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[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] patchmonkey:
So, I'm clearly doing something wrong. I'm getting Quadrant scores of under 25000 - is there some setting I'm missing (such as forcing top clock speeds, etc.)? I thought it might be because I've now got the phone fully back all mods, apps, etc - but it gave the same result on a clean flash as well!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
I'm not gonna lie, I am still getting used to using this huge phone and was half paying attention lol so it was probably me lol

Sent from my SM-N910T using JellyBombed Tapatalk 2

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I agree. Your rom runs so much better than stock. Samsung should thank you because I definitely would not have kept this phone running the way the stock rom runs!

Sent from my SM-N910T using JellyBombed Tapatalk 2[/QUOTE]

You're not alone man...had I not been able to flash my rom in the 14 days it was going back...it still blows my mind were on android 4.4.4 and tw 37 lol and both google and samsung continue pushing out lazy generic messy builds even to their flagship phones then wonder why people complain about how sht tw is...when done properly tw offers a mind blowing experience bar none on the android world...and it's no like I'm some hacker master programmer by any means...yet the guys who sit at desks getting paid to develop for Samsung and Google can't get us more than 3 hours of battery life and a lag free experience?...on the n4 hw...? Still can't wrap my head around it i honestly use to say...next android build they'll get it together...can't wait till stock is finally like firekat...800 dollars and a terrible stock n4 later I about went back and threw it in the dudes face at tmo lol...loving it now tho lol

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] elite-fusion:
Im user cyberghost. Download it amd test it out, you dont need an account for a free server. I have an account, but you should be able to test without the account.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
What seriously? A 25000 quadrant is one of if not the highest scores ever...the lg g3 ANTUTU scored 27000 lol so that's a mind blowing score...how much higher did you expect it to be? Lol

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Amd4life:
I typically use OpenVPN, but I will fill wipe, and use my corporate client and see if that works better.

I experienced all the 4.4.2 vs 4.4.3 issues too lol. I soooo appreciate 4.4.4 with respect to VPN use and being able to stay connected (with stock jovy23 in my case though)

And I only use ipv4, by the way. Maybe xpsoed is causing some issue somewhere.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] patchmonkey:
Hahaa, my mistake. I meant to type AnTuTu, not Quadrant. And now it's scoring over 45000 in AnTuTu, so maybe it was something insane.

That being said, if anyone is complaining about lag, they may want to try some of the entropy fixes that exist on the market.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] yeroc1982:
I'd like to install this rom. I'm on NJ3 (910W8), can this work? Thanks!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
No... if you have any lag is something with your setup. .. you shouldn't need a patch for anything man especially perforamnce tbh

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
Idk I don't have that Note. .ive heard conflicting reports...i said no because you can't flash the proper baseband and bootloader and kit kat doesn't play nicely without both...that said a bunch of people have asked me and I said I'd do a build just someone send me a stock deodex zip that someone has tested flashes properly and I'll rebuild it for your guys note...no one's replied...so

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] yeroc1982:
Ok I understand, no worries. I'd like to be of more help, but that stuff way over my head lol.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] patchmonkey:
This sort of "lag" was partially fixed in Android 4.4.X - it deals with some issues in the base android code regarding generation of random numbers. It's mostly fixed, but still presents itself in many cases. In any event, putting Seeder or Entropy [ROOT] (or whatever it is called) often displays even less lag than before (I can see it primarily in the app switcher and return to homescreen).
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Misterjunky:
re: quadrant score.

You are lucky, I only get 24950 quadrant score. LOL

All kiddin' aside....

Try disabling or un-installing Xpose and Wanam then reboot and check your

Antutu score again. If it does not increase your Antutu score to normal then

you might want to create a nandroid backup then do a full clean wipe, system,

data, cache, dalvik and last but not least perform a factory reset in twrp.

After doing the above Odin flash the official stock Samsung N910T firmware

then do another Antutu test and I bet that it will show a normal score.

If it does, it means that you have flashed or installed some mod or app which

is not playing well with the phone or not fully compatible which not only slows

your phone down but is also draining your battery faster too.

Good luck!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] iunlock:
Yea that 4.4 crap was a nightmare....It was surely the biggest mistake I've ever made back on the Note 3.

Keep me updated...it'd be nice to get OpenVPN to work again...

You have iPv4 on both ya?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] twistedumbrella:
I'm getting 34064 on a stock build with xposed, Wanam, and freq max set to 1.9 GHz.

