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[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] masri1987:
No, it doesn't pause, music continues, when it picks it back up it's not where it froze off at.

Also did it with poweramp, i will be retesting again today too just to make sure. I spent the last 24 hrs on 1.9.2 with no streaming issues. so i will rol lback to 1.8x and try again
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] DeeXii:
OK on a road trip to Key West so I'm a test this to the max!

To everyone that has this audio issue and also thinks there is no need to clear dalvik and cache; do me a favor and for ish and giggles clear them both.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] masri1987:
will do, any need to fix permissions?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] masri1987:
Reporting back, i'm on 1.8.2 , N5 Express.

I was on a phone call, audio began getting real choppy (no bluetooth involved), screen wouldn't come on, and eventually i had to pop out the battery.

This is typical of it doing the same thing while streaming bluetooth, audio freezes or gets choppy, phone doesn't respond to power commands.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] AlbGol:
Don't even bother with this anymore man. I wasted a lot of time testing this to, and no matter what is the worst version released ever. Anyway u got options, other versions of beastmode, ael, or emotion. All outstanding.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] DeeXii:
I dunno what to say...

I myself, my wife, and a couple other people in this thread do not have ANY of these issues on 1.8.2...

Matter of fact if I recall correctly the issues you just mentioned seem to be entirely different issues then others have described.

Others described streaming issue, and a slow wake issue again my phone (N910T3 and my wife's phone N910T) have not experienced any of these issues.

Again I am one picky end user, if these issues were instant just by flashing the kernel I would not be using it.

As it stands I want to try and make sure everyone is happy...

I am trying to get freeza to compile his latest BeastMode for our Note 4.

Stay Tuned...

:)
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] eshipp31:
hello

Is there a download link for beastmode 1.9.2 kernel for tmobile note 4 stock battery
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] masri1987:
Yeah, not sure what to make of it, but it happened during a phone call too, phone totally unresponsive (didn't wake) for at least 20 seconds.

I'll be on standby sir- thank you for your work

wait for the new one to be compiled and posted-
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] eshipp31:
ok

??
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Mtotallywired:
Just wanted to report that 1.8.2 on Abstrk rom resulted in freezes and needing hard reset to get it to respond several times while having it installed for the past few days. It would happen at random but noticed it during camera use, uc browser and metal for facebook. I flashed it over the stock beastmode included in abstrk rom which has never given me any issues. Back on stock beastmode included in that rom.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] raguilera510:
LOVE the kernel

I do wish it had the UCI support for synapse, but it is excellent. The only thing of concern to me is when the screen turns off I get delay especially when listening to music. I've checked my setcpu and I don't have any profiles for screen off or anything so not sure why it's doing that. Either way big s/o to the devs!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] masri1987:
i thought emotion was dead and AEL i can't find, so this beastmode is the only option we really have..
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] f4phantomii:
I'm on stock ROM, and over the weekend finally went from 1.8 to 1.8.2.

I have noticed a lot more lags, freezes, etc. When waking up the lock screen than I saw with 1.8
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] genuine55:
Yea me to lag with lockscreen waking up phone alot of stutter i went back to 1.8
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] DeeXii:
Ok so to everyone...

The thread has been updated to reflect the last version posted...

I personally have been using 1.8.2 and know several people that are using 1.8.2 optimally with none of the issues reported.

However people want and need options. 1.9.2 and older has always been on AFH.

In addition, all previous versions will always be posted going forward.

I cannot stress enough how valuable your feedback is so please keep posting it.

I cannot fathom why someone would refer to testing as a "waste of time". Testing is never a waste of time.

I personally appreciate every single person that provides feedback.

Thanks!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] _Jax_:
Thank YOU very much for developing this. Its nice to see a dev care like that. So we thank YOU for everything you do. :good:
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Xpiatio:
Since there were initially confusion about version numbers, could you possibly put a release date next to each of the versions?

---------- Post added at 08:26 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:23 AM ----------

The link for 1.8.2 is taking people to version 1.9.2. Just an FYI
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] GasLyx:
Thanks, install version 1.9.2, Work fine!

