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[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] Makshow:
Well, it seems you did everything possible to conserve batery. Can't even help. I never used kitkat, so can't tell the difference of battery usage.

I can only remember than when I just installed new ROM, battery gauge was showing very strange numbers for a couple of days - it drained very fast till 50% then I laid the phone on the table and after hour the battery was like 60% somehow.... Maybe, it's the same issue?

My battery is 2 years old, it gives me about 4 hours SOT now (1.4 GHz, greenified, medium brightness), a bit less on stock 5.0 ROM (3:40). We don't have energy efficient kernel on CM, alas.

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To change processor frequency, launch a Kernel Adiutor app than comes with the ROM. There are many tweaks, I recommend to set max CPU speed to 1400 MHz and interactive governor. With that settings and Low Memory Killer set to 80/108/130/172/200/256 MB for Active/Visible/Secondary/Hidden/Content/Empty I'm not encountering any lags or overheating in any situations.

You can also use ondemand governor, it is better for battery but may cause some hiccups when looking video.

With current kernel frequent on-screen taps boosts CPU freq to 1600 MHz, even if no load, on any governor. And there is no option to change this behavior. That's why we need to set max CPU freq to 1400. And throttle seems to start from 90 degrees, not from 65 degrees as on stock. There's no option to change it also. Can someone build a kernel with more options for us? I even thinking to install Ubuntu and try it myself someday.
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] ExileSovereign:
I've changed to another custom ROM and the battery lasts longer, battery usage is much more better. It's all related to Cyanogenmod, a lot of threads complaining about its poor battery life.

I am not against CyanogenMod, in fact it's still the best ROM for Nexus experience.
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] Makshow:
So what ROM do you use now? I want to try it too. :) There are only three types of ROM as I see: Stock (awful multitasking, so-so UI, but great for everything else), Aurora (great, but can be buggy and starts lagging after couple of weeks) and CM (stock Android with all its pros and cons). Maybe, I missed something.
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] ExileSovereign:
I am not sure if you like this but here's the link : http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-note-3/galaxy-note-3-exynos-android-development/rom-t3366902

Edit: I am running V2 RC V7 - https://mega.nz/#!Pl1UkALS!8zjW7Fs457v9wySyD6mPsKyoPn29OJKfDdYoCnaW6ek
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] awanshrestha:
This ROM is overrated. I installed Cyanogenmod but nothing amazing about it. Yes, you can have mods and all , its cool but THIS IS THE WORST ROM. WHY?

1. Piano Tiles Lag after playing scoring 500 or 1000 score.

I was always butter smooth in my previous ROM . But Cyanogenmod ruined my experience with it.

2. Battery is draining on idle too much and high power consumption.

Yes, I use greenify and greenify all apps that is awake in Wakelock detector. But nothing! My battery was going from 100 to 0 percent in 4 hours.

*****

After facing all those problems, I wiped Cyanogenmod and installed my old VN-ROM. And everything was okay. Piano tiles was smooth again. Battery lasted 2 days again in very normal use. Thank you. Here is the screenshot of my battery on VN ROM and Cyanogenmod.
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] Hi78sk:
..

This the most beloved rom of so many... And it's all because of the developer, please think once before posting like these...

I am using this for more than a year and I have tried some times to install other roms just for fun, but within hours I felt that I couldn't stay out of this rom, that's the greatness of this rom. In all these year of usage as daily driver I never never never faced single problem... And I am really enjoying this rom...

And also I am Getting more than 4 hours of SOT with heavy usage
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] ExileSovereign:
I have to agree with you though, the battery usage on this ROM just sucks, drains even when not in use. Is it based on Kitkat or Lollipop, by the way? Ver 13 or 14?

