yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] Rx8Driver:
Ya know, Jammol, a lot of folks are moving to mega hosting...if they get more US server backbone they'll have a sweet service on this side of the pond...I get usually about 1-6mbps down with them currently but it's usually on the lower side...if they could get their speeds up by hosting on North American servers they'd prob pick up more user base with the better download speeds. That's my only complaint with them ever really, the speeds could be better...but folks never pay attention to who's actually hosting the backbones for all this stuff and where the servers really are...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] Jammol:
I do like Mega as well. I get pretty high speeds with them though and my only complaint is having to use their App on Android but it is quite convenient though. I just hate attachment to things, lol. I just want to download it and keep it moving, not install an app and all that. Lol. Off topic AF!!!

Anyways....v3.2 is running like a champ man. I really like the clocks speeds after tweaking Synapse. That 0mhz GPU usage though!!!! OMG!!!:good::good:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] chipworkz:
Just a quick report, 920T running 3.2 since it was released and I haven't had a single issue yet. Followed the Install instructions and haven't made any other changes in Synapse and battery and phone performance is great. Thank you UpInTheAir for the great kernel!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] Rx8Driver:
I can second this...not a hiccup yet, she's been screaming fast on defaults only! Battery has been great! I'd screenshot but I just updated to tekxodous urv7e so I really don't have any stats again yet lol
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
Glad everyone is enjoying the latest release :)

This is what I've tested on N920C and should work on other N920** too. Unfortunately not on G928** variant, just can't manage without device.

Sent from my SkyHigh Kernel powered SM-N920C
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] Rx8Driver:
Yessir loving it! I always enjoy mods that let me use like double tap to wake and stuff like that! You should make us one that is like double tap whatever to put device directly into full doze mode! (Open to sensor/location/timer adjustment) so say I put my device down on the table and the screen is off, I can triple or quadruple tap the screen and immediately the device shuts down to doze idle and begins the countdown to check sensor in 2 mins etc etc as defined in doze mode settings app available in note 5 apps section! That would be super cool instead of having to wait 20mins! ;) so you know just a simple simple little thing ;)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
Been working on Doze. . :)

If anyone knows how to change individual doze parameters via TERMINAL commands, then please share. I could try make those tunable in Synapse.

The basic commands I'm able to do as in screenshot, but not more than that.

EDIT: Worked it out. example

settings put global device_idle_constants inactive_to=1800000

Sent from my SkyHigh Kernel powered SM-N920C
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] Rx8Driver:
Oh man! That's AWWWWEEEESOME! This will save a ton a battery!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] steve97ta:
Wow this is awesome!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] Rx8Driver:
It definitely is! That will make the biggest kernel-level difference in battery life that we've seen in a long long time!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
No, this isn't actually "kernel level" but ROM from kernel Synapse UCI. Generally I'd rather not get involved in such, but just experiment to see if it can be done. Will see how far soon enough. :)

Sent from my SkyHigh Kernel powered SM-N920C
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] Rx8Driver:
Oooooohhh, I see now....hmmmm, so it's something similar to using the synapse UCI to achieve similar results to what the doze settings app does? To explain that maybe a little clearer, it's implementing the ability to use synapse's uci to effect these adjustments?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
That's the hope. No guarantee though. Otherwise just the basic controls similar to what I've posted.

Sent from my SkyHigh Kernel powered SM-N920C
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] Rx8Driver:
Gotcha :) that would be a supersweet little enhancement for synapse users that no one else has! Would be yet just another thing to set skyhigh apart from all the others...good luck, I think it would be awesome to have that incorporated into synapse and not have to **** around with another app to do it :good:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] Zorachus:
How to enable D2TW ( double tap to wake ) ?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] sshafranko:
I could be wrong but i think your confusung it with sweep to sleep option...

Edit...yea i just looked...?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] simranjit3001:
Battery regarding SOT is good. But standby sucks for me atleast. Any idea why android os is keeping phone awake for 2 hours at a time? I have amplify and greenify. Any help would be great thanks.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
ROM issue. Plenty of threads retarding Android OS and battery.

