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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] drmacrofish:
Yes to the wiping of the caches. As to the better kernel, I am not sure. I am now on ColonelX which seems to be running well so far, but a bit too soon to tell about battery life on it yet. Have not even had it for a day yet and been too busy setting up my phone.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] azteca452:
ok thanks, im also using ColonelX kernel i guess i will have to try it a couple of days and see for myself, the only problem with it is that it takes a while to boot after restarting the phone.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] drmacrofish:
Yeah noticed the same. Apparently that is normal for this kernel, but it is a bit annoying.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] negativefx:
Hi all, I went straight from factory to CM11 via RDLV root. Can I safely flash this rom over the top of CM11 (with wipe)? I saw a ton of warnings on the int'l forum regarding the inability to go from the sammy kk leak back to jb, but I'm not 100% sure that applies to CM11. Can anyone confirm?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dirtybudha:
I haven't tried ColonelX, but I like Lean Kernel.

I wipe both caches and fix permissions.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] abn.geek:
I've gone from Temusek (however you spell it) which is KK back to 4.3 without any issues at least twice - hell I didn't even know there was a potential issue until well after I'd done it. That said, your mileage may vary, I don't know.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Melodic13:
Yes I think it's fine to go back and forth,I read something about both being based on the same boot loader ( correct me if I'm wrong)... The only issue is going to Touch Wiz 4.4 and then trying to go back to 4.3 TW and CM based Kit Kat, can't be done at the moment I believe.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Mystery?:
[MENTION=4041997]dwitherell[/MENTION], thanks for the fix, how do I fix up unregisterIRListener()? My battery life has been really bad something is eating up my cpu like crazy even on conservative. Screenoff battery good, but otherwise its as if too many errors are showing up in catlog (well unregisterIRListener could be one of them...)

My new logcat from catlog this time is attached.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] negativefx:
Ok thanks guys. I suspected that was the case but I didn't want to jump the gun and end up with no CM11 alternatives for months. :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] antiochasylum:
Why do you wipe caches when you are flashing a kernel? Thats 100% pointless, and there is no need. I didnt even wipe caches when I upgraded to tweaked v2, I just flashed.

He has posted about the boot issue, my guess is he has something in his config enabled when he is compiling that is causing this. He will figure it out.

Fix permissions!? Why on earth would you do this? A kernel flashes to a completly different partition than your /system. Pointless and just time consuming.

Please explain why you do this.

See below post

You sir are correct. If you were one of the ones to jump on the Odin file that contained the Samsung 4.4.2 bootloaders then you were and are stuck.

Going from CM11 back to android 4.3 is not even remotely harmless. There is no harm AT ALL in doing this.

Now you can even flash Samsung 4.4.2 without bootloaders and still go back to 4.3.

You will be fine. Jump back and forth all you want. Just be careful if you try KitKat 4.4.2 from Samsung. Make sure what you are flashing DOES NOT CONTAIN ANY BOOTLOADERS.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dirtybudha:
:|

Force of habit from the old'n days. I know that times have changed, like the technology, but some habits die hard...and this one doesn't wanna die. Also, takes less than a few seconds to do. Meh, it's what I do regardless.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dwitherell:
Tbh I remember seeing those errors in logcats on unedited stock. I'm relatively (though not definitely) certain they are unrelated to your battery issues. What kernel are you using again?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] deeznutz1977:
Ditherell and everyone who helps out in this thread. I love you guys. No homo. .....

Well.....

Maybe a little.... jk

Lol

:p
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] LancerV:
Yeah those are pretty much normal

---------- Post added at 04:59 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:58 PM ----------

I use Faux
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] vibrantliker:
How do I add screen shot to my power menu?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] troyd28:
Hey will the next update feature a faster boot time? Just asking so far this is one of the best roms I used I thought my phone was about to be stuck with boot loop it just took time thanks.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] brazzle:
I have a question regarding ringtone volume. How do I link my call volume and notification volume when using the rocker?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] antiochasylum:
First boots are always longer.

Subsequent boots should take but 10-15 seconds tops. Mine boots in 12ish seconds? That's not fast enough?

If you are using ColonelX then it will take longer no matter what, the issues resides in the kernel.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] troyd28:
I guess that's why yes I'm using colonelx kernel should I change?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] BACARDILIMON:
I knew it lol

TWEAKED soon 2.0 NOTE 3
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] antiochasylum:
Up to you. [MENTION=1665225]itsmikeramsay[/MENTION] makes one hell of a kernel for only doing it a short time. He will figure it out soon :)

You can swap to another if you want a faster boot time. Personally I use Lean Kernel, fast, light weight and battery life galore.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] chefjayhawk:
Do you have a link for the Lean kernel?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] BACARDILIMON:
Mine took 20 seconds. using compulsion 8.0

TWEAKED soon 2.0 NOTE 3
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] antiochasylum:
http://androtransfer.com/?developer=imoseyon&folder=hlte

1.10 is the most recent.

