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[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] drmoeed:
I flashed .tar philz touch recovery through Odin ...

But got the error message ...

Nope ... I have unlocked N920I ...
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] bill340:
How can I get a deodexed rom for n920i?
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] drbveb88:
You may have to delete the. Md5 at the end of the tar file. Some of the kernels we (tmobile) have had some weird issues on odin.

I am also using 3.10.7, you may need to upgrade your odin.

Im using twrp, so i have not flashed philz yet.

~ Ladies.. Its not a beer belly, thats the pride we have swallowed over all these years."
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] sshafranko:
Did you turn on OEM Unlock in Settings/Developer Options?
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] Bofahad:
Thank you , mine is sm-n920c where should i get a deodexed rom ??
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] drmoeed:
I missed this step buddy ...

I'm away right now ... would flash again the moment I reach back ...

Thanks ...

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@arter97

Thanks for this awesome Kernel ...

Do you have any plans for releasing ROM for Note 5 anytime soon ???
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] arter97:
I actually don't own a Note 5.

I'm developing this kernel without owning myself one.
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] drmoeed:
I cant flash the recovery ...

The process completes normally and phine reboots after recovery flash but when i reboot recovery, it is still stock recovery ... :(
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] danon.brown:
Is fading led automatic? How do you enable or disable it?
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] almony8:
Any plans on working up a kernel for the n920p? I saw others ask before but haven't seen a reply
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] jthrasher47:
Yup your wrong buddy. Stock Does have that issue to.. I did absolutely nothing to make Wi-Fi calling have that error
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] BBCHAMPs:
Anyone having deep sleep issues? Basically the phone is in my pocket for an extended period of time, then the only way to relieve text messages is to send one or call someone theneeds all of the messages come through at once. Really weird
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] suzook:
That's amazing. Any plans to add gamma and color controls?
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] Bofahad:
Hey guys where can i find a deodexed rom for note 5 ???
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] Crushader:
There's none at the moment for model N920I and N920C, I'm desperate for one as well, was thinking of doing it myself but it is way to complicated after reading the guides. So just wait patiently, there will be one soon for sure

And if you are on T-Mobile, there's already a deodexed rom on T-Mobile Note 5 forum.
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] KOLIOSIS:
Just flashed this kernel on the T-Mobile US (SM-N920T) :

Placed kernel & BETA SuperSU-2.49,zip on phone storage.

Flashed TWRP 2.8.7.1 Alpha_N920.tar.md5 in ODIN 3.10.7

Once phone re-booted,booted back into TWRP Recovery & flashed SuperSU & Arter97 kernel.

Everything looks OK to me,I have root.

Just a BTW,as others have posted,I believe:

If you just flash the SuperSU.zip,you will boot loop,tried it myself just for info purposes & maybe saving others from the trouble.

Just flash both kernel & SuperSu one right after the other & then reboot to system (normal boot/reboot) & you'll be OK.

:good: A big THX to Arter97 :good:,I'll be showing my appreciation via PayPal by weeks end........
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] Chord_Hugo87:
lol live 20 min from there
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] tnick84:
It sucks I leave next month...heading home to Florida. It's been an amazing experience living on oahu!

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I'm pretty sure it's off. Could you give a little guidance on where to find it in setting...they keep moving crappie around it seems lol
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] sshafranko:
Settings/applications /Phone
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] arter97:
8.0-alpha2 is way more stable than I had expected.

I encourage many of you to try it out.

(But still, back-up before you do.)
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] Megaflop666:
It was very stable. Did you see my post about deep sleep though? It was not going into deep sleep on alpha 2 but is going into deep sleep on alpha 1.

Is your phone going into deep sleep?
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] aamirleo55:
i had tried almost all the versions of arter kernel, v 7.0 results most stable
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] fitusv:
Well, hello everyone, I work overnights been using 8.0 alpha 2 all night long making calls and so far haven't had any problems at all, using tekxodus rom, it is very stable for me so far, keep it up alter
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] luckylui:
6&7 are awesome. Will try 8.0a2 now!
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] Zanr Zij:
Hi [MENTION=4898097]arter97[/MENTION],

Thanks for your kernel! I tried your kernel about 2 days on N920k. Although only v8 alpha1 and 2 work with it but I have no main problem so far. Today, after flash back to stock, the phone auto update to latest Rom include new bootloader. This make me can not flash your v7.1 recovery ( also TWRP ). Flashed successfully by odin but it still stock recovery.

