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[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] griz.droidx:
This first paragraph is not important.

The chicken and egg issue: which comes first? I had tried your app w/o your kernel a while back and it wouldn't open without saying something quick then closing (may have been boeffla kernel and not stock) Thats why I said that. You said that if you want to try your alpha to install the app. My train of thought was how can we get the kernel if the app won't open. And can't get the app to open without the kernel. Classic chicken and egg problem.

I'm on bootloader version :

G900VVRS2DQB2

There's a couple more newer than this for the vzw varient.

Thanks for all you do again doc. And congrats on the new title here. Not sure what their criteria is as you've been busy for a while. I'll try to find the rest of the vzw bootloaders and add them here when I get to a pc.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
The first issue is supposed to NOT happen, because the app doesn't have any requirement to be on SmartPack-Kernel (not like Boeffla-config). The app should be capable to work as a stand alone kernel manager for any rooted devices and any ROMs/Kernels. I also used several times with Boeffla-Kernal without issues.

Regarding the second part, it really makes me confused. Because, your bootloader is already added to your kernel as klte. And don't need to give other new versions, the app only check first 4-5 lines of the bootloader to decide device support which is mostly same for all new versions. Can you manually download and flash from this folder and see the auto-flash working thereafter.

By the way, thanks alot for all these comments...
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] griz.droidx:
Thank YOU. Well I had another TLDR post ready and my fingers slipped and killed the app.

It makes sense that you only check the first few characters. That's smart. (no pun intended at the time) Thanks again I'm off to try everything and I'll report back as needed.

Many thanks to you again. Have a great day /night /evening.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Carlo Borbor:
Hello, thank you for this awesome kernel. I am using this on MM rom and this is great kernel. I wonder for Pie, I cannot download the smartpack pie it says "This file is too big.." https://github.com/SmartPack/SmartPack-Kernel-Project_kltexxx/tree/Pie/kernel-release thank you.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Drhedphuk:
If you read back over the last page you will find the directions to flash pie kernel.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
Interesting. Where you got "The file is too big" message. TWRP? Anyway, you guys should be able to download from that place. My app is also using the same link for auto updates.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] jackson_c:
What would be the best setting to preserve the maximum battery and GPS app with continuous use for days, preventing this app from being closed?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] clockstoper:
It says that because you are on mobile browser

Just enable desktop browsing from browser menu and press download it will download fine ...

And thanks a ton Dev for making this happen
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] damianiw:
I watched via the smartpack kernel manager and as soon as I plug in the charger all CPU cores are being used pretty sure you're right about Facebook any advice on how I can see CPU by process to make sure I know of any other apps causing this?

[ROM][Unofficial][7.1.2_r36]Resurrection Remix-N-5.8.5 [KLTEXX][2018-09-05 PSL] by*IKGapirov

SmartPack [Kernel] GCC-8.x for LOS-14.1/LOS-15.1 [kltexxx] by*sunilpaulmathew

Kernel Profiles by justjr
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] justjr:
I'll soon publish a new profile more, I managed to maintain lower target rates while still having no lag on games and very low tolerable lags on Instagram (which is heavy as f*, along with Facebook. Scrolling through them requires clocks at around 1400 MHz or higher).

edit: here https://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s5/general/interactive-governor-highly-efficient-t3860612

On my profiles all cores are active all the time. It is not on all the time for you? If you're using my profile, it should.

Letting cores turn off would have little savings IF it even stays at idle frequency, but it doesn't, if you plug only 3 or 2 it will be jumping to 400MHz or higer all the time while you are idle. And dealing with hotplugs are a pain. There's a debate that is efficient to turn cores on/off all the time, because it uses more power to turn them on them if they were on already, and if they go on off all the time, the possible saving would be set-off, while your performance will suffer with the possible lower power efficiency. I follow that line of thought, which in no way I came up with, I just read a lot about it.

