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[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] kotaxor:
Hey bro,

Any OC kernel DOJ2 for testing?

Sent from my GT-I9506
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] kornelius1982:
Can anyone confirm if Arter`s xposed v75 works on DOK1?

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Is it possible to get this zip to flash over DOJ2?
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] same-xx:
Arter's 75 snapdragon is working fine. No problems at all.

I think that you probably need to flash whole rom. Because the way DeHawk builds he's roms. But u can ask him if he makes rom patch for you. But I'm gonna flash tho whole thing. He's done some chances to rom anyhow.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Hey bro

Released 2 kernels yesterday, OC/NON-OC. Released here in the thread for testing.

Look at post #4052 - there they can be found.

Regards

DeHAWK.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] saschc:
Can they be used for DOJ2 and DOK1? I think kornelius1982 is running DOJ2 and kernel seems atm only for DOK1 according to filename. [MENTION=843619]kornelius[/MENTION] Arter`s xposed v75 working here to on DOK1 (it is definitively worth flashing [DOK1] imo).

Bluetooth connection to SW2 and Mi Band stable so far :good:
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Hey bro

I've only tested them against the XXUDOK1 firmware, but they should also work on the XXUDOJ2.

BUT; be aware, the RAM-Disk and build.prop in the v40x releases is for the XXUDOK1 firmware.

I can build a v40x for the XXUDOJ2 firmware if you guys want it.

Regards

DeHAWK.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] same-xx:
Yes I just installed dok2 kernel to doj2 and it is working better than original. Without testing can say, that phone is faster. Could there be harm by using it? Regarding the ramdisk?

If not too busy building it for doj2, is not a bad idea.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Hey bro

Decision is taken...building XXUDOJ2 v40x kernels right now. Will release them in same post as the XXUDOK1 kernel for testing.

Regards

DeHAWK.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] same-xx:
I'm currently trying to get faux 123 working properly because there are those fast charge settings with failsafe...
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] kotaxor:
Hey bro

Thanks and waiting for it.

I'm still on DOJ2.

No great reason to upgrade to DOK1

Cheers

Sent from my GT-I9506
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Information:

Updated post #4052

Added 2 new kernels, build for those still on the XXUDOJ2 firmware.

Kernels build on same sources as the XXUDOK1 kernels and therefore has all the same functions and features implemented.

Only the RAM-Disk and build prop is different.

Regards

DeHAWK.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] kotaxor:
Thanks bro, going to test it out

Cheer

Sent from my GT-I9506
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Hey bro

Forget FauxClock, not working as it should - also problem with display.

Consider this in an init.d script:

echo 0 > /sys/kernel/fast_charge/failsafe

The above line will disable failsafe, change it from 1 > 0

You can also change other FastCharge settings this way.

Regards

DeHAWK.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] same-xx:
Bro, got it working some what better. Just needed to read how the settings work on faux. I don't use it's diaplay settings. But got I better points in geegbench 3 than adiutor. It was all in the thermal settings. It is still not best, but take a look this pictures. This way it works better.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Hey bro

I think you misunderstood me...I was talking about the display under the fast change options in FauxClock. Also I think it acts strange.

I use the line I showed you to disable failsafe.

Regards

DeHAWK.

EDIT

I might have found another app that seems to work, it's actually made for the S5 and on my previous kernel versions it didn't work. But now it can access all features - even fast charge. I need to make more tests before I can recommend it.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] same-xx:
Bro, yeah. I asked from kernel adiutors dev, that he make usb fast charge controls. It helps if every guy in here went to kernel adiutors xda page and asked the fast charge options. And bro: I fixed the faux fast charge page with xposed app settings. It can do everything to every app.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] digitalsatan:
Flashed the repacked dok1 installed insecure kernel, flashed slim dok1 baseband listed as doj2, is this correct of should it say dok1? firmware listed as dok1.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] kotaxor:
Kernel Toolkit?