Something is obviously running laps in the background to get < 25000
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Misterjunky:
re: benchmark scores

It should be between 45000 and 48000 using Antutu benchmark.

Perhaps the 25000 scores reflect the Quadrant benchmark. LOL
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] mgbotoe:
Let get to more important matter shall we. ..BATTERY! Not bad
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] RaymondPJR:
Lol, all the workarounds did not work for me either! Maybe they worked previous to nk4, I don't know, mine is still talking! I have that flashable fix that I haven't gotten around to yet, that will do it!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] faslane:
Yeah cool feature if ya use it. I may try it sooner or later I just don't lock it at all which is unsafe but ..just don't. Lol
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] RaymondPJR:
That's exactly what I mean! If I were a Samsung exec I'd get busy finding a way around the Apple lockdown on the touch fingerprint scanning technology, then I'd slap it on the back of the phone so you can use it with one hand!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] grantusmantus:
Is that a Washburn or Esp guitar? Beautiful whatever it is...excuse me I have to go play with mine now.

sent from my blazing fast Fire Kitty
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] RaymondPJR:
The big three are killing me! I've got to get serious and reign these guys in, lol! I've got them Greenified and notifications turned off, but somehow they still do this!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Face_Plant:
It's a Dean Hardtail. Nothing special. I haven't touched it in like a year.....
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] faslane:
Agreed. +1

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Oopsie! Haha
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] rscottjr1987:
I still don't know much about modding, and I don't care much for lollipop, however I'm interested in the new runtime. But on the same token I don't know much about it either, I have only heard it increases battery life and app performance. Now if either of that is true, I don't know 100 percent or not if it is. So my question for you, what is your take in the new runtime in lollipop. And yes I know it's available in 4.4.4 under dev settings, and yes I know it break xposed fight now.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] pstarkey001:
Really...imo until the app developers start making apps based off of the new runtime you won't even notice any difference.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Rayan:
I think you are confused... Developers have to go through that process only to make their apps run in 64 bit architecture, which is available on the latest Lollipop, but obviously you need the correct hardware to do so (the upcoming S6 will be 64 bit).

ART runtime on the other hand, does make a huge difference and developers

don't need to recompile

them in order to work.

Android does it automatically... Actually you can try it yourself.... Activate ART runtime and the next time you boot, you will see the OS going through every app.

After that, all apps will open quicker than under Dalvik.

That's a known fact.

Cheers!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] pstarkey001:
Thanks for the clarification. So basically it makes it easier for developers?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] colorchange:
Dibs on flipping this thread to page 1000.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
That would make sense if not for open 3rd party apps...

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Rayan:
The ART runtime thingie, yes... The 64 Bit thingie, not quite... :)

Not quite, on my end it still reads 980! :P

Cheers!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] pstarkey001:
True...but that's a whole other can of worms. Has nothing to do with hardware but OS itself.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
Guys just to be crystal clear...unless you have an exynos n4 aarch64 won't make a bit of difference ...we do not have compatible hardware for aarch64 bit android...so fragmenting android even further isn't exactly a positive Imo. ..will aarch64 advance android hell yes...but the way they went about it was typical Google slopiness. ..hey let's have all flagship Including Google nexus 6 be aarch32 just in time for aarch64 bit compatibility lol...and it's not like the exynos hw wasn't ready last fall...

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
Edit: I see you guys had jumped convos in post...was confused like hw? I was talking about the launcher lol

Dude you commented about manufactures not offering custom software options...when did hw jump into the equation of launchers and ui themes lmao?

I mean sure hw limitations and advancement sells phones...but crippling the os and launcher from basic customization options imo makes no sense when apps are offering that very thing sometimes for free lol

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] pstarkey001:
I completely agree. As far as the saturation thing goes...don't know if you read...but Samsung is soon stepping away from AOS & going to Tizen. So that my be a slight game changer. We'll see.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
the developer does have to build their app art compatible...there was a new sdk for 4.4.4/5.0 that included android run time and the developers had to update across the board to make their apps function on art due to jni and scripting changes as well as caching and stacking variances from dalvik...it's why there's entire lists of apps that were in compatible with art posted artless over xda

And Idk where you got the known fact bit lol but in side by side comparisons and hands on tests I can tell you that's just not true...maybe if your talking stock to stock but dalvik has been so heavily optimized by devs that art is a step backward at this point if you were to say activate it on fk...I'm sure as time goes on it get optimized and advance but at this point there almost one to one at stock

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Rayan:
I stand corrected Mega, thanks for the information!