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[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] awanshrestha:
I am not trying to hurt your sentiment over this ROM. I am writing what I faced. If the result were good, my answer would have been good. No problemo. But I am not downloading this ROM again in my phone and face the battery issue all over again. Cheers!
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] ExileSovereign:
I agree on what Awanshrestha had said, but I'l add something up, why be in a ROM that would only give you 4 hour SOT when you can get more than that?, just because you want to have that "Pure-Nexus" experience? if you browse on the internet you would find a lot of threads regarding the battery issue. It doesn't matter whether this ROM is loved by many.

Peace

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Are you running VN ROM 13.1? As version 14 isn't available.
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] mwbuss8:
There are also countless posts indicating great battery life. I have a cheap AM 6400mah battery, but my best is 16hrs SOT over 3 days with a pretty balanced mix of WiFi and 3g. It is very possible to achieve extremely good battery life on this ROM. I had battery drain issues initially, then used privacy guard to keep play services under control. It also takes a few days/charging cycles for the battery readings to be accurate. Anytime I clean flash I fully charge, then run it until it turns off. It seems to drain quite quickly initially, but I've gotten 2hrs SOT out of the last 1% doing this. After that, it seems to settle in. The latest build did seem to bring in a bit of lag, but the one in the OP is solid.
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] ExileSovereign:
There are countless of threads, but then again if you were to look at this thread, most people complains about its battery usage. Of course you would get more battery life since you're using 6400mAh. Try to use the Standard battery from the Note 3 itself and go on heavy use, I bet your battery life wouldn't last long on this ROM. I've also used Privacy Guard to stop Google Play Services "auto-wake and or keep awake" Greenified and Underclocked to 1.4, the battery issue still persist. Even this ROM drains its battery when not in use. You won't accept the fact that CyanogenMod drains the battery because you're, let's say.. a fan of it? So I really have no idea how to explain to a Cyanogenmod fan.

I've nothing against YOU nor CyanogenMod.

No war, just peace.
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] mwbuss8:
The stock battery is half the size and should be good for approximately half the usage (probably slightly more, as my big battery is a cheap Chinese knock-off). That would put me in around 8hrs SOT and 1.5 days uptime, which I find quite good compared to just about anything else. While I'm a fan of the ROM, I wouldn't be if I had any significant issues with it. You seem to imply it isn't possible to achieve good battery life with this ROM. I'm simply providing evidence through my own experiences that it is indeed possible.
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] ExileSovereign:
For you, it's possible that you can get more battery life since you're using a 6400mAh battery while I'm using the standard 3200mAh battery. It's half the size, yes, but it won't last long on this ROM. Why? because its a "high-consumption ROM" meaning it drains your battery even when you've reduced the settings and turned off everything that's possibly draining the battery. You're simply providing evidence through your own experiences? Well what I've been posting is indeed, from my experiences and or point of view.

If you couldn't accept the fact that this ROM won't last longer and the battery life is sh*t, then I'm sorry, I wouldn't need to reply anymore since I'm just wasting my time, and you wouldn't even need to reply if you've your own opinions and decisions.

There's no need for you to reply, if you're against me or you're denying everything that I'd said.

Nothing against you or Cyanogenmod, just saying the truth.

No war, just peace.
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] awanshrestha:
I have my note for 2 and half years. I was on stock ROM and I was on custom ROM, but my battery never drained like that crazy like on Cyanogenmod. Why don't you accept the fact it drained my battery?

I know the fact that ROM takes time to settle. So, I took my time for 2 weeks. And I already said, my lag on Piano tiles 2 persists in this ROM. Then, I deleted the game and continued using the ROM. But everyday battery was draining even on idle. I used to sleep with 95 percent battery and wakeup with 40 percent remaining or even less. Then , I had to quit after 2 weeks.

Ya, I got the fact that Cyanogenmod is cool and all. But I don't want that cool. I dont want Huwaeii cool. My Samsung is better. I mean common it had atleast a better battery for 2 days or more on standby. And my games never lagged. For lag, what I mean is that, I rarely play other games. There is no lag while playing dominations. There was lag while playing Piano Tiles 2, as you know the tiles move faster and faster. This never happened in my previous ROM. It never lagged, it was just smooth faster. Yea, I can understand that you may ask me to overclock. I did. I overclocked my phone while on Cyanogenmod from Kernel Auditor or something. But that lag was different-- it never stopped. And I had to delete the game and see how good the ROM is. As I already said then I found the battery issue. I deleted every app that ate my battery but there was problem in the ROM itself.