Sent from my GT-I9506
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Hey bro

Everything is right. Sammy did not update the modem to XXUDOK1 in this XXUDOK1 firmware. Therefore it's still listed as baseband XXUDOJ2.

Hope this helps.

Regards

DeHAWK.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Hey bro

Nope!

Also need to ask original developer for permission to distribute his apps with my kernels.

The one of them works perfectly. Does not need to be changed.

But to the other one I need to make some changes...need to decompile, make changes and then recompile.

Therefore I need permission.

Regards

DeHAWK.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Information regarding WiFi.

One of you guys have reported a 'bug' regarding reconnecting to WiFi after 'deep sleep'.

I've now been doing a lot of testing and the conclusion is:

It's a kernel bug, not at system bug.

It all depends on the on the TCP Congestion Algorithm being used.

Default in Samsung kernels is cubic and it's working.

My latest kernels changes this to westwood, mostly because I read it should be better...

But as said before, I can be wrong and I can make mistakes. Sorry guys but I'm only human and this failure is definitely one of them.

Have now tested cubic as default TCP Congestion Algorithm and it reconnects to WiFi every time after deep sleep, even if it can take a little while.

I therefore considering release of new versions with cubic as default TCP Congestion Algorithm.

You guys can of cause always change this to the one you prefer.

Regards

DeHAWK
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Information.

Have now send a PM to the developer off the apps I would like to include with the kernels.

Hang around guys.

Regards

DeHAWK.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] same-xx:
Hey, that´s why I haven´t got any wifi issues in my car or tv. If u remember I told people to chance TCP to cubic. And Here in Finland Cubic is faster to download than westwood. But really good that problem was resolved. Super if u make your own kernel control setting. Then it´s quaranteed working. Testing your new kernel, no bugs yet. Working really good.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] saschc:
After one day on new OC Kernel overall experience feels better than before. Bluetooth connection to devices I use (Sony SW 2, Mi Band, car radio) constantly very stable (as on V2 kernel before).

I'm very happy, thx bro!
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Thanks brother.

Looks like I don't need to make special v2 kernels anymore.

Exactly as I suspected when examining the sources.

Are you using the DOJ2 or DOK1 kernel?

Regards

DeHAWK
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] saschc:
I'm using DOK1 OC Kernel (on Slim Deodexed DOK1)
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] kotaxor:
bro, will be waiting for your kernel tweaker.

Cheers

Sent from my GT-I9506
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] same-xx:
I tested in DOJ2 Slim both kerners. Both worked fine. But in some reason DOK1 kernel gave little bit better scores. But I didn't push 'cause you warned about the ramdisk, so I wouldn't broke the phone. And the funniest thing was that DOK1 kernel used less battery. Even battery consumption maps was almost identical. But DOK1 kernel was capacity to give little bit more power. So high freq times were shorter. Touhtgt to tell you that, if it could help you im future. But these kernels are better than previous ones. So again: fine work.

But if u need more detailed info for my test, let me know. Nowdays I test in quite high detail. And with proper test programs.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] baciany:
I thnik i am little bit too late because today i dosovered 9506XXUDOK1 ROM ;] Im still on previous build. Whats changed?
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Hey brother

Once again, a big thanks for your testing, I really appreciate it!

But I'm going to release new kernels VERY soon - so your job is not finished...:cool:

I've played with the fast-charge...

I did a lot of testing and decided to implement some new code.

This is how my phone acts on my new, NOT released, kernel:

Phone is ON.

Connected to a USB3.0 port:

Charging current now automatically switches up to 1000mA and even perhaps higher.

On the USB2.0 port it goes to 820mA, perhaps even higher...

Please note; this all depends of your PC or whatever you use.

All testing was done on my development PC - actually a...yes - Samsung, but heavily upgraded.

This is the ONLY changes made for now, but kernels still rock stable.

Still no answer from the developer I contacted.

OK, enough for now.

And to all of you guys out there:

Have a very good weekend and don't do things I would have done...