Thread is over in Original Development. Head over and thank. [MENTION=3357040]Imoseyon[/MENTION] for an awesome kernel :P

And while your thanking. [MENTION=4041997]dwitherell[/MENTION] for an awesome rom!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] chefjayhawk:
Will do and thank you also.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] troyd28:
So kind of a I forgot question but just flash the kernel with twrp?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] antiochasylum:
Any programs you had running to set things on ColonelX make sure and uncheck "Set On Boot" before flashing.

Then flash away. Should only take 1-3 seconds to flash, then reboot.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dwitherell:
?? Isn't it there already?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] troyd28:
I didn't put anything to work on the kernel didn't really mess with it too much.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dwitherell:
There is not a way to do this currently - or at least I don't believe there is. I did nothing to make this so, but I'm not sure if it exists on stock (my gut says it doesn't).
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] LancerV:
This is faux nothing overclocked, and intellithermal and intellidemand always gives me amazing battery life
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] BACARDILIMON:
Sent u a email with log cat

TWEAKED soon 2.0 NOTE 3
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] vibrantliker:
nope
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] LancerV:
It should be unless you changed this
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dwitherell:
Yeah - what [MENTION=700046]LancerV[/MENTION] said :) Let me know if it's not... though I won't have much to offer for a solution beyond reflashing. The only reason it wouldn't be there is if android.policy.jar got altered/replaced in some way.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] vibrantliker:
I did have that changed. Is there a way to edit the big one?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dwitherell:
You mean to remove items from it? No, but I think the next iteration I'll make it a bit more customizable - perhaps make it so you can opt to include/exclude whatever of the set. Currently there is no way to alter the big one without decompiling android.policy and altering things there.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dirtybudha:
It should be in the power menu.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] chrisa887:
I'm using the nav bar right now, is there a way too edit it change the buttons? Who's like to add a button or so but don't see where I can
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Mystery?:
[MENTION=4041997]dwitherell[/MENTION]

I am running the stock kernel. Calculation wise so far my battery, after the My Magazine fix, gives me (theoretically) 6hr 40min screen on max in a day. By no means disrespect to Tweaked or you, on the stock ROM I was getting 8 hours screen on max, and your Tweaked ROMs (in the past like on the Note 2) usually give better life... so idk what's up. Maybe the other apks I uninstalled caused something to break (Pen.Up, Samsung Push Notification, and Group Play)? I froze Trickster cuz I was using ROM toolbox for managing cpu... Could that be part of the problem?

The weird thing is on Stock my phone lagged sometimes but with Tweaked its like silky smooth, so was the lag constituting to better battery life cuz cpu speed was not switching fast?

Ahhh I'm thinking of just clean flash again to install it (should I?). I think something must have broke when I was modifying it... especially after Google decide to automatically install xposed apk (Tweaked works well with it now after v2, right, or could xposed be the problem for battery?) and a bunch of other apks I had before.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] vibrantliker:
link?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] LancerV:
Do you have wanna Xposed installed?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ReelFiles:
If anything debloating should increase battery life, not decrease it. Xposed by itself shouldn't do anything just by installing it. Maybe a little bit if you installed the xposed framework, which doesn't happen automatically. I would try Lean Kernel for a couple of days. No special config or tweaks needed for it, just install it and use as is. I am at 80% after 23 hours of medium-light use with Lean v1.10.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] vibrantliker:
I started recently turning off all location services, gps, always scanning on wifi, etc to save more battery. Whenever I do need gps for navigation, seems almost always stuck "waiting for location" in my maps.

Any ideas?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dwitherell:
No - I looked into adding that sort of functionality but to come up with anything even close to what aosp can do would be a BOATLOAD of work. I'm not saying I won't do it in the future, but the focus w/ the navbar for v2 was just to get it so you could toggle it on/off on the fly really :)

No disrespect taken :) Battery life is a funny thing, and it can get wonky and fix itself with what seems like little input into doing so at times. Your possible explanation is completely plausible, as is one I've seen in the past where a google app has a rough update and makes the battery take a crap for a while as well. Honestly the possible explanations for differential battery life - even when controlling for as much as possible (same kernel, same base, same basic apps - the sort of thing you're doing here) you still can get some variability (different updated states of apps, heck even work on towers in your area could influence things). There have been a number of success stories (not on Tweaked necessarily, but on stock modified roms in general) stemming from various apps and strategies to curtail battery expenditures, but I am not as well versed on those as others so I will leave that to those who do have the experience in such things to chime in and what not :)

xposed could be a factor, but I dunno if I would say so off the bat - especially if it was involved in the stock rom that you are using as your benchmark for battery life. Hopefully some others will leave some useful tidbits for you, but in your shoes my approach would be to give it a few days before reflashing if there was no other need/desire to reflash outside of the battery life hit I was seeing.