Sent from my SkyHigh Kernel powered SM-N920C
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] Jammol:
Retarding is definitely the right word for it. So freaking many of them!!!!

I'm getting great SOT on my end. Thinking of just going back to stock rooted with Sky because of the drainage on custom. No issues kernel wise.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] simranjit3001:
Oh okay I think I was on Dr. Ketan rom must be the issue I will also flash stock because when I can get 6hr SOT no way in hell am I gonna trade that for a few custom rom features.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
Thought I'd share my Doze progress [emoji3]

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] Rx8Driver:
That's super sweet! It's gonna be awesome!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
v3.3 released

v3.3 release for

SUPPORTED

SM-N920 T / W8 device variant

UPDATE INSTRUCTIONS: There are NONE. Just flash it !! Auto-root SuperSU v2.71

is included

as well as busybox cleanup. Hopefully this simplifies things further for those that struggle. . . .

REMEMBER:

Always

flash again AFTER any custom ROM installation, system or data wipe

Not personally tested > I have a SM-N920C.

XDA RULE #1 'SEARCH BEFORE POSTING". Please READ Posts #1-3 BEFORE flashing !!

Have fun :)

Cheers

UITA
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] Rx8Driver:
Woohooo! ;)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] Rx8Driver:
:good::highfive:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] babaroye:
Hello,

After installing V3.3, Synapse disappeared and when i try to install it again i get the error attached. Any ideas?

View attachment 3740096

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ROOTED

Model: SM-N920T

ROM: Stock

Kernel: SkyHigh_MM_v3.3
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] mastergrillo:
Having trouble downloading tried different browsers and file is corrupt anyone else?

Nvm after about 10 downloads 1 was complete
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] babaroye:
This happens to me as well when i set The Idle State to Auto. If i set the State to Stock i have to then Disable Doze Idle Mode and Enable it again(that seem to work). If I set the state to Aggressive it seems to be fine. Can anyone else comment on this?

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ROOTED

Model: SM-N920T

ROM: Stock

Kernel: SkyHigh_MM_v3.3
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
Um. Doesn't really mean anything. Post #3 details a troubleshooting guide and information you should supply as well as detailed steps to reproduce. I'm running stock SM-N920C ROM with nothing else other than Synapse defaults, plus Doze = battery.

Sent from my SkyHigh Kernel powered SM-N920C
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
This post is more useful. Yes, need to detail circumstances to reproduce potential issues.

I'll test later, I have an idea. Maybe something to do with the "battery unplug" command.

EDIT: yes, there is a bug.

For now you can

either

:

1. Synapse: Disable > Enable Doze Idle Mode

-OR-

2. run in terminal

su
dumpsys battery reset

cortexbrain_doze_auto)
P=/res/synapse/SkyHigh/cortexbrain_doze_auto
if [ ! -z "$2" ]; then
if [ "$2" == Stock ]; then
echo 0 > $P
$BB sync;
[COLOR="Red"]dumpsys battery unplug[/COLOR]
dumpsys deviceidle step
elif [ $2 == Aggressive ]; then
echo 1 > $P
$BB sync;
dumpsys deviceidle force-idle
elif [ $2 == Auto ]; then
echo 2 > $P
fi; fi
copy=$(cat $P)
if [ "$copy" == 0 ]; then
echo Stock
elif [ "$copy" == 1 ]; then
echo Aggressive
elif [ "$copy" == 2 ]; then
echo Auto
fi
;;

if [ "${state}" == "awake" ]; then
$BB sync;
[COLOR="Red"]dumpsys battery unplug[/COLOR]
dumpsys deviceidle step
elif [ "${state}" == "sleep" ]; then
$BB sync;
dumpsys deviceidle force-idle;
fi;

Sent from my SkyHigh Kernel powered SM-N920C
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
v3.4 released

v3.4 release for

SUPPORTED

SM-N920 T / W8 device variant

UPDATE INSTRUCTIONS: There are NONE. Just flash it !! Auto-root SuperSU v2.71

is included

as well as busybox cleanup. Hopefully this simplifies things further for those that struggle. . . .