So... Have you got your Gear VR yet? :)

Cheers!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
Ahhhh dude I can't believe the bb by me doesn't have them in stock yet...I thought everywhere was supposed to start stocking them like a week ago so I've gone twice lol

Edit: lol no its not like that lol...take this glove and smack yourself for that comment lol...no a lot of the conversion from jb to kk to 5.0 has been confusing between the hw changes os changes and all the talk of Knox and security etc...no biggie...I'm not sold on art yet until I can actually start working with it...it's not a doubt that it will be better in the long run just hard when we've got one heavily tweaked "engine" to leap to the new stock engine and start tinkering again lol

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Rayan:
Yeah, typical Samsung mistake... Too bad their Gear VR advertising and marketing campaign is non-existent :(

If Samsung would adopt the fruit company marketing strategy, they would be selling them everywhere like crazy! LOL...

Have you tried searching on ebay or Craigslist? I once found one at $120 on my area (San Diego)!

Good luck!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
Lmao I doubt anything can ever give cm a stable anything Lmao [emoji106]

But you said something I'm trying to stress by bringing up this conversation today...lollipop is kit Kat in a new dress...it won't be really beneficial at all until we can get a hold of it and start working...as long as we have the ability to build like usual...then I have no doubt we will make some headway...just drawing the question of as is next to say v9 what has everyone so fired up?

And the reality is nothing does...nothing except a ton of expectation with very little basis in reality ....and I don't want people running in blind expecting something that just isn't coming based on sort of wild accusations of lollipop vs the reality...that's all...just poking to see the reaction from people to make them think before they update as their may be no downgrading back...

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] force70:
i have never and will never upgrade until i see what the consequences are lol.

i wait....see what happens for those who did upgrade and go from there.

sent from Canada via my Note 4, 3, 2 or S3
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] pstarkey001:
Nope. As far as that goes i think it's just ocd. You already have the lollipop look so why not have the base too? Lol.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] GatoL0c0:
Oh wow that's awesome. I didn't even know this app was out for ages. How did I miss it. Probably gonna install it and test it. I don't care for the gesture controls but the pie interface looks sweet.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] choch69:
I want lollipop just for the ability to shoot raw images. No compression!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] GatoL0c0:
No worries. I apologize for my lame post. I dunno why I posted that gibberish...didn't make sense how I ended up typing that. Lol link to thread was fine.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] James62370:
[MENTION=650592]lazer9[/MENTION]

Strangely today Alarm Clock Xtreme was giving force close issues. Clearing cache and uninstalling and then reinstalling did not help. I had to go into twrp and clear cache and dalvik. I recall one other app with similar error, it was Remote Media Center HD. I was lucky clearing cache and dalvik from recovery resolved the force close issues each time.

After reading your post I enabled Wi-Fi calling and it appears to work. I don't use it much, but if I have issues in the future will definitely try to isolate the issue with Alarm Clock Xtreme.

Thanks for posting your findings and giving us a heads up.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
Damn you guys must be heavy sleepers to need alarm clock XTRREEEEMMMEE lol...great ironic name for an app lol I have this picture of a rubber sledge hammer that comes out and clubs you when you tap snooze lmao. ..hence the extreme lol

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] pstarkey001:
I know. That's why Samsung is trying to be more like Apple which has little customization options on IOS. IOS sells millions of devices every time they come out with new ones just because of a few new customizations & subtle changes to hardware.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] James62370:
I like the increasing sound and the huge snooze button [emoji2]
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] PlatinumNick:
I think ill be the outlier in the thread and say i cant wait for lollipop but its only for one reason and thats the notification system. How all notifications appear on the lockscreen and the heads up notifications are also sweet and the ambient display feature is icing on the cake for me. i tried all varients for the lockscreen notifications but they all drain battery in some way.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] James62370:
Just a heads up, few pages back someone was asking about swapping the recent apps function with the old style menu function. I recall someone recommending Xposed Additions.

Though you are able to use that module, it messes up vpn for me. It took me a very long time to isolate that module was the cause so I thought I would share my findings. Unfortunately I had already started from scratch before discovering the vpn issues.

