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[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] willcor:
hi ,

yes ,you quite right this has happen to me a few times ( recently ,Note5 ... 920C )

When i used my Note 8.0 tab( just afterwards )i found it to do the same( Back button etc ,had to use the top arrow .) Its working ok now .

i suspect its some bug with Play store ... or some bug between Play and Note5

good luck
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UberSlackr:
It seems to be constant for me, I killed the app, rebooted the phone, still won't let me use the back key/button...

Its rather frustrating as the back arrow in the upper left corner is really far away from my thumb.
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Abu-khulzat:
Same thing here. N920CD. It happens occasionally.
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sspace:
I'm experiencing it while in the Gmail app on my S6 Edge Plus (SM-G928V), dad has the Note 5, and has seen it too. Haven't noticed it in Play store, yet. However, not as often as 50%, more like 5%, but it's still happening after a couple weeks. Maybe it's a Samsung button issue??.. maybe not...since it's only Google Apps mostly?
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] max.android:
i thought my phone was faulty until i read this thread..

yes.. same with my note 5 since day 1 .. happens intermittently for gmail app.. hopefully samsung will fix it in an update.
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] max.android:
is this issue even on custom roms ??
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JasonJoel:
Nope... The back button always works fine for me on the Play Store app and Gmail. 100% Stock except using Nova launcher.
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rswatkins:
Yep, seems to work for me in both apps.
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] max.android:
yes.. issue even with custom roms.
[Huawei Watch] Skin1980:
Hi guys, here is my kernel for the Huawei Watch.

Features:

- SELinux permissive;

- Autoroot script;

- init.d support;

- busybox;

- unlocked all cores for better performance;

- added the mpdecision binary for the CPU hotplug (disabled by default)( thanks to [MENTION=2385005]invisiblek[/MENTION] that used it in his G Watch boot image);

- raised max cpu freq to 984Mhz for a good compromise between performance and battery life;

- added Smartmax governor and set it as default;

- various ramdisk changes;

- added intelli_plug from faux123 and set it in eco mode (enabled by default);

- added kppd from [MENTION=4316709]savoca[/MENTION] to control screen parameter ( RGB channel and other things ),

see HERE for more details

- added 3 script to simplify the use of kppd:

1- kppd-configure: to configure and try your settings;

2- kppd-on: make an init.d script to load you kppd settings at boot;

3- kppd-off: turn of auto boot of the script above.

Version 2.5 changelog:

- added powersuspend and somw hooks in the panel driver, this fix the intelli_plug screen off profile.

- added interactive governor and set as default;

- added an interface to control the voltage of the vibrator, you can play with it:

This will show the current value (stock):

cat /sys/module/drv2605/parameters/current_voltage

To change it you have to:

echo "your value" > /sys/module/drv2605/parameters/current_voltage

To use this kernel you have to unlock your bootloader. This mean that the device will be factory resetted.

To try the kernel ( will be resetted to stock after a reboot ):

adb reboot bootloader
fastboot boot sturgeon-skin1980-2.0.img

To flash the kernel:

adb reboot bootloader
fastboot flash boot sturgeon-skin1980-2.0.img
fastboot reboot

tnx to [MENTION=2385005]invisiblek[/MENTION] ( i took some ideas from his G Watch kernel ) [MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION] and [MENTION=4316709]savoca[/MENTION]

Source: https://github.com/Skin1980/sturgeon

EDIT: removed for now.
[Huawei Watch] ApoKyla:
I seem to be getting a much better battery life now. Thanks!
[Huawei Watch] bmg1001:
So let's say I want to modify my screen using KPPD, say, add more saturation. Would I just need to extract postproc.cond through adb, modify it, then adb push it back and reboot? Since the device obviously doesnt have a keyboard or support for most apps.
[Huawei Watch] billku:
Sorry for the inane basic question, but how do you physically access the watch to do this? Through the charging pad connected by USB to the computer?
[Huawei Watch] bmg1001:
Yup!
[Huawei Watch] brizey:
Any concern that we'll lose the ability for an OTA update?
[Huawei Watch] myke66:
Thank you the kernel, watch feels much snappier. Do you have or know where to get the stock kernel to reflash for updates?
[Huawei Watch] tiny4579:
Right here. It was right under your nose.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3219596
[Huawei Watch] Skin1980:
In a shell use

kppd-configure

Then if you want autostart on boot

kppd-on
[Huawei Watch] renfrja:
Anybody try or have any luck dealing with the red tint issue by tweaking the colors?
[Huawei Watch] myke66:
Perfect, thank you!
[Huawei Watch] Skin1980:
it can't be fixed, neither with red=0. That sh*t is always there.
[Huawei Watch] renfrja:
Assumed that'd be the case but figured it was worth asking.

