the microSD card.

How I got to this point:

Stock ever since I bought it up until a few days ago. I decided it was time to root, unlock, install TWRP, and install CWM. I never got that far.

1. I unlocked first. I believe it was successful because it has said "Device is Unlocked" ever since.

2. I tried to root with the debugfs method. It reported it was successful, but despite several attempts, it was unsuccessful.

3. I tried using GooManager to install TWRP. It never worked.

4. I discovered that I wasn't running the latest Asus firmware. I then upgraded it. It ran successfully. (V10.6.1.14.10)

5. I tried rooting with Motochopper. It reported success. But it didn't work. I then discovered it wouldn't work with V10.6.1.14.10.

6. I then tried installing TWRP via fastboot. It reported success, but Power+VolDown didn't get me into TWRP. Nothing seemed to load TWRP. In case it's relevant, I was having trouble where Windows was saying there was a problem with the Bootloader Interface Driver, and after several reboots, I was able to get fastboot to reportedly load TWRP. It reported success, but I never saw TWRP.

7. I booted into Recovery, the latest version that said something to the effect of, "USB recovery loaded" or something, with 3 icons: RCK, Android, and Wipe Data. This is the only recovery I was ever able to see, by the way. I then selected "Wipe Data" hoping it would give me a new starting point.

Once it rebooted, it has been stuck in this bootloop. Have I royally screwed myself, or is there a way to recover?

Please ask any questions, I will answer them to the best of my ability. In the meantime, I will hope to run the power down on the tablet in the hopes it will make a difference.
[Asus Transformer TF700] _that:
Power+VolDown activates the bootloader menu - this is the screen with the 3 icons, where you can use fastboot. Since you needed to go there to install TWRP via fastboot, you should have known that Power+VolDown doesn't get you into TWRP - you'd have to press VolUp in the bootloader menu, to activate RCK.

Selecting "Wipe data" from the bootloader menu with a broken recovery is the best known way to brick a TF700. This can only be recovered via nvflash, which you can't use since you never got far enough to extract the required files from your tablet while it still worked. Your only option now is a new mainboard.
[Asus Transformer TF700] blauciel:
Well, crap. RCK never did anything except show a loading bar then reboot.

Thanks for the reply.

...from my phone...
[Asus Transformer TF700] blauciel:
Anyone know of a place that sells 64gb mainboards? Not finding anything thus far...

...from my phone...
[Asus Transformer TF700] blauciel:
in case anyone cares, I swapped the motherboard out with one from ebay, and it booted right up. :)
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CoolioFantastic:
it is my understanding that the US has the snapdragon Note 3. However, my model number is SM-N900A. I got it from Walmart here in Hawaii. I hear this is the Exynos variant. I want the snapdragon, should I take it back and hope to get the correct one?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] handisnacks:
The 900A is US at&t, it's snapdragon. There is no Exnyos one sold here in the US at normal retail outlets.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gee2012:
Look here http://pdadb.net/index.php?m=specs&id=4937&c=samsung_sm-n900a_galaxy_note_3_lte_32gb, if you would have used Google you would have found this too ;) It allready has the Qualcomm Snapdragon chip appearently. Install CPU-Z from Play for hardware info.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CoolioFantastic:
I did google it. I came up with this "First off, let’s talk about the two different models that the Note III is going to be shipping in, the SM-900 and the SM-9005. The SM-900 is going to feature 3GB RAM and the Samsung Exynos 5420, which is of course, Octa-Core. Meanwhile, the SM-9005 is packing the same 3GB of RAM but a Quad-Core Snapdragon 800 instead of the Exynos. "

But thanks for the CPU Z, it does infact say snapdragon.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maidangisme:
Exynos 3g network and Snapdragon for 4g LTE network, Exynos mostly available in SE Asia where 4g not yet popular.
[HTC Rezound] swing4thefence:
I'm running Tachyon 1.5 PMEM

I'm on the tachyon included kernel.

1.) Is there any way to get some of the Bloatware back? Specifically NFS Hot Pursuit and Let's Golf.

2.) Every Time I reboot my phone bootloops. I have to Pull the battery, boot recovery and wipe cache and Dalvik. Then I have to wait for "android is upgrading"

3.) Battery gets really hot, takes forever to charge and runs out in a hurry.
[HTC Rezound] coldking:
I had the bootloop every time I restarted too. I did a clean install and installed the apps that I thought would have the least affect on the rom(it was a long process) found out it was a theme I used
[HTC Rezound] mjones73:
You could just use the actual Tachyon thread.

1) Doubt Neo will ever add any games/bloatware that came with Sense.

2) No sure

3) Check your battery usage/wakelocks to see what's eating up your power.
[HTC Rezound] REV3NT3CH:
your phone getting hot means you either missed an ota update or you are on the wrong hboot and radios....and in Rezound General there is a Tachyon thread
[HTC Rezound] swing4thefence:
I'm S-on so I cna't change the Radio or the Hboot right?

This is a new phone to me. I traded a iphone for it and as soon as I got it Unlocked the bootloader, rooted it, and looked for a Rom.

I wiped Tachyon and now I'm back on Talon. So far So good.

I noticed in your SIG there's a PacMan Rom. I loved PacMan on my Sony Play so I might try that one after I forget what a PITA it is to set up all my home screens and get the settings just the way I like them.
[HTC Rezound] REV3NT3CH:
if s-on you can do it i believe...ill look for the guide for you...youll have the issue with any 4.3 rom until you do this....still the rezound is better than any iphone
[HTC Rezound] mjones73:
Boot to your boot loader and see what version hboot you have, latest is 2.28.

I still suggest you see what battery stats shows is eating your battery but you already dumped the ROM...