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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] shiftymccool:
Since y'all seem to know the ins and outs of this ROM (which is running like a champ now by the way), I'll see if you guys can clear up some minor annoyances I have.

The auto-brightness seems a bit low. I had this issue on my Galaxy S as well. Most of the custom ROMs for the S had an interface where you could change the values of each brightness step. Is there anything like that for this ROM, or an Xposed module I'm not finding? Maybe there's a file to modify somewhere? I enabled the +/-5 slider in Wanam, but it doesn't seem to do anything when I adjust the slider.

This is a long-shot, but with every AOSP ROM I've installed I've been able to use Llama to disable the pattern lock in certain locations. If you're not familiar with Llama, it's like Tasker, only free. Recommended! For some reason Llama will disable the standard swipe lock screen no problem, but it won't disable the pattern lock. I have to assume this is because Samsung replaced the Android pattern lock with one of their own and Llama doesn't know how to disable it. I've searched the interwebs high and low with no luck. I figured I'd throw a hail Mary pass here to see if you guys knew something about this.

Thanks for all your help!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] illest_one_7777:
I have read half this thread and am having issues getting the phone to charge. After connecting it to my charger. It doesn't hold a charge unless the phone gets turned off. What am I doing wrong
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] shiftymccool:
Install cpu spy and see what your processor is doing. My guess is that it's pegged and using juice as fast as it's being charged. Read the last several posts, I was having a few issues, including this one, when I first installed this ROM.

In short, agni kernel is your friend :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] illest_one_7777:
Thank you for the reply. I installed CPU spy and say one of my cores is running 1600 MHz at 81% use

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I also have Agni but don't know how to set it up good any must have pointers
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] psycho4us4:
Just set the profile to gaming.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Ash359:
Make sure your charger is working properly. They tend to go bad easily, especially the cable.

There is an app called galaxy charging current that would be useful in testing.

Sent from my Jedi MasterX Note 2

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Trickster mod is also useful for watching your core speeds. Watch and make sure they go back down after a while. If they are stuck at 1600 try changing governor back and forth to unstick it.

Sent from my Jedi MasterX Note 2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] zuckerj:
Check your cable. I've had this problem a couple times and simply getting a new cable with a tight firm connection to the port resolves the issue.

You can also try cleaning your leads in the port of the phone. I use an electric toothbrush. Turn the phone off when you clean.

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A good cable you can get for a decent price on Amazon is

Mediabridge USB 2.0 - Micro-USB to USB Cable (6 Feet) - High-Speed A Male to Micro B with Gold-Plated Connectors
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] illest_one_7777:
I don't think its the cable. I have to Samsung galaxy note 2 adapaters one at work and one home and they both suffer from the sane issue
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Coug76:
How old is your battery? What brand is it?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] zuckerj:
Give cleaning the leads in the port a try. Seems like a low investment remedy.

I'm telling you, that is probably your issue. And it is possible for both cables to be getting a little loose, especially in conjunction with dirty leads.

We had 3 cables go the same way around the same time. Bought new cables with tight fit and connection and boom charging was fine again.

The connectors start getting loose and bent out of shape over time, and every time you accidentally drop the phone while charging.

Just a suggestion.

Good luck.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] illest_one_7777:
Thanks I'll give it a shot I'm desperate.

P.s. the phone charges fine if I turn it off. The issue seems to be if it's on. That's why I thought it was a memory drain
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] zuckerj:
Yep mine charged fine when off too. Its about how much juice is getting to the battery in S to spite of dirty leads and loose contacts vs the drain. When Off, no contest.

It may be something more, but this happened to me, and this was my solution.

And I'm betting it is the same for you.

Good luck man.