It's driving me irrationally crazy so not sure whether I'm keeping it.

Regardless, thanks for the work.
[Huawei Watch] langer hans:
Does the watch have a flag bit set when you unlock that can't be reset? You know like phones do for warranty reasons... (Maybe OTA updates too?)

Otherwise great to see development going! Love the watch but some improvements can't hurt :) Probably gonna grab the system image and poke around a bit.
[Huawei Watch] brizey:
I had to mount system rw to be able to run the kppd scripts:

This worked:

mount -o rw,remount -t ext4 /system
[Huawei Watch] dmeadows013:
Tiny, you have the HWatch? I remember you from back in the Incredible days...
[Huawei Watch] brizey:
Hey skin...looked at your init shell script. I don't think the vibrator stuff works. There are no amp or driving_ms files in the vibrator directory. I saw that elsewhere, too...guessing its for the LG watches.

Also, found where brightness is set:

/sys/class/leds/lcd-backlight/brightness

Looks like it takes a number from 0 to 255

(and yes, it is still lcd-backlight even though we have an amoled screen)
[Huawei Watch] Skin1980:
Ot: can you pull the recovery log in twrp? In general thread
[Huawei Watch] tiny4579:
Yes I do.

Was working on building recovery but I hit a snag with fb0 errors.

Also I had a test kernel that wouldn't boot. I didn't get too far on either but didn't work too much on the kernel. I need to give it another shot but I'm pretty happy with the battery life as is.
[Huawei Watch] rjwdon:
Is there any way to tell that the kernel has been flashed successfully? I flashed it earlier but dont seem to have better performance or battery life at this stage. Cant seem to check kernel info in "about device"
[Huawei Watch] jkbuha:
I didn't experience any slowdowns with installing Greenify.apk directly to the watch. But there is a procedure explained elsewhere how to extract base.apk from the greenify package and install that to the watch using adb.

Hope this helps!
[Huawei Watch] az93civic:
No
[Huawei Watch] chachin:
check this out its very useful :)

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sssemil.advancedsettings
[Huawei Watch] darkamikaze:
-EDIT--

nevermind, it can't :(

does changing RGB values through kppd provided by this kernel help the red tint issue?
[Huawei Watch] chrisokaly:
Vibration is the same regardless of the number you choose in advanced settings

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Might be a silly question but how are you changing kernel settings on the watch? I have kernel auditor installed on my phone, but it doesn't show on my watch.
[Huawei Watch] rhino666:
You have to install KernelAudiutor4Wear from PC to watch with adb.
[Huawei Watch] chrisokaly:
thanks!

Is there some list of other apps that can be installed like this?
[Huawei Watch] rhino666:
Don't know. I only installed KernelAudiutor to set the recommended v3.0 kernel settings.

Works perfect with these settings and kernel V3.0

I think there are a lot of apps that can be installed that way. Even apps that are not specifically build for wear
[Huawei Watch] chrisokaly:
anyone have success in activating core 3 or 4? i can never get them to show any activity. Whats the point of them being there if they're always offline?
[Huawei Watch] bigdave79:
They can be activated. In kernel auduitor go into your hotplug settings and change the profile to anything other than an "eco" profile. Then go back to cpu settings and they should be active. If I remember correctly, eco profiles = dual core mode.
[Huawei Watch] aaronc_98:
I am still getting random reboots at least once a day- anybody else?
[Huawei Watch] eduardozeassesme:
[MENTION=2634410]aaronc_98[/MENTION] Use this settings on kernel auditor

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=64168409

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[Huawei Watch] montajd:
Is there any way to just make the kernel with the settings already applied so we don't have to use kernel auditor? I more or less just like the slight speed up, better battery and root, and don't really care about customizing vibration strength and things like that. More like 2.4 was just flash and you're good to go.
[Huawei Watch] jkbuha:
Yes, you can create an init.d script that should push the right values to the kernel on every boot without the need for adiutor. I'm trying to do the same to avoid the adiutor 300MHz boot bug.