Anyway, thats not the problem. I just wrote what I felt. The ROM is sweet but I don't want full power without energy. For now, I am using VN-ROM 13.1 which is better with smooth battery and smooth gaming. I re-installed Piano Tiles 2 :D and playing Moonlight Sonata.

P.S- Also, I missed touch key light while on Cyanogenmod. It was always on whenever I pressed the screen. You know what I liked about touch key light is that it was off most of the time and whenever I was about to get a call or get a message it used to get on for a second before the call or message notification. And that gave me intuitive satisfaction. Like a intuition, I used to know that something is about to happen. Okay-- thats my very personal feeling. I had to disable that touch key light on Cyanogenmod because whenever I play games I had to touch my screen and it was always on. Any way thats personal feeling. I told ya ;)

So, if there is no problem for you or anyone else its good. I just shared my experience here. And there are million other peoples who wont share their experience. That's it. Take care !

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Ya, I think only you and me are trying to make them understand about battery drain issue. Of course, it drained the battery and I have to reflash the old ROM.. duh.. Screen shots are above. Anyway take care bud!
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] mwbuss8:
I never said it didn't drain your battery. I said it doesn't drain mine, which means that it may be the result of a difference in configuration, as our results with the same device and ROM are so different
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] ExileSovereign:
Why don't you accept the FACT, it drained my battery? ~awanshrestha

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Indeed, only you and I understand the issue, we're trying to make them understand the issue but they just DON'T want to accept the FACTS."
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] robertofelce:
OFFTOPIC

I already post the following question on the troubleshooting sections but I still got no answer (over a month ago). So I hope you could help me. I flashed a ROM (not this one), Resurrection Remix ROM 5.1.1 on my note 3 SM N900, but the vibration intesity is FC, So reading on the ROM post I found that the solution was to set SELinux to permissive, I cant do this because it says that is disabled. I download a terminal emulator and type "su" for superuser, then "getenforce" then "setenforce 0" to permissive, but it keeps showing disable.

So, anyone that has flashed this ROM has solved the problem?

Can I enable SELinux?

Sorry for the offtopic post, but since is being very active I guess someone could help me.
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] awanshrestha:
I don't know about that ROM because I knew there was bug. But try clean wipe first. Re-install the ROM again and try to reinstall the gapps. And see if the problem still persists.
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] djmax81:
yup! Honestly Non power users should stay away from Cm12.1 rom if users have no clue about using Android or development .

learn to appreciate hard work of developers which you get free of cost over Xda community.

Cheers.
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] ExileSovereign:
Try these

http://xdaforums.com/xposed/how-to-set-selinux-to-permissive-boot-t3034245

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[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] Makshow:
As I know, SELinux is enabled or disabled on ROM-basis, so if it's completely disabled, it can't be permissive or enforced and can't be a trouble for any option. So, your FC is not from SELinux mode. Can't help you more though, RR ROM is rather outdated and not as stable as CM or AICP where I don't have any issues at all. Unfortunately, there are no vibration intensity settings in CM or AISP (there is one for SMS only).
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] awanshrestha:
What's the use of power when you don't have energy? What's the use of love when you don't have heart?
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] s-advance:
if you can't control your energy its your problem..... personally i post a lot of wonderful SOT and battery life on this and other Cm base roms..... you can check them....
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] mwbuss8:
What exactly are you trying to accomplish? People aren't saying you're lying, they're telling you it is possible to achieve good battery life on this ROM. It is still under development, and as the n900 has a exynos SoC, it seems somewhat improbable it'll ever be fully stable. You don't seem to like this ROM, and no one is forcing you to use it. At this point, repeating yourself over and over is doing nothing but cluttering up already insanely long dev thread.
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] hussam1991:
I don't why many are bothering about the battery , it is working really well , It can easily last for 5 hours on screen time [pictures provided], the ROM is amazing as a daily driver , I am really enjoying it , yes there are really minor bug, for me I found Wifinspector app is not working on it , but else everything is perfect, thanks for whomever developed this nice ROM
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] Makshow:
WifiInspector seems to be working fine, no issues. AICP 31/12/15 (based on this CM so there should be no difference).
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] hussam1991:
Heya Makshow , it's "WiFinspector" not "Wifi Inspector" , I mean the 2 words are sharing the same i letter
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] Makshow:
This? Also no problem. It doesn't sniff anything though, maybe

