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[Sony Xperia M] smitpatel0086:
Guys, I need your help because I always keep messing up with my phone and got always stuck in bootloop. i am fed up with downloading and repairing my phone using PC companion. So, what I was thinking that if I install CWM then I can easily flash my phone back to normal, but the problem with this is that I don't know how to install the CWM for the phone.So I came up here to get some help from you guys, because PC companion takes hours repairing my phone. Please help, I always mess up while swapping the sd-card with internal memory.:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(
[Sony Xperia M] siabangichsan:
Just use flashtool to fix (re-flashing) your phone with FTF file that matches your phone. You can learn in this tutorial

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2697277

And you can learn how to UBL, install cwm and deodex your rom here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2484283
[Sony Xperia M] smitpatel0086:
isn't there any way to install recovery mode without unlocking the bootloader. sorry I am noob at such stuff.
[Sony Xperia M] Remorcer:
Not yet, you have to unlock it to have CWM.
[P3600 General] ovsoft:
Hello,

I'm new with HTC devices, now I have a Trinity with Rom 1.15.405.

My old device was an Eten M600. Well, even if the Cpu is the same, I feel a bad performance on all gui operations, such as menu opening, tapping reactions, keyboard response...

Is this normal? Any hope it can be fixed in next roms?
[P3600 General] CutePinkSox:
Possible fix

I too have a Trinity for some weeks now and I understand what your saying this is possibly todo with the ROM on the device i.e it's still needs fine tuning and performance should improve with each subsequent ROM update - I hope!

Try using a registry hack to improve performance... just a suggestion but try using the following file - definately helped with mine.
[P3600 General] ovsoft:
This doesn't seen to help..
[P3600 General] CutePinkSox:
Another idea for you

I too am always on a mission to improve performance even if it isnt broken I try and fix it if you catch my drift, and have soft and hard reset my device over 200 times in the three weeks that I had it. So I have almost everything to improve performance generally. I found that installing the first file in the first post helped, try installing the attached file it contains alot of registry tweaks that I have played with and these have also helped further I would say it has improved general performance by around 20% and have made my Trinity a pleasure to use.

Turn on the following after you have installed it (you will need .Net Compact Framework installed as well to run this software):

0. Speed up the Display (this really works well)

1. Optimum Cache Size for WM5 (this really works well)

2. Increase the transfer rate in SD/MMC cards (this really works well)

3. Max TCP windows size

The rest are more general tweaks but add to the flavour...

4. Optimized cache option for Terminal Service Client

5. Smooth scrolling in Pocket Internet Explorer

6. Allows users to synchronize the device clock with NIST Internet Time Service (ITS).

7. Enable ClearType in Landscape

8. Wake Up PPC in full Power Mode (not sure about this one but won't hurt)

9. Disable Bitmap caching (not sure about this one but won't hurt)

10. Move PIE temp files to any of your storage cards

11. Animated Windows (this makes the GUI feel faster as you get some action)

NB. The trial Version will run 3 times enough to do your fixes but then you will need to buy it to further modify or revert to original settings.

Let me now what you think.
[P3600 General] CutePinkSox:
More tweaks not just for GUI but good performance

More general tweaks...

Make A2DP output stereo (joint stereo by default - why I wonder? well heaven knows) and change sound quality to excellent, these tweaks made a bloody big difference to listening to music via BT Headphones.

You can also unlock and mount the Extended ROM :)

Download and install the following (Hermes Registry Tweaker) - http://www.theunwired.net/?itemid=3311
[P3600 General] ovsoft:
I'm more and more disappointed by Trinity. Installation of Compact NET Runtime gives "out of memory", even if it seems to install anyway. I have 33 MB Storage and 17 MB Ram free memory after reboot (soft reset), no apps are running.

I tried a wmv video encoded with Pocket DVD on both Trinity and M600. Well, on the M600 it is much much smoother... My sister's K-Jam (Wizard) plays same video better than Trinity, even if it has only a 200 MHz cpu.
[P3600 General] CutePinkSox:
Hmmm curious

I have had most devices from HTC - and to be honest trinity has impressed me greatly, especially after all the tweaks.