Oh, and I mean clean the leads in the phone port, not just in the cable. If you have an electric toothbrush just shove the bristles in the port and turn it on (dry of course). Go for a minute or so, with the phone off.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] zuckerj:
:) Thank you. I'll work on it. LOL
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] killnemsoft:
I take it no one else is having this issue with data? Should I flash a modem? If so which modem?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] psycho4us4:
Use the search bar and type in modem and bam your answer will pop up
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] killnemsoft:
I'll will do thanks
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] JDogg5281:
Tried it...but no luck same result. I don't understand why this happened.... Any other ideas? Thanks for the help again!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Negan:
Reflash the rom then

sent from my JEDI ELITE Note 3

respect, teach, coach, have fun and say thanks!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] killnemsoft:
I typed modem got no answers. Its behaving like I have juice defender installed. I can't afford to miss any emails.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] zuckerj:
Not possible to get no answers.

A number of links to modems have been posted.

I'd post a link but I'm driving.

Jedi Master ( 18 ) - Galaxy Note 2 ( T889 ) - Saber ( 46 )

The force is with me.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] psycho4us4:
Post 402 should help you out.

Don't forget to thanks away.

Thanks in advance.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] killnemsoft:
It worked thanks a bunch! Is there a 5x6 launcher available?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] psycho4us4:
Not yet that I know of.

I'm gonna try something though
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] kushXmaster:
I would suggest clean flashing the rom again.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] LowaEastSide:
Im hoping someone can answer my Question that Ive tried searching EVERY where to no avail, I see that this GREAT Rom works on the AT&T Version of the Note 2, My sister Has the AT&T Note 2 and I will Love to flash it on here device cause she's in Dire need of Native Tethering, however Im Not sure if the AT&T Note 2 has a locked Bootloader, I cant find the answer any where, from my understanding is that every AT&T device AFTER the S4 comes with LOCKED BOOTLOADERS, correct?? And the Note 2 came before correct?? So can Anyone please ease my mind, Can i Just Root , add TWRP, Do a Nandroid Back up, Wipe, Wipe, Wipe, Flash this Great Rom, let it settle , then Kernel, Thanks in Advance everyone, Hope someone can please let Me know if it has a locked Bootloader, and if it does I cant find ANY instructions NO WHERE on how to unlock, so my guess it doesnt, however i rather ask a stupid question than Brick her $500 device, THANKS in Advance my Friendssss..!!!!!!! :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] vebulous:
That actually happened to me as well. Exactly how you described it. Dl-ing from play store than the screen started fizzing up and line-by line, in almost random order, each line would turn white and fade out. Almost like disintegrating. Since battery pull, it hasn't happened.

Tmobile modem this or this

Canadian proveiders : here

For others, look in the respective thread of your phone variant

Also, look at sammobile.com. Just imput your phone's actual variant.

Looks like I spent too much time searching. killnemsoft already fixed their problem. Good job. good job all around, mates.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] killnemsoft:
I got a zip with the launcher mod how do I post in this thread.??
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] psycho4us4:
Upload to drop box and share link here.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] mindmajick:
Unless she installed the 4.3 leak there is NO locked bootloader. If she has Android 4.1.2 then she is fine.

If you have any other questions, just ask me.

--》Sent from my mind to your screen
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Ash359:
I use nova launcher. Have 5x6 but mostly because it's so much easier to restore it via titanium than set myself back up again.

Sent from my Jedi MasterX Note 2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] killnemsoft:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ibvvnjqw52qg0gd/launcher-weather fixed n3.zip
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] psycho4us4:
Just take the launcher move the old one out and put the one from master 18 or equivalent into system/app change permissions to rw.r.r.

Then reboot and BAM

Just tried and snap working great
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] shiftymccool:
That's why I'm pretty convinced it's processor usage. Being pegged at 1600mhz and 81% will drain a lot of juice, even plugged in.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] kushXmaster:
You're using agni kernel right?

Try using setcpu to change the processor speeds. I've had problems with trickster not setting the speeds correctly and wanting to stick the processor speed at a high clock rate. This is on note 3 but could also be an issue with the note 2.

Unless your phone is on and running games the majority of the charge cycle there is no reason it should be at 1.6ghz 81% of the time.

You can also try installing better battery stats. I believe it will tell you how many milliamps are being pulled by the charger when it's hooked up. Even if the screen is on it should be pulling some amount of charge through.

