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[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] gaya4:
Wow, I didn't know this existed. I've been stuck with SlimKat for a long time since the custom tiles have become a must-feature for starting more than one app at a time, quickly, half blindly starting some app. Slim is the only recent ROM with that feature.

I couldn't find this ROM via google easily, because I was searching for "slimLP hlte". This one here seems to have Slim kiss, something?

Whatever, I love that ROM. In the thread soemone was use the quick customized settings tiles. I wasn't able to find them though, where are they? I could add tiles, but not a "custom" one.

Slim so far has been a BIG time saver in allowing to start apps faster and even showing me with a colored percentage text that my phone is charging. Simple things thta allow you to spend less time on the phone for trivial tasks.

I didn't search for it in the thread but I noticed that the lockscreen shortcuts have been eliminated mostly. Slimkat had 7 extra targets. With the custom tiles in the notfication bar that is easy to work around though.

Another thing about the lockscreen is the widget thing. There is no way to get a widget to the lockscreen? Particularly I used "chronus" to display the time, calendar, alarm clock, calendar week on the lock screen.

While at it, I would just ask for more features:laugh::

- colored statusbar Icons. That way you can distinguish easily different apps in your statusbar. The app openkeychain and openbmap scanner look pretty similar if I'm one meter away from the phone. If colored, my eye would be able to distinguish directly.

- Lockscreen widgets

- silent mode

- theming support (I've never really tried "layers", but the theming from CM works pretty good).

- lockscreen targets, even thoguh custom tiles supercede them. Nice to have though.

- use homebutton in locked mode as long-press to switch on the flashlight. currently I'm using xposed for that and friends are always amazed when I get the phone out of the pocket and switch on the flashlight without doing anything on the screen.

- Better GPS notification: In Jelly bean there was a GPS Icon that was blinking while searching for a fix. Informative, because I know that the accuracy is low. The current icon is not blinking but simply there, I just see that an app is using GPS, not whether it is searching. This is particularly important as I do wifi scanning with openwlanmap, openpmap and mozilla stumbler at once. I don't want to check the app, but quickly see the blinking icon in the statusbar to spot that I cannot scan right now.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] encho:
Most of the things you listed are not trivial, as they are limited by the Lollipop implementation. For example lockscreen widgets are not possible anymore, unless you use custom lockscreen from the Play Store. This rom supports layers, and they can not co-exist with the CM Theme Engine - it is one or another.

Problem is - Slim is still under heavy development - it is early beta, and features are still being added. Even if I add a feature, it will be overwritten on next update. My version stays close to the original, with extra Layers support, custom kernel, and several performance tweaks. So at this stage it is best to contact the Slim team directly, at their G+ page and see if it is possible to add a feature or two.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] foxtaur:
keep up the good work with this rom, I'm alternating between orion and this one, went back to slimLP(due to less security implementation...... allows for piracy apps and such ya know) and still impressed about this kernel.

It be sweet to have the alucard hotplugging system though (its really good for listening to music while in low power suspended mode)

NB = sorry encho, had to mention it again. Honestly anything extra would be icing on the cake. Future stuff to include would perhaps be nice to have KCAL,francisco franco's MAKO multicore hotplug and the trip-n-driod I/0 scheduler. (i loved it cuz it was sorta a cross between deadline and noop)

And whoever hasn't tried layers, it's soo much better than CM engine. Sometimes CM engine has a tendency to crash. Also after installing soo many CM themes the system can slow down
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] encho:
My new kernel includes alucard hotplug. Available on PAC Rom only atm. There's test build of Slim, but doesn't include layers.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] foxtaur:
Dude that's just "primo to the extremo"

You won't regret alucard hotplug it's just that battery friendly during sleep mode.

I'm not sure if KCAL can be included but it gives more control for when temperature on color display starts to screw up and become warmer.

CF-lumen does the trick and so will altering the live display but doing the implementation at the kernel level speeds up the system

NB = I actually thought my display for the longest time was damaged when it became warmer(had a yellow hue)

It turns out overtime the AMOLED's color calibration becomes screwey.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] gaya4:
I went there to at least add my two cents to the german translation. Feature requests are however a bit difficult to find. I'd better search again.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] encho:
New kernel version includes KCAL. Available on Broken Rom only atm.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] foxtaur:
OMG yes!!!!!!!!!!!! just tried it on latest Broken-rom, the difference is hugely noticeable (with live display turned off and no cf-lumen required)

Don't notice any impact on performance whatsoever and I can fine tune my display with greater accuracy. Changing color temperature is extremely flexible now
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] encho:
Sorry I never used it before, what do you use to tweak it?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] foxtaur:
I use an app called color control.

http://downloads.codefi.re/savoca/kcal

Kernel Auditor has settings but without a still image to properly compare its trial and error that way

Here's a video tutorial but for a nexus 6, it works for note 3 now that there' KCAL integration

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dESlxM9izxk

By default I keep the display on the cool side but use twilight to setup a profile to warm display during nighttime to avoid eye-strain at night.

