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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Craniotomy:
I'm using ultimate compulsion 9.0, I've set it to max clock and min clock, but my max clock goes up to 1928 only, I've check with trickster same thing, it never goes to max clock speeds. Any ideas? Help? I might try to do a full wipe just to test it again.

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I froze trickster, using faux app I've set it to max clock, and i see the indicator in faux going down to 2265, then his back up to max clock, but with Cpu spy it inky goes up to 1928 bad clock speed even I've set it in faux, set Cpu or trickster.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Melodic13:
I'm all over this thanks so much! Going for a test run, but so far it looks great!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] marcoxx626:
Just wondering...why do you have so many kernel tweaking apps? If you have more than one, they can somtimes cause settings to override eachother if they have differerent settings. If faux clock shows it hitting max freq. then it should be fine.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Craniotomy:
When i was using different kernels, devs suggest which tweaking app would utilized there kernel better, i don't use all at the same time, usually i use set Cpu for the power profile it has, then it's either trickster or faux is frozen in tb, depends on the kernel I'm using.

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ktetreault14:
This looks sick [MENTION=4454815]jovy23[/MENTION] cant wait to flash. Maybe you would think about making an awesome kernel for 4.4.2 for [MENTION=3198335]allenjthomsen[/MENTION] and I to add to our collention of em :D lmao
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] kCelsius:
Alright I honestly don't know what happened...went to flash and then got into a bootloop.

I've been trying to restore or flash a new rom but then it won't boot all the way into the rom and it'll just be stuck on the boot animation. Any help for what to try?

Edit 1: A lot of times when trying to boot up, my phone will restart and will do this sorta CRT thing and have a line in the middle of the screen. It gets to an Android is upgrading...but then just reboots.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Melodic13:
I think BRICK_LOOP_FIX_AfterRestoringBackUp.zip might help. I haven't had to use it before but I have it saved on my SD card just in case because I heard it's helped a couple people out... Could be wrong though...Anyone else have a suggestion? Sorry I couldn't help with more specific info...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2447342&page=20

Post #200 talks about this..

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Forgot to quote you...

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I know you put you tried flashing a new ROM, but have you tried flashing back to a previous kernel too? I remember now something similar happened to me last week when I flashed a different kernel, but I booted into recovery flashed a previous kernel that i knew worked and was good again.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] kCelsius:
Thanks for the help...flashing a new kernel didn't work. Guess I'll just have to try that efs thing...gah didn't think something like this would happen. :(

edit:

reading the instructions, would original software pre-rooted be like wicked rom and original rom stock be factory rom...? and when it says "not turn on phone", how do you flash then? odin? I'm a tad confused

"Solve the problem:

1. Download and flash original software prerooted. Not turn on the phone

2. Donwload and flash from sdcard Brick Loop FIX after Restoring Backup

3. Follow the steps for backup from EFS backup tutorial

4. Flash original rom stock , without turn on the phone - put in download mode

5. Restore backup EFS (from step 3)

That's all. The phone works perfectly!!!"
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dobbs3x:
What rom are you trying to run this kernel with?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Craniotomy:
I'm not hitting max clock, i set it in set Cpu and trickster and when i exit or do something, then umalis go back and check my max clock goes back down to 2265. I'm lost. Any help? Ideas?

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jovy23:
Make sure your using just one kernel tuning app instead of having more than one. Doing so can override your kernel settings making it perform ackwardly.

Also when doing changes in apps especially trickster mod you have to always press on the "Checkmark" icon at the top after you have done some changes so your new settings can apply. Some users changes the settings without applying the changes which goes back to the default settings "before" the change. Hope that helps.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jovy23:
Glad you got it worked out! :good:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jovy23:
For that to happen im going to have to wait for 4.4.2 to come out for T-Mobile and also the 4.4.2 T-Mobile kernel source. :P. I have been waiting for the official T-Mobile kitkat update hopefully in mid/late February we get it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ktetreault14:
The only major problem with 4.4.2 to run on our devices is the hard reboots needed every 15 minutes ?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jovy23:
Here are my kernel settings that i like to use for a good balance between great battery life/performance.

Use TricksterMod to do the changes for best results.

I/O Scheduler = BFQ

CPU Governor = Wheatleyplus

Min Frequency = 96000

Max Frequency = 2265600

MP-Decision = OFF

Intelli-Plug = ON

ECO Mode = ON
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] BodenM:
v9 breaks the camera on ML2/Omega ROM v6 on my SM-N9005.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jovy23:
Have you tried v8 of compulsion kernel and was the camera working on a previous older update of compulsion?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jovy23:
Hard reboots can be mostly kernel related. Have you tried using any other 4.4.2 stock note 3 kernels and flashing it to see if the hard reboots go away?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Lucius Snow:
Thank you all.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Craniotomy:
Yup, I'm using just 1 app now to see if it sticks, with trickster I've set it to max clock then check on top then check kernel in boot, i exit, browse check emails, ffacebook etc, i go back to trickster max clock is back to 2265. Then i tried set Cpu max clock, exit again then back to check max clock, back to 2265. It's also the same with faux app h goes back to 2265, checking the set on boot doesn't make it stick. I've already made a full wipe last night still the same. I'm lost.

