yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Zeuszoos:
Okay, here ya go… ! :)

Anything not listed, I haven't yet touched

(I couldn't remember the way I had set

all of the other settings in my Note 4

that died on me, but I'll get there).

This is not many changes, but these are important ones and each of these on their own made a visible difference in performance for me!

* Name: = Section Name (Menu)

After colon and below is item(s)

and =setting for item.

* CPU: Slight OC, Interactive

* CPU Voltage: UnderVolt 10V-25V

Only on the top 6 speeds. I set top

speeds I'm not using yet, in case I do.

* GPU: Min=240MHz, Max=700MHz

* I/O Scheduler (Both): Deadline, 2048

YMMV on Type, but the Size is right!

* Virtual Memory:

min_free_kbytes=4096

oom_kill_allocating_task=1

vfs_cache_pressure=10

There's other stuff here, but I'm still testing various settings. But the above are set permanently.

* Entropy: Read=1344, Write=2048

* Misc: Network=Westwood

Of course, Reboot it.

Hope this helps! :)

Lemme know, okay?

TTYL
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Zeuszoos:
Hi,

There's one I forgot to list. I reduced Swappiness to 50 and my performance doubled in benchmark and it's definitely snappier!

TTYL
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] gatorsneil75:
For the ZL fix to work, do we still need to drain and charge first? Or is it plug and play, and as soon as you flash the kernel, it will show the stats based off of 10,000 mah? Also, will this work with EQG1?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] qubanaso:
Thank you my good sir
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] G U C C I:
Any chance on having the Zerolemon fix incorporated? It's located here: http://xdaforums.com/note-4/unified-development/reserved-zerolemon-fuel-gauge-fix-t3131705
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] tommy_2q:
Any feedback on beastmode 1.7?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
I've been running 1.7 since release. No issues encountered. Currently running in permissive mode on stock deodexed ROM with sound mod, various mods and unofficial Xposed framework.

I haven't tested any third party tweaks on the kernel but it still has that slightly better than stock feel to it. Don't mean in a bad way, I always preferred the stock kernel before it required root exploit. This is better.

As far as the third party settings, I guess I'm waiting for someone to post some settings and app used...
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] freeza:
1.8 updated.

GPU overclock to 700MHz (633/667/700)

Stock is of course set to 600MHz.

I'd recommend using it at 667MHz if you're going to overclock because it's where I tried to give the most performance to while maintaining stability.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
Cool. And what is stock sleep CPU frequency, please?

What app are you using to make these changes? Thanks!
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] freeza:
screen off freq is set to 1.49GHz for slight battery savings over stock, which is 2.64GHz. If you notice the phone is slow to wake up on incoming calls, or would like to increase this value, you can do so in /system/etc/init.d/01beastmode. (modify it with any text editor)

I use scripting and Tasker to set all of the values on my setup.

You could use something like TricksterMOD or Kernel Auditor to set yours. They both work well.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
Thanks for that. I checked out the init.d script; default has been fine for me in previous releases. Smooth and responsive right out of the box.

I may play with it later but going with defaults for now.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] pdaddy:
Have you had time to add in the Zerolemon fix? Thanks!
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Doc50000:
Running great, thank you sir...:)
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] freeza:
I'll add it tomorrow. It'll be 1.8b for battery lolol
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] troy22:
anyone get wifi calling to work on this kernal? i cant seem to get it to connect anymore after installing this kernal.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
No problem here; had Wi-Fi Calling before and after installing 1.8 kernel. Wi-Fi calling connectivity has actually been improving for some time now.

Have you tried tapping your network under Wi-Fi calling and saving your 911 address again? That's a quick fix but the only real problem I've seen that impacts Wi-Fi Calling connection is home router not making the connection or Google Play Services amiss unless you've got the path blocked with an ad-blocker or firewall.

Are you connecting to Google Play and YouTube? Maybe try a phone and router reboot or clear data for Google Play and Google Play Services and Google framework and reboot.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] troy22:
Im guessing its because im coming from ael kernal and my phone didnt go smootly converting over. I went back to ael and wifi calling and alot of features started working again. This kernal maybe needs a clean rom install?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
Simply put, that's correct. The updater-script could be modified to undo the custom mods, modules, synapse and boot settings but this zip is setup to flash over stock or previous freeza kernels. If your backup is setup that way, you could restore it and flash the kernel over that.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jhill110:
Ok, since your taking requests and it'll be 1.8 "b", could you get this damn thing to open my Budweiser? I'll fetch em myself but I'd luv my phone to open the cans for me... Got bongo fingers. ?