Regards

DeHAWK.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Hey bro

Well, I might not be the right person to answer this...we do have testers in here, doing an amazing job, who will be able to answer this much better than me.

When said, my personal experience is; XXUDOK1 is the very best and specially if used with my insecure kernels. New released kernels have Fast Charge back and I'm still working to improving it.

I strongly recommend you to go back a few pages and see what has happened.

To all:

Fast Charging is working, at least when connected to laptop!

Phone recharged to 100% using USB3.0 in a very short time.

Regards

DeHAWK.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] superpulosu:
Thanks for your work and the time to make this. I have only one request if you have the time to do it. A "Mini" Slim deodexed without the samsung crap like snote, scloud, all share, spen, splanner, weather, drive, dropbox, gmail and a lots of app that can be replaced with 3 part apps, like gallery, video, notes, weather...

Thanks.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Hey bro

I'll look at it! - Promise! - But right now my kernels has priority one.

Don't forget; the kernel is a very important thing. If kernel is not running perfectly, it can actually affect everything else. Apps and everything calls kernel functions.

But stay tuned brother and suddenly your requests will be fulfilled.

Regards

DeHAWK.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DonAndress:
Just out of curiosity - is it safe for the battery?

TapaTalked from i9506

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Absolutely, thousands of thumbs up for this!

I am also looking for a super slim rom as CM for i9506 is not working perfectly.

If that's not too much of a trouble of course :)

TapaTalked from i9506
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Well bro,

Kernel will never allow more that is safe for the battery. On our phone, 2000mA is maximum. But it will never go past 1900mA, whatever you type in.

On UBS is has the same restrictions, but not many USB ports can actually deliver up to 2000mA.

Furthermore, kernels has build in functions to monitor overheat, overcharging etc.

I'm not the slightest worried.

But if you're afraid, do not turn on fast charge.

Regards

DeHAWK.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] same-xx:
About superslim: This is more DeHawks territory but rom developer must always make some sort or compromise. If u remove too mutch stuff in development stage, rom starts to bug. And some functions won't work. But there is s solution: You can use Desamsungnizer script. It's cwm flashable and there is multible versions. And there is always possibility to use rootunistaller and media scanner to remove leftovers from unistslled apps. And it is quite easy even for noob. Because everybody needs different apps. But make a list what u want to removed and I make a quide how to get rid of those programs and if it safe.

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Just noticed that there is your kernel included in jeromeX's rom. Correction: Say that it works in it. But in rom's picture is DeHawks, could be my bad...
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Information:

Updated post #4052

4 new kernels added, build for XXUDOK1 and XXUDOJ2 firmware.

Please DO read important info in the post.

Regards

DeHAWK.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] kotaxor:
Thanks bro,

For DOJ2 OC kernel
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] same-xx:
Today tested doj2 oc with slim and got 70points under Note 4! With Vellamo. With PcMark Note 4 left behind! Not much, but anyway. Started to make ultraslim for guys, but I need to know what you guys want to removed. So let me know.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] kotaxor:
[MENTION=4188575]DeHAWK[/MENTION]

Hey bro,

so far so good, your latest OC kernel for DOJ2 working like charm.

Much appreciate.

Cheers.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Thanks brothers

Please correct me if I'm wrong; [MENTION=4411634]kotaxor[/MENTION], you're on DOJ2 firmware as I recall and you've been testing the DOJ2 OC v40x kernel version (build on the latest DOJ2 sources). Did you test latest version with better USB fast change? [MENTION=5195692]same-xx[/MENTION], you're on the DOK1 firmware, correct?

And you're running the DOK1 OC v40x kernel version (also build on latest DOJ2 sources), same as installed on my own phone.

Same question to you about the fast change - ?

So guys; do you think it's time to move kernels to OP?

My own personal experience is that fast change is working better now.

Kernel is stable and battery life seems to be fine. I've not been running any benchmarks, not needed - I trust all testing done by same-xx.

Regarding Bluetooth; I can't fully test it.