Seem Samsung found the way prevent user flash custom recovery. Could you update your recovery to work with newer bootloader? Thank you!

Phone: N920K

Old Rom : AOI8

New Rom ( auto update by Samsung ): AOJ3 come with AOJ4 bootloader
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] luckylui:
Okay, tried 8.0 Alpha-2 and was experiencing reboots at the home screen.. wiped cache and dalvik as well. Not sure what the problem could be.. went back to 7.0.
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] pratik_193:
I get around 90% + of deep sleep.. No issues here..
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] luckylui:
8.0 did some heavy ass kicking, Lol. I tried going back to 7.0 after the 8.0 and it gave me the same issue as 8.0. Good thing I had a nand! Not sure what caused the issue from 7.0 then going to 8.0 and then back to 7.0..
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] danon.brown:
Sleeping here without any issues.
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] androidkid27:
Installed 7.0 on my phone and it completely turned into a break thank God I knew how to use Odin to restore my phone back. If there's any help out there on installing please let me know
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] Fightoffyoredeamons:
I would check the 1st post thats always a good place to start.
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] emulatorx:
8.0alpha 2 seems to be chewing up battery, I barely made 6 hours today with casual/normal usage. Otherwise runs good no other issues.
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] Goody68:
Agreed! I went back to 7.0, its been very stable with good battery life!
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] cornelito:
Any plan to continue developing this awesome kernel for dual-sim N9208 ?
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] Megaflop666:
Well I'm not sure what's causing it for me. If I goto alpha 2 my phone doesn't ever go into deep sleep, switch back to alpha 1 and instantly get deep sleep.

Alpha 1:

Alpha 2:
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] bdorr1105:
This must be flashed with Philz or Clockwork MOD Only???? That is still the case, I was trying to flash with TWRP and my phone would not boot, had ODIN flash a kernel to get back up and running
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] danon.brown:
I've flashed every version with twrp with no issues.
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] bdorr1105:
Yea so my phone totally bricked and would not boot using TWRP, I am using the TMobile Note 5

This is where I got it from http://arter97.com/browse/exynos7420/kernel/7.2/g920tw8/
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] apd:
G920 is S6 not Note 5

It even lists the phones and model numbers on the site - be careful.

Probably not bricked - may only need to flash correct kernel - for Note 5. You may have to flash stock rom and then start again if it won't boot with correct kernel.
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] bdorr1105:
LOL could have happened to anyone...Thanks

Edit: I am going to flash 7.1 now, Nah I just flashed noble through ODIN and my phone booted agian
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] danon.brown:
You're not the first one to do that. I posted that 7.2 wasn't for the note 5 a couple pages back.
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] bdorr1105:
I just missed the g
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] Megaflop666:
Works perfectly fine with twrp.
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] bdorr1105:
Yea I know this now, I flash the wrong version
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] N4Solomon:
Been a user from day one and I was just wondering if anyone has noticed any differences in the performance of the Fingerprint scanner from 4.x all the way up to 8.x.
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] sshafranko:
Highest i flashed so far is 6.0. Yes i def noticed an improvement from 4.2 to 6.0. 100% but not sure if it's kernel related or i maybe got better at using it. It works after 1 try 9 out of 10 times whereas when i was using kernel v4.2 most of the time i had to do it twice. Could just be me tho
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] pratik_193:
Install latest kernel, dont touch the phone for atleast 30 mins, check GSAM / wakelock detector & share the screenshot if possible..