Great work Mr Freeze
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] freeza:
1.8b for the ZeroLemon battery fix is up.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] ipodhacked86:
Thanks bud
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Hec1N1:
Maybe 1.8"f" to make me and my phone fly? Whats up Freebroe.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Sterist:
after a kernel change you should wipe cache&dalvik. admittedly, I don't think this is causing the issues you're experiencing with Wi-Fi calling though -- as cache&dalvik wipes are more about fixing / preventing endless force closes

[MENTION=309990]freeza[/MENTION] I don't have the ZL battery but just curious... does the fix improve accuracy on stock capacity batteries too or is it just aimed at extended capacity?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Mikalhicks7:
Just flashed. Running OK1 with CM REMIX 14.2. Used to have an issue with horrible battery life beforehand( like 1 1/2 hours of screen on time) so I hope this helps.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
Beastmode 1.8 battery stats. Mostly browsing on Wi-Fi. Left WiFi on when out and about.

Only a few minutes of calling and a short GPS navigation session with Google maps. A few small downloads as well. The reboot shown was to install a bootanimation; it actually penalized the SOT total by 10 minutes.

Breaking in a new third party battery: standard capacity with NFC. The original that got similar stats has recently started giving false capacity left. Shuts down near the 20% mark then shows 0% when plugged in. The SOT was degrading few hours as well.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jhill110:
The 20% shutdown has mentioned quite a bit but I've never experienced it. Something I've noticed is when I get to about 30% battery drain slows down... I still have the original battery (nov 1_14) .

I built a lil cooler stand for my phone to keep it from over heating when I flash... Dunno if that has played a role in the continued excellent life of my battery or if I just have a herby the beetle... Just thought I'd throw that out there.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
It's possible. My theory is that ART and fast charging created a slow cooker for batteries. Real unfortunate timing to start sealing batteries in cases. Need new battery tech.

I flash less than many here and always remove the case and back cover to let the heat escape. My concern now is the heat passing through the display so I've started circulating air top and bottom of phone and rest it battery facing up or phone on edge to let the heat rise away from display or to heat sink edges, if that's even functional for that? I do this for ROM flashes or rebuilding dalvik-cache after wipe.

It's not just battery that's a concern. We've seen an increase in component failure as well. This heating issue didn't exist with KitKat but quickly caused concern when upgrading to lollipop. 2016 phones may arrive heat pipes to transfer heat away from processor; hopefully, other vital components are considered as well.

Care to post some pics of your cooling fixture? I'm interested. I didn't think my battery was ever going to be a victim; it lasted longer but I think it was increased playing with Xposed on Odex ROM that got mine just before Christmas. Switched to deodex ROM to avoid the increase of heat cycles; system application changes adds another couple of heat cycles for Odex ROM with Xposed installed.

I've heard others say they leave it in the fridge but moisture should be a concern as well. Maybe drop it in a bowl of chilled rice and let phone and rice reach ambient temp and moisture together? LOL; maybe your device is simple to build and doesn't have the moisture concerns?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Dimahnbloe:
I've experienced the 20% shutdown bug across multiple rom installations. Even on roms that were working perfectly fine for me in the past without issue. I believe that I have I isolated down to 1 of 2 things, battery issues from the fast charging or the ZeroLemon fix that is being intergrated into the kernels by the devs. I believe this kernel will be a good test. I am going to do a clean wipe with odin, and install version 1.8 before the zerolemon fix and see what happens.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] anees02:
Now i have unbranded double battery 7400 mah.

Before i flash the 1.8b kernel the percentage of battery was 45%,after flashing the kernel it becomes 50%.

I don't know if the kernel fix it or just rebooting the device made this difference.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Sterist:
whenever I flash & wipe, during the initial boot I take the phone to my bed, put the screen face down and slowly drag it across the sheets without crossing the same area twice in ~30sec

the direct contact is a minimalist effort to radiate the heat off the phone. simple physics. try it out if ya like but keep in mind that over time this can/will cause microscopic scratches to the screen or protector, creating that foggy/spider web effect. do not press it down, just slide.

could be done with the back side but I opt for the screen because it's the warmer side.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jhill110:
Yes very simple. An unfinished picture frame from Walmart 97 cents. A crappie Lil laptop cooler from eBay about three bucks and some legs. I spliced a 6ft usb cable so I can use it anywhere. Very simple and VERY effective.

In twrp 20 to 30 degree C difference.

Btw... Patent pending. ;)
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] tommy_2q:
Nine hour screen on time with a standard battery is impossible.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
I've posted similar stats going back to KitKat but Lollipop was a dry well on the battery accolades until Beastmode started at OG5. Stock with Chainfire patch was OK too but I never left it alone long to collect clean stats.

But yes I think some independent published battery stress tests yielded 10+ hours of browsing straight til shutdown on the Note 4.

