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[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] Sapphire999:
Its 1.4 ONLY. Version 1.3 didn't have such problems, but was laggy(slow from times to times). Im posting solving instructions here too(for version 1.4 ONLY).

1)Delete googy-stweaks. Sorry, but something is incompatible there.

2)Then install ordinary stweaks from playmarket. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gokhanmoral.stweaks.app

3)+ app for configuring kernel(https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ccc71.pmw). Now screenshots what to set to make it work fine. PS. I didnt grant STweaks permanent root and its now user, not system app. Now screenshots.

4) Set values shown in screenshots. CPU and GPU problems should be solved and even battery drain isn't so critical anymore. And no lags as for me(can be different for you).

Screenshots are here: https://mega.co.nz/#!7l9B1ASS!UEs32MCILqGT_kcpk37zycboDekRKXA0JdYjevZtbbM . Hope, that it helps not only to me. And maybe googy_anas will find what's wrong. Seems like kernel itself is nice, but something messed up with configs. NO WARRANTIES! What works or doesn't work for me, doesn't seem to work or not to work for everyone. If by any accident device get damaged etc by using this instructions, it's your's and only your's fault. Use at your own risk.

Tested on SM-N910C. Any other models not tested, so result can be different depending on model.

Hope it will help somehow. Ah, yeah... Forgot to tell. I didn't touch voltages and didn't set frequencies higher then it's meant by hardware manufacturer(that all remained as it was). I'm not that crazy to risk killing my device.

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Tell me, if you cann't access screenshots for some reason.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] Toss3:
There's a problem on your end as I'm getting three day battery-life with 6h+ of screen on time. I'm guessing you are not running the right rom+modem combination. 1.4 is just awesome all around.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] Abdl:
Right Rom+modem combination you said?? Perhaps you meant Rom+kernel??
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] onbeskarakterli:
I don't know if it's mentioned already, but GPU Throttle 1 is wrong. It was wrong on early versions and it is still wrong on 1.4 version. I didn't want to mention it because it seemed so obvious. Throttle 1 should be 550 MHz and it comes set to 266 MHz. When you play a game and GPU gets hot, it will throttle your speed to the minimum.

Also LED fading blinks the LED even it is set to always on (while charging).
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] Toss3:
Nopes BL + rom + modem + kernel. You also reported some GPU issues? In what apps/games is this most apparent (haven't noticed any issues in Asphalt at least)?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] Sapphire999:
For example Real Racing 3. And I use SweetRom v14 + BOE3 modem + this kernel(v 1.4). After reconfiguring kernel with third-party apps it's back to normal state.

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May I ask, how SweetROM v 14 that always worked quite fine(with deleted all unneeded system apps) and modem that has no issues can be guilty here? And it seems like not only me had such problems. By the way, what it your phone's exact model? Is it SM-N910C? And you know, 6+ screen on time and three days of battery sounds like lie. Sorry, but I'll never believe that. Or either you use screen in manual backlight mode and minimal backlight settings, and still it's hard to believe that 6+ hrs screen on time and 3 days on one charge in total. Maybe there's something I don't know, but that's really unbelieveble. If that's really true, please tell me, how did you get such results. Thanks.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] Sapphire999:
Googy_max, by the way is there any chance to port 4.1 kernel series for that phone? On my laptop it gives incredible stability, performance and low memory usage. Guess its quite different version for android, but still. Any chances?

And is someone here who could make flashable zip for me with my stock modem? modem.bin file is here https://mega.nz/#!2kVwAI7Q!NWadYIMzr0Bvz_1rX-qIzTVUuX-mTjTs-n55VVp51hk . Just wonder, if it will make better, then Poland's one, which is not meant for my country. Mine original one was BOC 3 (SEB, Baltic). If anyone can make a flashable zip of it, would be great. Thanks a lot!
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] ahmedrehan:
May Allah be with you.. wish you a speedy recovery, man.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] andrew.mackew:
Looking forward for your full recovery and of course new updates :) :good:
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] phil.o:
Get BOC3 modem from here.

Credits [MENTION=4503214]not-i[/MENTION]

°°° tapatalked °°°
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] Turkawa:
I dont know if this thing can be "fixed" with kernel or not BUT,

Is there a way to increase the inertia of the scrolling of the lists (like Mail, System menu, etc.)

I know its a matter of opinion but i just love the smooth inertia when i lightly flick a menu,

Not talking about lag or stutter here..Talking about that greasy smooth action of lists or menus..

if its has nothing to do with kernel then just ignore....or bump me so i can delete this
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] mehdi.moha:
Every things is pefect with this kernel.

I had so many problem on ultimate kernel , specially when used wifi ... most of the time made me crazy .

Only one thing on this rom is sensable , the battery usage is a quite more than stock kernel.

