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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] pyraxiate:
According to everything I am reading, the HTC One is only a 5 pin Micro USB device. Our Note2 is an 11 pin device.

If it works on your HTC one, it MUST be a 5 pin MHL adapter, and therefore not the correct one for our Note 2.

There is a little Dongle that will adapt that one to an 11 pin configuration though and it's fairly inexpensive. That way, you can use it on all of your devices.

The advantage to a true 11 pin MHL device is that there are other docks you can get that give MHL + USB ports through the one single socket.

References :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2235948

http://www.play.com/Mobiles/Mobile/...TV-Out-Adapter-For-Mobile-Phones/Product.html

http://m.ebay.com/sch/i.html?kw=11+...2428.l1313.TR0.TRC0.X11+pin+to+5+pin+microusb
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Gorguts:
Million $$$ ?

Does anyone actually have Wifi and cell service working in harmony?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Old Man Dave:
Yup. Flashed Mr. Robinson's with Odin, then x2 about 3 hours later. Zero problems.

Sent from the Great White North
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] pyraxiate:
Same here ;) No issues at all. Things are running smooth, fast, and still getting pretty decent battery life.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] shizenyasuya:
Do you not? - Archer
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] pyraxiate:
If you look at my previous posts, I made a torrent with everything you need as well as instructions.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] zuckerj:
Yes. Everything cell and wifi are fine.

I just tested being on a call and browsing at the same time and that was fine as well.

Good luck.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Ianchua:
Cheers to the Jedi masters here! Happy New Year!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Negan:
I see. I thought you meany you're on stock rom from updating to 4.3. Via sammobile. Since you said you haven't picked a custom rom yet. But if you picked a rom that wa posted on xda it 99% likely will be deodexed. However you need a theme built in stock 4.3 for your device in order to work

sent from my JEDI ELITE Note 3

respect, teach, coach, have fun and say thanks!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] KLPFL:
** to all **

May The Force Be With You
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] zuckerj:
Knox is my friend. The higher the number, the friendlier he is.

All you 4.1.2 BootLoader peeps are missing out on a genuine bud...

How friendly is YOUR Knox buddy?

Ok, mine is only 2 ticks happy, but I'll fix that soon.

But seriously, if you really are worried about making your Knox buddy depressed, go here and donate. ;)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2486346
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] supamas:
is there a reason the time to wake my phone would be longer than 3 seconds after installing this ROM?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Ash359:
I imagine there will be a way to install a Knox free 4.3 bootloader some day.

I'm willing to wait for that.

However I am very much pleased to see that they are working on resetting the Knox counter.

Very happy chainfire found a way to root without tripping Knox.

Sent from my Jedi MasterX Note 2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] pyraxiate:
Knox schmocks..... All you people worried about this are worrying for no real reason. Just like when the original bootloader showed custom, they ( Samsung ) still fixed hardware warranty issues. I doubt they won't fix them now. Besides that, most people get the extended full coverage warranty on their phones anyway. Heck this is still a device with less than 1 year off the shelf.

Just saying....

In any case, please keep the Jedi thread on topic :)

After fixing SeLinuxMode and swapping browsers, things are running beautifully for me ^_^
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] free2saute:
Is there any modem recommended for this rom on TM USA.....? thanks all working well WiFi and data on my fist charge but data gets a weak signal defnetly not as many bars as before.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] JDV28:
Fair warning in case anyone else has the same issues I did: the RootCloak mod was constantly f_cking things up for me. Took me a while to realize that's what the issue was.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] supamas:
I second the data signal weaker than before!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] kgam9456:
Or use Download them all for firefox. Makes a huge difference.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Ash359:
Deleted

---------- Post added at 12:26 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:18 PM ----------

Yes this is the latest and greatest T889 modem.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=48318356

Sent from my Jedi MasterX Note 2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] zuckerj:
Downloaded the SELinux changer after hearing that it improved battery life to be in permissive mode.