You can use BetterBatteryStatus (I recommend and use this, I bought it on playstore, but you can get for free on xda) or GSam so you can see what is using your juice.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Carlo Borbor:
here. btw thank you.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Carlo Borbor:
Thank you. Now I am able to download :)
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] haoyangw:
Probably not relevant to most users out there but just wanna mention that if you're considering using F2FS(or you're using F2FS now and are willing to switch back to ext4), please stay on ext4 because I'm afraid F2FS on Linux kernel 3.4.x is quite inefficient, and is not any faster(maybe even slower) than ext4. And I have solid evidence, read arter97's comments here. And also see attached screenshot(I know it was written years ago, but it's still relevant). Fyi, he has spent several years testing F2FS and developing kernels so he is reliable. And I can back up his findings, I have found the f2fs gc process to take up significant CPU as well(by tracking kernel processes using Gsam etc) and fstrim appears to not work well either(using an app I can trim ~3GB each time) which probably will impact performance. And I'm on F2FS right now and face noticeable lag which I can reasonably suspect is due to F2FS. But it's not the fault of LineageOS or our devs because the f2fs available for Linux 3.4 is out of date(last updated in mainstream Linux kernel in 2016), and F2FS issues are only resolved in the latest kernels(Linux 4.17 and above), which we cannot backport because there are too many changes. So tdlr, stay on/switch back to ext4 if you can :) The gains from F2FS is minimal and not even worth it right now. I mean, even on UFS 2.1 phones like OnePlus 3/3T, arter97 is recommending ext4, so the performance gains are probably not worth it.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] CStadler:
Thanks for the info, tho from my personal experience, using f2fs on cache only has a noticeable improvement on app launch times, haven't tested battery wise tho
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
SmartPack-Kernel alpha-v3 for android 9 (Pie)

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I just updated the kernel for Android 9.0 (alpha-v3), which will give control over a few more wakelocks as well as includes improvements in the default profile (credits to justjr). For detailed change-logs, plz visit here.

Please note:

1. Please do not spam LOS thread with my Kernel stuff if you flash this Kernel.

2. Since it is another alpha build mainly for internal testing, I do NOT want to provide the links in this thread. To get the kernel, please install latest SmartPack-Kernel Manager ---> got to "SmartPack" page ---> click "Download and Flash".

For more information, watch this youtube video.

I am looking forward to your comments, either here or in Telegram...

Enjoy...
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] imantoyo:
hi......touchkey light is disable on klteduos....and battery drain very fast..please help me .(android 8.1 havoc kernel smartpack v24)
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
SmartPack-Kernel Manager v6.5

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Hi friends,

I just uploaded a new version (v6.5) of SmartPack-Kernel Manager (see attached screenshot) with some useful additions for the future kernel releases. So, I strongly recommend updating to this version.

Changes

Display & LED: update notification led control for klte.

Display & LED: properly update and unified some titles.

Settings: remove unnecessary margin (visual improvements).

Misc: Update androidx appcompat library.

To update, just open the app and follow on-screen instructions. For everyone else, download links & change-logs can be found at

https://github.com/SmartPack/SmartPack-Kernel-Manager/releases/latest

Enjoy...
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Many40:
Thanks for that. I was hopping that it brings "performance profiles" ;)

I got lazy a little after being long time on Boeffla where I could chose between different predefined profiles (especially battery ones).

Now I need to get down to work and develop my own profile :)
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
"Performance Tweaks" (based on Spectrum profile manager) is already implemented into the app and was a part of this kernel until I removed it on one of the previous releases. It is just a matter of time to re-add it. However, to be honest, I don't have 4 different (battery, balanced, performance and gaming) for this device at this moment. Why don't you guys share your profiles (preferably as json files exported from SP-Kernel Manager) with some basic descriptions (just like [MENTION=5188092]justjr[/MENTION] did) so that I will include those as spectrum profiles after some testing? Since the default kernel settings are already optimized for a balanced use, it won't be a big issue.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] justjr:
Check my profile at my description, try it and send me your feedback if you can.