Problem is, I'm not sure where this file should go as the /etc/init.d folder is empty. I suspect all the init files have been moved to the root folder (/), but would like someone else to confirm before I start messing around.
[Huawei Watch] davy917:
Hey guys - I just unlocked the bootloader and flashed this kernel. If I want to go back to stock, do I just need to flash the stock boot.img and re-lock the bootloader? Thanks.
[Huawei Watch] eduardozeassesme:
To return to stock do you flash stock boot stock system and stock recovery

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[Huawei Watch] WaxysDargle:
Yes

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Yes. You can OEM lock if you want. It hasnt affected my updates or anything.
[Huawei Watch] Skin1980:
Probably... Im pretty busy with my personal life in theese days, will update when i can
[Huawei Watch] eduardozeassesme:
Hi dev, is possible to add Intellidemand governor and MSM hotplug? are better for battery life

Please [MENTION=2174433]Skin1980[/MENTION]

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[Huawei Watch] ShrekOpher:
How does this effect the battery life?

What is the benefit of using this kernel over the stock kernel?
[Huawei Watch] eduardozeassesme:
This kernel is super smooth, better battery life with my tweaks, no grapichs gliches, 2 days to use with one charge.

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[Huawei Watch] jakemog:
Will this kernel be updated for android 6.0.1 with speaker support?
[Huawei Watch] Lucas_Maximiliano:
Great job! But I got some ramdomly reboots, and sometimes the clock gots freeze, not updating the time. So now I went back to stock boot.
[Huawei Watch] Scott:
What tweaks did you apply to the kernel?
[Huawei Watch] eduardozeassesme:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=64168409

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[Huawei Watch] chrisokaly:
my cpu min/max reset to 300 after every reboot. i dont see much mentioned about that here; is anyone else experiencing this? If so, what are you doing (if anything) to prevent it?
[Huawei Watch] eduardozeassesme:
Same here for me, The only solution is formate device and apply my tweaks, work very fine

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[Huawei Watch] chrisokaly:
thanks but i refuse to accept that as an answer... I just recently did reset my watch, resynced with my Android Wear app, and installed this kernel and Kernel Adiutor. Hasn't retained settings on a reboot. Can;t see how resetting the watch again is going to do anything.
[Huawei Watch] suzook:
I believe v2.5 works as it should.
[Huawei Watch] havard20009:
hi guys

do you have any problem with wifi ?

my watch can not find any wifi ?!

any help plz thank you
[Huawei Watch] eduardozeassesme:
No have problems, try reflash the system and kernel

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[Huawei Watch] dbroer91884:
Hey folks, couple of questions:

I'm interested in looking into development for my huawei watch. This is a place I would start. I'm wondering about flashing this kernal. So I know I can boot to TWRP on my watch without flashing a new recovery. I just need to download the TWRP for the watch, go to fastboot and use the fastboot boot TWRP command. I also know I can push files to the watch at this point. Is it possible to flash this by fastbooting into the TWRP recovery, pushing the file to the watch, then flashing it in TWRP, all without actually changing the recovery? I would rather keep the recovery the same so I can receive OTA updates since there isn't any ROM development going on for this watch.

Thanks!

Dan
[Huawei Watch] bmg1001:
You can boot TWRP without flashing it by using " fastboot boot pathtotwrp.img "

FYI, if you install this kernel, no matter how you install it, OTAs would be blocked. You have to be on full 100% stock for it. Sorry
[Huawei Watch] bramgg:
Anyone experiencing connection drops with this kernel? I' m on stock everything now and I' m experiencing connection drops every now and then. I have to restart my phone and watch to establish a solid connection again. I was wondering if this kernel would make it worse or would fix this? Also, Would you advise to wait for the official AW 1.4 update to be installed before flashing this custom recovery and kernel? I think it would be a pain to have everything working perfect only to have to revert back to stock to install the OTA update and begin from scratch again (when this kernel would be updated for compatibility with AW 1.4). Thanks for the advice.
[Huawei Watch] eduardozeassesme:
Same problem here, connection fail

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[Huawei Watch] chachin:
aaaaaaaaaaaah huawei needs to hurry up give us new update to enjoy the speaker and new stuff and thangs
[Huawei Watch] swyner:
Anyone know how to get out of android wear circling dots going forever and the watch never booting up? I tried fastboot the 3.0 image and then reboot, and it still is going into the boot stall???
[Huawei Watch] chachin:
lets say on my nexus6p i want to try a new rom and i go ahead and flash rom and all that.. go try to connect my watch yall know what happens. it wont connect no matter what. so go to settings and reset watch and then it connects..

question is.. when i reset my watch to be able to connect to my phone.. does it remove the kernel because of the reset.. or nah
[Huawei Watch] RngrYogi:
No, it won't reset your kernel to stock. You will have to flash back over it to return that to stock. A standard reset only clears out all the user data so you will need to sync apps and do setup again but that is all.