REMEMBER:

Always

flash again AFTER any custom ROM installation, system or data wipe

Not personally tested > I have a SM-N920C.

XDA RULE #1 'SEARCH BEFORE POSTING". Please READ Posts #1-3 BEFORE flashing !!

Have fun :)

Cheers

UITA
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] fitusv:
Thank you
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] babaroye:
Thanks for the update, 3.4 seem to have resolve the issue. Will report back if any further issues.

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ROOTED

Model: SM-N920T

ROM: Stock

Kernel: SkyHigh_MM_v3.4
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] Rx8Driver:
3.4 running well all day so far. I was just about to report the battery bug on 3.3 but when I noticed it this morning it had already been reported AND fixed! Thanks for being such a staple UITA...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] simranjit3001:
Okay I think I'm the only one with android os drain lol. 3 to 5 hours awake. Tried many different Roms. With no extra apps. On the stock rom now and still 4 hours awake. No apps downloaded. Wow. Everyone's claiming good battery life sucks to not be able to find root causethis issue.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
Android OS is not kernel related. There are many threads about this, even with device totally stock un-rooted (knox 0 ). Perhaps you need to upgrade your modem, or full wipe + flash latest full firmware package. Bad WIFI or network coverage. Avoid using 4G and set device into a more stable/stronger network or data connection etc etc. Many things, but kernel is not magic bullet. Look for those threads, read them and if no luck, post there. Cheers
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] Rx8Driver:
That almost sounds lie could be a hardware issue. I'd reflash factory firmware in odin after a complete and total wipe...then flash factory firmware so you'regerund secondary bootloaders and everything that you won't get from "piece meal" flashing from recovery...once you're confident you've got factory running correctly and your battery drain issues have subsided, then look at flashing twrp and a root kernel and go from there...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] Jarule51082:
Phone is going to sleep and can't wake it up... Or maybe it's turning off can't really tell... I'm leaning towards sleep... V3. 4... I'm on Tmobile variant... Running TeKK's rom current version thought it was synapse doze but turned it off and still the same... Even by uninstalling synapse no change.. Please help.

---------- Post added at 04:09 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:07 PM ----------

Phone not waking up... V3. 4.. Tried turning off doze removing synapse no go... After a couple minutes can't turn phone back on... I'm on Tekk current version rom.... Please help
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
How did you upgrade to MM. Did you flash a full firmware package or cheat with just bootloader + modem? Would advise to flash full stock and work from there with SkyHigh defaults.

I do have your both bootloader (s) + modem prepared, but my Internet has been too unstable today for successful upload. I will try again tomorrow. Some ROM dev haven't include the secondary bootloader, but I included both.

Sent from my SkyHigh Kernel powered SM-N920C
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] Jarule51082:
Thanks for your reply sir, the way upgraded to marshmallow was through Odin... The correct way V3. 2 sky-high works good... But 3.4 isn't...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] jazz995756:
I have this same issue currently the only stable version of this kernel is 3.2 all the others put me in some sort of deep sleep
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] sshafranko:
Strange im using 3.4 since release and this doesnt happen to me. Are you guys using Xposed? I feel like a parrot sometimes ive been repeating that phrase for probably 2 years now. I've talked to a couple guys having issues like in call reboots and such and they turned out to be xposed modules...

920T from Portal
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gmap516:
View attachment 3718999

Any fix? This only happened after I rooted
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] v8dreaming:
Broader/bootloader, whatever. Here. Here's your thread. Please stop clogging other threads with your theories.

I'm not saying it's aliens, but it's aliens.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] AKW:
Lol I feel you, OP. This has gotten sad.