A lot of people are OK with using cf-lumen alone for color control but KCAL kicks its ass hands down. No performance hit, better color control, has contrast and saturation control.

Also I make sure to disable live display under system.mui setings, it's not needed
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] foxtaur:
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update : I'm not sure how warm each of your displays are but from other forums there were complaints of displays becoming warmer or yellow as time progressed or were yellow from the start.

Mine started cool and progressed to yellow. (Curiously about the same time I updated my n900w8 bootloader and modem to DOC4 in preparation for lollipop roms ) Just soo glad KCAL fixes this for sure.

My settings are as followed:

red ----> 237

green ----> 218

Blue ------> 256

saturation ---> 97

value ----> 142

contrast ----> 137

Hue-----> 22

I believe your mileage will vary to attain a cold display. When I compare the n900w8 screen to that of an equivalent n9005 "cold" display. The whites stand out the way they should during daytime, no yellow, in fact KCAL makes my screen look really nice and super bright when calibrated right.

Let me know if this behavior occurred to you guys. Does your display overtime turn yellow? If so what causes it?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] encho:
New build 'back to basics' is here! I really missed the good old Slim: light, fluid and battery friendly. Somewhere along the line I have changed the focus to add few more features, causing it not to be that light anymore, impacting two other components as well (battery and smoothness).

This build is completely resynced from the scratch, and when it comes to the rom itself it is pretty much as vanilla as they come. Meaning no layers (for now) or other features added. Features will be there, but thoroughly tested not to impact any of the three premises above, added one at the time. Therefore, this rom is not for everyone. If you are looking for feature xyz, there are plenty of great roms out there. If you are looking for no-hassle light rom, this is the place.

As for the kernel, it is built from original Slim hlte kernel with only few features added, namely: full f2f2 support, ntfs support, KCAL. This kernel will remain light, fast and stable, to live up to the rest of the rom.

Both kernel and rom built with UBER TC, 4.8 for compatibility and stability reasons. Lets begin this journey together. :D
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] piats:
Yes thank you that is basically what SlimROMs stand for + their quality features

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[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] phaleg:
Could I safely install this ROM on a n900w8?

Do I need to perform anything in addition to the normal procedure in order to get everything working with wind Canada (eg: radio, baseband, settings...) ???

Thanks
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] svbarbosa:
Love this "back to basics".

The only feature I will miss is Layers.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] encho:
You should only flash and enjoy. [emoji1] I hope.

It will come eventually, but not before I make sure this is rock stable.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] svbarbosa:
This build is rock stable and quite fast.

[MENTION=2734070]encho[/MENTION] you made the right move. Great job! :good::good::good:
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] encho:
I missed that feeling of having something new, lol. I am getting great battery as well, only drain comes from wifi (no drain if it is off). I am updating the drivers right now, let's see if this improves it even further.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] TeddyKhalifa:
Can I, somehow, install layer or cm theme on this rom? That's the only feature I really need
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] scoobyjenkins:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=62747059

Tapatalked that shiznit.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] TeddyKhalifa:
I wanted to test this latest build now so I'd need it now ? Bit than I guess the answer is no I can't do it by myself
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] scoobyjenkins:
Guess not! [MENTION=2734070]encho[/MENTION] does also build many other roms that could put you on if you can't bear the hideous white LP UI

Tapatalked that shiznit.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] TeddyKhalifa:
I know but they aren't slimed , just Basic. Just needed this based with layer or cm theme so I guess I have to wait and stick with my current rom
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] encho:
Layers shouldn't cause any instabilities, at least in theory. So I hope to have them soon, maybe early next week. Provided that this build remains as it is while using.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] svbarbosa:
Slim builds comparison

Here are my test results for the latest build.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] encho:
Great job, nice to see the comparison with previous builds. It definitely feels faster and smother.

FYI http://www.xda-developers.com/slimroms-is-back-to-life-for-real-this-time/
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Benji1983:
This is my result (with stock settings) great job to developer

Some features are missing but i know they will be added

Greetz Benji1983

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[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] encho:
Today's second test build includes some new kernel tweaks. Updated net drivers, enabled fast charge, modules support and few small tweaks. Compiled with 4.9 UBER TC. Running great so far.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] phaleg:
I did a clean install of 0.6 today, up to now the only thing I noticed is that you cannot move apps to SD anymore (coming from another rom)...

is it any better with these test builds you are writing about?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] redz1234:
I have been running SlimKat for months and months.. Went to Lollipop and couldnt find anything I liked and worked so I went back to SlimKat.