Another thing is, even though the chargers are speced at 2 amps, they usually run at about 1.5 amps for safety reasons. The phone will also limit charging if it reaches a certain heat threshold which is most likely happening if your processor is running full speed all the time. When the processor is running it pulls energy from the battery which generated heat, if it also pulling energy from a charger the heat levels will increase. To prevent the phone from melting or catching fire thermal controls kick in and limit processor and charge rates. If it can't limit processor speeds due to something blocking it than it will put further limits or even block charging til the phone cools down. Another thing that generates heat is the screen since it also pulls a hefty amount of power.

Most likely, it is a heat issue preventing charging based on what you've said.

So, try a different app to limit processor power and get something to monitor the battery.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] f4phantomii:
Was so glad to find this post as I thoughr for sure I had a hardware problem...thanks for the faq.

However, I am still struggling with the dropping of mobile signal (circle with bar through it).

Looking at the batt monitor history, you can see the signal dropouts at regular intervals....and this absolutely eats the battery.

I've also noticed that when this occurs, the airplane mode setting briefly illuminates (a few milliseconds). It's like the kernel tries to go into airplane mode.

I did follow the two suggestions from the faq....first I used wanam to set SELinux to permissive. Initially that appeared to fix it. Then it was back after a few reboots.

So I also installed AGNI kernel....again, that appeared to fix it....until a few reboots later.

I also note that under settings>about device that under SELinux settings it still shows as "enforcing", which makes me wonder if I got the kernel installed (used CWM to flash the kernel zip file).

Any suggestions?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] kushXmaster:
If it still says enforcing that means you did something wrong.

To see if the kernel installed go to settings-general tab-about device and it will tell you what kernel version you have. It should have agni in the name, if not something didn't flash right. Check the md5 and make sure you have the correct kernel.

For wanam, you need to make sure you go into xposed installer first and enable the xposed framework and reboot. Then go back into the xposed installer and enable wanam under "modules". Then reboot again. If you did all that then it should be working fine.

You can also try SELinux mode changer on the play store.

The other thing is, you only need one of the options to do it. If you do agni kernel make sure the option is disabled in wanam and you won't need the SELinux changer app. Whichever option you choose to disable it male sure it is the only way you are disabling it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] f4phantomii:
Yep....definitely didn't install. I tried flashing the kernel again.

It launches the installer, asks me to select sound mod (I've tried multiple options), and then starts the install.

It finishes, but says some changes were not applied. But it exits cleanly and asks if I want to reboot.

I suspect thats my problem. Do I need to mount /system as RW first? Is that why it cannot apply changes?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] kushXmaster:
You are installing the kernel through recovery right?

You don't need to mount sys as r/w first. Just make sure that the kernel you downloaded has a good md5 and that it's the correct on for your device.

If you don't know how to check an md5 just let me know and myself or someone hear would be happy to help you.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] f4phantomii:
Yes, booting into CWM recovery and selecting install from zip.

Seems unlikely to be an md5 issue but will check that....[edit] VERIFIED MD5 HASH MATCHES....it is a good download.

Also, upon further investigation, the installer says it patched existing kernel and then gets to the step for setting permissions. That is where it says some changes were not applied.

I grabbed the SE Linux Policy Changer App....it appears to fix the problem. Still curious as to why I can't get the kernel installed properly.

Maybe I need to uninstall the exposed framework and retry kernel install? Can't see why that would matter, but can't think of anything else to try.

I do know the framework is installed and working because other tweaks it allows are working.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] kushXmaster:
If you are only using wanam, then that won't be a good verification. Not every tweak in Wanam actually uses xposed framework. If you have other xposed apps working you are good, but if it's just wanam you may want to try another mod and see if it works.

Try using twrp instead of cwm. Could be an issue with the recovery you are using.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] f4phantomii:
I have downloaded and installed several other modules and have been using those, so I know xposed is good.