Unfortunately, I don't think it matters anymore who's fault it is (both), since the only people who can do anything about it have moved on to the international version, or other devices completely. I was one of the hopeful, but the petty bickering in here and the lack of updates from Tmo has made me all but give up. The main thread got closed down, and the push pretty much died there. Ice was supposed to have Forbes cover the story and have a lawyer look into possible legal action, neither of which panned out, through no fault of Ice's. It's just the way the cookie crumbled.

For the sake of being on topic, it's both Samsung and Tmo's fault sort of. Samsung locked the phone and Tmo didn't request it be unlocked. Either one of them could unlock it easily, which is why I held out hope in the first place, but the lack of action, or even updates leads me to believe we're SOL. I'm going to file an insurance claim with Upsie and request they send me an international version. I suggest anyone who wants root do the same. Upsie's deductible is only $25, but you have to purchase a new insurance plan once you get your new phone.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] Ker~Man:
Bootloader* (Squared)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] Tidbits:
T-Mobile has always been on the stance since the Amaze. It's up to the manufacturer to lock it or not. They would never request it to be locked. To date all bootloaders prior to the S7 were unlocked except where manufacturers have locked them. IE HTC. LG did lock a bootloader once and they themselves admitted(front office response) they locked it.

Someone may bring up Sony device. They still haven't answered this question. What does T-Mobile have to gain to lock those devices and not every other device on their network? Have yet to see a valid reason.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] v8dreaming:
Damn phone. Haha
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] AKW:
It's not that they requested it to be locked, it's that they didn't request it to be unlocked. Samsung is the one who physically locked it, but Tmo just it took as is.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] lost_:
My 2c: the fact that Des (tmo prod vp) had to ask someone on twitter what would he do with root showed me how disconnected the power-that-be from the needs of the niche development community. It is what is. Like him, many people who are the face of tech is unfortunately just power users, with no deeper connection than somehow ending up in the tech dept by luck or by proficiency in climbing the ladder. If those who can move mountains for us on this don't understand the need in the first place , there will be no movement.

tldr; so long, SM-G930T and SM-G935T. Hope we meet again on better terms. Tmo and Samsung, give my VR and gift cards, and I'll be on my way possibly with the F. Thanks for the Netflix!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] nano303:
Haha yeah bet...Enjoy your new phone. The galaxy s7 edge is easily touted as the Best android smartphone out right now in terms of design, features and specs. Everybody who leaves samsung for another phone because they want root is either new to the game or just wants to tag along.. folks who have had ROOT since way back when, don't really care that much. At least I dont..i could see rooting and all if I needed it back when I was 16. Android is mature enough!!

And honestly yall should too. Returning a phone because it has EVERYTHING YOU want except root? Hahaha it's like me letting go of the perfect woman because she can't **** other guys lol. It's a SECURED device. People with root are less secure more vulnerable but hey I speak from experience. First people where crying because they didn't have an SD card Yada, yadayada not it has that, the best battery life on any phone. Yet people aren't happy? F IT, you can't please the whole gotdamn world. I know A LOT of us are indeed happy with the phone and didn't get it for the freebies like I'm sure you jumped to the g5 to get the little battery and little cam huh?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] lost_:
This was why the other threads got closed. Back to square one. LOL.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] nano303:
It is? Lol. No sht...OK then...nevermind...pointless
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] PapaMag:
Well just my 2c it doesn't matter who is at fault the fact is our device is locked down. No way I would consider returning this device. Would I like root sure but for now it isn't happening. Most of these threads are just meant to vent but really serve no purpose.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] Tidbits:
Who's to say T-Mobile didn't even get the option or the choice? Samsung has been awfully quiet in this whole thing. Legere put them under the bus and do you think T-Mobile would say a lie which Samsung has proof it wasn't true to have it blow up in T-Mobile's face for lying. Think about it for a minute.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] AKW:
Again though, it WAS Samsung who locked the bootloader, so Tmo isn't lying, and I'm sure they DID have the choice, and they chose not to request and unlocked version.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] Tidbits:
Source of this information that they did have a choice, or is this purely your speculation? So far Samsung is silent and hasn't said anything about it officially.