Enviado desde mi SM-N910T mediante Tapatalk
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] DeeXii:
Freeza from the N910P Sprint model developed this I just pushed to get it here since we were using the sprint one with no carrier features.

All credit and donates should go to freeza. :)
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] nymikey:
I want to try out 1.92 but i have a zerolemon battery, any chance of 1.92 w/ zerolemon support?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] f4phantomii:
Couple of additional observations which may or may not be helpful.

910T3 running stock rooted DOK2

Beastmode 1.8.2

Yes, I cleared cache and Dalvik before and after kernel install.

I've now had several incoming calls which I was unable to answer because the screen would not wake or respond.

The phone would ring, but I was unable to answer it. It seemed like the screen was still in deep sleep. Even after waking up finally, it appeared the CPU was sluggish on top of trying to catch up from the tasks that were stacked up on wake.

It required a good 35-40 seconds before I could get any response at all from the screen or home button.

Today I also noticed another interesting trend. It often appears when the lockscreen appears and I input a pin (or even just a swipe), the screen tries to timeout and go back to sleep even after I unlock it. I have to wake it back up with the home button.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] DeeXii:
Which ROM are you on?

I have been on stock for weeks now and using 1.8.2 again for a another 3 week stretch and did not experience that issue once.

Believe me If this was the norm and it would happen for sure on my phone or my wife's I would be the first to complain about it lol.

Some people have reported similar issues some people have said they have never seen this issue.

Makes me interested into why its happening...
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] DeeXii:
Possibly...

However if freeza has something cooking then it might just go to that one.

In essence the ZeroLemon fix is cosmetic. The function of that battery is the same regardless just the way the percentage is reported is fixed.

I will bring it up. :)
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] f4phantomii:
Stock rooted from this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3262493

Although it just occurred to me that I have Xposed framework and Wanam, which well could be a factor.

To be clear, I did not see these issues on 1.8.

They appeared on 1.8.2

I am now trying 1.9.2 (just flashed it last night). So far seems OK, but not a lot of time on it.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] f4phantomii:
Update:

After a full 24hrs on 1.9.2, I have not experienced any of the stutters, freezing, or lags I was seeing with 1.8.2.

This appears to run as well as 1.8 did.

Also confirmed that both wifi calling and hotspot work as intended.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] htmltag:
It's not just cosmetic. When apps detect a percentage below a threshold, they disable features. Features like led, screen brightness, loud speaker, video record, etc.

The only work around when this happens is to power off the device, physically remove the battery and re-insert it.

When you boot back up, you'll have ~ 35% battery instead of 1% reported.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] DeeXii:
Awesome!

Good to know. I never have had one of those..

Does the 1.8 zero lemon work as intended?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] htmltag:
It seems to have on all the ZeroLemon kernels I have tried. I also use 3c toolbox to manually set my battery capacity.

The best test if it works is if your capacity is better reported is at <= 14% battery, when most of the features tend to shut off, reinserting the battery doesn't bounce it back to ~ 35%.

I have just stated using 1.92 and have not let it drain to lower levels, so I can't tell if it's implemented or I experience the problem yet.

I don't think that ZeroLemon is the best definition of the patch / kernel sub-name. I think Extended Battery (EB) is a better option.

The kernel patches in various versions refer to extended battery or abnormal capacity, not really ZeroLemon.

ZeroLemon is just typically the first to release extended batteries. Not all extended batteries are at the same capacity and it may confuse people.

What version is the kernel source code for? The URL looks like the Sprint model and does not have the ZeroLemon patch applied.

It has around line 360 in drivers/battery/max77843_fuelgauge.c:
soc = ((data[1] * 100) + (data[0] * 100 / 256)) / 10;
instead of the ZeroLemon patch:
soc = max77843_fg_read_vfsoc(fuelgauge);

Can we get a copy of the DOK2 based one? Should I be asking Freeza? I'm sure we can, because it's GPL, but I am just asking for it.