I am having almore more than 90% deep sleep with 8 beta 2
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] Caillin:
I flashed 8.0 Alpha 2 over Alpha 1 and having no troubles whatsoever. Everything is still nice and fast.
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] sohebq:
7.0 seems to be draining more battery compared to 5.0 i feel.
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] kumbangdesa:
+1
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] q004:
+1

From my N9208
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] Caillin:
Actually, after using 8.0 Alpha 2 for the day, and switching back to 7.0 stable, 7.0 definitely feels quicker.
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] Megaflop666:
I've already done All that. I let it settle in and do its thing for a day. There's no unusual wake locks and no reason I can come up with for the strange behavior between the two. Those pics were just quick examples so arter didn't think I was going crazy. One settles in quickly and goes to sleep, the other never settles in and goes to sleep.
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] arter97:
I've done some interesting benchmarks targeting semi-realworld situations which are not measurable with traditional benchmarking apps such as Antutu or PCMark, similar to the I/O scheduler benchmarks I've done earlier but with automated tool this time.

I used adb to automate and measure those 2

1. Repeatedly turning on and off the screen 100 times

2. Open up 25 apps sequentially and repeat it 5 times

And just in case, I've uploaded the scripts I've used to GitHub :

https://github.com/arter97/android_autobench

Versions below 3.0 were excluded as those do not support back-to-n0t3, which I'm currently using.

Versions that doesn't have significant changes in performance were excluded.

5.0 had a feature that returns cached memory to available memory to increase memory efficiency thus decreasing screen-on delay. Turns out it was making it worse, by a significant margin.

Future releases had it improved a bit, and that feature was removed all together on 7.0+.

There are only I/O scheduler changes in 5.0 -> 6.0, which is a switch from FIOPS to ROW.

The test itself was done with all apps and background services killed, so judging by the fact that FIOPS has an advantage over ROW on single-threaded read performance, it explains why, this test case in particular, ROW has a worse score.

In real-world, 6.0 is faster than 5.0(as I demonstrated in earlier I/O scheduler benchmark video). And thus, the second test's result can be perceived as my kernel's application launching speed was increased every time as the version goes up.

This test shows that 8.0-alpha2 is quite solid. (And I'm quite happy about it)

And there's actually one more interesting conclusion.

The ~150 commits applied to 8.0-alpha2 were taken from Qualcomm.

And these commits can be easily found in many S808,810 kernels.

I've found most of these commits on the LG G4. That explains why LG G4 surprisingly has very good real-world performance.

On the contrary, OnePlus 2 doesn't have any those commits as it's based on old Qualcomm's kernel.

That explains why OnePlus 2, despite it has S810 over the slower G4's S808, had much slower performance in this PhoneBuff speed-test(which I personally prefer):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JV8LlTxcIvY

This again proves Samsung lacks in software while Qualcomm does cutting-edge changes like (snap-snap-snap-snap)crazy, stabilizing it and opening it for manufacturer to go apply it.

It's a pity that our devices, which CLEARLY has a HUGE advantage over S808/810 hardware, doesn't perform as well as what we expect from such amazing hardware.
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] androidkid27:
Yeah the same thing happened to me when I flash 7.0. How would I flash 7.0 using twrp?

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I'm still rocking an old beta kernel
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] TEOKARAFOU:
[MENTION=4898097]arter97[/MENTION]

Excellent conclusion, and review of the kernels you released until now .

Note 5 N920C <<DN5 v3.1>>
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] arter97:
Stable 8.0 is now live.

8.0

Updated to Linux 3.10.92
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] aukhan:
Wow Great.
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] babaroye:
Thank you for the update. Now running stable 8.0. Will let you know if any issues.

Sent from my SM-N920T using the XDA Free mobile app

ROOTED

Model: SM-N920T

ROM: fOrEvErLoCo's BrEaKdOwN R2.6 [10/27/15]

Kernel: arter97-kernel-n920tw8-8.0
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] pcriz:
Folks have to pay a lot more attention to what you are flashing. Phone model naming conventions are not designed for end-user consumption but what we are doing is out of the normal scope of design. This means its even more important to have some attention to detail when flashing. No a kernel won't brick you and Samsung is pretty fool proof with Odin but if you guys are going to stay in the flashing game, the next thing you flash on your next device (or even this one) might not be so forgiving..

If you don't know for sure, then ask. Check and double check.
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] daftlush:
Or phone /settings.
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] sshafranko:
I dont like that way. Its too easy?
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] anmolkakkar:
[MENTION=4898097]arter97[/MENTION] Can we request the support of dual sim for N920C Dual sim users?