I set to permissive and it does seem like the battery peep Anne might be a little better, but that could be completely imaginary as I don't know the specifics of why permissive would improve battery life.

Further, the app says it probably won't work on Samsung devices with Knox, but it seems to work for me.

Can someone remind me how to check the .prop and see if it changed?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] bsw11:
Any chance you could provide the links you used to get the 4.3 bootloader happening on your ATT 317?

I have spent many hours searching and I am still not clear on what to do.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] free2saute:
Thanks downloaded only the modem and I have wifi and better signal than before Great ROM :good:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] kushXmaster:
Near the bottom. Should say SELinux something or other=0
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] LancerV:
Disabled this seems to have fixed my random reboots
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Ash359:
Hmm...

My acore keeps crashing

Anyone know how to fix that?

Sent from my Jedi MasterX Note 2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] benji667:
I could be wrong but clear contact storage data n cache and I think that fixes it... I had this prob b4...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] yankees45us:
What modem are you on? I flashed mk7 and my signal seems good.

---------- Post added at 04:47 AM ---------- Previous post was at 04:43 AM ----------

What modem comes with this Jedi rom originally? I'm new to tmobile note 2 and all I know off is mk7 and this other one md5.

---------- Post added at 04:50 AM ---------- Previous post was at 04:47 AM ----------

I had issues and installed mk7 modem. No longer having any data issues whatsoever. But I also heard md5 modem is good too
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] kushXmaster:
The rom doesn't include a modem.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] yankees45us:
Got it. Good to know. Maybe I'll try md5 and see if signal improves without having data issues again. Thanks
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] robl45:
Since flashing this, i'm having the odd issue that randomly the phone decides it doesn't want to deep sleep anymore. A reboot cures this. It didn't happen before on any of the other jedi roms. Has anyone else had this problem?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] supamas:
My problem was the opposite where it takes 3 seconds to wake from deep sleep. That and my signal cuts every couple of minutes which shouldn't have been a problem after flashing the new modem.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] robl45:
mine doesn't drop out, but it literally sits at zero bars and as soon as I try to make a call, it pops up to full bars. Really weird like CDMA did on sprint,but the phone works so I don't worry about it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] zuckerj:
Happy New Year!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] sdwyz74:
cool but when i bought it it was supposed to be for samsung ??? but i guess i will have to buy the thing your talking about and call it good thanks and happy new year
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Ianchua:
Wow.Instant battery kill within 5 hours with 80% battery through the night with no background apps running.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] pyraxiate:
There are 5 pin Samsung devices ...IE the galaxy s2 / nexus. Did it say it was for the Note 2/3 ?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] beowolf:
I love the rom but I keep getting app crashes at random times, and the worst is the phone will go blank and I have to pull the battery or it will reset on its own. I have installed properly, i do not know what else to do.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] gatoremt:
I am losing that much in 2 hrs

Sent from under my bed via my Note 2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] LancerV:
What wake lock is keeping the phone awake?

Try setting SELinux to permessive?

No background apps doesnt really mean no background apps, if you kill an app it will just right back into memory if it has permession too, hence why most task killer/background app killer apps kill your battery

And what troubleshooting steps have you tried? Other wise I would stick to stock

80% in two hours?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] gatoremt:
No the 20% part. I have been dropping about 10% an hour. I have changed to zen & zzmove also been on stock settings. Running Devil kernel. The older version 1.85.

Sent from under my bed via my Note 2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] LancerV:
Without use? You have a bbs of wakelocks/partial wakelocks? I get around .5% an hour without use
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] gatoremt:
With minor use. Like looking at Facebook and Twitter. If I play candy crush it is A LOT fast drop. Have to keep it plugged in to play games. I lost 5% of the battery this morning without doing anything from 5:30 to 6:20 just before getting on the ambulance to work.