My Trinity plays video encoded for 640x480 (vga screens with no issues it cuts straight through it) including Divx, Avi, Xvid, WMV using CorePlayer, I am suprised that you are having this problem.

Why don't you do a hard reset then install all your apps onto storage except for .NET CF. Then do all the tweaks I suggested I am hoping you then end up with one of the best windows Mobile 5 Devices out there with 3G.

Don't give up it wll be worth it - especially when they enable GPS as well.
[P3600 General] ovsoft:
I'm not alone:

http://www.corecodec.com/index.php?option=com_smf&Itemid=29&expv=0&topic=3688.msg21932
[P3600 General] CutePinkSox:
Curious

I think I will run some benchmarks! Results posted very soon.
[P3600 General] CutePinkSox:
Very sad

Guys am I using the same device??? I don't have any of these problems apart from the occasional skip if I am surfing the NET!

ROM HTC__001 1.15.405.5

Trin100

I am baffled.
[P3600 General] ovsoft:
I'm attaching Spb Benchmark tests, go here to visualize them:

http://www.spbsoftwarehouse.com/products/benchmark/handleresult.php?en
[P3600 General] ovsoft:
Same rom...
[P3600 General] saminegm:
Strange... my trinity works perfect. Its fast and reliabel. What today Plug-ins do you use. On all my pocket pc I noticed that most of performance issues were caused by today plug ins. Remember: They are always running in background...
[P3600 General] woodsman:
Will the fit4cat tweak enable a2dp stereo as well as improve the a2dp soundquality, or do I need another tweak for enabling the stereo?

Thanks!
[P3600 General] CutePinkSox:
Use this to enable True stereo!

Hi, here u go, use the attached file to enable TRUE stereo. Sounds much better. The fit4cat tweak just improves performance.
[P3600 General] woodsman:
Thanks a lot, my friend! Much apprechiated.
[P3600 General] sx1-doc:
see this spb benchmark result

i got this device yesterday.

what a performance
[P3600 General] vijay555:
Try disabling the custom phone skin and use the standard OS skin. You'll lose caller prediction, but on the Universal (already a fast phone) it made a big difference.

V
[P3600 General] ovsoft:
How can I do this?
[P3600 General] Heijdemann:
As above read post..!
[P3600 General] sayborg:
Guys,

I just bought my Trinity yesterday. I have not tested everything yet but I would like to make some initial comments:

Good points: (compared to my XDAIIi)

1- Form Factor is good (design, black color etc)

2- Wifi detects & connects fast (faster than XDAIIi) to my wifi router

3- Battery life looks longer

Bad points:

1- Compared to my XDAIIi (normal mode = Intel 400 mhz), I have the impression that the overall performance is slower (Activation of BT or when launching media player....)

Question:

Have you tried to overclock it through Hack Master 2005? Any good result on it?

2- The cover at the back is very fragile when you take it out to put the battery for example. My XDAIIi cover looks more solid.

Question:

I also have spb pocket plus (today plug-in) on my XDAIIi (WM2003SE).

I thought WM5 would really close the application via the X. It does not. I do not want to install a heavy application to have (close, minimise, rotate right, left etc...). Could you recommend me any light version of a good application which could do that?

Thanks
[P3600 General] D@vide:
Hi,

try AE ButtonPlus, for me is very usefull and cheap, it also can remap and intercepts all your hardware button and many other things.. have a look here:

http://ae.inc.ru/aebplus.php

In alternative in this comunity, by members, there are a couple of alternative software to do that, if you do a search on the wizard board you'll find SmartKey that is a remapping softkey buttons tool made by a xda member (water) for the htc wizard but it also works on trinity ( i tested it ) have a look here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=256525&highlight=smartskey

another xda member that is a moderator too (vijay555), has a web site where you can find many other progs to do that, VJOkButton, have a look here:

http://www.vijay555.com/?Releases:VJOkButt

and many thanks to they'r excellent job

Bye

D@vide

Hope this help
[P3600 General] Stingray66:
Seems that this cause a lot of trouble .... the tools like BatteryStatus and SPB PocketPlus.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Lanchon:
Brickbug Aftermath: Speeding up the Galaxy S2 i9100, S2 AT&T i777, S2 Epic 4G Touch d710 and Note n7000

UPDATE: CM 12.1 kernels are now available!!! (for CM 12.1-supported platforms only: i9100 and i777.) new kernels are rom-independent: they are no longer tailored to specific official CM builds (they might work with other roms too) and their names no longer reference a specific CM build.