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If something is messed up you may need to reset user data and maybe flash the stock boot.img and system.img again
[Huawei Watch] AngelxCasas:
Any update of the usage right now?

Some improves in the stock watch?

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On stock settings of the kernel, it has better battery?

Or I gotta do some changues?
[Huawei Watch] ausi:
Hi Skin 1980 (or anyone)

I'm a Newbee with this watch and about to install your Kernel.

As i'm sure you are very knowledgeable about the HW I would like to know if you know of any way to have the Watch Face (only) continueously in Abient/Stby mode after i have closed/turned-off all other inputs (Notifications) to the Watch....... just a Watch time face. Yes, i understand that the battery will totally discharge after a certain time.

Any help on this issue would be greatly appreciate.

Thanks in advace
[Huawei Watch] Motawa88:
Just wondering if you are still active, since you didnt update the kernel for some time. If you are, will you update the kernel for 6.0 if its out?
[Huawei Watch] Skin1980:
Yes probably.
[Huawei Watch] eduardozeassesme:
Your kernel is best, is possible to add Intellidemand governor please

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[Huawei Watch] mallman:
please help me understand how to use Kernel Adiutor with this. I assume i have to root the watch but then what? Install Kernel Adiutor on my phone or what? Much appreciated in advance

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solved my own problem. to those that need to know look at http://xdaforums.com/android-wear/development/app-kernel-audiutor-4-wear-t3126122
[Huawei Watch] Motawa88:
update is rolling out =) We are counting on you!
[Huawei Watch] acultr:
http://9to5google.com/2016/02/04/android-wear-1-4-marshmallow-speaker/
[Huawei Watch] chachin:
you guys got the update yet?
[Huawei Watch] rockets95:
As the next update will likely be coming soon I decided to revert to stock and sideload the latest update.zip. I had been running the latest kernel with KernelAuditor recommended settings posted in this thread.

Before reverting to stock I'd been getting 16-18 hours of battery and it seemed to get worse the past few weeks with all the AW crashes I was getting.

Now that I'm back at stock my battery life is MUCH better. I'm 7 hours in today and still at 79%. AW estimates I have another day of battery life left. Pretty stark difference. I guess I'll be sticking with stock for a while longer.
[Huawei Watch] Skin1980:
AW is strange... on my watch sometimes i have 2 days of usage, sometimes it goes worst without an explanation and normally an hard reset help a lot.
[Huawei Watch] C3C076:
Normally, I am getting 2 days out of stock kernel for my type of usage with always on turned on. The only issue is sometimes battery starts to drop fast and at that time, the side effect is that watch can't be put to ambient by pressing the button. As if there was some kind of a process doing some intensive processing. Reboot typically helps.

On topic regarding this kernel. I tried booting (not flashing, as I didn't want to unlock bootloader just yet) v2.5 just for curiosity but kept stock after I got reboot upon accessing daily tracking app. Didn't capture any logs so info is not useful for the dev, but mentioning anyways, just for the reference to see if there are more people having this issue or it was plain random.
[Huawei Watch] Skin1980:
Tnx for your feedback. Once MM source are out i will try to restart from the beginning to find the issue.
[Huawei Watch] Motawa88:
Cant wait!
[Huawei Watch] chachin:
holy molly the legendary [MENTION=5008415]C3C076[/MENTION] has the hwatch..
[Huawei Watch] burpburp:
Hi, a relative newbie here.... can someone post a step by step instruction on how to revert back to stock for the ota update to work.

Thanks in advance.
[Huawei Watch] bmg1001:
http://xdaforums.com/huawei-watch/general/guide-return-to-stock-huawei-watch-t3219596

Make sure to read the entire first post. I suggest not sideloading the 2nd Lollipop OTA to make sure OTAs work.
[Huawei Watch] mslutz:
Cloud icon

Can this (or other custom ROM) eliminate the cloud with tab on on top of the watch?

