yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Hey bro

No problem with WiFi, using it right now.

Forget about Antutu, it will always give you different scores. My first test using intelliactive governor gave me over 47000 in Antutu. But sometimes much higher, sometimes much lower.

Use your feeling and you will see the big difference.

Strange about the your WiFi problem.

How exactly does it behave?

Regards.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] breakingstorm:
when i try tu turn un wifi, it stays with a grey bar. i dont know why.:crying:
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Hey bro

Are you running latest the latest XXUDOC5 system. New kernel is not backwards compatible with older systems.

Regards.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
OK guys, now working on next release. It should hopefully support Fast Charge. So far it looks pretty good.

Regards.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] breakingstorm:
yes, i am on doc5 version
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] Transmogriff:
Hi sh0ne, I'm really new to Android, custom roms etc., and I was wondering how exactly to remove the apps you list here. If you could explain how to do it that would be fantastic! Thanks for posting the list in any case!
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Hey bro

Indeed very strange. You're running exactly the same as me.

Bro, I need to get more feedback from other users.

Just don't can't see why mine is working.

Stay tuned.

Regards.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] GTI-9300:
My WiFi works in every NON and OC Kernels. And the last build with the right sources runs very nice. Fast Charge is an good idea. I love this phone every day more.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] kotaxor:
Hey bro,

Well done.

It's 6am here..Lol

Just flash your new non OC kernel, so far everything working great.

Cheers

Sent from my GT-I9506

---------- Post added at 11:49 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:47 PM ----------

@breakingstorm, check if your baseband version is DOC5.

Might need to Re-flash modem.

Sent from my GT-I9506
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] Juhoop:
[MENTION=4188575]DeHAWK[/MENTION] How fast my phone could charge with fast charge? Normally it takes about 3.5 hours to charge my phone to 0-100%. Your work is awesome! Waiting the slim version.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Hey bro

Not sure how long it will take.

But one important thing you guys need to know:

You can never change with higher current than the charger can deliver.

Normally a USB port can deliver 500mA, so even if a higher current is selected... nothing will happen.

A good example; my S3+ was delivered with a 1000mA charger and takes about 6-7 hours to charge from around 6% left.

But when I use my 2000mA charger for my S4+ it only takes half the time.

So the charger is a very important player in this game.

Hope this help.

Regards.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] MihaiMafteiu:
Hey Bro,

I'm on your snappy OC slim XXUCNJ1 and I like to try a little byte(lick) of Lollipop,

any chance for a Slim version of XXUDOC5 ?

Again BIG thanx for your hard work. :good:
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Hey guys, look at this screen shot l just made regarding Fast Charge.

Still needs a little more work but so far so good.

Regards.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] Juhoop:
Hello there! I started to think about this, how much faster the battery runs unusable with this feature? And is it possible, for example, remove this feature about for a weekend, when the original charger is not available?
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Hey bro

In FauxClock you have three options regarding FastCharge;

Disabled, Force AC and Custom.

This feature should not harm the battery as I as I understand.

But I strongly recommend to read more about it on the Internet.

From my point of view, nice to have... but I don't have chargers that can provide more than 2000mA.

Also, FastCharge is actually something supported by the Snapdragon S800 chip. Read about it while ago at some Qualcomm tech pages.

Regards.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] Juhoop:
Thanks for your reply!

So I can use every charger that producing less than 2000mA power? If I understanded right :D
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] osdgap:
After wiping in twrp, i installe doc5 stock, booting in stock i can't acivate w-lan.

Then i installed latest twrp and the doc5 NON OC kernel, now wireless is working.

However i Thing that the non wireles working in stock it could be a consequenz that the internal storage is not clean wiped, so my question, when i wipe i use wipe dalvik an d Cache, is there a way to do a full clean wipe (everithing) stilling able to clean install stock and then twrp and dehawk kernel?