Sent from under my bed via my Note 2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] LancerV:
Install this

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1179809

And post these screen shots
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Bluecham:
I was away from this thread just for a few days and it has exploded!! It will take me all of 2014 to just get caught up with the new information!!

This ROM has been great since flashing the original.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] jeanluc1701@hotmail.com:
Custom bootanimation

Hello, for wherever had interest on it, Attached you will find a file to enable custom boot animation.

I did tested with JediMaster 4.3 and works
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] zuckerj:
If you're running the Devil kernel you really should be posting on the Devil Thread as the developer for this ROM had specifically said to use the Devil kernel at your own risk and not to post issues if you are on that kernel.

That being said, you could also PM other users who have said they are running Devil kernel. [MENTION=4981808]Ash359[/MENTION] for example.

Good luck. Everything above said without hostility and only trying to be helpful.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] gatoremt:
Thanks but I was not really posting asking for help. I was responding to someone elses post earlier. Thanks

Sent from under my bed via my Note 2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] zuckerj:
Yep, you are right.

Sorry about that man. Read it wrong.

Just see a lot of Devil Kernel questions on the thread and thought I'd remind peeps that the dev specifically advises NOT too use that kernel at this point, and that if you do, it is at your own risk.

But again, sorry about that.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] gatoremt:
I was thinking about flashing again and doing the patch

Sent from under my bed via my Note 2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Bruce lee roy:
I'm on devil 2.0.4 and have little to no kernel related issues. Upgrading bootloader and having to deal with knox is not an option for me. Honestly, I'm surprised so many HERE are willing to, not only flash something irreversible, but also encourage others to do the same. My advice: either flash the WiFi patch or test the various versions of devil kernel until you find a winner... But whatever you do, DO NOT UPGRADE BOOTLOADER. Either way, I anticipate more options to populate once source is dropped.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] LancerV:
Why is upgrading the boot loader not an option, or shouldn't be an option if people want too?

With an upgraded boot loader you can still flash 4.1.2 TW Roms, 4.3 TW Roms, and any AOSP Variation you like without any worry. The only thing you trip is the knox counter which is easily tripped also by a failed KIES upgrade.

So if it ever comes to warranty issues you can make something up and it will still get warrantied plus Samsung has never really carried about tripper counters when it comes to hardware warranty IE: If your digitizer stops working Samsung isn't going to be like well it obviously stopped working, because you installed a custom rom.

If you go to Samsung saying your operating system isn't working than they will just reflash everything back to stock and still fix your phone.

So again what's the issue with upgrading the bootloader?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] dingo502:
Does anyone know how to Add a Shortcut to the Video Player App? I, as well as a few others I've noticed are unable to directly acces it anymore. thanks in advance for any input!

Sent from my SGH-T889 using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] androidrook:
Great rom. Love the Note 3 features. The only problem I'm having is I keep losing data signal and I'm getting random reboots. Any idea's?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] free2saute:
Don't know about the random reboots but this user has great info in signature-----------> vebulous
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] KingP1n:
Androidrook, fix has been addressed many times, look at previous post....
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] LancerV:
Random Reboots going to be an xposed module most likely data drops SELinux Change and Modem Upgrade
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] pyraxiate:
Do you honestly think that the only update to the new bootloader was one single wifi related modification and knox?

I'm betting not....

Exactly! I posted pretty much this exact thing a few pages back. I see NO reason to stay on the old bootloader. There were obviously more changes that we are aware. Things are running awesome for me on the stock kernel / new bootloader / x2.

I worked a new years eve detail last night from 7pm to 7am. I was streaming iheart radio while I was walking foot ( using both LTE and my blue tooth radios ) keeping the wonderful citizens of my city safe. I used MAYBE 60% battery over at least a 10 hour period. No signal dropouts, no crazy battery drain..... nothing.

Just sharing my personal experiences. I did wipe everything completely ( everything but external SD ).
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] ColorNapkin:
Anyone have any idea where this blank space in my status bar is coming from between the alarm clock and the Wifi and/or how to remove it?