The emotion kernel Extended/ZeroLemon Battery patch seems basic enough to implement if I had the source. Minus some of the debug code added.

https://github.com/Emotroid-Team/emotion_kernel_tw_f/commit/bd50ca0067f9e00c945ccc0ab88d34c6b88bc37b?diff=split

I have compared it with the Sprint source and it looks like the same patch data would be the same.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] freeza:
http://www.freeza-inc.com/kernelsources/SM-N910T/Kernel.tar.gz

There you go. 1.9.2 for you guys didn't include the "ZL Fix"
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] freeza:
woops double post
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] htmltag:
Thanks freeza.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] seraphyz:
If you do manage to add in the zero lemon fix could you post it please
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] timetraveler:
delete post please
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] htmltag:
Android File Host BeastMode-1.92-RC1-ExtBat-htmltag Folder

BeastMode-1.92-RC1-ExtBat-htmltag Compiled Kernel​

Source Code for BeastMode-1.92-RC1-ExtBat-htmltag Kernel​

Notes:

This is a compiled version using the source provided by Freeza in Post #705 with the Extended Battery (ZeroLemon) changes applied.

A few config includes had to be recreated or added, which I got from other Freeza (BeastMode Sprint) or Emotion kernel sources. (Included in this src)

This is basically OFFICIAL EXTENDED BATTERY REPLACEMENT FILE by TheLoneWolf20 applied to Freeza's 1.92 kernel.

No guarantees, blah blah, use at own risk, std warning.

My unmodified 1.92 build came out slightly larger than Freeza's, maybe due to my ramdisk size or my build-toolchain.

It boots properly on my T-Mobile Note 4

Credits to Freeza, DeeXii, TheLoneWolf20.

I still adjust my Battery Capacity

in 3C Toolbox Pro (you probably don't need pro) Battery manager->Manage->Adjust capacity (mAh) or Wizard

This is probably not the end of all solutions, there still may be tweaks we could do with multipliers or other things instead of reporting the raw value like the patch does.

I've been reading this thread (zerolemon-10-000mah-battery-available-t296017)

and Helper apps and kernel patches used on some Sony devices

Either way, this should match the changes that current ZeroLemon versions has. I'm just thinking, there may be a better way... but it would be more battery specific instead of extended battery generic like this is.

BatteryStatus/Reset Secret Code

Only use this if you want to try to re-calibrate your battery readout or reset the % instead of powering off and reinserting your battery.

Probably not needed with the Extended Battery Kernel, but still good to know about and possibly try.

Open dialer or use a shortcut app to dial *#0228# (This just opens the menu, it doesn't reset yet)

It shows some possibly useful info.

When at somewhere around 1%/0%/<14%/100% hit "QUICK START" to reset your Fuelguage. (It should warn you with an ok/cancel)

Many extended battery manufactures recommend not using fast charge and do full charges with the phone off or with an external battery charger to extend your batteries capacity and lifespan.

The main change is around line 360 in drivers/battery/max77843_fuelgauge.c:
soc = max77843_fg_read_vfsoc(fuelgauge);
instead of:
soc = ((data[1] * 100) + (data[0] * 100 / 256)) / 10;
// src TheLoneWolf20 http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=61870673&postcount=887
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] ddloco:
Thanks for the patch but this version breaks system less superstar install please look into it , once again thank you for the fix
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] htmltag:
I assume you're stating systemless super su install. Did the regular 1.92 break it also?

I was reading up that

I'll look into gzipping the ramdisk and release a rc2.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] htmltag:
BeastMode-N910T-1.92-RC2-Rage-EB-htmltag Folder

BeastMode-N910T-1.92-RC2-Rage-EB-htmltag Compiled Kernel​

Source Code for BeastMode-N910T-1.92-RC2-Rage-EB-htmltag Kernel​

Release Notes

BeastMode-N910*T1.92-RC2-Rage-EB-htmltag

2016-03-21:

Gzipped ramdisk to try to support Systemless SuperSU

Adjusted naming convention to better match the original BeastMode

BeastMode-N910T*1.92-RC1-Rage-EB-htmltag

2016-03-20:

Applied OFFICIAL EXTENDED BATTERY REPLACEMENT FILE by TheLoneWolf20 to drivers/battery/max77843_fuelgauge.c

Notes:

This is a compiled version using the source provided by Freeza in Post #705 with the Extended Battery (ZeroLemon) changes applied.