Not saying go buy this battery; not all needs or results are the same. Just something I decided to try when I needed a replacement battery but the reviewers claim it lasts all day on a charge. I'm at 21.5 hours, 6.5 hours SOT with 35% remaining since unplugged, nearly same as yesterday, ATM.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00RR..._SL500_SR100,100_&refRID=1W2EV4E7AK507EMQZ93G

Possible. LOL. YMMV.

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I've often thought a cold stone might I help... without the dragging of course.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] freeza:
Anything is possible with the beast lol
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
Thanks freeza. I do appreciate your kernels. Stock kernel was just fine until we needed you to exploit it for root. Glad you joined us just in time.

I appreciate what Chainfire did with his patch but still prefer your kernels over stock. Keep 'em coming! Got a deodex ROM coming our way soon? Couldn't resist asking...
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] tommy_2q:
Thank you for info. What are your display settings including brightness option?

I've rarely even seen 5 hours SOT with my note 4.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
I started to say auto brightness but Samsung auto brightness got annoying with its one way brightness in portrait tilted angle and lately just gets stupid sometimes completely failing to dim the screen at manual minimum brightness until I reboot.

I switched to this app and turned off factory auto brightness with it set to minimum and used the app to disable factory brightness and control brightness. I can't say my settings are ideal; they work for me.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.velis.auto.brightness

It was not so straight forward to setup but I got the settings backed up in titanium so now I just forget it's there at all. Lots of personalization settings. It's closer to what I'd expect auto brightness to do. Very sensitive so adjusted the values to adjust less frequently at greater % change but still quite responsive.

Factory display settings are 2 minute screen timeout, adaptive display for color with auto adjust tone correction and 1.5 second touch key timeout. Basically default settings with increased screen timeout.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Drayspencer:
Been running the 1.8b with Sac23 Note 5 Ported V2 .1 for a few days now with no problems at all. Have not tweaked it yet but the Zerolemon battery seems even more stable the last couple of days. Maybe just my imagination but it charges faster and seems to last longer. Thanks [MENTION=309990]freeza[/MENTION].....
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Drayspencer:
Are there any other Zerolemon users having this type of battery activity as noted in the screenshot below. Since I added BeastMode 1.8b to my Note 4 I have had exceptional battery performance. I have been trying to run the percentage down to zero but it has been days now and I still am noticing that after having the phone off overnight or for extended periods the percentage actually goes back up a tad. Never had this happen and I have to attribute it to the 1.8b Kernel. Gonna see how many days I can go until it zeros out.Thanks again [MENTION=309990]freeza[/MENTION]....
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Chad The Pathfinder:
I have only been running 1.8b for a short while so haven't had time for any in depth testing but so far its exceptional. I did notice the phone is slow to wake up on incoming calls and had to increase the screen off voltage in /system/etc/init.d/01beastmode as suggested by freeza a couple of pages back. The screenshot is from earlier...
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] hansdg1:
I just flashed this Kernel from TWRP. After flashing, I wiped the cache/dalvik and then rebooted. I now seem to have lost root. Any ideas? TWRP prompted about not having root, but I just ignored it as I have been doing.

I am running tx_dbs_tx's N910PVPS4COK1
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
What kernel did you use before flashing this one?

You're using systemless SuperSU. Any reason you prefer keeping that?

It's probably advisable to flash SuperSU again but if going back to system based SuperSU, you need to flash osmOsis unSU first. You'll find it in this OP of tools linked below. The busybox installer is also a good tool to use for either systemless or system based SuperSU; the scripts detect the application and apply accordingly.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=40409356&postcount=1

One of the recommended SuperSU versions is here:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=55256620&postcount=1
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] hansdg1:
I believe it was the stock kernel. I followed OP's instructions here when originally flashing COK1 last week. Will that have an impact on what I should do?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
You can flash the latest systemless SuperSU as the OP recommends or the two flashes I linked. But since you already flashed the kernel, I recommend the flashes linked.

It depends on how you're using the phone or what you plan to run. System mods or deodex ROM for Xposed would suggest systemless root is no benefit and less stable. Use system based root.

The best purpose for systemless root in Lollipop is using stock tar and rooting with CFAR- Chainfire Auto Root for Note 4- which uses systemless root, stock kernel, recovery and system untouched to allow full un-root to take OTA.

If the above doesn't apply, I'd recommend system based SuperSU using the links provided.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] hansdg1:
OK I'm going with system root. I tried the two flashed that you recommended. I flashed unSU and then flashed SuperSU, but I still don't seem to have root. Did I miss something? Parson my ignorance.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
Try wiping cache and dalvik, flash unSU, kernel and SuperSU. Reboot.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] hansdg1:
Alright I'll do that. Just a sec.