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ktetreault14:
Neither I nor allenjthomsen have tried using any stock kernels. We have used the T-Mobile built kernels for 4.4.2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] themichael:
Hey jovy, thanks for the update. Have a few problems though. Phone won't turn on when the power cord is plugged in. Also if I reboot with the power cord in, phone won't boot either. Also over clocking freq isn't sticking after a reboot either. Using faux clock.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] BodenM:
First time using Compulsion Kernel, haven't tried older versions but I will try it first thing tomorrow morning.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Admiral2145:
Is their a listing of what each kernel governor does?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] cpufrost:
It appears the saturated colors are back. The settings in the control panel (professional photo, movie, standard, dynamic, etc.) do NOT have any effect. Is there something missing? I know with some kernels on the S4 there were screen color tweaks that could be adjusted. Koontez (sp.) comes to mind.

I used to keep it on movie for more accurate colors as the AMOLED display tends to over saturate colors particularly on standard and dynamic. Right now it appears to be locked on 'standard' which cannot be changed.

It's no deal breaker for now, too early to tell about the other added features and governors galore, will be testing these over the next few days...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] barondebxl:
9.0 9.0 9.0 9.0 9.0 9.0 9.0!!! Time to flash!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] erwinyap69@gmail.com:
Loving the 96mHz!!!! Great Work... Fast, Smooth & Solid!!

Rogers Wireless, SM-N900W8, Compulsion Kernel v9, OC-2.6gHz, DarthStalker V6 Rom
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jovy23:
That's weird that you are having that issue. I have set my max frequency to 2.65GHz and it hasnt went back to 2.26GHz and i have used the browser, played games, and etc. There is something in your device that keeps resetting the max current frequency everytime you are doing something. Have you tried deleting all kernel apps that you have? Have you performed and wiped the cache/dalvik cache? What other kernel settings have you enabled on your device?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jovy23:
You should try and see for testing purposes. :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] themichael:
Put it on movie in fauxclock, enable mdinie hijack and then disable. Should work.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Craniotomy:
I just finished a fresh wipe and install this morning, after setting up the phone, i didn't install any tuning app, then i flashed compulsion 9.0 ultimate, only kernel i flashed after fresh install, after flashing i installed faux, set it to max clock, set it to boot then turned off mp-decision, intelliplug on, ondemandx gov. Exited, browse facebook, flipboard, read emails, checked play store, yahoo news. Went back to faux and it's back to 2265 max clock.

Don't get me wrong, i like your kernel a lot, snappy and fast even though max clocks are not sticking. I just want to know why it's not sticking. Thanks for your help and your work.

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jovy23:
Stuff that happens that has to do with the power cord can most likely be rom related not kernel related. Also if you perform a dirty flash over roms that can be the problem that can make any custom kernel not perform the way it's supposed to.

Overclocking frequency wont stick "after" a reboot because i have added a tweak that will set the current frequency to stock 2.26GHz which i guess dont play nicely after a device reboot. Most likely it will be removed after the next update so overclocking frequencies can then stick even after a device reboot.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jovy23:
Not yet i will be adding some kernel info here once i get back to my pc.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jovy23:
Overclock frequency seems to not play nicely on faux clock. I see what you mean. Remove faux clock, setcpu, or any other kernel apps and ONLY use trickstermod. I have trickstermod as my only kernel app and when i change the max frequency it sticks no matter what i do on my device. If anything i will check on why overclocking isnt working properly on faux clock.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Compusmurf:
I too had some odd issues.

I tried to overclock it to to 2496, it wouldn't stick. I uninstalled faux, tried setcpu. that got it to stick but then it wanted to stay at max freq the whole time.

Uninstalled SetCPU, tried with Trickster.

It either reset itself back to stock or tried to stay max freq like the gov was on performance.

In the end, I uninstalled and put lean back on. :(
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Craniotomy:
Thanks jovy, i uninstalled faux, only trickster is running, pour it on max clock, in the info about the cores it's showing 2649, i turned on frequency lock, but it's only going up to 2496, it won't go to max clock, but that's better than sticking at 2265. Lol. I'm on pegasus and noop, intelliplug on, dram on. Thanks all that I've set in trickster. Thanks again!

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] itsmikeramsay:
**I'm gonna start by saying I'm not trolling, just trying to help ;)

Power cord aka charger right? If stuff like this is happening with the charger plugged in, there's two things you can do to troubleshoot this...