Saw your rom, decided to give it a shot and loving this back to the basics rom.. Working flawless on my phone.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] encho:
It is complaining about the storage space, I'll have closer look. Never used that feature, that's why it went under the radar.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] instrumental:
Damit, this build is fast and smooth as hell, great Job!!

I hope the wifi drain will be fixed soon as my battery is dying in no time :P
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] TeddyKhalifa:
Is this a bug or are just u experiencing this issue?

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Short question about fast charge.. Does it mean I can charge with AC at 1900 or 2000mah or is it just for USB connection
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] encho:
It is fixed in a new build.

It applies to both, whatever is the maximum from the source and if supported. More info:

https://github.com/ench0/kernel_samsung_hlte/commit/bcec69f9eef41fafbe987faf9ed398c05c0268f7
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] TeddyKhalifa:
Ok thanks ?is the new build with Wi-Fi drain fix already up?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] encho:
It is in testing folder. Not sure if it's stable yet, as it is built with 4.9 TC. You're welcome to test, but it would require clean flash. I am currently trying to decide between the two toolchains, whether to go for tried and tested or one or new, slightly faster, not necessarily less stable.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] TeddyKhalifa:
Ok no problem. I always do a clean flash so no problem here. But I guess theme isn't supported yet in the test build or is it? Because like to put a dark theme on my roms. Looks better and good for battery
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] encho:
Theme support coming hopefully next week. Need to see first if this is stable enough.

If you're flashing new build, hold on for an hour or so, building Slim 0.7 atm.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] encho:
I missed those flat lines. Very stable drain.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] TeddyKhalifa:
What sot did u get on this cycle

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Is it possible just to post a link for the kernel with fast charge support?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] phaleg:
Thanks!

It says there isn't enough space, but it is over 20GB available and I did that in cm several times in the past. SD is in FAT32, just in case it matters
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] TechnoAnder:
Good work, the Kernel is great, thanks. :D
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] encho:
Seems some kind of permission issue, I have f2fs with same problem. What's the Rom that has it working, so I can find the commit?

Edit: found it here, it was apparently known issue for some roms. Next build should have it.

Around 4 hours, which is a lot for my almost 2 year old battery. I was getting 3 hrs or less till now.

Edit: I'll upload it to kernel folder, and name it slim v1.1.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] encho:
To anyone who downloads Slim 0.7 build: please report if you have Google Play Services fc. I do have it with dirty flash, but it goes away if I clear the G. P. Services data.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Benji1983:
trying now

thx you for this great rom

btw is there any changelog for 0.7 ?

greetz benji1983
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] piats:
That has been happening to me with other roms too so I would say it's more likely related to GApps or G play services.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] encho:
Yes, but it doesn't happen if I compile it with 4.8 TC, that's what I want to test - although not sure is there any benefit of going 4.9 or higher.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] piats:
[MENTION=2734070]encho[/MENTION] have you ever looked up lean kernel. Idk how but the way Imoseyon has included color control is simply awesome. I mean that blue/cool color temperature is something I personally prefer

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[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] encho:
How is it controlled, through third party app? I already have KCAL included, controlling various aspects of screen.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] piats:
It's implemented in kernel. Yes kcal is good but it doesn't create same "coolness".
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Benji1983:
build 0.7 got google play fc (with slim 1.1 kernel) but deleting its data its done with the problem nice work

greetz benji1983
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] svbarbosa:
It happened to me on latest 0.6 test build. Did not go away even after wiping Play Services data. Only stopped with clean flash.

Just downloaded 0.7 build. Flashing now.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] encho:
Hmm, I'll have a look. KCAL is also implemented in kernel, but lean has built in script to control that tweak, while KCAL can be controlled by GUI. I hope there is no conflict between the two.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Lyokacanthrope:
Getting Play services crash even after a clean flash...

On the latest test build, N900W8, latest slim gapps.

I'll get and get a logcat if it starts happening again. (Disappears after a reboot for a short while...)
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] encho:
So I made a new build, back to 4.8 TC, kernel still 4.9. It is in the main folder. Major changes from last build (I'm not talking about test builds) are in the kernel, that fixes drain issues and brings fast charge.

No Google services fcs anymore.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] phaleg:
Exactly, it was from Temasek.

One more thing I have noticed today... There are problems in connecting to my usual home wireless... oddly my nexus connects, same as the laptop I am using.

Note cannot, even rebooting or doing ON/OFF on the wireless switch.