Another think, baseband Version still dob5, what did i wrong, can i install only modem doc5, where3 can i get it`?
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Hey bro

I had a similar situation when I flashed 5.0.1 the first time.

It didn't update my modem. So I switched OFF phone, pulled out the battery and waited a couple of minutes before putting battery back.

Then went directly to download mode and flashed the full original firmware once more.

Now the modem was updated.

Try and let me know how it goes bro.

Regards.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] osdgap:
I set it up 100 % i would prefee to install only modem if possible
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Hey bro

You should be able to use any charger as long is can deliver 5VDC.

But higher mA gives shorter charging time and that's a fact

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

You don't loose anything by flashing new original firmware by Odin.

I know someone here in our forum has a thread with modems only.

Otherwise I can make you an Odin flash able file with the XXUDOC5 modem and an other required file.

Regards.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] osdgap:
Ok i will try to just flashover...but then i neet to reinstall also twfp any your kernel :(
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Correct bro, but you probably already have my kernel on the SD-Card and flashing TWRP takes only a few seconds. :)
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Hey guys

New kernel has now been out for almost 24 hours. Still no feedback, is this good or bad news...

I take it as good news. You guys are probably playing with new settings in FauxClock, CPU power...:)

Time to relax.

Have a nice weekend everyone.

Regards.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] osdgap:
I did flash over..now the modwm is up to date....i am on the non oc kernel....which setting for long battery life and still responsive performance?
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] omek07:
Hello i flash the latest OC kernel but i cant see Power Suspend Modes and the FastCharge . I can turn on the Power Suspend but i cant see the modes.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] kotaxor:
Hey bro..everything look ok.

I'm just monitoring battery on non OC.

Sent from my GT-I9506
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] kotaxor:
FastCharge is not implement yet, [MENTION=4188575]DeHAWK[/MENTION] is still testing it.

For Power Suspend modes, see attached.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] Juhoop:
Hi!

Im littlebit nervous about those features(fast charge and power suspend). What basics i need to know when im using power suspend? I dont want to brick my amazing phone.

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

Nothing to be nervous about.

Power Suspend is a new feature in Android, still not implemented by Samsung, making the phone entering an even deeper sleep mode when screen is turned off. I've just implemented it to support FauxClock, same as the CPU Power Control, the new governors and Fast Charge (last one atm. only in my own version for testing).

My own experience with the Power Suspend mode used with the Intelliactive governor (set the min/max freq. to 300 / 2611 MHz); phone seems much more battery friendly now and still very fast/responsive.

Don't trust Antutu! Phone IS blazing fast. In the OC version, phone only overclocks when it needs to...unless you force it by playing with the frequencies.

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

Good to hear you solved the problem.

Regarding good power saving and still responsive, read my post #2475.

Even in the NON-OC version, you can play with the CPU voltages and make all the same adjustments using FauxClock as in the OC version.

Regards.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] kotaxor:
As what [MENTION=4188575]DeHAWK[/MENTION] say, if not sure, leave it at default.

It's just as good.

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

I think I read in one of your previous posts, that you had been able to make call recording work.

I'm no expert...so how did you do it bro?

Regards.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] kotaxor:
Hey bro..Ill PM you the file later...now shopping..Lol

Edit...send you a PM already

Sent from my GT-I9506
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] coroneta:
i´m using kernel auditor apk because it´s free and supports all features like fauxclock
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] kotaxor:
Wow, Lollipop have this popup of incoming call already built in.

Why was it not activated by default?...lol

Nice, got it working fine.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] kotaxor:
[MENTION=4188575]DeHAWK[/MENTION],

hey bro,

I am using the non-OC kernel with intelliactive governor for the past about two days.

It seem to cause freezes if I do too intensive multitasking.

It doesn't reboot, but just freezes for a few minutes.

I did a manual reboot tho.

Battery wise, its not as good as interactive.

It could be because I'm not using the OC kernel which perhaps could have been better.

Finally went back to interactive governor.

Both are just as smooth and fast without lags.