I wondered about switching to Team Win and trying that. I get the impression that CWM is a bit deprecated....at least for my Note 2.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] kushXmaster:
Imo, cwm has been depreciated for a while now. Twrp is a far better recovery.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] psycho4us4:
Oh ya baby
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] kushXmaster:
I haven't used cwm since the hd2.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] psycho4us4:
Samsung transform ultra for boost mobile here.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Ash359:
Make sure it's a version of Agni for 4.3

His latest versions have been KitKat only.

Sent from my Jedi MasterX Note 2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] amsgh:
What kernel settings are you guys satisfied for normal use not overclocking. I'm reading up on what impact changing the mpu and gpu voltages. But honestly if someone showed me what they have and why would be better. For example trickster mod has max gpu of 800mhz although most threads here have less at lower voltage (taking into account throttling apparently with gpu temp). Not agni kernel settings but original Rom kernel.

The reason I ask is that I notice a little lag in ui. Otherwise its seemless. Only exception is typing in tapatalk that shows delay in key highlight; and of course Google maps lags like crazy.

Any advice?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] cirjeffrey:
When I try to flash this rom, it hangs at the galaxy note 2 boot screen. Same with the other Jedi rom. I'm coming from the omni rom
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] shiftymccool:
I'm not sure about gpu settings, but if you're noticing ui lag try setting the agni touch booster. I have mine at 800 and I don't see ui lag under normal conditions.

EDIT: sorry, just noticed you said "not agni"... But, honestly, get agni :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] amsgh:
I don't have agni, I'm on the original ROM kernel.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Ash359:
My girlfriend's phone system ui keeps crashing over and over. She updated a bunch of apps but I don't think that would cause this.

Any suggestions?

Sent from my Jedi MasterX Note 2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] psycho4us4:
Dirty flash rom will definitely work but most don't like to do that unless they have to I guess. For me, I do a clean install about every few weeks give or take. I do it to get back to that fresh state lol. I love a fresh rom install lol

Hope someone else has something.

Good luck bro
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Ash359:
Yeah I'll probably have to do that. I'm just lazy and don't want to re flash Agni again and set it up.

Sent from my Jedi MasterX Note 2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] psycho4us4:
Good for me that I do it often enough that my settings are in memory and takes about 10 seconds for me to setup.

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You should get agni as there is no real support on that kernel is completely stock kernel.

GET AGNI LOL.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] kushXmaster:
Well, the original kernel is stock...so no modifications.

If you want settings to adjust, get a custom kernel.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] rlupda:
Jedi update for Verizon?

Folks, I have been on "|ROM||AROMA||----- Jedi-X20----- || Viper4Android Audio || MULTICARRIER ||4.1.2| 10|24!!" for a while now and love it :good:. However, I would be interested to find out if there is an update to KitKat 4.4.X? The "||ROM|| Jedi MasterX2 ||4.3||MULTICARRIER|| 12|23 |" still does not work for Verizon Note II, so I'm really looking forward to any update on the 4.1.2 ROM. Anyone have any news or now what's the best way to go on 4.4.X? Thanks! :D
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Ash359:
MasterX 2 is 4.3

The dev has a ROM for note 3 in testing. I am hopeful that once he finishes that perhaps we'll get some KitKat love.

Sent from my Jedi MasterX Note 2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] rlupda:
Thanks for your reply! However, Note 3 ROM cannot be used for Note 2. Any news on any additional update for Note 2?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] psycho4us4:
Silly guy you can always port stuff from the note 3 to the note 2, what are you NEW to the game lol. [MENTION=4981808]Ash359[/MENTION] was trying to say that [MENTION=4488450]ptmr3[/MENTION] was working on a note 3 rom for the note 3 of course, and that when he's done with that hopefully he would make an update for us that involves 4.4.2 kit kat. I'm sure he'll be around in the near future with a surprise for us.

In the mean time you can check out post #81 ( if your bored or something ) maybe even drop a thanks on it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] vebulous:
Glad we can help. The faq is a combined effort from everyone on the forum. I just made it look pretty.