It's always there regardless of what I turn on or off. Anyone else have that?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] supamas:
SELinux fixed my problem! Thank you! Now to fix data drops.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] tyronekndrck:
how can i delete accidental post
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] erickdj:
Staying on X1 for now

So I had been running Master X1 on old bootloader with Devil kernel, it was working "ok" with terrible battery life. Yesterday I decided to give X2 a try and see if it would run better. Upgraded to stock/rooted 4.3, bootloader and all, then wiped and flashed X2. The phone started having issues immediately, signal drops, took forever to wake up with home/power button, the phone was sluggish, stock internet browser would do nothing but force close, charging rate was abysmal(was only able to charge 30% overnight), and other random stuff. So in short, it was a disaster. I figured since most people aren't having issues I'd give it another try. Downloaded the torrent again that has odin/stock image/twrp recovery. Wiped everything, flashed stock 4.3, flashed twrp, wiped, flashed X2 again. Still, no dice, all the issues came up again. So I wiped again and flashed X1, I did have the signal drops but they seem to have stopped after tweaking a SeLinux opting in Wanam xposed. I liked some X2 features and others not so much, the SNote app was nice and the 5x6 launcher too, but the browser sucked compared to the one in X1. The browser in X2 seemed to be nothing more than a reskinned version of chrome, and did not have the "quick controls", apart from doing nothing but crashing every time I tried to use it. This is just my experience, but it seems like X2 wasn't quite ready for release, I'll be staying on X1 until these issues are taken care of, and hopefully the browser from X1 makes a comeback, the new one sucks badly.

Just to be clear, I'm very grateful for the dev's work, I'm just sad X2 didn't work for me.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Cod3L1ne:
I know what that is its called a blank space ?

Sent from my Nizote 2 using DN3
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] abovenbeyond:
Looks like you're missing your volume icon... Anything show up when u change from silent/vibe/sound etc?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] sabresfan:
I just updated to the new bootloader. If I need my warranty the old my phone fell out of my pocket while painting the house excuse works great. If the phone is trashed they wont care anyway. I would have the deductible but that's of little concern to me.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] zuckerj:
I believe the dev is already aware of the blank space in the status bar and it should be addressed in the next update.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] vebulous:
Just wishing everyone a happy brand-spanink new year.

Lotso info in my sig for anyone having issues. Also, I implore that you read and re-read the OP before asking. There's a lot of info on there. And if you don't understand everything, use search. I'm sure every aspect of the OP has been addressed somewhere in the 2300 posts in this thread.

If that doesn't work, read 5 pages back. We usually get a batch of repeat questions about every 5-10 pages or so.

Now, since we're a social people, I'm going to give my opinions on some common debates we have.

Use of Devil Kernel is unnecessary. Both the WiFi Patch and the 4.3 bootloader are more than enough.

If you use Devil Kernel, and have bizarre issues; please take it to the Devil Kernel thread.

I cannot wait for a saberkernel release for this rom. I truly believe that once ptmr3 gets his hands on some source code and cooks up a kernel, this rom will be magnificent.

KONX. Lets talk about KNOX (a.k.a. Samsung's brand of SELinux a.k.a. Samsung's brand of SEAndroid).

It does not pertain to us, Unless you're in a business setting, where security is valued over anything else, KONX should mean nothing to you. It will trip e-fuse, but who cares. There's never been an official statement by sammy that e-fuse-tripped devices will not be warranted. This is pure speculation.

Done talking about KNOX.

Another point I wish to bring up: we seriously need to stay on topic. Thats all I want to say about that.

Happy 2014. Remember to be polite, use the "Thanks Button" and donate to ptmr3. Incentive is a great thing. The longer ptmr3 is incentivised to support our devices, the longer we'll enjoy them without having to shell out hundreds of [your local currency here] for new ones. In truth, he already has the Note 3, and would seem counterintuitive to keep developing for our olde handsets- but he does anyway.