Is there any suggestion ?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] andrew.mackew:
Under clock and under volt.. It will give you a bit more of juice.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] Sapphire999:
Deam... that quite bad. Seems like going from ultimate kernel to v1.4 mixes 2 kernels together causing conflicts.... any ideas how to solve that? I dont want to reinstall everything including rom from 0. Need just clean up kernel stuff somehow. So I guess all bugs come from going from ultimate kernel to this one. Flashing another kernel doesnt seem to delete the old one completely... :( why android is so stupid... linux is much better in that case

And googy-max ignore my previous bug reports. It seems like caused by kernel conflicts, mixing 2 kernels one over another
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] gabi11:
Flashed yesterday googy kernel over simple rom v4c.

Came from a stock rooted kitkat.

All looks great, very smooth and responsive.

Regarding battery life, last night the phone slept like a baby.

Today's battery was pretty much ok but not as good as it was on kitkat, but it's quite understandable considering the it was flashed only yesterday.

Great work googy, I'm so happy you chose this model over quallcom.

Thanks,

A fan from your s4 days [emoji1].

Oh and Btw, do you guys recommend of a certain way for flashing kernels or just wipe cache and dalvik after?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] Sapphire999:
Ok. Cleaned up ultimate kernel. Good performance etc. And finally found stall and battery drain reason. Reason for that was one app for music download that run loops with this kernel for some reason. So I deleted it. Now everything is perfect. Thanks for your work!
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] Tauras:
I really need an answer. What is ARCH_POWER? What are it's pros and cons? I've been looking for an answer but I couldn't find a clear explanation.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] djmax81:
Just google it for more information and its explained pretty well in Stweak setting panel :D
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] Tauras:
I googled but as I said, I couldn't find a proper explanation. And the info "for arch dependent functions" doesn't tell me anything at all.:confused:
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] djmax81:
Alright.!!!!

Fyi : its power option arch core internal Voltages + power . And no negative impacts on userbase if Enabled or Disabled .

Edited : To understand Arch power you might need to understand Android ARCH try wiki it .
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] Tauras:
What do you recommend?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] Captain Droid:
Hey guys , i am using SimplRom v4C BOE3.

Can i flash this Zip using TWRP ? Can some one give me some tips or optimized setting for Daily usage.

thank you !

and if i have to Roll back to Stock how can i do it ?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] Kaleidgalaxy:
Hello. I use the same Rom. Yes u can flash this by twrp. And daily usage? Just use the kernel by default it is optimazed just like that. When u get bored u can flash custom kernel.. ;)
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] djmax81:
Its also helps in UV so might be better idea to enabled for better performance bases . As rest is too complicated to explain details tho.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] mehdi.moha:
Have you tried to uninstall Synapse and its data and cache ?

If not , ther is a flashable file in ultimate kernel , flash that and clear chache ...

Then try to flash googy.

Good luck
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] Toss3:
My battery just died, but this was after using the flashlight for 1+ hours. Got 41hours + 6h screen on time. That was the shortest battery life I've had in a long time (since using this kernel). Going to take three days to test, but I'll post screenshots after three days (hope I don't forget). You need to remember though that battery life is entirely usage dependent so my screenshots won't really provide you with any useful information other than what I am getting with my normal usage and my installed apps. The model is SM-N910C with screen brightness set to auto (lowest auto I might add). If I spend a lot of time outside in the sun, my battery life is of course not going to be as good (boosts beyond normal max brightness).

BOE3 BL + Modem + Wanam's BOE3 rom + this Kernel + minimum auto brightness (anything else is way beyond 120 dcm).
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] Sapphire999:
Hmm, that kinda sound like amazing... how is that possible... wonder, if my battery is damaged or something... cauze I max can get 5 hrs of screen set to minimal auto and 6-7hrs total on that kernel. Hmm did check if Sweet Rom has bootloader update included. Have no idea what bootloader wersion i have.

Just checked out... ****... its boc3 bootloader over boe3 rom. Thats crazy i guess.

Ok. Flashed Wanams BL+Modem pack. Now everything on this device is BOE3. As I understood from you, that's the way is should be. So going to see now, if anything changes at all.... That bootloader (sboot.bin) doesn't play any valuable role, as far as I understand. It's only for Odin-mode flashing the device(maybe I'm wrong, who knows)

By the way, did anyone use service menu for battery reset?(call dialler type *#0228# and press button on the bottom). Any chance it will help with battery?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] grzywacz8:
GPU

what program I use to make it work this option?