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

I've a new test version for you, a minor change in intelliactive governor.

Furthermore Fast Charge IS enabled.

Test out and let me know.

Will send you a PM.

Regards.

EDIT

And thanks to you, call recording is now enabled by default.

Any more you think we should add?
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
EDIT 2

Made an error, making call recording not working.

Will send new links

I can now confirm that call recording IS working.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] kornelius1982:
Will it be any options for call recording or it`s enabled by default?

I`m testing OC 1.5 kernel now with active power suspend feature and have to say it`s good - 0.6% per hour on WiFi idle.

Using lots of sync, fb, viber, drpbx, etc.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] kotaxor:
Hey bro,

Thanks,

Will do the testing.

I think presently what you have added in your kernel is awesome already.

Personally, I feel it's better not to add any more "features" as it become too cumbersome especially if you need to troubleshoot. Adding new features will never end as people demands more and more.

Some people might not like the additional features which is why certain features is turn off by default.

Initd scripts is another good way of adding new tweaks which is simpler to troubleshoot.

All in all, your present kernel is superb, then again maybe the brothers here may have some suggestions.

Sent from my GT-I9506
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] kotaxor:
[MENTION=4188575]DeHAWK[/MENTION]

Hi bro,

So far, it seem your FastCharge is working good.

I have a Fast charger from Note 4 and its charging at the maximum of 1900mA. (see attached).

Normally, I could only get 1200mA.

For USB charging thru my laptop, I'm getting maximum charging of 460mA consistently. (see attached)

Normally, I could only get 380mA.

Battery temperature maintain at 31 to 32 degree C. which is optimal.

So far so good.

Will continue with the monitoring on battery and intelliactive governor.

Edit: Intelliactive still getting a bit of hiccup here and there, eg. while downloading using tTorrent (tTorrent apps is notorious for causing lag) opening files with Root Explorer is slow. Still sticking with interactive....lol

Edit 2: To get the most juice out of charging, it's better to use original Samsung cables. On testing, original cables charges at full maximum whereas normal cables don't. Wondering why.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] kornelius1982:
That's amazing, battery life is great with latest 1.5 kernel on 4G. 1% per hour overnight. Seems power suspend feature really works. I had 2-3% per hour before on idle.

Will test further and report :good:
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Hey bro

Thanks for your heavily testing.

It's also my experience that original cables are the best.

Had an issue on my S3+ only charging with half the current, took a long time to get it fully charged. Just couldn't figure out the problem until I installed the Galaxy Charging App. It turned out it was only charging with 460mA instead of 900mA. And it was the cable...not being original.

When said this made sense, since the original cable was much thicker than the original. A thicker core can transport more current. But there also seems to something with the connector. I later on purchased a high quality full connected cable and it was also working perfectly for charging.

Intelliactive governor seems to work fine for normal use but not for heavy usage. You could try the Intellimm governor instead, it only uses there frequencies.

I'll let you test the Fast Charge a little more before releasing it.

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

Yes, Power Suspend is a really nice feature. Don't understand why it's not supported by Samsung original kernels a little more.

Regards.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] xarisioannina:
how you did that? please let me know its amazing

I found this option in note 4 rom for gt-i9506 and it was amazing....

also what icon pack do you have?
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] kotaxor:
No icon pack....lol

It was already in 5.0.1, just that it was not activated by default.

You need to use SQLite Editor to change a setting.

In SQLite > Apps > Setting storage > storage.db > system.

At system, search for popup_incoming_call and edit the code from 0 (disable) to 1 (enable).

Save and Reboot
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] Juhoop:
I'm installing the newest OC kernel tonight or tomorrow. Do I install it at the same way as the KitKat? Flashing first the original rom from sammobile and then unzip the OC kernel and flash it with TWRP. Then I need to clear Dalvik Cache. Do I need to do something else?
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] kotaxor:
ROM wise...yes.