I'm doing something wrong or it simply outdated to work on 5.1 android. There are similar programs, CSploit or zANTI. Maybe one of them would work better.
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] hussam1991:
Thanks man for your advice , I am already using an alternative for it , the app used to work fine before CM , but since it is working for you it is probably an issue from my side , but it doesn't matter since it is the only thing is not working for me , I will keep you in touch if I found anything else not working well , cheers mate !
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] majee12:
Some multi tasking on cm13 per in mine is still the test build . Xposed 84 . Halo module
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] ExileSovereign:
How'd you do that and what do you mean by Halo Module?

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[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] majee12:
Am using xposed module . This
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] majee12:
The xhalofloating
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] ExileSovereign:
Alright thanks

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[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] majee12:
You are welcome
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] ExileSovereign:
Check PM btw, thank you.

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[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] Makshow:
Just curious, what job do you use this floating windows for? I found the same thing in AICP (no Xposed needed), but I can't imagine circumstances to break the screen for two or more apps at once. Anyway, I can recommend Tiny Apps for rare occasions when you need a tiny floating calculator, for example.
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] ExileSovereign:
Didn't know such things existed in AICP, so I went to look around and found Majee's post about multi tasking in CM13 and decided to try it on CM12.1 seems me that it isn't working. Applications keeps opening in full screen.

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[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] majee12:
It should work, u need to add the apps to whitelist to be able to open them in floating mode.
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] ExileSovereign:
Already did that.

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Edit [MENTION=5185687]majee12[/MENTION]: It works on CyanogenMod 13 not 12.1. Flashed Cyanogenmod 13 and tested Halo and it worked perfectly, have no idea why it doesn't work on CyanogenMod 12.1 and [MENTION=5304692]Makshow[/MENTION] thanks for telling me that such things exists in AICP. Did you went into settings or something? Guide me the way. Thanks.
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] hussam1991:
Hello again , 3 apps are not working

1st is WiFinspector , everytime I open it it crashes and gives me "WiFinspecot has stopped working" .

2nd is Sea Hero game , same crash reason .

3rd is the weird one , it is game called KAMI ,it used to work fine , then it is not working anymore and gives me this error "Content3D not avaliable , possible reasons wrong RenderMode or missing device support" .

Any suggestions ?
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] siavash2death:
Hello. I had a question to ask you. As you said, moto cam is really good, comparing to ther other camera apps. But I have a problem. I can't stand using phone in 480 DPI. And when I change it to e.g: 360 DPI, I can't change camera's settings, like: changing to front camera, disabling shutter sound, etc... I even tried to change the app's dpi to default using app settings (xposed module), but it's no use! Do you have any solution for this problem? Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] Balraj77712:
Hello bro.... It's strange.... Yesterday i installed CyanogenMod 13.0 and after some time today morning i revert back to CyanogenMod 12.1 and flashed moto camera... I have faced the same problem i am unable to change any settings... Before it everything was alright. I try to reflash the package.

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It works on 400 dpi.
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] 127cwho:
Hello, can someone give me the djmax kernel link? Thank you.
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] hussam1991:
update , Disabling 4x MSAA makes KAMI work , but other apps stops working ..
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] shafeel:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-_sYJwYZbEKeV93QXhQNFF1VUE/view?usp=docslist_api
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] Makshow:
I couldn't find WifiInspector, only WiFinspect, and is working fine for me (I posted screenshot couple pages ago).

