yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
Thanks. Just started to look at it and see if there was anything I could do. Just wasted 1/2 hour, so your reply has saved me wasting more than needed.

UN-recognized Developer of my SkyHigh Kernel v5.8.x powered SM-N920C
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] The Sickness:
I really didnt want to respond to your outrageous commit. But after thinking about it, I cant help myself....

I have news for you, YOU are NOT the only one with Synaspe scripts....I guess those devs stole yours too? EVERYTHING on Github is open source. Do you know what that means?

Exactly what it says..."open source". Scrpits are modified by everyone. You admitted it yourself. So who are you to saying that ALL the scripts are yours and they are stolen? Are you

that big on yourself?

Then post a link to my ramdisk.....to prove what? I have Synaspe. Or its in order. Why didnt you show the links to other countless ramdisk with Synaspe? Are those all your too?

I'm done messing with you......just remember, not all of are half-wits as you like to say.

Oh, and congrats on your secret ramdisk........and I also like how you have your source as a "zip" so nobody can see the commits you pulled from other devs. Thats a nice one.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
No. You are absolutely wrong.

As a "recognised" "dev", you should know what is applicable to GPL open-source license and what's not. Obviously not.

1. GitHub does not imply open source. It's a means of sharing and collaborating.

2. Every single script found in my ramdisk has either been written, ported, modified or adapted be me.

3. I have every right to claim exclusivity on my own scripts and adaptations (it that EXACT code has not been shared before). The sharing rule applies to that 'original' code previously shared, not a continuing obligation (non-GPL code) and certainly not to further new / independent scripts and code etc.

4. Ramdisk is not open-source. Only the kernel binaries are subject to GPL. If someone posts stolen work on any public repo, it does not imply open-source. It is still stolen.

5. My source is distributed as an archive, which meets GPLv2 minimum requirements. This is how MOST kernel source is distributed! Ie. OEM (Samsung).

6. Anyone only needs to take a look at the evolution of my kernels. Lots of creativity and originality. The same cannot be said for "many" ..... As I said, I am not bound to distribute my exclusive (copyright) ramdisk modifications in any repo. You may unpack every single one of my kernel releases and diff the ramdisk. Start from the N9005 - SGTS - Exynos7420. (P6800 kernel used extweaks). I have proven that in past kang cases.

7. A lot of those "devs" used and committed earlier versions of my kernels. The most recent shared version is that adapted by 'The Hacker S6 kernel'. At least he has given credit in his thread OP, unlike you. He also made attempt to place credit in his gitHub too , but I don't think for all. That was the last time I made my ramdisk mods public. Anything after that is Copyright and exclusive. If you find any that is found in any of my newer kernels on Github or public kernel release, then it's either stolen or in the receipt of stolen goods. I have not given permission to anyone.

8. Many useless "dev" steal my implementation straight out of my ramdisk because they have absolutely no element of creativity and originality. Stealing does not promote collaboration.... and certainly does not encourage me !

9. I still do maintain a repo with commit history. But as I said, my ramdisk modifications are exclusive and they are integrated. It's too much time and effort to separate those from GPL open-source. If you wish, you can pick ANY of those Synapse code that I actually claim. I can give you a screenshot of my commit and link to the kernel zip vesion to verify.

Now if you have a problem with this, then a moderator can explain to you the difference between open-source and exclusive 'sharing'. [MENTION=3125148]KennyG123[/MENTION]

Thanks

UN-recognized Developer of my SkyHigh Kernel v5.8.x powered SM-N920C
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] The Sickness:
I don't have a problem with anything dude. Your the one with the problem thinking you own every damn thing there is with Synaspe. Which you don't.

And you can call in the A-Team for all I care.

Have a wonderful day.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
It appears you do have a problem......

I state the facts. No need for you to be rude about it and exaggerate of what I "own". I never "claim" to "own" 'everything'. Just what I claim as exclusive to SkyHigh. No more, no less.