UPDATE: this project now supports all roms and kernels!

if you are not running CyanogenMod M snapshots, please see this post.

this project restores TRIM capability to CyanogenMod kernels for the Galaxy S2 family of 4210-based devices: i9100, i777, d710 and n7000. TRIM is needed to avoid "aging" of the state of the eMMC, the internal flash storage, that eventually slows the device to a crawl. TRIM functionality is built into android 4.3 and later. however, due to historical and safety concerns, TRIM capability was removed from the CM kernels for these devices (and from most if not all other AOSP-based kernels).

STOP!!! DRAGONS AHEAD!!!

in theory there could be risk of hard-bricking your device forever.

1) READ THIS POST IN FULL.

2) answer this poll (view results).

3) discuss your n7000 experience below in this thread.

Downloads

for the supported devices, you will find IsoRec-compatible CyanogenMod-based kernels here. (old kernels without IsoRec support can be found here. yet older retired kernels without FPBug fix are still available here.) note that for some supported devices, no releases or M snapshots are currently being produced. for those devices i can produce kernels based on known 'stable' nightlies if users ask.

XDA:DevDB Information

BrickbugAftermath-n7000, Kernel for the Samsung Galaxy Note GT-N7000

Contributors

Lanchon

Source Code: https://github.com/Lanchon/BrickbugAftermath-SGS2

Kernel Special Features: CyanogenMod kernel with TRIM support

Version Information

Status: Beta

Created 2014-09-13

Last Updated 2016-01-12
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Lanchon:
(reserved)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] der_Kief:
Can this kernel be used on Slimkat and Slimkat based ROMs ?

AFAIK they are based on CM kernels !?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Lanchon:
no way for me to know! these are CM kernels :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] XxPixX:
Hi, could you perhaps make a kernel with these implementations but based on CM11/Omni? Any of the latest nightlies are "stable".
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Lanchon:
i sure can. M10 should be out tomorrow maybe. lets wait for that, and if no M10 for the n7000, then ill make a nightly. any nightly that ud recommend?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] NoteboyTech:
Where is the kernel? I checked the link and couldnt find it
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Lanchon:
please read again!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] NoteboyTech:
OHkay.. then i guess you should proceed and create a kernel.. its time we test them.. but will it improve speed by a huge margin or it is just a placebo?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] XxPixX:
It will vary from user to user, but if you have high I/O lags then yes, there will be a big improvement.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Lanchon:
if u used CM and its kernel for long in your phone or ever used up most of the phone's storage since installing CM, it should make q big difference.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] der_Kief:
how to test if device needs to be trimmed ?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Lanchon:
all do regularly
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] der_Kief:
don't understand you right....

Do you mean if everthing is working without problems/slowdowns than no need to trimm ?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Lanchon:
if you dont trim it will slow down, or it has slowed down already
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] der_Kief:
where is the CM11 kernel for the N7000 ?

In CM-11-M9 folder there is only a kernel for the I9100 !
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Lanchon:
please read the OP! and thread
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] der_Kief:
ok, than i may ask you if you are so kind and build a kernel for the N7000 ? :o
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Lanchon:
sure. the M10 was promised for this weekend that just ended. it should be released very soon, please wait till that happens. if they don't release an M10 for the n7000 then i'll do a nightly.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Lanchon:
crap, this is the latest the CM has ever been on a CM11 nightly!!!

http://download.cyanogenmod.org/?device=hammerhead&type=snapshot

and by a whole week! :(
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] der_Kief:
that means ?