1) Keep the ROM you're on and flash another kernel, see if it happens still... If it doesn't then we know the issue...

2) Flash another ROM, keep the kernel, if this issue happen still, then we know the issue....

It's not most likely ROM related, it can be kernel related, it could even be hardware related.... Just gotta isolate and see....
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Craniotomy:
Now i don't care about max clock it's running fast and smooth! And it's going to deep sleep more not like before. Thanks jovy!

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Melodic13:
All I can say is that I have finally found a KEEPER. My batter life has been incredible, running smooth, and doesn't get warm on me whatsoever! This kernel has running flawlessly on my device. I use:

Trickster

General Tab:

Read Ahead Buffer Size = 2048

Scheduler = deadline

Min or Max Frequency = unchanged

Governor Control = intellidemand

Specific Tab:

Foce Fast Charge = on

Intelli-Plug = on

Multicore Power Saving = 2

Dynamic FSYNC = on

MPU Voltages = unchanged

Thanks so much Jovy!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ktetreault14:
I will try with the stock kernel as soon as I get home. Weather is super ****ty in Tampa atm
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] barondebxl:
I can tell this kernel is battery friendly, it sips power. Amazing!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Craniotomy:
Try lionheart, noop, no multi core saving, intelliplug on, dynamic sync on, buffer 3072, row for sd thermal control off. It's Damn fast and snappy! But it's easy on the battery, i was on 54% when Jony suggested something to do with tuning apps and i went 7 hours till 5%.

Thanks again dev! I don't mind not hitting max clocks, fast, snappy and cool to touch, battery friendly trumps it!

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Melodic13:
Oh nice I'll give it a try! Thanks!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jdidtht:
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Nope the phone not turning on while plugged in is most definitely a kernel issue. That issue has been around for a bit. A kernel or two right now has that issue and I'm sure some of that code you currently have in yours so hence the issue.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] lainemac:
Seems my auto brightness isn't working with this kernel. It doesn't dim the screen in darker environments. Anyone else?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Admiral2145:
I use lux auto brightness... Way better than stock
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] CoogiMane1996:
Out of curiosity any plans for reaching 3.0 Ghz? Or is it based on stability?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] barondebxl:
Mine works just fine
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] lainemac:
Just discovered this app as well. Amazing.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Devilman539:
OK so first I want to thank the Dev for all the hard work and the kernel. That being said, why would anyone need all those governors and schedulers? I'm not trying to be disrespectful or flame but it just doesn't make any sense to me to have governors and schedulers that are more suited for different kind of devices vs having a few that are tuned properly. It just seems erroneous and can easily confused the layman that doesn't understand what they do differently. Some of the best kernels available on nexus devices have literally 2 governors and maybe 3 I/O schedulers because they focus more on tuning what they do have vs throwing a million different ones on there and calling it a feature. Again I really appreciate the devs work on this and maybe someone can shed some light on this for me. I just don't get it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Melodic13:
This by far has been the best kernel for MY device (for some reason results vary for different people), it just plays well with it and the battery life is phenomenal... Thanks again dev, I just finished my first cycle and was very impressed.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] TheGrandFinale2001:
This philosophy is over at the leankernel thread. Which literally encompasses everything you just said. I actually like all these different options to try out and see what are about. That's why I like Android because you have choices. If you don't want this there's that, if you don't want that there's this. Sometimes it's good to have options.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Admiral2145:
J just use what you need... I love the selection... Just waiting on a description of what everything does... I'll take more than less...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] lainemac:
Pretty sure I'm getting the best battery life ever with this beast. Props, dev!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jovy23:
Based on anything i bring out, what i like to give users is different choices. With the added governors or schedulers i am giving users the choice to pick or choose what they want.

I understand that some of the best kernels available on nexus devices have less than 3 governors or i/o schedulers, but that has to do with those kernel developers on what they add or dont add to their work.

Any of my work that i bring out is based what users want and what users like and that is a variety of choices to pick or choose which i also like myself and I don't like setting a limit on stuff that i contribute.

Compulsion kernel has great stability, battery life, smoothness, and just basically about everything especially with all of the choices that i have added so users can choose and try on their own.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jovy23:
Glad you are enjoying it. ;)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jovy23:
Thanks and enjoy! :good:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jovy23:
Never turn on frequency lock. It will mess up not just the kernel but also the rom that you are on. I have done it myself and noticed my device freezing or staying stuck until you touch your device's screen.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jovy23:
I will do my best to fix the max frequency not sticking on faux clock. Already working on Compulsion Kernel X (v10) to fix stuff and add other goodies. Deep sleep has been great on my side also, and your very welcome. ;)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jovy23:
Awesome! I will be adding that kernel profile that you suggested in the third post in my OP section once i get back on my pc.