It really destroys the aesthetics of most WatchMaker faces.
[Huawei Watch] chachin:
after installing this kernel.. i try to use kerneladuitor but it just fc's and cant use it.. then i look at supersu.. it fc's too wtf is with this?
[Huawei Watch] bramgg:
Development active?

So I was wondering, has the development stopped for this project or has it just been a little quiet in this thread? I' m waiting for the AW1.4 update with speaker support. After this update has landed on my Hwatch I want to flash this (updated) kernel but I need to know if the development for this kernel is actually still active? :fingers-crossed:
[Huawei Watch] Skin1980:
Yes but we are waiting for the update
[Huawei Watch] galaxys:
Sounds like a plan! Also looking forward to it. :cool:
[Huawei Watch] Motawa88:
https://android.googleapis.com/pack...866b47.signed-sturgeon-MEC23L-from-LCB43B.zip

Time to get to it then :P

While you are at it, is it possible to sideload ringtones? becuase there is a only a choice of a few. Also no notification sounds :(
[Huawei Watch] RngrYogi:
[/COLOR]

It's here [MENTION=2174433]Skin1980[/MENTION]! Working nicely too I might add. Please keep us posted as to when you begin working on it. I can't wait to get back to the no lag watch I had when I was on your kernel before! We need those unlocked cores back again!
[Huawei Watch] Motawa88:
some seem to have a speaker bug where it cuts the volume to 50% randomely. Could this be fixed?
[Huawei Watch] eduardozeas:
Any help have this error

abort("Package expects build fingerprint of Huawei/sturgeon/sturgeon:5.1.1/LCB43B/2421912:user/release-keys or Huawei/sturgeon/sturgeon:6.0.1/MEC23L/2593646:user/release-keys; this device has " + getprop("ro.build.fingerprint") + "."); getprop("ro.product.device") == "sturgeon" || abort("This package is for "sturgeon" devices; this is a "" + getprop("ro.product.device")

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[Huawei Watch] Skin1980:
1st MM Version:

- stock kernel with some ramdisk mods:

1- unlocked all core (managed by mpdecision);

2- autoroot;

3- busybox;

4- init.d.

Like always i can't test this so please report what's working and what's not.

Please don't flash directly but use:

fastboot boot mm-sturgeon.img
[Huawei Watch] Fauert:
Will flash and report... Soooon :D
[Huawei Watch] jakemog:
That was fast, nice! was there still only 1 core active with the stock mm update?
[Huawei Watch] eduardozeassesme:
Link? Please

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[Huawei Watch] jakemog:
Just tried to boot kernel, watch reboots 2 times and shows dead android / boots into TWRP
[Huawei Watch] montajd:
Same here, first I thought it was because I forgot to unlock my bootloader, so I unlocked it, and still no go. Just boots to dead android.
[Huawei Watch] jakemog:
Its an early first release, its not unexpected :highfive:
[Huawei Watch] montajd:
I know, just letting people know it's a problem on more than one persons device
[Huawei Watch] bmg1001:
I know there is quite a bit of changes in MM, like the use of SquashFS (at least on other watches) and new ways to use root. Could any of these things be the issue?

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Try flashing this kernel, it's the stock MM one: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4CYHidtQWQGTVQwM21GMDd5Qm8/view?usp=docslist_api
[Huawei Watch] eduardozeassesme:
Please send link of MM kernel Skin1980 please

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[Huawei Watch] jakemog:
Its not working.
[Huawei Watch] Motawa88:
Can you look into the speaker somehow? Some users (including me) claim that the volume is pretty loud at first but after a few seconds it gets way lower and the volume slider doesnt change anything above 50%. Feels like some sort of securety messure so that the speaker doesnt get too loud...
[Huawei Watch] jakemog:
Its a small speaker, and yes the sound does have less difference between 50-100% but the sound does get louder, just not much louder.
[Huawei Watch] Motawa88:
did you even read what I wrote? ;)
[Huawei Watch] bmg1001:
Yeah, flashed and didn't work. I flashed back to the original MM kernel from the link I posted.

When booting this kernel, it went to the Huawei logo and stopped there. No secondary vibration or anything.
[Huawei Watch] RngrYogi:
I'm interested to know if stock uses 1 or 2 cores also. Would explain the lag. I would rather have smoothness vs extra battery life.
[Huawei Watch] bmg1001:
I believe it's locked to dual core on interactive mode, and single core on ambient, though single on ambient should be obviously fine.