Sorry for the troubles - hopefully it all gets sorted out soon!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dwitherell:
I do the same, and when I need maps, beyond the let google apps access your location bit that needs to be turned on, I go into the location access/location settings bit and check all those as well - locks on pretty dang fast when I do. Then I flip it off when I dont need it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ReelFiles:
GPS should lock on fine if you leave it disabled usually. You could try one of the many GPS fix apps in the play store. They let you specify your location manually and install a gps.conf file for your specific region. Then you can uninstall the app and it should lock faster.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] LancerV:
Anyone have issues with the stock gallery rebooting your phone? Also stock gallery is extremely laggy
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ReelFiles:
Nope, just launched it for the first time and it's smooth, especially considering it had to cache images while I was scrolling around. What I don't care for is how Samsung seems to have added "more friction" to the scrolling, it slows down too quick for my liking when I flick around.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Melodic13:
I've been running this ROM since v1 and never had any issues its amazing. Ran CM based ROM for a while out of curiosity but had to come back to the best! A humble question, but in the future would it be possible to implement 'quiet hours' feature like the one found in CM builds? Thanks you are the man!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] MyNarwhalBacon:
Great rom. Found a bug and was able to reproduce it.

Hot reboots seem to disable brightness controls. So if your phones brightness settings stop working do a full reset.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] i_guana:
Wifi tether (hotspot) is broken. I have flashed the rom twice both times fully wiping everything but internal storage. It will connect but devices report no Internet access. Tested without installing a thing from first boot. Had v1 installed prior and had no issue with it.

Edit: Fixed it by changing APN to noLTE. Still have LTE, however.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] wally3614:
Works perfect for me...its not broken in the ROM itself...maybe try redl the ROM and try again?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] W3BSurfer:
Great ROM!

Just noticed that everytime i receive an email notification (not Gmail) and when i click on it, the screen goes blank for a few secs and it gives me an email force closed. When I click the email button from the homescreen, it randomly works ok and at times it also force closes.

Also, using Saberkernel 10.7 and i see a noticeable battery drain. I was previously on Darthstalker and noticed minimal battery drain.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] MyNarwhalBacon:
Settings. Connections. More. Mobile Networks. Access Point Names. Change ipv6 to ipv4/ipv6
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] boobah204:
This is referred to in the "FAQ". If you look at the first page and scroll down to post #4,

(it has a header entitled "FAQ"*),

(*Frequently Asked Questions),

One of the "Frequently Asked Questions" seems very similar to the issue you're describing. Hopefully, the answer (which as it happens, can be found within a nosehair of the question in question) can provide you with a workable solution to the issue you're having.

... So...

(And this isn't in the FAQ)

What is a "Hot Reboot" and why would I choose to use it? I can assume this is the same as the "Hotboot" option in the extended power menu. What are the advantages of this method of restarting my phone? I already have the "restart" option, as well as powering off, so that I can power back on later. And the vintage "15 second salute", whose apparent state of perpetuity still pales in comparison to the simple, intuitive, and most dependable of all dependable ways to reboot my phone, that being the battery pull. So many options..

I'm being a smartass but in all sincerity, what's this "hotboot" for?

sent from my part of the problem
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] MyNarwhalBacon:
Ha ha. Well it restarts the android shell. Its a lot like logging out of windows and logging back in. Its much quicker than restarting the whole phone. Normal reboot is no different than a battery pull or turning the phone off and on.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] chrisa887:
pk i appreciate it, i help you look into it ad see what i find out lol
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dirtybudha:
I changed the APN Protocol in the LTE one to IPv4/IPv6 and I tether during the day at work. Let us know if it works.

Remember to only use the toggle in the drop-down and not the option in the app drawer.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dwitherell:
Is this similar to Blocking mode (Settings > Device tab)? I don't think I ever used that feature on CM so I'm not completely sure what it does, though my assumed understanding of it makes me think it might be similar to this.

Interesting (and not so surprising I suppose) - when you say it disables brightness controls, do you mean the bar in the notification pulldown area? Or the toggle? Or is it disabled in SecSettings? And by disabled do you mean it's grayed out and you can't interact with it, or you can interact with it but nothing changes when you do?

To your first issue - did you remove MyMagazines? My guess is yes but let me know if not.