Have a great day ahead. I certainly will [emoji106]

UN-recognized Developer of my SkyHigh Kernel v5.8.x powered SM-N920C
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] :
Let's get back on track here, cool?

:good:

No need for drama.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
I haven't seen 'something' . Perhaps you mean something else than what I imply?

UN-recognized Developer of my SkyHigh Kernel v5.8.x powered SM-N920C
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
v5.8.1

v5.8.1 Minor update for all supported Note 5 variants.

Enjoy :cool:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] KennyG123:
I was pinged so need to contribute something :silly:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
I like that. Do you know the creator? You?

UN-recognized Developer of my SkyHigh Kernel v5.8.x powered SM-N920C
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] kirschdog1:
Android file host not working for update?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] KennyG123:
I edited the ad for TNT network. I freely give permission to use the thing I stole and edited :silly:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
UN-recognized Developer of my SkyHigh Kernel v5.8.x powered SM-N920C
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] SketchyStunts:
Rabble rabble rabble! Going to go grab my pitchfork lol ;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] Imran1991:
SkyHigh Kernel 5.8-1 Battery Charging Issues with Synapse

Hey UpInTheAir,

First off, I would like to congratulate you for an amazing kernel. I have the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 32gb from Sprint and I am currently running the MOAR Rom by Tdunham version 4.1. The issues I have are that when I am charging the phone with Screen OFF it doesn't charge at all. In fact the battery continues to deplete. Once the battery level reaches less than 7%, it powers off. Sometimes this occurs at 5% and sometimes at 2%. Although when charging with the Screen ON, it charges fine.

Note: These issues were only present with SkyHigh version 5.8 and 5.8-1. When I had version 5.6, it worked fine and with all of the same Synapse settings and MOAR 4.1 Rom. I will attach a couple of logs and screen shots.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
There's a lot of information that's requested in the troubleshooting guide. . . Why not use it......

Firmware mismatch might be the issue with newer kernel source. I don't have your device so user must be comprehensive in report for others to assist / help you.

Flash the full latest stock firmware package with system + cache + ART wipe.

UN-recognized Developer of my SkyHigh Kernel v5.8.x powered SM-N920C
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] Imran1991:
Yeah, I already read the trouble shooting guide. I have other files to post here but for some reason xda wouldn't let me yesterday.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
You read but not follow........

UN-recognized Developer of my SkyHigh Kernel v5.8.x powered SM-N920C
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] Imran1991:
Well, I had pretty much everything enabled in Synapse and everything else maxed out. I lost the Settings file because I went back to the Sickness V3 Kernel. As for the Modem version I'm not quite sure. I don't know the Bootloader version either. The Furmware Version is SM-N920PVPS2BPD1. I had all of this information in a screen shot but I guess I forgot to upload it. So I have attached some more log files.

Note: I was trying to upload everything the first time but for some reason xda wouldn't let me.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] Bobthahog:
Your firmware version pry needs updated. You are 2 versions behind the newest PG1 build.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
Exactly. I suggested him to update, but was ignored. ...

So I don't bother waste my time either .......

UN-recognized Developer of my SkyHigh Kernel v5.8.x powered SM-N920C
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] Imran1991:
So should I just flash the latest Firmware? I think I can just use the links in TDunham's MOAR rom thread.

EDIT: I assumed that I already had the latest Firmware and didn't check to make sure. Thanks for your help.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] vvette:
Help?

Can some one send me or give me link for: SkyHigh Note 5 Exynos 7420 Sprint Kernel version 5.11 for sprint note 5? The links dont work for me and I need this older version. Thanks!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
Tester needed

If you are capable and willing to test N920P SkyHigh kernel pre-release on full

stock

firmware N920PVPU2BPG1 ??

Just require ONE (THE FIRST TO REPLY) that can work around flashing and recovery WITHOUT anyone holding your hand.

Without proper testing and decent informed feedback, there will be no official release for you.