"GPU Clock control (100MHz -> 800MHz)"

I use this for now : 3C cpu manager, and GPU ist inactive (CPU overclocking work's well)

Thx and sorry for my english
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] ZeroCGTI:
Yeah, maybe there's something you don't know. Our phones have OLED screens which means they turn off pixels when they need to display black. In theory, if you open a completely black .jpg or .png picture in your gallery you can have it on screen forever and the power consumption of the screen will be effectively zero (0 mWatts) because all pixels are turned off. So "SOT" isn't really helpful. For example 6 hours of internet browsing isn't the same as 6 hours watching video. Because, you know, Internet is all about white and other light colors while videos are much, much darker.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] DaReDeViL:
1.5

[12JUL] Version 1.5 :

- patched to 3.10.84

- compiled again with gcc 5.1.1

- cpufreq: minor tweaks

- Added SSwap switch (off by default) & swappiness control

- Added switch for init.d execution by kernel boot script

- A lot of ramdisk & internal scripts corrections

- Googy-Max STweaks is now installed as user app not system
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] guillemoka:
Already testing the new version. Thank you Dev
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] DaReDeViL:
Expect better battery life now that cpus sleep like babies as they are less stressed ;)

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[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] guillemoka:
Wow that sounds great! Thank you again for your great job. Keep it up
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] GilGameshn1:
You are my hero bro . Tnx
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] Sapphire999:
Here ie my kernel 1.4 stats at battery spotlight. Not good. Its all BOE3 bl + modem + sweetrom+ kernel 1.4. Will install 1.5 now and see if any difference.

Forgot to capture screen usage. It's 3hrs and 45 mins.

I'm sorry for using Russian language for screenshots, but I guess everyone knows what values and where mean. Ahh, and if you see detailed view and see very long active mode - it's Samsung's stock player plainh with a headphones.

I lied a bit about screen on time. It's even a bit less, then said above(see screenshot).
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] DaReDeViL:
Oh you will see the difference.

But seeing your screenshots I think you have 2 little problems: lte + low signal. Both are battery killers.

Btw, thank you very much for the time you spend here and your valuable reports and suggestions ;)

I also thank everyone here for the kind support in these 'hard' days [emoji106]

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[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] Tauras:
What are the pros and cons of SSWAP and init.d execution? Is it worth to turn them on?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] DaReDeViL:
Sswap switching is a personal choice but init.d switch is to avoid conflict or double execution

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[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] Sapphire999:
I did have time yet to take a look at new kernel, but if SSWAP is mean vnswap, then the difference is as following: if you use swap, then it's a bit more duty to nand drive(SSD), but it allows to hold caches above physical memory can afford. For example you have 2.77 GB RAM + 1.3 GB (or something simmilar, don't remmember) as a extra "fake-ram". On one hand it can boost reoppening the same apps, redoing the same CPU work etc. On the other hand, if swap is big (close to full) if can slow down system, cauze swap is much slower then ordinary RAM. So test it on your own. It will be individual for everyone. You have to test both and see which one better suits you. About init.d I can say nothing(don't have enough information about what it does on android. On linux it allows to turn on/turn off boot-time services, pre-run commands etc). Basically needed by experts and custom scripting. Unless you don't have something special to modify, guess you can leave it as it is(no modifications).
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] Tauras:
Wow, that explains a lot. Thank you for spending your time explaining this to me :D :good:
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] Sapphire999:
Thanks a lot for a new kernel :) Will also post new screenshots of 1.5 kernel and any bugs found(if there is such). Yeah, LTE is bad signal, but that's my network carrier's fault and there's nothing I can do with it. It's always been like that. So it doesn't affect comparing results(mean the same phone and different kernels) cauze signal is the same bad :D And you're welcome :) I'm always glad to test and report different staff for that phone, especially to say, your's kernel is the best alive :) So thanks once again for your work ;)

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Also count on, that just setting SWAP on/off isn't all. Where is also swappiness value, that specifies how agressively system will try to use swap.

Behaviour is as following: Value close to Zerro, will tell system to avoid using swap as much as possible(big chance it doesn't use it at all then),

Big value will tell opposite - try to swap(cache) everything that possible. You can run terminal app and type "free" there to see how much swap used at the moment. You have to balance that value depending on your needs, but that's a matter of experiments. I don't recommend it to set it extmerelly high. The value 130 is system default and on most cases it's avarage OK.

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Hmm... So do you reccomend init.d to keep on or off? Which one avoids double execution?

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I have also one nice thing to offer for the next release. That should be amazing. On CPU panel in googy-max STweaks you could add next values: 1)max active cores for a screen-on time (non-overridable for other apps, otherwise that will be pointless), so it can play on battery life in cost of performance(depending on what users set); 2) The same max active cores for screen-off time(idea is an optional A57 taking down in case no big background task running, or user doesn't care of sleep time performance); 3) and the third value is the same CPU 1- max and min freq and CPU2 max and min freq, but which screen being off option.(when user turns off screen). I guess we could place a vote, if users think it's a good options and needed, or not. As far as I see, it could make a really supper kernel allowing varing power management from best performance up to best powersaving. Have no idea, if that's a big work to do.