A few config includes had to be recreated or added, which I got from other Freeza (BeastMode Sprint) or Emotion kernel sources. (Included in this src)

This is basically OFFICIAL EXTENDED BATTERY REPLACEMENT FILE by TheLoneWolf20 applied to Freeza's 1.92 kernel.

No guarantees, blah blah, use at own risk, std warning.

My unmodified 1.92 build came out slightly larger than Freeza's, maybe due to my ramdisk size or my build-toolchain.

It boots properly on my T-Mobile Note 4

Credits to Freeza, DeeXii, TheLoneWolf20.

I still adjust my Battery Capacity

in 3C Toolbox Pro (you probably don't need pro) Battery manager->Manage->Adjust capacity (mAh) or Wizard

This is probably not the end of all solutions, there still may be tweaks we could do with multipliers or other things instead of reporting the raw value like the patch does.

I've been reading this thread (zerolemon-10-000mah-battery-available-t296017)

and Helper apps and kernel patches used on some Sony devices

Either way, this should match the changes that current ZeroLemon versions has. I'm just thinking, there may be a better way... but it would be more battery specific instead of extended battery generic like this is.

BatteryStatus/Reset Secret Code

Only use this if you want to try to re-calibrate your battery readout or reset the % instead of powering off and reinserting your battery.

Probably not needed with the Extended Battery Kernel, but still good to know about and possibly try.

Open dialer or use a shortcut app to dial *#0228# (This just opens the menu, it doesn't reset yet)

It shows some possibly useful info.

When at somewhere around 1%/0%/<14%/100% hit "QUICK START" to reset your Fuelguage. (It should warn you with an ok/cancel)

Many extended battery manufactures recommend not using fast charge and do full charges with the phone off or with an external battery charger to extend your batteries capacity and lifespan.

The main change is around line 360 in drivers/battery/max77843_fuelgauge.c:
soc = max77843_fg_read_vfsoc(fuelgauge);
instead of:
soc = ((data[1] * 100) + (data[0] * 100 / 256)) / 10;
// src TheLoneWolf20 http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=61870673&postcount=887
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] ddloco:
Thank you very much I'll try it then report back to you if it works
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Chr0nicDreamz:
There is only 1 gripe I have with this kernel, I am unable to use DJI Go with this kernel because the video layer does not initialize properly with it. I literally have to flash a different kernel to fly.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] htmltag:
I don't know anything about DJI Go, but I compiled a RC build with V4L enabled. I sent you a PM.

Maybe that is all this needs.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Chr0nicDreamz:
I'll flash it and report back my findings.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Rudolpht:
Thank you. Thank you. I know this is an RC up version but I thought 2.0 was inbound ?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] htmltag:
This is just to have something with extended battery support in the 1.92 release.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Chr0nicDreamz:
This is how it's being displayed even with this version. It looks better than default, but Emotion works great with it. However the battery drain with emotion is frigging horrible.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Ranger666:
1.9

Hey All,

Anyone has 1.9 saved up somewhere I can get please?

That kernel worked much better for me than others.

1.8.2 is lagging for me and 1.9.2 is fast as 1.9, but I'm having heat issues.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] DeeXii:
Have you tried AEL yet? I hear 9.2 is aight...

I wonder about this issue...

Being a Phantom owner too I think the video link is sent via USB.