Cheers

UITA

UN-recognized Developer of my SkyHigh Kernel v5.8.x powered SM-N920C
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] Idonttalkanymore:
I can but i realized that my mobilephone was unlock and use GSM, with your kernel, it have't imei & baseband, and no have signal. :(
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
It's quite obvious you don't meet the requirements. http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=68213325&postcount=51

Please stop wasting time, I already replied to your issue. This thread is for development.

Thanks but no.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] pbedard:
Hey uita everything is great with the kernel synapse is running perfect all profiles work as well thanks brother.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
Thanks for the feedback. Please test default stability for at least a day or so. When / if you're happy, please let me know and I'll release it to the masses. Cheers

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SkyHigh kernel == "original" experience, no cheap "Knock off" like most others. Credit given where credit is earned..... not stolen !!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] pbedard:
No probl man I'll report back
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] SketchyStunts:
Do you plan to patch the dirty cow vulnerability? If such patch exists for this device
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
I have no idea what you're on about actually and no plans for anything apart from the results of feedback in a couple days time. That will determine everything.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] SketchyStunts:
no worries man, was just wondering.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
Okay. found the time to check it out. Yes, it has been patched with Linux 3.10.104 update which I've applied to the v6.2.0 under current test.

Thanks for pointing it out though :highfive:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] SketchyStunts:
No problem. I'm just hoping your test kernel is deemed stable ;)

Keep up the good work sir
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] pbedard:
The kernel is great stable and fast no issues thanks man i didnt find anything wrong

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Its ready for print time
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
Thanks for getting back mate. I'm actually compiling v6.3.0 for test now on my N920C. If it's okay, then I'm quite confident it will be for N920P. It was just that v6.x.x was a complete rebuild, and needed checking on actual device. Some fixes are not universal between all variant, so best to check I got it right :)

I'll release the N920P v6.2.0 very very soon
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
v6.2.0 Released

v6.2.0 Release for N920P Note 5 variants.

Test on stock N920PVPU2BPG1 firmware + TWRP by [MENTION=2792898]pbedard[/MENTION] . Thank you.

Optimized specifically for stock TW ROMs, not the buggy hybrid and BETA ROM ports !! (no offense to the excellent effort from the cooks / devs, but it is what it is until official Samsung firmware and sources are released . . . )

NOTE: Aroma installer shows v6.1.0 (don't worry)

I put a lot of effort into this, so would be appreciated if you rate this thread according to my effort. Thanks.

Enjoy

UITA
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] Slypnslyde:
Your contribution is always appreciated
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] involuntaryqool:
Might this be compatible on the latest firmware N920PVPU2BPH9?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
You know I don't have device, right?

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
Could someone with the time and bandwidth please download the new firmware here and upload me the boot.img from it.

Thanks

http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/download/106117/N920PVPU2BPH9_N920PSPT2BPH9_SPR/
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] Jacobh25:
Here you go. I just brought my firmware up to spec last night..Sammobile takes forever to download from. If you need someone to test in the future feel free to shoot me a message. I don't mind flashing back to other firmware and all that.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] mysticjp:
the hydROM will boot with this kernel but the signal/data/network is disabled HALP PLZ =( i really wanna run a note 7 port on my sprint note 5 =((
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] Jacobh25:
Should probably read the op.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] Doc50000:
Trying it out now. Thanks dude..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] nolefan32:
From the talk here, this is the kernel to have, but the aroma installer won't let me. It's too restrictive. I'm running a SM-920R7, which is cross compatible in nearly every way with the N920P. And I've confirmed this by flashing and running other kernels with zero issues, but they didn't have the ux support of your fine work here. Could you loosen up the restriction on the aroma installer so that the R7 is viewed as a compatible device? I for one would be much appreciated.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
v6.5.0 release

v6.5.0 Release for N920 P Note 5 variants.