Sorry for my dumb question but i dont understand (again) what you mean exactly...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Lanchon:
that im waiting for M10 to proceed! :(
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Lanchon:
UPDATE: new CM 10.1.3 kernels that make /preload writable and mount /cache, /data and /preload with the discard option.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] der_Kief:
Now it seems to be ready :o (at least for hammerhead)

--Update--

Just installed latest nightly build 20140915 and afterwards the corresponding kernel and TRIM works :good:

Everthing is running normally and thank god my device is not bricked :D

--Update2--

Good to know to have a TRIM capable and working device :cool:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Lanchon:
lol you grabbed the kernel before i announced it!!!!!

its my first kernel for the n7000 and i don't have a device so i was waiting for a friend to test it before letting it out :)

glad everything's working then, and thanks for testing!

have you been using stock CM for a long time on this device? if so, do you feel a difference in performance? it should be more responsive and less laggy. difference while multitasking should be noticeable, when play store is installing updates for instance, or when the device is finishing boot up.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Lanchon:
UPDATE: the n7000 didn't get CM11 M10, so i'm releasing a kernel for the latest nightly instead:

cm-11-20140915-NIGHTLY-n7000

enjoy!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] der_Kief:
;) :)

not using CM long enough to feel a huge performance gain but its noticable more snappier...

Benchmarks gives about + 5-10%

i have one more question:

Lets say i will upgrade CM11 to a newer Nightly do i need to upgrade the kernel to a newer version ?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Lanchon:
this kernel is for M10, other configs unsupported :)

really, my crystal ball is being unclear on the changes the CM team will do to the upcoming nightlies... lol, whats so wrong with staying on the M releases??
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] LAKAME_MAN:
[MENTION=4141005]Lanchon[/MENTION] I just did a clean flash of CM today. That means I formatted partitions like cache and data. My internal storage is FAT, so that would mean TRIM won't work on my internal storage. Considering the fact that I just VERY recently formatted some of the partitions that are affected by TRIM, is there any point in actually using this RIGHT NOW? Or will the effect only be apparent if a long time has passed since formatting those partitions?

Thanks for your work.

The problem is that there is no M10 for our device :D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] pSyCh¤_O_O:
CM kernel should boot Slimkat shouldnt it?

I wondering if i should give it a go or not...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Lanchon:
your internal storage is ext4 (/data). so is /cache. only your internal sdcard is fat. format with CM recovery will not trim. for format with other tools, google your tool (most probably no trim). format is not a replacement for trim; full wipe with stock maybe is. you probably need trim, who knows.

lol yes!!!! theres no M10!!! sorry, im releasing various kernels and roms today, got mixed up lol :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Lanchon:
lol sorry i was being an arse!!! :)

flashing a newer nightly will overwrite my kernel. flashing my "old" kernel back would create a mismatch and is unsupported. that said, it could work; i wouldnt do it on my phone.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] LAKAME_MAN:
Sorry, I meant internal sdcard when I said internal storage.

I went ahead and flashed the kernel on September 7th's nightly (I guess that means I won't be supported? LOL :D ). My device is affected by the brick bug. I installed lagfix and did all the stuff you had written. It feels a bit faster, but it might be placebo... well at least my device is not bricked. I'll see how this goes :good:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] der_Kief:
no problem ;)

so will you do now and then an update for the nightlies ?

Or can we request an kernel for a specific nighly ?

btw. thx for the good work :good:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Lanchon:
UPDATE: THREAD CLOSURE AND REOPENING

this thread was closed 2 weeks ago on the premise that i was not providing source code for my n7000 kernel.

(i was and i do; see step-by-step instructions on how to exactly recreate any of my kernels from source here.)

but solving this issue is taking some time. fortunately a forum moderator has been kind enough to temporarily reopen the thread while the team evaluates the situation further.

many thanks to him.