Thanks for reports guys!

Regards

DeHAWK.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DonAndress:
Just a general wondering...

How the heck do you guys keep up with all these versions ;)

TapaTalked from i9506
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] kotaxor:
Hey bro, correct DOJ2 and latest OC test kernel.

Using galaxy charging apps.

AC -Phone charge at 1900 max if it is resting or else it max at 1200

PC -varies..800+ to 1000

Laptop- varies from 400+ to 800+

Cheers

Sent from my GT-I9506
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] kornelius1982:
One question guys, do I need kernel adiutor or similar tool to enable usb fast charge or its enabled by default?
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] kotaxor:
Hey, you can use kernel adiutor under battery.

Cheers

Sent from my GT-I9506
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] same-xx:
[MENTION=4188575]DeHAWK[/MENTION]: yes kernel ready. Fast charge working wery properly. [MENTION=4992619]kornelius1982[/MENTION]: You can use what ever fast charge controller you like. It can be even standalone app.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Hey bro

Perhaps not ready...I have discovered a root problem. Well, we do have root access - but Root Checker all fail and says NO ROOT.

Working on it right now, could be my phone that's screwed up, wouldn't surprise me...:cool:

Right now flashing stock repacked NEE firmware to test again.

This because even Chainfire's latest root zip-version fails...

If success after new firmware install, I'll leave it as it is. Otherwise I'll have to track down the problem, solve it and then re-update all download links.

But stay tuned!

Regards

DeHAWK.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Hey bro

At my side it can sometimes be big problem, since I have so many version on my system.

Therefore I cleaned up OP and removed older 5.0.1 versions, can't support all versions.

Will try to always keep at least the 3 latest releases available.

Then when it comes to the kernels, for all these different firmwares, I really have to keep tongue right in mouth.

Right now I have to make kernels for 3 different firmware releases, from 2 different kernel sources and furthermore also make OC and NON-OC versions. But it's not that hard at all, just need to be a little concentrated.

When it comes to testing; I only test OC versions, if OC kernel works - NON-OC will also work. My scripting takes care of everything else.

All deeper testing is left to my excellent kernel testers here in the thread. They all do an amazing job and even if I'm not answering all posts right away, I still read all posts and then can make minor kernel adjustments due to the feedback, if needed.

Rest of the answer I'll leave to the people who actually download and test all these different releases.

Regards

DeHAWK.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] same-xx:
Hey bro in this phone I have doj2. Wife has the dok1 version and she is not home BUT CHECK this:

Root is working. Tested multible different aps.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] same-xx:
Ok guys, I 'm starting to make superslim rom. I use dok1 slim as base. [MENTION=4749275]superpulosu[/MENTION]: at first look there is a couple of apps that can't be removed or your lose some basic functions. Let u know at development.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Thanks bro

I downloaded the free version of the app you're using and it works. No problem at all. Seems to be a problem with the Root Checker version I was using...strange it has never failed before.

Need to send a report to developer.

Regards

DeHAWK.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] same-xx:
Hello, about the superslim: I got thru the list that was provided to me, and there is a lot of stuff that cannot remove. Or of course you can, but phone won't work as it should anymore. You lose many critical functions. So I was thinking that if I remove from the rom as mutch that is reasonable and phone still works?

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Hey Brother, I sent you pm read it quickly
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
PM answered. - Now you might have even more questions. :cool:

Regards

DeHAWK
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] same-xx:
Ok guys, making the slim to superslim is pointless. I have tested this now three days. And result is that u can remove about 10-20 apps. And some language files. And a couple other system files. That's all. Making rom for that is insane. The list provided to me almost half is already removed. And many of them are removable or needed to replace with some other app. But I take full deodexed and try to make superslim from that.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] superpulosu:
[MENTION=4188575]DeHAWK[/MENTION] and [MENTION=5195692]same-xx[/MENTION]