Yesterday it did work when I flashed, then this morning I tested 3G/H+ on data, after that it was not possible to connect to any wifi anymore... I tried also the free ones in the city
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] encho:
Have you tried latest build? WiFi issues should be gone.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] AppleFanboy98:
Is this rom good for daily use? and whats the ost on this rom
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] encho:
It is. You can expect 4 to 5 hours depending on usage.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] btvolta:
I haven't tried this yet, but was wondering if TRDS is implemeted? I see that in the op, it says layers hasn't been added yet, but I see a dark dialer and settings in the thumbs.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] encho:
Those are old screenshots, we'll have layers soon.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] phaleg:
Beta 0.7 right ?

Which android 5.1.1 r x? Just curious !
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] encho:
Yes, not in the test folder. It is r16.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] manne48:
hi,

is this http://host.farend.net/android/Slim/Slim-hlte-5.1.1.beta.0.7-UNOFFICIAL-20150912-2007.zip the last or newest version of SlimRom?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Benji1983:
yes it is
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] phaleg:
Yes, it is

Just flashed it over the previous wipe with caches wipes only

I had few play services force closes, now they stopped

Will the fix to move apps to SD be in the next build?

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Force closes increased, almost impossible to use it
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] piats:
/format system
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] piats:
[MENTION=2734070]encho[/MENTION] can you add full f2fs support?

System partition is ext4, data and cache are f2fs.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] TeddyKhalifa:
Sry Idk why but I just can't find it ?? Do u have a direct link.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] encho:
I can add that, although I haven't tested it yet. My data and sdcard are f2fs.

http://host.farend.net/android/Kernel/e3-slim-v1.1.zip
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] encho:
That. And flash Rom again and no need to wipe data.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] TeddyKhalifa:
Finally!! Thank u very much ?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] piats:
Sorry maybe I haven't paid enough attention to this detail but is that e3-slim-v1.1 same kernel as latest build v0.7 uses?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] encho:
Yes, he just asked for the latest kernel and I extracted it from the latest build.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] phaleg:
Ok, so in the end I should have done a clean install...

now if I format system and flash the rom again (without data), should I wipe any caches?

Should I flash gapps as well?

Thanks
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] encho:
I think there's no need for anything else. But clearing cache wouldn't hurt.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] TeddyKhalifa:
Which app can I use to control charge voltage ?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] manne48:
Flashed this ROM and after doing my settings the ROM runs perfectly,very good work,thank you Mr.Encho

Cheers

Manne

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[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] piats:
Kernel adiutor or fauxclock
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] manne48:
Kernel Aduitor. ...

from Note 3 & AudaxL
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] phaleg:
I did format /system and wipe caches, but after reboot, there was no gapps anymore...

so in the end I had to do a clean install and I did realize that apps cannot move to SD yet

May I suggest a feature? It would be nice to backup SMS directly from the stock sms app... it is a feature I have seen in some CM roms
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] encho:
I actually integrated that app to sd fix, not sure why it's not active. Will have a closer look. Can you give me the Rom name, I can use that sms app here.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] phaleg:
Temasek roms for HLTE have that SMS app that can manage backing up messages ^^
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] svbarbosa:
Running the latest build since saturday. FCs are really gone.

And going back to 4.8 TC did not affect speed. In fact it is slightly faster.

See attached Antutu figures.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Marshy919:
Holy crap this ROM is quick.

Have loved slimroms since my old GS3 :)

Amazing work my friend - easily the best ROM I have tried this year!
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] AppleFanboy98:
hey guys is this rom good? hows the battery life so far
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] TeddyKhalifa:
Just read some posts and pages back this question has been answered
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] jowett69:
this how fast note 3 should be..only down side is no function for s-pen which I bought for, anyway installing it???..stuff all that s6 crap keep it simple and fast
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] scoobyjenkins:
I think there's third party apps on Play Store

Tapatalked that shiznit.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] phaleg:
One more thing that could be useful is the advanced reboot option!

Is there a way to activate the list of recently used app that normally you get with long pressing the home button?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] solehindie:
This rom rocks! Good batter life and the rom itself is so smooth. Coming from note 4 port. Not going back to tw for a while I guess.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] instrumental:
The flat battery lines are back. That is great.

When using the phone, unfortunately, the battery consumption is pretty high. I think that is because all my cores are working permamently.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] encho:
Under Security:

Under Navigation:
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] phaleg:
Thanks a lot, that's great! :)
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] TeddyKhalifa:
Dev, did u already build theme Support ? just waiting for it to flash ?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] encho:
I'll have some time tomorrow, I hope. Layers integration + system f2fs support is planned. And I'll have a look why apps to sd is not working. I got tired of the white as well, but you can use sunglasses in the meantime. .:cool:
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] TeddyKhalifa:
Haha ?? ok thanks I'll wait wearing my glasses ?