2ND UPDATE: all is fine and dandy, thread reopened permanently!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Lanchon:
i plan to do a monthly release concurrent with the M snapshots of other phones. i would chose a nightly more or less at random for lack of better information.

but by all means, if there is a nightly found to be specially stable say in the discussion thread, point me to the discussion and i'll try to provide a kernel for it.

ultimately the solution is that CM provides monthly snapshots for all devices. even if they are not stable enough and don't qualify for 'M' releases, they would be better than nightlies (have all the devices specific bugs, but less bugs in the generic CM codebase). i will talk to CM about the possibility of them outputting these 'UM' (unsupported monthly) releases. it would solve other issues too, like compatibility with my OpenPDroid generic overlay releases.

sorry about the very late reply, thread closed right after your message.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] defecat0r:
Oh, good to see this thread is back open. Great success for me, if anybody is looking at doing something to their phone that will ACTUALLY make a difference to performance, this is it!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Lanchon:
UPDATE: the n7000 didn't get CM11 M11, so i'm releasing a kernel for the latest nightly instead:

cm-11-20141007-NIGHTLY-n7000

enjoy!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] der_Kief:
Thanks for the Update :good:

new version running without any problems ....
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Kcube989:
Can you please make one for cm-11-20141009-NIGHTLY-n7000.zip. I would just have stuck with 1007 nightly but i cant download it cause of an error.

Edit. Can download 07 now so please disregard my above statement
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Lanchon:
good! for nightlies, theres always a copy of the full system right next to the trim kernel in my hosting. CM only keeps them around for 5 days, that is why.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] moviecut:
Is the kernel compatible with slim kat / slim saber?

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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Lanchon:
this is a CM M11 kernel. for unsupported uses try it and restore nandroid or reflash old kernel if not compatible.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] moviecut:
Justed helped a friend of mine with his slow n7000. Updated to the latest CM11 nightly (20141012) and flashed your trim kernel afterwards (20141007). after sideloading lagfix.apk (playstore says its incompatible) his note is flying! Thank you so much!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Lanchon:
be sure to flash my music bug fix too.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] der_Kief:
[MENTION=4141005]Lanchon[/MENTION]

.... so its possible to use a newer CM nightly ROM with your latest kernel ?

I thought you mentioned earlier that should not be done !
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] moviecut:
Where can i find it?

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Hmmm, didnt really thought about it. They are only a few days difference. It is running fine at the moment. But it whould be really nice, to have weekly trim-kernel builds or something like that...

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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Lanchon:
its not guaranteed to work, an unsupported configuration :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Lanchon:
lol! google lanchon music bug fix :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] moviecut:
No need to get rude...i thought it was a download here in the thread. Never heard of the music bug before....will search for it, thanks.

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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Lanchon:
i wasnt being rude at all! only lazy!

for me its always easier not to answer than getting rude :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Fieah:
Hi,

has anyone tried with eMMC VYL00M?

Thanks.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Lanchon:
read the thread pointed to by the OP
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] der_Kief:
Everything is working without problems here :)

CM11 is not the fastest ROM for the N7000 but its stable and with Lanchons Kernel it supports TRIM...

BTW: the eMMC chip oft my N7000 is V3U00M

GT-N7000 mit/with Tapatalk
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] moviecut:
Since the carbon-rom uses the native cm11-Kernel, too, i whould really like to try this trim kernel with it. When can we expect a new build? ;)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Lanchon:
for the next M of course!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] LAKAME_MAN:
I've been running your latest kernel on October 23rd nightly for about 24 hours, and now I have A LOT less hangs and soft reboots and crashes and stuff. Very nice.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Lanchon:
great! if u r using CM11, google my i9100 music bug fix and flash it, it should be compatible with all exynos 4210 family. that should give you more stability.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] ishanbhatnagr96:
The battery temperature is quite high after flashing the kernel. Been between 40°-55°.

With the stock cm kernel, it stayed at 30°-46°.

Also, I'm on 15th October's nightly.

Anyway,

Thanks a lot for the kernel :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Lanchon:
well if looks like extreme battery drain. if thats the case, revert. yours is an unsupported configuration.

why oct 15? is it particularly stable?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] ishanbhatnagr96:
Well I've been on this built since it has been released. Found it to be very stable. No reboots, battery drain or heating issues.

Will test your kernel with this built for a couple of days. Will report if it keeps happening.

Thanks