Been eagerly waiting for arter's kernel! :'(
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] Megaflop666:
[MENTION=4898097]arter97[/MENTION] .. have been on the v8 durable kernel since you dropped it. 0% deep sleep, 100%awake, and it hangs for about 30 seconds on a black screen for power off and reboots.

Darth stalker v4 firmware

No xposed, no other mods
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] aukhan:
Just flashed 8.0 will check it but as per your feedback is guess I shall roll back to 7.0 I am also on darthv4.

SM920G - Scribbled from Note 5!
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] Megaflop666:
[MENTION=5132493]aukhan[/MENTION] - It's the weirdest thing. It only does it on v8 alpha 2 and the new release v8. None of the other arter kernels. Please let me know if it does it for you as well.
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] namfat:
Hi mate.

I updated to new base OJ5 for my N920C device last week and I can flash recovery and kernel from v6 to v8 as well. So I think, SS lock boatloader only prevent you to downgrade from new base to old one (I tried to downgrade but phone has no baseband and IMEI).

I don't have N920K but you can try to reflash Stock OJ3, full wipe and try again v8.

Cheers

Sent from my SM-N920C

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You have N920C dual sim version? I think dual sim is N9200 or N9208 model.

Sent from my SM-N920C
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] anmolkakkar:
Yes buddy.

I have a N920C Dual sim. Kindly refer to the screenshot attached.

So my question would still be that will the N920C Dual sim users, get arter's kernel? :(

Request [MENTION=4898097]arter97[/MENTION] to add the SM-N920C dual sim support in his alpha/beta version of kernel and i am ready to test it.:good:
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] guaneet:
have you tried a clean install?
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] namfat:
Oh that's strange. Could you pls take more screenshot about software information.

Sent from my SM-N920C
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] Megaflop666:
Yup
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] hshah:
N920C Dual SIM version is N920CD. I have that one and wish [MENTION=4898097]arter97[/MENTION] would bring back Dual SIM support.

I currently don't use my second SIM slot so have flashed v7 of the kernel.
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] luckylui:
8.0 stable let me into the system as opposed to 8.0 alpha 2. I will test and report! 7.0 did me well along with 6.0 :)
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] Abu-khulzat:
+1
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] Chord_Hugo87:
deep sleep works fine on Forever loco
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] namfat:
Yes I know, this is Note 5 Duos.

http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_note5_duos-7508.php
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] guaneet:
have you tried to flash the latest supersu beta? what's the battery drain overnight? like +20%? also check to see if "always scanning" is enabled under wifi. just saying random stuff lol :P
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] anmolkakkar:
Here you go with the screenshot!

Also, I am experiencing a terrible battery drain, even after installing ROM through ODIN and doing factory reset/wiping cache and what not. Hopeless stock ROM optimization on the Latest OJ5 version. :mad:

So the reason of asking here and wondering if the custom kernel maybe able to help us in reducing that! :crying:
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] pratik_193:
Does anyone know what is "13930000.decon_fb" under kernel wakelock?
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] Abu-khulzat:
As far as I know, this is the screen wakelock. Just compare with your screen on time, it should be the same.
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] Megaflop666:
Very random stuff. I've done all simple to moderate stuff to resolve it. It's a change arter made on alpha 2 that's followed into the new release. As I've stated before, I can flash v8 alpha 1 or lower and everything works perfectly, if I flash v8 alpha 2 or newer, the problems occur.
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] aukhan:
[MENTION=4898097]arter97[/MENTION] WiFi on and kept the device Idle for about 6 hours and 30% battery drain and the idle time you could see its just 1% so the device has been awake all the time. If it was on 7.0 I am sure the I would have seen just 3% of battery drop for this idle time.

SM920G - Scribbled from Note 5!
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] BACARDILIMON:
Darth has a few tweaks. You might need to ask jovy.