As for signal loss, wanam is a bit finicky, a more sure-fire approach is the "SeLinux Mode Changer" from the Play Store.

I'm still having issues with signal loss while on hspa+ in the country im in, but im 100% positive selinux is turned off, thanks to agni kernel.

I used to be a cwmr diehard, then just decided to try twrp. Havent looked back. Twrp is duperior, but doesnt support f2fs partitioning. The only drawback I can think of.

What are your AGNi settings? I'm curious.

Dude, you made me cringe a little, but I see psycho4us4 handled it. You verizon variant users haven't gotten much love lately. I would suggest going a Cyanogen route, but you'll lose many TW functions.

Stock with custom kernel, maybe? Throw in some xposed.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] psycho4us4:
I'll post my agni settings later but I wanted to mention that I flashed the 2.7.2.2 version of i317 twrp to my t889 and successfully converted system, cache, and data to f2fs. It's a little tricky because it's the initial release with f2fs support but it can be done. Yay no more devil recovery for me. Lol

Yes I said it I FLASHED THE TWRP 2.7.2.2 FOR THE I317 TO MY T889.

Yep sure did

If anyone wants to know how. I'm going to do it again real soon so I'll be sure to take notes and post instructions.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Coug76:
Maybe we ask bigbiff to give a bit of attention to the T889...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] psycho4us4:
Great idea should we summon him. Just to let you know the att version and tmobile version of twrp are the exact same. I think the only partitions between the 2 that are different are bootloader and modem. The rest is the same that's why there is no issues with flashing roms and recoveries back and forth. Not that you didn't know that already but others may not so I felt the need to mention
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] vebulous:
Speaking of modems, does anyone have any idea which other modems I can try to flash on here to try and get hspa+ working properly. I tried LL4, MD1 and MK7. I should compile all legacy and updated modrms that work with our device(s), but my internet is too crap to do any research.

Also, a small note: whenever I get USSG notifications from my carrier, they show up in chinese, instead of the native, latin-character-based language I used to get (I played with modems and carrier versions during install, but since have clean-flashed JMX2 and MD1 modem.) I think its high-time I odin 4.3 firmware on here.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] psycho4us4:
You have a t889 judging by the modems you listed?

Here's one that's not in your list MB4

https://www.dropbox.com/s/b0zsnsgyzkee1km/T889UVBMB4_Modem-Mar_18_13-teshxx.zip

Hope it helps your issue but honestly that MK7 is the latest and in my opinion the best one. Good luck.

Also if you didn't know the MB4 is the first one with LTE
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] xftox:
Is there a way to get the auto correct to work with the samsung keyboard
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] vebulous:
In Samsung Keyboard settings, its called "Auto replacement". Although, I'm not personally fond of such functionality, its is available.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] MerlinTT:
Samsung Galaxy Note 2 AT&T

Hello Everyone

I downloaded this rom and tried to install it on my note 2

currently my phone is branded by AT&T I bought it new at fry's electronics

I rooted the phone and did installed a custom recovery by TWRP

I have tried clean rom ace 5.0 and then by the force Jedi X20

then I found this one here Jedi Master X2

so my phone is a AT&T SGH-i317 I have flashed it with the Jedi X20 both as an AT&T carrier and currently it is flashed as a T Mobile carrier

SGH-T889

I have flashed this phone with the Jedi Master X2 both as a AT&T SGH-i317 carrier and as T Mobile SGH-T889

the rom will install I get google service and everything works then on both carriers my data connection dies !!!! ????

I have had to go back and flash the Jedi X20 rom to get my phone working again on the data connection

so what have I done wrong on the install?? or am I missing something??

Thanks for any and all help

Bill
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] psycho4us4:
You should definitely have a peak at this page

http://zuck.com/xda/JediMasterX-FAQ.html. All your questions are answer on that page.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Coug76:
Make sure SELinux is disabled. There is an SELinux changer at the play store or an Xposed module that will take care of it. Check out the FAQ that vebulous has put together.