Also they are requesting it now and Samsung has a method already developed(see china). So why the Samsung dilly dally?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] AKW:
I guess you could call it educated speculation. Historically, Tmo has had unlocked/unlockable bootloaders, while other carriers' were locked. This is the first phone in recent memory that has shipped locked down on Tmo, at least since I've been with them. This leads me to believethat they generally request theirs to be unlocked. If they didn't have the choice (which I guess is entirely possible) this would be the first time I can recall.

In addition, the fact that Samsung released their own Exynos versions with unlockable bootloaders lends itself to the theory that the BLs were locked at US carrier request. More than likely, AT&T and Verizon requested locked down versions, and for one reason or another, Tmo and Sprint didn't specifically request unlocked ones. I don't pretend to know what those reasons are, but I'm sure they're there.

It's also possible that ALL Snapdragon variants are locked by Qualcomm, since the only way to unlock the Asian Snapdragon variants is with the CROM Service app, but the CROM Service app doesn't work on US versions because we don't have the CROM lock on our bootloaders. This brings up the question of who's choice it was to exclude this lock as well. If it was Samsung, why did they include it on the Asian variants?Logically, it always comes back to the US carriers no matter how you look at it. This part is entirely speculation, however.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] Tidbits:
The LG G2 was locked and LG said they locked it themselves and no one was given the option and that included overseas as well.

All HTC devices were locked by HTC, but they gave an option to unlock it. HTC on carriers request will remove carrier devices from the unlock list if requested.

---------- Post added at 07:37 AM ---------- Previous post was at 07:27 AM ----------

Also just because other variants have the ability doesn't mean carriers were given an option. For example China which you brought up has the option. In China that could be a government request and in order to sell there they must have a method to do so.

They could easily flash a new bootloader and install allow Crom in the states. T-Mobile right now is playing nice and is taking the heat for something they probably didn't have an option, or could very well didn't know they had an option due to the fact Samsung never told them or they assumed it was unlocked as you always had to request it to be locked.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] AKW:
The difference between those examples and this one is that in those cases, ALL devices were locked unless (in HTC's case) the carrier specifically requested otherwise. This only lends itself to my explanation. In this case, only the Snapdragon variants are locked. Samsung's own Exynos versions aren't. The only thing that makes sense is that Samsung locked the BLs at AT&T and Verizon's request, and Tmo and Sprint were like "*shrug* whatever". Or it's possible they wanted unlocked versions, but some other circumstances prevented that from happening.

I don't know for sure, this is just the most plausible explanation I can see. Either way though it doesn't really matter. As I said in my first post on this thread, the only ones who can do anything about it have moved on and by the time Tmo or Samsung release an unlock (if they ever do) there will be significantly less development than the international version, since most devs have jumped over there.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] Tidbits:
It can't be BOTH ways. It either has to be locked and carrier request to unlock or unlocked and carriers have to lock it. Right now you are using both ways. If Verizon and AT&T can request it to be locked then that means they were unlocked to begin with. That means Sprint and T-Mobile would have to request them to be unlocked. That would mean Samsung themselves couldn't have locked it. Now if it was reversed then you would have a point. Right now last I remember both Sprint and T-Mobile said it's Samsung who locked it. The way they talk it seems like they were never given the option. Samsung could clear the air but remains silent probably due to the fact they locked it themselves and NEVER gave anyone an option here in the states.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] Fenny:
I see three options:

- they requested it unlocked and it was overruled

- they requested it locked, and it was

- they made no request either way, and Samsung locked it by default.

Any way you slice it, Samsung locked the bootloader.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] wund3rground:
I've been rooting and nodding since the HTC G1 came out. This is honestly the 1st phone where I almost don't care about root. The only thing I wish I could do is use AdAway. Aside from that, don't really care. It performs well, battery is pretty damn good, camera is obviously amazing, etc.