BADASS NOTE 5 & 4 & LG G4
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] aukhan:
But 7.0 performs really well without any issues

SM920G - Scribbled from Note 5!
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] blackdem0n:
terrible battery drain for me too last night... i have the same issue with 8.0 kernel. no problem with 7.0

(n920c)
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] danon.brown:
[MENTION=4898097]arter97[/MENTION] are these kernels built to be ready to go as is, or do you have any recommended tweaks?
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] buitruclam:
[MENTION=4898097]arter97[/MENTION] V8 wifi may be not good. Alpha 2 ok.
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] luckylui:
No issues for me on 8.0, 8.0 Alpha 2 wouldn't even let me into the system without rebooting every time. 8.0 is holding strong like 7.0 but a hell lot better!! Sleeping like a baby and everything is fluent. Using Rapture Rom v1.1 with xposed and a few other mods installed. :)
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] arter97:
Post wakelock info(preferably BetterBatteryStat's kernel/partitial) rather than battery graph screenshot.

That is not helpful at all.
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] SeVIIn:
My battery is draining at 6% an hour while not in use at all, was normally around 1% until I flashed 8.0, not sure whats up, nothing appears out of place and even the wakelocks seem the same.
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] N4Solomon:
I think so too. On alpha 2 my WiFi would connect almost instantly to the campus WiFi which would usually take forever to get an ip address on 6.0 or 7.0. (Tested in different areas on campus)
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] Zanr Zij:
Battery Graph for you with v8.0 final! I lost 0% or maybe 1% in about 7 hours.
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] aukhan:
Have you changed any settings ?? which ROM?
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] Zanr Zij:
I play with stock Rom, xposed installed with some modules like greenify, wanam ...

Ah I'm also trying to disable some services, receiver by My Andoroid Tool
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] Zorachus:
I've found 4.2 to still be the best for battery life.

But I have not tried 7.0 or anything above.

If I like 4.2 battery life, which newer kernel is the one to flash ?
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] panitsos:
[MENTION=4898097]arter97[/MENTION] i have basically been using 2 different roms back and forth between teks and jovy's for my note5 and using your kernel, the only problem i have been having all along is with facebook messenger, when i try to send a voice memo or record a video, there is no sound, i thought it might have been something with the roms, the other day i decided to try another kernel and the sound was working perfectly. is this something you can look at when you do an update please? thank you
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] namfat:
That's strange because our country don't have this N920C 2 SIM version.

For me ver 7.0 is very good! Try this.
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] entropism:
Maybe someone can help me out here, because I'm completely lost on what I'm screwing up here: I was running Arter's Philz touch recovery and v7.0 kernel with Darthstalker's V3 for the past few weeks on my n920T, everything was going fine. Today I went to update my ROM to v4, and figured I should upgrade the kernel to v8 while I was at it. And now, nothing loads past the splash screen.

I have, in order:

1 - Flashed Darthstalker v4, rebooted, and got stuck

2 - Went back into recovery and flashed Arter's V8 kernel. Got stuck.

3 - Wiped everything and repeated steps 1 & 2

4 - Sideloaded SuperSU beta 2.49, rebooted, and got stuck.

5 - Repeated everything a few times, got stuck each time.

6 - Out of desperation, I pushed the SuperSU beta to my phone and installed it from within Philz. Got stuck. Did the same for Arter's v7 kernel. Still stuck.

Anyone have any ideas? The only thing I DON'T want to do is wipe the SD card, as I have files on there I can't replace. I remember I had this issue last month installing v7 and Darthstalker's v3, and it was something so silly and ridiculous that finally fixed the issue. Did I write it down? Of course I didn't.

So yeah... Any help would be appreciated.
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] pcriz:
Odin stock tmo firmware?
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] blackdem0n:
it's ok for me now after wipe cache & dalvik. no battery drain tonight only -2% after 8 hours
[Galaxy Note5 Android Development] anmolkakkar:
My phone is having Malaysian Warranty and has Vietnam Version of the ROM (Now upgraded to latest version i.e. PDA - N920CXXU2AOJ5)

Also, I did try flashing Arter's Philz Touch Recovery yesterday night and Wiped EVERYTHING (under custom format options) and then powered off and went to download mode and installed the Stock ROM again. Couldnt see much improvements. :(

Suggest something please.