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Hmm. Root checker still says I don't have root. I wiped cache & dalvik, and then chained together the 3 zip files in that order (unSU, kernel, and SuperSU). Still no dice. Thanks for the help by the way.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
Does the SuperSU app show in the app drawer and does it launch and prompt for su permissions for root apps?

Do you have busybox installed? If not, flash the busybox installer or use one from Google Play.

Sounds like it boots but question is whether it's fully rooted or not.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] hansdg1:
No it does not show in the drawer, nor does it launch for prompt for su permissions for apps like it used to.

I did install busybox using the Busybox Installer from the link in your earlier post.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
Did you install the Odex or deodexed ROM? Do you have Xposed installed?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] hansdg1:
I installed the odexed version. I do not have Xposed installed.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
Do you have a recent backup going back to before the kernel was flashed? If so, restore it and select full un-root within SuperSU app.

Then wipe cache and dalvik, flash kernel and SuperSU.

Had you said Odex ROM with Xposed installed, this would make sense.

However, there may be an issue with unSU not anticipated with the Odex ROM as-built. The unSU script was written for Nexus...
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] hansdg1:
Ugh. This is literally the first time I haven't done a backup right before flashing anything. I'd have to flash the COK1 rom again and start from scratch. I can do that, I was just hoping to avoid it.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
Sorry.

The only other thing I can think of is the systemless root is still not getting removed. You could try reinstalling the systemless SuperSU http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=64161125&postcount=3 and select full un-root in the application once booted.

But I'm not sure it will boot. If it doesn't, you may as well start over then.

If it does boot, full un-root. Then in recovery, flash kernel and system SuperSU. The systemless SuperSU removes system based SuperSU but since the systemless SuperSU came later, system based SuperSU doesn't remove systemless SuperSU entirely.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] hansdg1:
Alright well that sounds like a task for tomorrow. I'll backup all my apps and plan on starting over, with the hope that reinstalling the systemless SuperSU and unrooting will work. Thanks for your help.

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Ok so I was just messing around and installed SuperSU from the play store, and as soon as I opened it, I got the superuser popup. Now I seem to have root back, and root checker agrees.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
Interesting, I found this comment and Chainfire reply but don't know if it applies to system based root.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=64916917&postcount=4606

In your case, appears Google Play fixed it. That is rare; usually spits out unexpected error on install after a previous install error. IDK, but I think Chainfire gets the credit on that.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] freeza:
BM kernel has been updated to 2.0.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] :
Zerolemon fix

Does 2.0 have extended battery fix [MENTION=309990]freeza[/MENTION]?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] freeza:
No, it doesn't.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jivany:
Thanks Freeza you da man as as lways. Are you updating the zerolemon fix on 2.0 also i have an extended 10000 mAh battery im running 1.8b with is why.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] freeza:
Yes probably tomorrow
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jivany:
Much appreciated 1.8b is running just fine i can wait. Thanks for the reply and your Android dedication. Your awesome for real for real . Your work is on every device i get and you always deliver! #BEASTMODE
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] JFay22:
2.0 running perfectly...thanks [MENTION=309990]freeza[/MENTION]
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Drayspencer:
My 1.8b is running so good I am tempted to not ever change it :cool: .....I am getting 3+ days on a single charge...amazing kernel [MENTION=309990]freeza[/MENTION]
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jivany:
I cant even charge mine all the way. I wake up for work its about 70 get home its like 55 percent 8 j ours later 10000 mAh battery
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Chad The Pathfinder:
Just thought I'd share how 1.8b is doing on my note. Two weeks in a row getting 7 days with my zerolemon with moderate use. I am still having trouble with the phone not waking up right when I have an incoming call though.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
[MENTION=4549997]Chad The Pathfinder[/MENTION]

Have you tried editing the screen off value as suggested for receiving calls. I found the frequency table values to use in /system/etc/init.d/01beastmode

note: last two at bottom are overclock frequencies.

While looking for the table, I also found this thread with poll.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=56978186&postcount=1

I'm near the top of the poll with /sys/module/clock_krait_8974/table_name

Text file="qcom,speed2-pvs8-bin-v1"

Edit: doesn't support my above average battery stats. Gotta be the kernel.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Chad The Pathfinder:
I had adjusted the value you have highlighted to 2640000 but after looking at your table I've changed that to 2649600. I just did a couple of test calls and it seems to have helped. Thanks!

Edit: qcom,speed2-pvs13-bin-v1
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] BiggieD:
I'm on 3.10.40 beast mode now, can I flash this version? Thanks in advance.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Drayspencer:
If you're talking about the 1.8b (ZL Fix) for the Zerolemon battery I don't see why not. Just make a BACKUP first and try it out.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Chad The Pathfinder:
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