After that, I would advise you to play around with it first to make sure everything is flash correctly.

But you need to use Odin to install custom recovery (TWRP)...as per kitkat.

For [MENTION=4188575]DeHAWK[/MENTION] kernel, there is no need to unzip, flash it as it is with TWRP.

No need to clear Dalvik or cache, after flashing, it will be done automatically. (Its already written in the updater script).

As to your last question, no, just need to wait and be patient till it boots up.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] xarisioannina:
Thanks you so much the first time saw me no database found

I try to reinstall the apk and finally it worked for me! thanks a lot :)
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] Juhoop:
Thanks man! :)
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] pille1:
Where can I download latest kernel?
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] Juhoop:
Check post #2085
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] Juhoop:
Downloading now stock firmware from SamMobile.

Which kernel kernel is better OC or NON-OC?

I have not yet decided to that which file should I install.

So my question is which file could I get a greater benefit out of it?
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] Juhkimo:
with OC-Kernel you can get speed and/or powersave.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] kornelius1982:
Basically they are same, only difference is max clock speed, which easily can be set to default using faux clock app.

However, device gets reasonably hot on heavy load with OC kernel.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] bosse1979:
new non-oc working great here :) thank you!
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] Juhoop:
OC kernel installed, and it works very well! If I want to calculate the CPU clock frequency back to the normal. Is this the right way? I cannot find another place att the software.

E: CPU Z says all the time that the clock is on 2.61ghz. The number doesnt change if i change the cpu clocks on the fauxclock.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] kornelius1982:
fauxclock works. You can check it via inatalling betterbatterystats and see cpu states tab. Cpuz shows max possible clock.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Hey bro

Try CPU Spy Plus. When installed; Go to 'Settings' -> 'CPU and Kernel' and mark the 'Show current CPU state'.

Close and go back. You will now see the CPU frequency currently used. You can even change the update intervals, standard is 3 secunds.

If CPU is still running at 2.61GHz, something is locking the frequency.

This problem can occur when and if the old outdated SetCPU has been used before.

This was a problem I had earlier, until I found out it was SetCPU that screwed up everything.

I actually had to make a factory reset to get it back to normal.

Trying to change it later with FauxClock and other apps failed.

Let me know how it goes.

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

CPU-Z should definitely look like the below screen shot.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] Juhoop:
I have ever used set cpu so I think that my problem is solved. I had only 41 seconds on max 2.61ghz on cpu spy plus and about 19minutes on 2.3ghz. I think that it doesnt use 2.61ghz anymore. Now i cant trust cpu z. Thanks for your help!
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] sibellius:
[MENTION=4188575]DeHAWK[/MENTION] .. hi bro.. can you illustrate me/us how to set best configuration using fauxclock on OC kernel? thank you:)
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] kotaxor:
Hey bro,

You reduce your GPU Clock to 200?

Wouldn't 3D or movies lag?

Cheers
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] Juhoop:
My battery drain is right now about 2% per hour on deep sleep. No syncin and Im on wifi. Wich settings you guys use for better battery life? I have now power suspend on (userspace and westwood) should I cahnge it? And the cpu is 2.26ghz and governor is itelliactive. Some of you guys have battery drain about 0.6% wich settings you use?

Edit: It seems that the snapchat is the problem. Force stopping works. Is there any way to limit snapchat sync?
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] Juhoop:
Juhoop;60074845]My battery drain is right now about 2% per hour on deep sleep. No syncin and Im on wifi. Wich settings you guys use for better battery life? I have now power suspend on (userspace and westwood) should I cahnge it? And the cpu is 2.26ghz and governor is itelliactive. Some of you guys have battery drain about 0.6% wich settings you use?

E: found the problem. When I force stop snapchat everything works fine. Is there any way to limit snapchat sync?
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] kotaxor:
[MENTION=6523433]Juhoop[/MENTION],

Battery stat during deep sleep is just for reference and comparison only.

For better battery life, a lot of things play a part.