Optimized specifically for stock TW ROMs, especially not the laggy hybrid and BETA N7 UX ROM ports !! (no offense to the excellent

effort

from the cooks / devs, but it is what it is until official Samsung firmware and sources are released . . . ). If you must use a customized UX ROM, then it has been suggested the A8 ports are much better. Not my opinion, but for you to try, and remembering that any "kernel" bug is not my issue, but the ROM cook to sort out. SkyHigh officially supports and works best on STOCK TW.

[ Kernel source : available later today ]

Enjoy

UITA
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
v6.6.1

Minor update to v6.6.1 for all supported variant for use on stock TW ROMs.

N920P

Cheers,

UITA
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] SketchyStunts:
Everything running fine as per protocol. Thanks dude!!!

Also, is there anyway of incorporating the newly released security patches just released? Not asking if you'll do it though. Cheers!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
Kernel side already done in v6.5.0. [emoji6]

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SkyHigh kernel == "original" experience, no cheap "Knock off" like most others. Credit given where credit is earned..... not stolen !!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] SketchyStunts:
BAF : Boss As F*ck

....Tips hat with graciousness
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
Firmware & kernel source update ?

Just to let you know that I have DL your latest firmware from N920PVPS3BPJ2 and G928PVPS3BPJ2 firmwares just to extract the boot.img. ~ 4GB

Also made request to Samsung OSRC for kernel source release so I can build on the latest for you.

Lately, they have been pretty good at releasing source in a timely manner. So hopefully sooner rather that later for the Sprint users.

And, no, forget about AoD until official source and firmware are released. I don't use it either. Use another kernel if preferred . . .
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] stewykam:
There isn't a sprint kernel that supports it anyway. Besides, who really gives a **** about aod. I'm with you on this. Wait until officiall source, rather have minimal bugs than aod.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
v6.8.0 release

v6.8.0 Release for :

N920P

** Still waiting on your new N920PVPS3BPJ2 source release from Samsung . . . .

BUG: 10% of installation will encounter Aroma installer "freeze". It's only the display that freeze, the script still execute in the background. Just wait a minute, then press slightly to the top right 'home' key / top left of the 'back' key . . .

Amongst other things, implemented EXPERIMENTAL F2FS support with latest stable patches available. (Much faster I/O - write speeds). Instructions in Post #2.

Optimized specifically for STOCK TW ROMs, especially not the laggy hybrid and BETA N7 UX ROM ports !! (no offense to the excellent

effort

from the cooks / devs, but it is what it is until official Samsung firmware and sources are released . . . ). If you must use a customized UX ROM, then it has been suggested the A8 ports are much better. Not my opinion, but for you to try, and remembering that any "kernel" bug is not my issue, but the ROM cook to sort out. SkyHigh officially supports and works best on STOCK TW.

[ Kernel source : soon ]

Enjoy

UITA
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] droseofc:
Is systemmode supersu not supported by 6.8.0? Ive full unrooted and then flashed systemmode whatever most recent version (sr3v278?) but on this most recent update it hangs at the bootanimation and never fully boots. Fixing it requires a reflash of kernel (possibly flashin systemless su) but then when it boots it does the whole optimizing apps thing like it does on initial setup boot. Not sure if its from flashing kernel twice or if it was from the hang at the bootanimation
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] droseofc:
Also getting no uci support now too. Redownloaded, checked md5 on both, have reflashed prior to this and still no uci support. Dont mean to bumrush the thread, just first time having issues doin same steps ive always done figured id chime in. I do see the red optimized for stock tw thing but this is same rom ive been on and every one of ur kernels i think ever for note 5 920p has worked. Is this one not for anything but stock roms but if it does work on non stock then bonus?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
No. Not in any SkyHigh kernel since maybe a year.... OP details what is supported and installed on flash.

Why on earth flash a system mode super su? If from a custom ROM, then kindly ask your ROM dev/cook to "fix" it. It's not required anymore and best for all compatibility.

I'm assuming you meet the requirements and followed the install instructions exactly.....