So for now I kind've just gotten use to the new functionality.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] lazer9:
Some reason, I am back to Wi-Fi calling issues and it turning itself off. Even got a RED Error 082 I believe it was Wi-Fi Calling issue. This after finally bridging my 3n1 cable modem and re-trying their Cellspot router. Also rebooted everything - Cable Modem - Cellspot - Computer - Note 4. One time, it will work making several test calls, then out of the blue, Wi-Fi calling goes amiss. Meanwhile, my girlfriend's entry level phone they just gave her after re-visiting the local store last night and talked us into adding her onto my monthly plan rather than pre-paid, is working flawlessly on wi-fi calling. :(
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
Last question just food for thought...now I got you guys thinking about how small the actual things you're looking forward to are vs some of the major things you'll be giving up...and thats in the best case scenario where there's any change...

But there's an elephant in the room no one's mentioned...is no one else worried well take a massive hit on battery life that were very likely to take? Just dedictive reasoning..Look how terrible nexus 6 battery life is...and it has zero features and very little going on in the background...and it get equal or less battery than STOCK n4 on 4.4.4...

Of anyone here I'm obviously a fan of progress and improving our devices...I'm just asking you guys to seriously consider what you're actually gaining...and what you're actually giving up before any of you blindly jump into a situation you may have no way out of....

added: and I say this fully planning on building a FirePop rom lol...so it's not like I'm bailing on building lollipop but imo it's more a step backward than forward and I'm seriously worried about the locked down/encrypted nature of the base...I just don't trust carriers not to abuse any lock down their offered as they never have before...just some things to consider as I've seen this ferver arise and slightly concerned as none of it was actually based on the rom itself but these ethereal expectations based on the word from a guy of a guy of a guy heard xyz will be on lollipop lol

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] PlatinumNick:
Interesting
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] faslane:
Mine has done this twice in a few weeks. All I do is turn off WiFi, reboot wipe cache and dalvik and power on and it'll stick for days if not longer. It just forgets once in awhile is all I think.

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Oh I'm definitely in when its here. I'm running cm official and like it enough I know I'll update but not until a custom lollipop "official" base ROM is out probably.

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Yeah I just use stock. Its plenty loud and I don't need extra features.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jrobinsky:
I have setcpu and I can only get my minimum to 1497 and my max to 2649. How do i get them to 1400 and 2700? I have version 9 of this rom
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] faslane:
Why so precise needed? This minut settings won't differ anything noticeable.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jrobinsky:
i've seen a few people mention the speeds 1400 and 2700, I thought I was missing something.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
Prolly me a million times cuz I'm too lazy to write out the exact numbers

Plus those are just my settings. ..you can adjust yours however you want

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jrobinsky:
megolo...you mentioned the rom takes a few days to fully get the most of the battery and performance. Today was my first day and the battery died very quickly. That was before I did the suggestions you said at the end of your post. I just did them all, I will let you know how it ends up working for me in the next few days
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
Well the battery life is a standard...how you run your setup will dictate your battery life man...obviously once It settles in...Def check out op2 and Greenify is your friend

Mega

Just a sort of typical use for me during the week
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Operation-A:
Mega,

The Lolipop Update for the N910K,L,S rolled out today and is available on Sammobile and Kies... Will you be building a update on those bases or will you only build on the N910T OTA?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] megalomanic14:
Will I? Sure probably...but it's not like I'm jumping off the couch to start breaking apart the random intl base right now lol...i prolly won't touch intl lollipop till I can test it on my tmo n4 cuz I already know the system back to front...i don't need to go thru more than one base to spot the few changes... otherwise with so many questions and complications of 5.0 it would be irresponsible to do otherwise imo

Mega
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] faslane:
OH, gotcha. Ok, yeah you don't have to have them exact or anything and depending I other settings in SetCPU or similar you may have varying options but yeah, just get em as close as you can if you wanna match a specific profile.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Operation-A:
Mega,

Haha true when do you think the Lolipop Update for N910T will push?

-Just want your opinion
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jrobinsky:
forgive me, but. Op 2 is just the settings you posted after your first post no?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] GatoL0c0:
For all you guys hell bent on getting Lollipop. My guess is it won't be available right away and to be honest, it's not a bad thing. All the stars have to align on this one for Mega to make the move. Lol

Be patient and comfortable knowing you've got a solid ROM believe me... you'll be alright staying on this ROM for quite some time.

If and when Mega will have a Lollipop build for us, he'll fill us in on that news. For now give the man a break on Lollipop. Lol
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] faslane:
Haha true. Been running cm for awhile now (not as daily of course, but fun tinkering with it) but not in a hurry either. I agree, asking Mega or any other ROM Dev when it'll release or when it'll be rimmed etc etc is silly. No one knows release except the ones releasing it and this isn't a lollipop thread anyway.