I cannot think of any other situation except transferring files that a normal end user would do that involves data and the USB cable so its no wonder no one picked up on this.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Chr0nicDreamz:
Have not tried AEL yet, been a fan of beastmode for the last 2 months, no heavy battery drain and I'll get 3-4 days out of my zerolemon. Emotion works great for the phantom, but causes severe battery drain, even drives 3C toolbox to constantly request su permissions for unknown reasons. Since flashing back to beastmode I have not had that issue with 3c.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] DeeXii:
I have heard good things about AEL which might be a good alternative until we can figure that cause of the problem in the DJI app.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Chr0nicDreamz:
What is really funny, is the fact that at first I thought it was a ROM issue, but remembered the Kernel holds everything that makes the ROM tick, flashed emotion, worked fine, flashed back to beastmode, nope displays all retarded.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] DeeXii:
Ya Im sure we can figure it out...
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Chr0nicDreamz:
Flashed AEL, battery drain is equivalent to beastmode, however, through USB it will not allow me to even pickup the connection to my phantom. Disappointing, but great battery life, which is what I need, but with the added benefit of being able to fly. I'm not too familiar with kernel development, but I'm willing to pull the 2 apart and find what is different concerning USB.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] DeeXii:
Which AEL version?

I'll see if freeza is willing to figure out what might affect the communication to to DJI app.

Judging by the fact that multiple kernels affect the Phantom it shows that whatever it is seems to not be common with normal people usages. We are a minority.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Chr0nicDreamz:
Latest multi variant 9316
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] free4flight:
Yes, the latest is AEL 9.3
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] masri1987:
where the heck r u guys getting AEL in the first place lol

echorom.com doesn't have 9.3 ?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] XBlackChaosX:
Just wanna report that im running TekHD's rom on my note 4 and beastmode 1.9.2 and the experience has been beautiful! Rom is silky smooth. I personally had problems with AEL 9.3.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] free4flight:
Yes it does, you have to go to the right page. Go to the forum and scroll down til you see the forum to the AEL 9.3 multi variant, there you will find the OP on page 1 and the download link.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] xftox:
Does the beast kernel have zero lemon battery support yet
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] DeeXii:
htmltag, posted one he compiled.

You can find that on page 72.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] htmltag:
I wanted to add that their forums are really restrictive due to some disagreements and info sharing... I don't know the details, but if you don't have access, they have a non-free application "com.andromo.dev276950.app412222" on the play store that always displays the latest downloads.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] free4flight:
pm
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] nymikey:
I flashed it on 910t using latest OvrDRive rom and it freezes on homescreen and I don't see any icons on homescreen. What I'm I doing wrong?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] htmltag:
Did you use 1.92 RC2 Extended Battery?

I haven't used OvrDRive rom, I mostly use TEKXodus HYBRID N4 URv7.2... but you should try clearing dalvik cache.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] nymikey:
Yup using extended battery, I didn't wipe caches but I'm going to try that now and report back. Thanks.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Wilsonb:
Im about to switch back to BeastMode 1.9.2, I also have problems with AEL 9.3 rebooting phone and don't like the fact I can't use Kernel Auditor on things/ don't like Sypaptics(Sp)

I need my Double Tap - Does Beast Mode 1.9.2 support double tap?

I wished Emotion would do a needed update.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] timetraveler:
I was on ael 9.3 until today it started to say simcard

not detected need to restart phone it happen several times time to go back to beast v1.92 anyone else same problem??
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Xak:
[MENTION=2996598]DeeXii[/MENTION] Can you get Freeza to make 1.9.2 and every single other version along with 2 versions each with regular and another with zerolemon mod please. Or maybe somehow make one combined regular and zerolemon mod combined or something
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] raguilera510:
SMOOTH AS CAN BE!!!! Battery Life ehhhh... help? plz? haha

I LOVE this kernel! I am on the TekHD rom for my n910t3 and this is by far the best and most stable kernel. The only issue I am coming across is horrible battery life. I am all default on my SetCPU using the interactive governor and a min of 576 MHz Max 1574 MHz. Any profiles or suggestions on how I can improve my life? My phone will be @ 100% when I wake up and need to be charged by noon. (This phone usually lasted until the afternoon on one charge previously)
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] SelfElevated2:
Can we please get synapse support back. It's fast superior to the suggested replacement
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] DeeXii:
BeastMode never had synapse support.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] prasenjit007:
Can I use this beastmode 1.9.2 kernel with Note 4 SM-N910G (Indian Variant) running Dr. Ketan's note 5 L16 port?