I know I talked something about making profiles, but I came to a conclusion, that I really already knew but wasn't externalizing for some reason. I really feel no need to have more then 1 profile. I tailor it profile to be effective at all loads. It will load any heavy app fast, and if it's a light app it will not go over the clock it need to run it. It runs very fine gaming, browsing, watching videos, scrolling thought web pages, or the app selector, etc. The only uses it have a little lag with it is scrolling though Instagram and Facebook, just a little lag with the Lite one, these are some heavy ass apps, but I can live with it, really don't feel the need to use more cpu power and make all other apps also use more power then they need just for these apps to not lag while scrolling.

With all that thought, I guess it would be really easy to make a performance profile for interactive and virtual memory values, but any value on target_loads lower then the ones I crafted, will lag the device on many uses, I really gone the lower I could without go most of the lag.

I guess a good gaming profile would have some higher target_load values and lower above_hispeed on interactive governor, lower values on dirty_writables on vm configs, and lower values also on lmk, following the memory LSpeed configurations I told you about, it will kill most apps on background so less multitasking and more resources to the game, not really needed on most games, as I run lots of games and the clocks stay mostly on 1.1 and 1.5 GHz.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Many40:
Sorry, I was just joking. Nobody should demand/expect from you spoon-feeding with providing predefined profiles unless you are willing to do so. It is enough that you put a lot of effort and time to provide the community with your kernel.

Of course I might make my own profile (if needed) but it would need some time for testing - I am just the first day on your kernel.

Currently I am testing justjr's profile ....

I am already on it if you don't mind (latest version) :) Thanks for that (it looks you are quite advanced in analyzing governors/hotplugs tunables). I will test it for a while and see if it satisfies my daily-use requirements. To be honest I am not a heavy user of my phone (no Facebook, Instagram, no gaming) so I rather look for balanced profile (more battery saving oriented than performance).

I will see how your profiles behaves for me and let you know.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] justjr:
Of course. Well I don't consider my profile performance, or battery, I could make it have more performance, but that's not the goal, goal is efficiency, and by efficiency, I mean at all kinds of loads. I don't believe in battery profiles, slowing down the cpu jobs will not save battery, the faster it finish a job and go back to idle, more battery is saved. I tried to find the perfect balance on my profile, is not perfect but I think it's almost as close as I can achieve.

If you are not using demanding apps, it will not scale the CPU higher then needed. Only if it does need.

Even if you don't use heavy apps, the mere fact of install, update and open most apps Will trigger high demanding jobs, and the same thing applies. Faster it finishes, faster you go back to idle. That's even more pronounced during deep sleep, going back fast to sleep is key to achieve low %/h idle battery usage.

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[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] jerfsonpaiva:
Works on KLTE 900M?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Many40:
If you are on LOS 15.1, it is compatible with klte/G900M, so this kernel should work as well - just try it.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Grubi28:
I am on Aosp Extended v6.0 PIE and installed the latest SmartPack-Kernel Manager v6.5 but get: "Download Failed! Are you running an unsupportet android version?"
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
I mean, if you guys help me to make good profiles, I'll be really happy to re-enable profile support, although I'm quite happy with the current default settings...

Yes....

I'm aware of that issue in some aosp based (not LOS) ROMs. It is because the current auto-flash mechanism requires wget/curl commands (depends on the device) to download the new kernel file in command line, which is not yet available in those ROMs (I don't know why:confused:). If you want to confirm, go to terminal and run "wget" or/and "curl" (and kindly show me the output). I hope it will be back in the near future...
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] jerfsonpaiva:
Ok. Thanks. In the first post the 900M Variant isn't mentioned. Please, can you add?

I'm use the LOS15.1

If i install the LOS16 can i use the same Kernel?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
Okay. Now I copy paste everything from the LOS page.