Thanks ptmr3.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] LancerV:
AFAIK its not even an e-fuse as Samsung can reset Knox back to 0x0 in their repair stores.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Bruce lee roy:
It was not my intention to incite debate, I was simply stating my opinion and sharing my experience. My usual routine is to browse and use the Thanks button instead of commenting. I chose to comment this time because I honestly feel bad for all of these post in the general and q&a section from people regretting their irreversible decision to upgrade the their bootloader. What's even more troubling is that the update is completely unnecessary.

If the reason to recommend the update is performance and battery, it may be worth noting that many have been able to achieve the same without inheriting knox. Take my phone, for example; performance and responsiveness is better than it's ever been and battery is equal or better (around 24hrs with heavy to moderate use). Similar to other experiences, my battery gradually improved over the span of two or three charges and I have not touched bootloader.

If I might make a suggestion to the very helpful and valued contributors here: perhaps when you suggest updating the bootloader you can let people know that the update is irreversible and that many have found it unnecessary to do so; gaining all the benefits associated with 4.3 without touching the bootloader. And encourage people to read before making a decision that is currently irreversible.

Thanks for everyone's contribution and I wish all the very best this new year.

Edit: thought it may also be worth mentioning that I'm running Devil kernel 2.0.4, using the latest modem, and performed a clean install of both the rom and all of my apps (no use of Titanium Backup). I also formated my sd card and deleted most of the files from my internal storage (aftet manually backing-up everything including the efs).
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] zuckerj:
My first tests with WiFi calling are promising.

DEFINITELY a better experience than I was having with Jedi Master 18. Did get reports of an echo on the other end, but I heard everything clearly and without any drops.

Now just need to test this from work next week.

Just thought I'd share.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] senozlu1:
Would it work on att note2 ?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] kgam9456:
Tested on my end and seems to work well. Have used at home and at work on multiple routers. just had one complaint of echo, but that was just 1 instance and never happened again.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] dublus:
I'm getting reports of echo from the person I'm taking to (they hear the echo) about half of the time on wifi calling. Haven't been able to notice any pattern but will continue to see if I can make any discoveries about possible causes or what types of calls seem to trigger the echo.

At my end the sound is totally perfect, unlike with Jedi Master which had enough dropouts for me that it was not usable. Big step in the right direction!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Xdogg:
Same here. Echo. my doctors office told me to call from a "land line" and hung up on me last week. lol
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Negan:
New batteries uploaded to playstore. Should be live by the morning

sent from my JEDI ELITE Note 3

respect, teach, coach, have fun and say thanks!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] loaferkan:
Is it me or someone else on the same boat here? I'm on the stock kernel and modem, have flashed the 4.3 via kies the first day it landed....Now here is the problem...when my phone is off, not shutdown but off=the screen is off, no light, like you press the power button once, and it just turn off, probably standby? anyways, I see the sensor light, on top is still light a bit low but that drain the battery real fast....anyone else has this issue? if this issue being discuss, just lead me to the right number of posting, and I'll try.... thanks.

in summary does the Yellow Sensor light on, when the phone on standby? anyone else has this issue...it create a major battery drain.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Ianchua:
Wrong thread that you have posted in....Please seek help over at the troubleshooting thread.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] yankees45us:
The link says md5 modem but when it goes to download page it shows mk7. Am I missing something here?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Cod3L1ne:
Check flash notifications under setting they might be off. In assessability

Sent from my I317 Nizote 2 using DN3 3.2 Beast
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] vebulous:
I had a similar occurrence when I first got the phone. The only difference was that my proximity sensor would glow a ver dim red. This was a common "problem". turns out, its gotta do with glance view (I think). The little tidbit where you hover your hand over the phone and it displayed time and notifications without having to unlock.

after disabling that, the glow went away.

edit: its called "quick glance". found in Settings -> My Device -> Motion