Ok, I made it from 433 mb to 281mb. I delete a lot of apk... I made some tests and I think its working. The system its very fast and no lags. If you want to try it, I leave you the link for the superslim zip. Just flash to recovery. It doesnt have to much app, after the first boot you have only 12 or 13 app...

https://mega.nz/#!jdgyEKhQ!vW1a-0jEhrpiCUz8DKkLf04n7ht_DderW8MwgfTi1gg

Warning: its just for testing
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] ilfavi:
Has this to be flashed over a samsung firmware?
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] superpulosu:
Yes, over stock dok1 with insecure kernel. It is only for TESTING. If you want to flash this make a backup first.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] same-xx:
Of course I test it out for u if u want. But the problem is not with the apps that u can remove. Problems start when u install or need to chance something. But of course I check it out.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] same-xx:
[MENTION=4749275]superpulosu[/MENTION]: haven't got yet time to test, but I will as soon as possible. I need to ask a question: what use for is the superslim? I mean it is tw and now idea is to take away is everything that makes it tw-rom? So what is the purpose. Cause if it meant to used every day, u need to install half of the apps back. Or is that the idea.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] superpulosu:
That's the ideea. To make a clean rom with not so many samsung aps. Not so tw...The users must have the option to choice what gallery, video, or cloud app to install.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DonAndress:
That is exactly it.

I have my favourite apps that I use and for example I don't need any other which could potentially slow down the phone.

TapaTalked from i9506
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] same-xx:
Bro I think my tweaking with your slim starting to be ready. And nothing was shut off!! Or what you think? Start's to be quite a result.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] kam33mitch:
Please allow what may be a silly question but since the changes from DOJ2 to DOK1 are basically security patches, is it possible to do an update ZIP that would apply those changes without having to flash the full ROM?

I'm trying to avoid the 1.24 GB downloads over a painfully slow bandwith.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] kotaxor:
[MENTION=4188575]DeHAWK[/MENTION],

Hey bro, any news with regards to the kernel tweaking apps?

Cheers.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] same-xx:
[MENTION=4749275]superpulosu[/MENTION]: Ok I have now tried your version. It's superslim. But, I still don't understand it. You can't use it. And yes u can install things what u want back. But then it won't work anymore. It becomes slow, lagging, complicated.... It loses what it is. I understand that you want different things, but there are better solutions for that. Change to cm. Or chance phone. For example I use S4 because I like Samsung. I use this rom because I like it. My phone is the Way I like it. No lags, speed, good battery and very moddable. But making that kind of rom from this rom won't work. Maybe some other rom or standard. I installed back stuff what I needed and problems started. I think it's the way that DeHawk builds he's roms. But if you want we can start project like that together from scratch. But from this rom it is just easier to uninstall what u don't want, so u don't lose the advantages of DeHawks rom and kernels.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] winesh:
I think you are forgetting the main purpose of a "super slim" rom. Did it ever occur to you, that he doesnt want al those apps he removed, let alone install it back.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DonAndress:
The thing is that when you have all apps preinstalled but you don't use them and you have your own favourite ones, at the end of the day you end up with double the amount of apps. Is it wise?

Plus, why does it matter for the stability of the rom/kernel if you uninstall some apps?

TapaTalked from i9506
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] same-xx:
Making rom just the kind of you want, IS the idea. But doing it from this rom it won't work. Too many programs depends upon one another. Ofcourse you can uninstall apps. But if u remove too mutch or wrong ones rom becomes unstable. My point was that at from this rom it is just too difficult to do a proper superslim. Everybody knows how to delete, but making whole working rom from it, is different story. And I have just been trying to figure it out with this rom with someone betters help a few days and the results are not good. My advice is that u take normal deodexed rom and start there. Or there are already dozens debloating programs ready to go. But please be careful.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Hey bro

Still no news. Also I've been very busy with working and haven't even had time to turn on my development PC. But this weekend I'll try to contact him again.

Regards

DeHAWK.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Hey bro

Send me your version and I'll have I look at it in the upcoming weekend.

Regards

DeHAWK.