Sea Hero launches with 4xMSAA enabled for this game in GLTools. Unfortunately, I should admit that CM has some buggy OpenGL driver for our Exynos chip. :(
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] hussam1991:
CM is great , but I guess it's not made for game lovers..
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] Makshow:
Yes, game lovers should stick to Stock or Aurora, they also have kernel with GPU under/overclocking and Game Tuner to ensure better fps or battery life in games.
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] hostess79197:
are any update for this ROM??
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] ExileSovereign:
Unfortunately, no.
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] Makshow:
CM12.1 and DJMAX kernels

Hi guys still rolling CM12.1!

I installed an Ubuntu and spend whole day learning how to build my first kernel. It's ALIVE!

Used this Safarend's sources (link) to built CM12.1-Stock kernel - you can flash it if you used DJmax's old one with non-working MTP to revert to solid Safarend's kernel.

Used DJmax81 sourses (link) to built CM12.1-DJmax81-Kernel-Lite-V2!

It boots and works good for me. (AICP 31/12/2015 based on CM12.1 24/12/2015)

Features:

Tweaked ondemand governor

zzmoove governor

Underclock CPU down to 100 MHz

Undervoltage

Many I/O schedulers

KSM (you shouldn't use it, we have 3gb RAM after all)

MTP works!

All thanks to it's original authors: [MENTION=4345368]flashka07[/MENTION], [MENTION=2562519]djmax81[/MENTION], [MENTION=3033549]Safarend[/MENTION]. I just built it from sources.

I don't responsible for bricking your device, please make backup.

How to install: Just flash it from recovery (I used CWM).

Please, test!
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] Makshow:
[SYNAPSE] CM12.1-Suemax-Kernel-V3 by DJmax81 (beta)

Hi everybody!

Thanks to [MENTION=2562519]djmax81[/MENTION] help I managed to build working Suemax kernel for CM12.1 from his sources!

Checked on AICP 31/12/2015 based on CM12.1 24/12/2015.

Features:

Synapse support

zzmoove governor

ondemand governor optimized

CPU voltage

Multicore Powersaving

GPU under/overclocking

GPU voltage

QoS Settings

Thermal settings

Issues so far:

Synapse gives access denied error for CPU control: use Kernel Adiutor for CPU control instead.

CPU minfreq doesn't go lower than 250 Mhz

Battery support not yet implemented

Synapse profiles not saving

Reboot advanced -> Recovery doesn't boot to recovery (turn phone off and then hold Power+VolUp+Home button to enter recovery).

How to install:

Download attached file

Make backup

Install from Recovery

Install Synapse update from Play Market

You are good to go!

Recommended settings for battery saving: (I would test them and tell you my battery life later)

In Kernel Adiutor:

CPU maxfreq to 1400.

CPU governor zmoove (when idle it turns off extra cores).

Multicore powersaving on

CPU voltage: global -25 mV

In Synapse:

GPU minfreq to 100 Mhz (so it would save juice when idle)

GPU maxfreq to 350 Mhz (so it wouldn't drain so fast in games - leave it at 480 Mhz if you encounter lags)

GPU governor up/down threshold to Ondemand (select Battery if you don't play games at all)

QoS: every CPU boost frequency (level 1, level 2, level 3) set to 650 Mhz (system won't turn A15 cores on every time you tapping)

QoS: every internal boost frequency set to 111 Mhz

QoS: every memory boost frequency set to 400 MHz (don't know about these two, you can leave them default).

With all these settings I still get 42000+ AnTuTu score that is better than on stock on interactive with no underclocking. Yay!

Workdays have started so I won't update this for a while.
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] Darkphyx:
Camera doesnt works
[Galaxy Note 3 Exynos Android Development] siavash2death:
It only works in v2 and stock.