It's just a suggestion up to now. :)
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] Abdl:
I believe you are having a bad kernel & rom combo. You should try another rom and see. I easily get nearly 5 hrs SOT.

Anatolia rom or SimpleRom are good

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The only issue i am facing with this awesome kernel is the Recent multitask button. Its supposed to be faster but mine became even worse.

Im on H by the way. Other than that best kernel for Note 4
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] Tauras:
Any plans to add hotplugging? Not sure if that can save battery but it was fun back in the Note II days with AGNi kernel.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] Phelicks:
What are the speed and battery friendly settings?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] Abdl:
Yes i mean recent apps next to home button. Its Slow at first trigger,then smooth subsequently.

Sswap is off.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] Sapphire999:
Hmmm... Strange. This time you have lags, but on my phone it's SUPER SMOOTH AND AMAZINGLY FAST. More over CPU stays cool somehow.

I'll try sending out to you my config. Maybe you missed something... Also check RAM. Doesn't it fill it to the end? Type free on console.(busybox needed). See there free ram. It can lag in case you're out of RAM. In that case you need to set vm.min_free_kbytes=12000 somehow. Images of my config coming.

NOTE!!! Last two screenshots(in Russian, white backgroud) is entering Developer Mode(Developer Settings). There on "Hardware Processing"(maybe translation is not correct) find "Force 2D Hardware acceleration". Can help in case of graphics lags(slow rendering etc), since CPU is no good for graphics rendering. And on Googy-Max STweaks check that if you use Samsung's SoundAlive/AdaptSound or V4A or similar custom audio system, that ALL GAPS TAKEN AWAY, since it can cauze software level conflicts with unpredictable behaviour(starting from no sound, up to app and/or system crash). By default it would be great, if all these gaps are unchecked, till the moment user uses only googy sound mixer and no custom sound systems and no Samsung's SoundAlive/AdaptSound.

If all these doesn't help - try turning on swap. Maybe you simply run out of memory. Also make sure, that you don't use Googy-Max STweaks + custom app(s) for kernel and/or system vm configurations, cauze they easily go into conflict mode overriding each other's settings.

With all these settings I get outstanding performance(I didn't touch or change any of voltages settings either I didn't overclock anything, so everything not marked on screenshots left a default values. My opinion is no good to overcloack hardware or play with voltages since possible hardware damage, if set wrong), very smooth and fast. No lags. Battery not tested yet, will let you know tommorow about battery status, but since phone is cool as ice, seems like CPU and GPU usage are much more optimized in this release. If I get the same low battery stats, then it's possible that either mainboard components are damaged, or simply battery is damaged(since my stats are very different from the top posted here: 6hrs+ screen and 3 days overal runtime. And since it's already third phone(2 previous ones had hardware damages like mainboard's short-circuit etc, it will not much surprise me, and that's why I recommend to avoid overcloaking CPU/GPU or changing volts. Possibly, you're more lucky, who knows :) )

Let me know, if anything of these lelps. Also I use Greenify to take garbage apps processes to suspend mode(Xposed installed and granted to Greenify). Try my settings, and see if anything changes.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] jmcostales:
Just installed Googy Max 1.5 2 hours ago and have 50,159 on Antutu.

If you check my earlier posts regarding this kernel, you can see that I did not encounter any "life threatening" phone/performance issues. Battery life has always been great, actual performance is smooth as ever.

I am not a techie guy and I don't understand all the terms you guys are quoting. Heck, I don't even touch or open stweaks that much.

The best combo for me has always been Wanam Lite V2.3 + this kernel. All BOE3.

Or maybe, I just got a good SM-N910C unit. :)

[MENTION=1897326]googy_anas[/MENTION] , I appreciate all your efforts on the development of this kernel. We are all thankful and appreciative of what you do!
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] Sapphire999:
Possibly you got just the better unit. As told before, I got two phones replaced over warranty(one of them was rooted). Two phones resulted in died mainboard, first one - short-circuit somewhere, the second one just died during charging time(fully charged itself and without any voice/pic etc turned off. Me and service workers failed to revive it(for unknown reason all electronics died). Here in Estonia these phones come from UK, but software tells it's made in Vietnam. So, no comments. Maybe you got a better luck. If new kernel gives me the same low result of battery, will go for testings again, cauze then it's reasonable to suspect hardware/battery damage. Ahh, And by the way, all these 3 phones I got came with broken firmware on board, that in 3-4 weeks of usage overheated and damaged device(early KitKat 4.4 firmware). So Samsung suck, as it always does ahahah :D

Hmm, I better delete this to avoid accidents etc. If someone has warranty problems with device since knox warranty void - write PM. will explain what to do to get warranty back.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] DaReDeViL:
Glad you like it ;)

I suspect YOU are the harmful in the story as the shiny well healthy poor phones come to your "tender" hands and meet death ! Nice theory huh ? [emoji14]

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