To the battery comment - at their core, Darthstalker and Tweaked are one in the same. I suppose I lack the build.prop edits but I have never been completely convinced on their efficacy in a post-ICS scenario. Outside of that - all stock modified roms should behave relatively equivalent in a battery consumption sense if all other things are held constant. I've commented on it before, but that last point is really tricky to truly do, just because there are so many things that are outside of our control (issues w/ updates to system/Google apps, changes in network connectivity strength, etc.). Just from my own personal experience, there have been times when I tried to do everything I could to track down what I felt was wonky battery usage and it changed nothing. There have been other times where I did absolutely nothing and the issues disappeared as quickly and as randomly as they appeared originally (which is part of the reason I take a wait-it-out approach now lol - that and I'm inherently lazy). How long of a snapshot of time are you using to compare out of curiosity?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] LancerV:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2500888

[KERNEL](004)TW (Hybrid/OC/UV/Intelliplug/FauxSound/intellithermal) [Jan-04]
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] vibrantliker:
Does that link open a page for you? I get " This page cannot be displayed"
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Melodic13:
Derp! Wow you are correct sir! That is exactly what I needed! I always skipped over blocking mode assuming it was referring to blocking apps or something like that, never thought it was the same thing as quiet hours. I feel like a dunce lol!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] vibrantliker:
What does it do?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] mscion:
Hi. I seem to have the same problem for the pull down notifications. Can I select an image using TSM instead of wanam? If so I don't quite understand how. If looks like the default image is transparent. If can't change using TSM is it possible to do with a simple mod myself? (I'm only capable of simple stuff with, say apktool, as android is still a bit of a mystery to me!)

Other than this, I've encountered no problems. Other mods with wanam work fine. Chrooting linux works fine. Multiple instances works up to two but that is known issue. Maybe, its a placebo effect but it does seem to run smoother than v1 and I can see that quite a few options have been added. I mean WOW! A really super job especially as many of these modifications take a considerable effort and care! Thanks again!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Melodic13:
Allows you to shut off all sounds during certain hours and turn on again automatically. I use it for my sleeping hours and only allow calls from my favorites to come through within those hours. :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] chrisa887:
I get the same error
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dwitherell:
There isn't an easy way to do it yet, but some ideas have been kicked around along the line of boobahs sview aroma - I could try to get a flashable sort of thing together that would overwrite (well technically it would have to flat out remove as it's currently a .9) the existing image and have it be replaced with one of your own - but it would have to be stored in a particular location prior to flashing and it would need to be of a particular dimension to fit properly. Another thing of note - the picture would take the entire span of the pulldown - meaning everything - including toggles - would be on top of it. Not sure if wanams approach was the same, but just putting that out there.

Would this be something worth pursuing?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] deeznutz1977:
Thanks
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] LancerV:
The first link works for me the download link is down you have to use http://faux.romhost.me/
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] chrisa887:
Got it from other Web site posted. How's the faux kernel running?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] LancerV:
See previous post
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dirtybudha:
It won't load for me either, but here's a direct link to the T-Mo ones.

http://faux.romhost.me/hltetmo/jb43/
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] chrisa887:
Thanks
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] mscion:
Perhaps it may be best to wait and see what alternatives there are. But here is a screenshot of what I had on tweaked v1 using wanam for the pull down. (I think I showed this before but I forget where...) I guess it depends on the background you use but this worked well with toggles. I dunno. I guess it is just me. I find the transparent screen too busy. With all the high tech high stress stuff going on in my life I find it quite therapeutic and relaxing to pull down my notifications screen... lol
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dwitherell:
Ok so wanams approach would yield similar results then. Tbh I'm not sure what other alternatives might come about - I'm not all that sure why my tinkering is running block on wanam in the first place really lol. I'll have to look at his stuff eventually to figure out what got thrown out of wack.

I think the flashable replacement idea holds some promise though... not much but perhaps a little. We shall see.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] deeznutz1977:
Nice wallpaper , where'd toy Hey it from
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] mscion:
Ah yes! Complete credit goes to you. Btw did you make it? I should probably send you a donation as you have brought great peace and calm to my life!

EDIT: Actually, there is one more problem that I may need therapy for . Using TSM and wanam, I've managed to clear up everything on the top of my home screen accept when I am on mobile data. I can't get rid of the up/down arrows in the top right corner that appear below the LTE icon I made the LTE transparent with wanam. This kind of thing drives me nuts! Anybody know how to fix this (the arrows not my neurosis) .
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] MyNarwhalBacon:
Interactions work, in both settings and the drop down, just nothing happens. It's very similar to the Xposed conflict. I've tried three kernels to verify and completely disabled Xposed. I have enabled disabled enabled the brightness slider as well through TSM parts to see if that was contributing to it. Looks like it is just hotboot. Not a big deal.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] deeznutz1977:
No I did not :) here's a cool live wallpaper if you want to give it a try.... (Not sure if you use them) https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.chickenbellyfinn.trianglatorlive.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dwitherell:
Gotcha. I agree on the not-a-big-deal bit, but it piqued my curiosity so I was trying to replicate it to no avail. I'm not really sure what to make of it all really - I'm sure there's a reason and a connection for it all but it's well beyond me anyway!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] chrisa887:
Have you tied this. Just can't use gravity box module.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2492529