I can only think of two options.

1. Check /su/su.d folder and delete everything. Reboot recovery and reflash kernel.

2. Full wipe the lot + Odin firmware and reflash without any system root.

Stay system-less as per OP

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SkyHigh kernel == "original" experience, no cheap "Knock off" like most others. Credit given where credit is earned..... not stolen !!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] Bobthahog:
U might try flashing newest firmware cuz your baseband still says PD2. Pretty sure kernel source is PH9. I always thought it was best to have baseband match kernel source.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] droseofc:
I just have always downloaded system version of whatever is latest only from self preference. Im my head which probably way off i assumed systemmode is better then systemless because its "in the system". I honestly dont know the reason behind systemless but will check out the correct definition. I have reflashed kernel, default and tried custom mode and used permissive and everything else default but still no uci. Uninstalled synapse reinstalled and still. Ill try what u said unless its the baseband like suggested above

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In su/su.d the only file is a 00000deepsleep file. Delete the file or delete the su.d folder?

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Meant to add its still enforcing with default and custom using permissive.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
Option #2 I gave you . . . . simple
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] droseofc:
Ima just go back to release before this one....way simpler. Lol thanks for the quick help tho i do appreciate it. Just would rather skip the settin up or backing up or restore, and still possibly not work, not that your wrong your suggestion would definitely eliminate any other interference which would leave only one other possibility and thatd be firmware version like other guy was sayin. Dont take wrong way. Deff a fan.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
I you followed the instructions it would definitely work . . . just don't install any old depreciated root method.

Nothing to do with firmware.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] droseofc:
I am not doubting you if it came to whos right lol. U win everytime. But im running 6.6.1 now and everything is fine. When i flash 6.8.0 selinux goes to enforcing and no uci on synapse. If nothing huge changed from 6.6.1 to 6.8 y does the one work and the other doesnt unless i reflash the same firmware im on now?

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If the system mode su from before is thought to be the issue in theory shouldnt i be able to do a full unroot in systemmode su (is now) and reboot and flash kernel? If firmware isnt the issue id rather not reflash it as its a pita doing everything with it. Gear vr files take most of my storage and redoing that suuuucks. Im sure ur thinkin well dont do it then go back to previous and that u dgaf. And thats fine. I just wasnt sure if u needed to know as it was new, it worked on every one of ur kernels b4. But not that big of a deal to me, if its just me ill go back to 6.6.1 and wait for next update and if it still does then I will start from scratch.

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Also i the root method i use isnt old or deprecated, its sr3 version 2.78. Its like the future su (beta?) Same u use on 6.8 just system mode. Not tryn to get off topic just didnt want u thinking i was using like the first release and sayin i had issues. Plus maybe anything but using odin or fully wiping. Sry 2 blow ur thread up, tryn to b helpful and get help at the same time makes like twice the convo
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
System mode is old and depreciated. Chainfire nor SkyHigh kernel supports it !!

It is quite obvious that the "full rooted" doesn't return it from system mode to "unmodified" state , hence the incompatibility. I have seen this all before, so the need to wipe.

Good luck with outdated kernel version, because things won't change until you do as I suggested. That's just how it is.

Cheers.

[MENTION=7172205]droseofc[/MENTION]

EDIT: Been speaking with a good friend. He suggests to take a look within your /system/su.d folder. If you have this "crap" then delete it.

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SkyHigh kernel == "original" experience, no cheap "Knock off" like most others. Credit given where credit is earned..... not stolen !!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] SketchyStunts:
I am also getting no uci support & SElinux is enforcing on current release. Only file in su/su.d is 000000deepsleep
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
I implied to forget that........... but, I've taken a look at the boot.img. Seems something funky....... I'll rebuild and see what goes
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] UpInTheAir:
v6.8.1 release

v6.8.1 Release for :

N920P

Hopefully this works. Somethings missing from build, no idea why . . . . hopefully fixed