You need to install BBS to find out what is causing the drain.

Misbehave apps which is running in the background can cause huge drains, an example would be Google Play Services.

Do understand that high performance will cause battery to drains too.

Kernel can only do so much, you need to search for tips in turning off unwanted features services in order to have better battery.

I managed to achieve 0.6% due to a numbers of tweaks, such as removing a lots of bloatware, using greenify and turning off some services in Google Play Services.

Even your battery life span play a role, if you had the batter for more than a year, expect some battery loss.

I would say, 2% is not a big deal, if you are having 25% drains, then its a big issue.

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

I'll later on post my settings. But many people ice down and remove a lot of useless stuff. Problem in Lollipop is thst you just can't remove or ice down as much as in KitKat.

Many apps depends on each other.

I'm trying to find out what to safely remove without getting into trouble. But it takes some time. Will when ready release a 'slimmer' system.

Regards.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Edit

Never used snapchat....
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Hey bro

Will answer you later, need to be on the other phone, on my S3+ right now.

Then I can post a few screen shots.

Stay tuned.

Regards.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] osdgap:
After installed like discussed with you my phone was lagging a lot. I reisntalld stock then twrp and in the end super su. No kernel. Everithing is smooth and fast...battery life also ok
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] Juhoop:
What is that *wakelock* shown on battery monitor?
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] kornelius1982:
Don't blame kernel (especially in this thread!) if you don't know how to configure it. I've spent month with stock sammy kernel and have to say battery life $ucks in stock.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] osdgap:
Make or post an example. I don't blame it. I post my personel experience.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] Juhoop:
Installed and tried non-oc. Why the CPU clock is so down default on non oc? It lags all the time so i put the cpu speed back to 2.3ghz

.[IMG="clock speed"]http://i10.aijaa.com/t/00429/13796161.t.jpg[/IMG]
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Hey bro

Heading home. Look at these screen shots. You can control apps individually in FauxClock. I use GPU governor 'simpleondemand' set to min. 200MHz and max. 462MHz. Then I set apps to use different clock speeds and governors if needed. Haven't done much testing yet.

Look at it and try. No need to run GPU at 320MHz if not needed.

Now here's 2 screen shots. Just examples.

Btw. Got your PM and will have look at the settings.

Regards.

EDIT

Now tested Antutu, one hel* of a difference. Conclusion; app control working.

EDIT2

Is it time to release Fast Charge?

I'll let you answer related questions, I'm in most cases getting to technical.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Hey bro

Make sure Max and Min frequency IS set correctly in FauxClock. Sometimes first opened, it put 300MHz as Max and 2.61GHz as low..has happened to me.

Look at this:
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] sevenlife:
If you want to remove samsung apps someone in xda made a desamsugnizer and he updated it for lolipop. It removes all samsung apps with the libs. You can also make the script to keep the apps you want. I made it and no problem 2 weeks now.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] Exxo69:
hmm some strange **** is going on.... i have intalled you'r knoxed out 1 time before but now i get samsung keyboard has stopped working and yes i intalled the right csc/hidden.

did the install just like last time... even tryed to intall my old backup csc/hidden from twrp but didnt work and yes had twrp installed last time too and have not update it.

so it should work but it didn't:confused:
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Hey bro

Are you running 5.0.1?

You can't use anything from 4.4.2 on 5.0.1.

If on 5.0.1, it's totally KNOX free when installing insecure kernels.

Regards.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] Exxo69:
?? 4.3 Open nordic.

Don't Wanna update :D can't downgrade...
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Hey bro

Forget all about 4 3, it's too old.

You won't regret updating to at least 4.4.2. It's just so much better.

And for 5.0.1, most people won't go back and if the want, it's still possible!

Regards.
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] Exxo69:
hmm. Whell should consider to update then but gonna do some research first ;) tanks!

Did not think it was possible to downgrade :D

plzz list it here on xda on how to do it ;)