/* Supported devices */

klte: SM-G900F, SM-G900AZ, SM-G900M, SM-G900R4, SM-G900R7, SM-G900T, SM-G900V, SM-G900W8, SM-S902L

kltekor: SM-G900K/L/S

kltedv: SM-G900P/I

klteduos: SM-G900FD, SM-G900MD

kltekdi: SCL23

By the way, your device is already added to the auto-flash supported device list of SP-Kernel Manager. So, after updating to LOS-16.0, follow the steps as shown in the below-linked video to get SmartPack-Kernel.

Release notes are available at this post.

[YOUTUBE]qk8Uez9ftms[/YOUTUBE]
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
SmartPack-Kernel stable-v25

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A new version of SmartPack-kernel (stable-v25) for LineageOS-15.1 (Oreo) is now available. For change-logs, plz visit here.

Please note: This version includes LED notification control (credits to Lord Boeffla), which allow you to control the notification light intensity completely. However, please note the following criteria before playing with it

0 : stock CM behaviour (default)

1- 39 : darker than Samsung stock

40 : stock Samsung behaviour

41-255 : brighter than Samsung stock

As usual, you can auto-flash this version of kernel from SmartPack-Kernel Manager or download and manually flash from the link provided. Enjoy...

https://smartpack.github.io/sgs5/
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
SmartPack-Kernel alpha-v4 for android 9 (Pie)

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A new version of SmartPack-Kernel for LineageOS-16 (alpha-v4), which will give control over notification led intensity, is available. For detailed change-logs, plz visit here.

To install the kernel, please install latest SmartPack-Kernel Manager ---> got to "SmartPack" page ---> click "Download and Flash".

Looking forward to your comments... and as I always request, please do not spam Lineage-OS thread with this kernel related stuff...

Enjoy...
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Muhammad Tajy:
V4?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
SmartPack-Kernel stable-v26 for Lineage OS-15.1 (Oreo)

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Here is a quick update of SmartPack-kernel (stable-v26) for LineageOS-15.1 (Oreo) since I found some important commits in the Lineage-OS kernel repo.

Changes:

Lineage OS changes

As usual, you can auto-flash this version of kernel from SmartPack-Kernel Manager or download and manually flash from the link provided. Enjoy...

https://smartpack.github.io/sgs5/

New maintenance update for Lineage-OS 16 (Pie) will arrive soon....
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
SmartPack-Kernel alpha-v5 for android 9 (Pie)

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A quick maintanace update of SmartPack-Kernel for LineageOS-16 (alpha-v5) is now available.

Changes:

Lineage OS changes

To install the kernel, please install latest SmartPack-Kernel Manager ---> got to "SmartPack" page ---> click "Download and Flash".

Looking forward to your comments... and as I always request, please do not spam Lineage-OS thread with this kernel related stuff...

Enjoy...
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] TechForEver:
Hello can me use this kernel in sch-i959

whith lineage 14.1 (alberto96)

and what is the latest version of this kernel for my device

and how to unstail this kernel if I face some issues
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Drhedphuk:
You cannot use this kernel on your device. Your model is an S4. This kernel is for the S5 variants.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] TechForEver:
Thank you for help

Can you tell me then

If this other smart kernel for s4

Can run in my device ja3gduosctc (SCH-I959

https://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s4/i9500-orig-develop/kernel-smartpack-project-lineage-os-14-t3590858
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
I used to build for Exynos variants of S4 (ja3g, jalte (skt/ktt/lgt), but not your device) until I lost my device and the project is discontinued. Anyway, you are free to use it if you wish although the project will never updated from my side. But, pls don't bring it's related discussions here.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] TechForEver:
Thank you.

I will flash it and try if there is deferent in battery drain

Thanks again
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
Just for the information of all,

I just replaced stable-v26 with a new build (mainly for my convenience), which is a unified build for both Lineage-OS 15.1 & 16 (Oreo & Pie). Please be aware that the auto-flash on Pie ROMs (should work on Oreo though) will NOT work until I update the app (later today or tomorrow).
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] justjr:
Sunil. There isn't any relevant stuff, on the kernel part, relative to the new security patches being released for 14.1?