If any other users have any good kernel profiling default settings that they use post them here so then i can add them in my upcoming section in the third post in the OP section so other users can try it out themselves! :good:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jovy23:
Sorry that you are having problems with auto brightness. I will be checking that issue out for the next update! :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] R187J:
One word "OPTIONS":p
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jovy23:
I have added 2.8GHz for 9.0 but then i have reverted it back. When i was testing it out and then tried using antutu benchmark it frozed my device and then i had my efs partition messed up. Luckily i had darthstalker v6 on my device and i had implemented the brickfixer into my aroma installer because i would of been stuck still in a brickloop.

I also noticed that while i was overclocking on a very high frequency setting, my device frozed during a benchmark test and after i have removed my battery and turned back on my device i noticed that some of my apps were deleted from my app drawer, some of my app data had gotten deleted, and also some of my device settings reverted back to default. Once that has happened i just reverted it back to 2.65GHz as the max overclocking frequency.

I dont think i will be planning on adding any more overclocking frequencies from there.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] lainemac:
Thanks for looking into it! I'm using lux now though(because it's amazing) so it's not big deal anymore.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] TheGrandFinale2001:
Thanks for all the options. I loved 8.0, and you just killed it with version 9.0. I like all these different governors and schedulers. Some I've never even heard of but thats okay, I like to research and tweak myself. Hope to start developing myself. Thanks for a great kernel
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] erwinyap69@gmail.com:
Ya you know.... A crazy user like me this Kernel is great on the battery... I unplug at 4:30am and yesterday by 3pm I was still @ 60% on my 7500mAh Fat Batt..... Before with the same Batt I'd be at 30% by 3pm.....

Excellent work!!!

Rogers Wireless, SM-N900W8, Compulsion Kernel v9, 96mHz -2.6gHz, DarthStalker V6 Rom

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Just so you know... Your v9 Kernel @ 2.6gHz got scores of 25000 on Quadrant for me..... Wow.... The strange part is the kernel I was using prior to your V8 I was at 3gHz and had No issues with glitching or bootlooping.... It flashed fine.. But would only pull 16000ish on Quadrant with the same settings for scheduler etc.....

Your kernel is fast and stable.... Best of both worlds.....

Rogers Wireless, SM-N900W8, Compulsion Kernel v9, 96mHz -2.6gHz, DarthStalker V6 Rom
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Devilman539:
Thank you jovi23 for not flaming me. I appreciate the honest response. But it didn't really answer my question. Actually that was my original question. What's the point of all these, "options" when only one or two are optimised and actually intended for out device? I don't see the point of having 20 different governors and I/O schedulers if you've only tuned maybe one or two. Like I looked over your changelog and it seemed pretty vague. It just seems like a lot of merges and not really any tuning? Could you possibly put in the op what changes you made to each governor and I/O scheduler and the benefits of each one? I honestly don't think we need that many because most guys in here don't really know what each one does so they're quick to the placebo effect to the extent of, "ZOMG! Running wheatly and it's so smooth blabla.." When theres really not discernable difference unless they're monitoring specific processes. Again I mean no disrespect. I'm just curious because there's no breakdown of what changes or tuning was done to any of these options. Is just as if they were thrown in and it can actually reduce performance dramatically by using the wrong combination. Like if you're going to throw everything but the kitchen sink in your kernel maybe a little more guidance and clarification would be greatly appreciated. Again thank you for your hard work and I really hope you don't take my inquiry the wrong way.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Craniotomy:
Here's my battery life on a regular oem battery. Thanks again dev!

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Craniotomy:
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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] sic_lic1o1:
I have 1 question, in the changelog, you put " - Enabled NTFS Filesystem Support!"

What does that mean? Does it mean it will support the ntfs without having to use third party app? I tried with my ntfs flash drive and it wouldn't read it. I still have to use paragon app from playstore to mount it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Melodic13:
This is just addressing what was mentioned about most people not knowing what that different settings do, and wanted to share. I was unfamiliar when I first started messing with kernels. So when I saw devs offering all these different options I decided to research the subject on Google in order to find out what each does and their advantages. Hope the links below help anyone new understand them a little better. After getting familiar with the concepts, an extra step may have to be taken to research further, like which profiles (settings) have been used or recommended and start finding out what works best for you through experimenting. (I'll leave the researching on profiles up to you guys :))

Informational links: (first link appears to be the best to start of with)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2222345

http://rootzwiki.com/topic/40336-cpu-governors-explained/

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1736168

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1856256

http://www.droidrzr.com/index.php/topic/3444-governors-and-schedulers-explained/
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jdidtht:
Lol that's not really good man
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Craniotomy:
It's better than before for me, i usually get 8-9 hours only. Lol.

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