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[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
A lot of important changes are actually commited into the cm-14.1 branch as well, which includes some updates from Samsung's latest open-source code release for klte. I'm not sure if the last nougat kernel will work well on a new ROM. But, is there any new Nougat ROMs available?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] justjr:
Yes. RR, lineage, both updated to October, and soon to November security bulletins.

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[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
I'll make a new Lineage OS-14.1 kernel, with LOS changes and the new Oreo/Pie Kernel goodies, on or before this weekend...
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] justjr:
Awesome friend!!! You keep spoiling us. Many thanks.

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[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] sunilpaulmathew:
SmartPack-Kernel Manager v6.6

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Changes:

App signature: Updates to work on all devices including Samsung TW ROMs.

Battery: update charge level interface to support even the original boeffla driver.

Display & Led: update LED brightness to work with more devices.

LED Notification Intensity: allow to set any value.

Settings: fix option to hide sections.

build: update to stable AndroidX (and also update dependencies).

SmartPack: Auto-flash: Internal changes for Pie ROMs.

For detailed change-logs, please visit here. If you are on an old version, simply open the app and follow on-screen instructions. If not, download and manually install from my GitHub release page. Enjoy...
[Android Apps and Games] davidfayjanney:
I have a "TX8" TV box running Android 6 Marshmallow with Amlogic S912 CPU and as media I have two hard drives enclosures Pro Mediasonic each holding 4 hard drives with media 2TB each with EXT4 format.

These media drives have been used with my old HTPC running linux and kodi and now I wish to use them with the new Android box but Android system does NOT recognize the drives. I purchased two apps/drivers that claim to recognize any format but does not work.

How I could successfully connect and use these hard drives?
[Android Apps and Games] Fat Rat Bastard:
Wrong forum. You need to find something directly related to Android TV boxen.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] pakudaboy:
Hi guys,

I've flashed the 7.2.24 firmware (Kenzo) from this post and now my device is hard bricked.

Won't even show MI logo when i try volume down + power.

Plug in usb on PC gets unknown device and can't install driver.

I do get flashing red light when USB plugged in.

Never been so mad since this is the first time I hard brick my device after so many years...

any thoughts?

Post:

https://xdaforums.com/redmi-note-3/development/kenzo-miui-firmware-7-2-16-download-t3558098
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] theoneofgod:
Just use MiFlash and flash stock ROM. It's soft bricked.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] LeoYL:
This method will not erase your data: https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=71210207&postcount=129
[General Topics] karthikaqpt:
The Finnish Start-up HMD Global which is having exclusive license for the Nokia brand has announced the re-launching of Iconic Nokia 3310 feature phone at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

The Nokia 3310 phone is coming back by keeping its rigidness , good battery life and famous Snake game. And, it is getting many improvements also.

Nokia 3310 comes in four distinct colors; Warm Red , Yellow, Dark Blue and Grey.

Now we can play the legendary Snake Game in color screen.

New Nokia 3310 is having 2.4” curved window with polarized layer for better readability in sunlight.

It has 16 MB storage plus a MicroSD card slot with support up to 32 GB

New version of 3310 is added with beautiful push buttons, Headphone jack and 2 MP camera with LED flash

The old charging pin is replaced by a Micro-USB port to make the charging simple.

And, it is provided with FM radio and MP3 player for music

The new version of Nokia 3310 is thinner than the original one. And, the battery life also got improved further, with up to 22 hours talk time. i-e You can talk all the day or leave the phone on starndby for upto a month.

Nokia 3310 will be available as both single SIM and dual SIM variants

And the Nokia 3310 provides 2G connectivity for calling and texting

HMD said the phone would be released in the second quarter of the year and it will be available for around $52.

And, it seems Nokia's original 3310 sold over 100 million units.

When will Nokia 3310 be available in India?
[General Topics] Imran520:
Nokia 3310 is coming in Pakistan within 2 weeks and maybe it will reach in India same time.
[Networking] emann30:
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