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[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Windroid-user:
Can you send a picture showing it? Sounds pretty funny that you can fit an aftermarket battery which is a completely different size into an original samsung... box thingy.

Btw I remember reading my battery's instructions saying that it should be fully charged after 12 hours. Still have it in my room.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] cristobalite1983:
This is how jthe Samsung charging box looks like. I had to take off the cover which was no easy task @ first and it was also a gamble that it would fit but it did. The part of my extended battery that fits into the box is of course the 3200 size of it while the huge part stays out so it was a perfect fit. I was amazed. Hooked it up to power and the red light on the Samsung box came on. About 12-13hours later it changed to green. Charging full. Left for an extra 3-4 hours more and put it back in the phone. That would give m about 2 days of charge.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] cristobalite1983:
This is my battery. Just like how it easy fits into the note 4, it does so with the Samsung charging box.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] StarBusters97:
Hey [MENTION=260609]kevintm[/MENTION] i love your kernels and thanks for your awesome support man.

If possible please make kernel like v 3.1 for our pie roms. I know you have created some kernels for pie but can you make kernel that provides all the features like v 3.1?

Thank you man i know it takes lot of time to create these kernels.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Windroid-user:
Oh yeah because it has that normal size battery sticking out ok that makes sense.

I have this one from amazon:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0197T9R1M/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_i_SOFQCb1BX00GV

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I think that's meant to be flashpoint v5 on androidfilehost. Link is on page 41, but I have no clue tbh.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] StarBusters97:
No my friend as per my understanding v5 is only for TouchWiz roms. If i am not wrong.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Windroid-user:
Yeah you're right... so I guess for ported TouchWiz roms running pie, maybe also marshmallow and lower?

Ok so the pie kernel lacks features that 3.1 has. I haven't actually installed any of his kernels apart from v4 which did not go well lol, but he helped me out and now I'm living the life with 15 SOT (because of extended battery).

Do you use screen protector, if so which one? I use this one which is plastic but you get a pack of 6 and it's great if you install it properly.

You can not even tell it's on my phone lol:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00UXCKNES/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_i_.DGQCbXTG63SG
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] StarBusters97:
Ya i do use screen protector it's made of glass, although i don't know which brand/company made it but i bought it from a local store near my home.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Windroid-user:
I recently installed a glass screen protector on this iPhone 6 Plus and the fit is extremely close to the screen it will make sense if you look at the picture I'm suprised I managed to install it this well.

The annoying thing I noticed on mine (iPhone) and yours is the line around the outside of the screen protector which I think is due to the curved edges. It was only £1.45 for a pack of 2 from Ebay though so not too fussed about it, actually pretty great deal thinking about it now.

I just remembered after taking these pictures mine has the slightest line around it but it is not visible at all especially when you have a case on. Only downside is its not glass but feels great using it.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Windroid-user:
Alright I've gone off-topic.

Why do you like using this kernel? Do you change some kernel settings around to save battery or improve performance or something else. Also any bugs from your experience?

Talking about v3.1 btw
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] tripLr:
Working on it.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Myskiis2fast4u:
And with an OC frequency???? 2800.....3000.... U know something to help melt the solder! I'll pay for an OC! $20?? Please don't be insulted....I know it's more time than $20 worth!.....
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] StarBusters97:
System UI Not Responding

First of all i don't know what is the problem but i tried multiple roms and different kernels but i get into same problem system UI error, I get free time at night and i like to a play game named "marvel contest of champions", However i noticed that when i play game for like 20 to 25 minutes the phone lags extremely and sometimes freezes and need to take out battery, so i am really confused what should i do ? is there something that i can do about this thing ? or i am doing something wrong ?

Love to know what the problem is and learning how to take log so i will post logs in 2 days. If anybody knows what the problem is let me know. If there is a thread for this type of problem please post link of that thread.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] negativman:
I also had a problem on version 0.2 "system interface is not responding." I was looking for a reason, I did not think that the reason was in the kernel. By the method of exclusion, I understood that the problem is in the kernel. Returned to version 0.1.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Windroid-user:
I really don't recommend gaming on the note 4 due to the emmc error that may occur from frequent overheating. Even though I'm saying this I remember my brother gaming on his iPhone 4 and it looked quite cpu intensive with no problems.

Anyway...

What is your phone model, and what rom kernel combination are you using, since there are quite a few versions on this kernel thread and there seems to be a wider variety than usual of people using different versions from the same thread... idk if that made sense.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] kevintm78:
Ha! I got the day off today so I'll see if I can cook you up something to help melt that motherboard. No donation necessary.

I should add though, if anyone does feel like donating, please direct them to [MENTION=5624167]tripLr[/MENTION]. His server is allowing quite a few people to build aosp roms who couldn't before. On my laptop it takes almost 12hrs (and more space than I can give up) to build an aosp rom and with his server that time is cut down to 58 mins for a clean build.

When I get a chance I'll download that game and see how it works for me. If you wouldn't mind, please tell me what your current setup is and I'll do the same.

For logs, you can do one of two ways:

From a pc-

adb logcat > logcat.txt

On android -

logcat > sdcard/logcat.txt

or you can use one of the logcat apps. I'll probably need the dmesg log as well. You'll need to run these logs while the game is running and hopefully try to catch that error message too. Kernel Adiutor has a way of gathering logs in it's settings menu too.

Which rom are you using? I've been using the microg lineage builds that I've been building and I haven't seen that error before.

I'm going to try something new on the next build (its actually something old) and revert the lineage cherry-picks that are between .1 & .2. It seems to me that the stock lineage kernel is becoming less stable considering how many people are reporting camera issues lately and the only thing different between my uG builds and ripee's stock lineage builds is the kernel and the signature spoofing patch.

Lol. I think I have to blame myself for that one. This thread has gotten a little out of control, but you're right though.

Since my organizational skills are terrible, I really do need people to be as specific as possible when reporting a problem. Thanks!
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] StarBusters97:
Sorry man [MENTION=5285430]kevintm78[/MENTION] i am using your kernel pie v0.2 on havoc-os 9.0 latest build v2.4. and for that log i think i will need help of PC as when game freezes i have to take out battery. And I don't know if log stays when i reboot the phone.

Again sorry for missing out this information.

Thanks for your help man.

Ok i will be getting 2 pairs of logs from kernel auditor, first before i play the game i will get logcat.txt, last_kmsg.txt and dmesg.txt. And after the situation occurs i will take same three files from kernel auditor is that sufficient ? [MENTION=5285430]kevintm78[/MENTION]

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As i mentioned i am using kernel pie v0.2 on havoc-os 9.0 latest build v2.4 on my SM-N910V.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] abdo bossat:
Hi .. Developers ... I have samsung note 4 snapdragon ... I'm use pei roms i .... Is there anyone who has kernl dts mode ...please help me...
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Windroid-user:
No problem... Quick question though.

That person who wants "OC frequency" is he saying he wants the ability to overclock his cpu to generate heat which will simulate the oven "fix" shown on the internet?

If so, you seen anyone else do it this way with succession?

Good to know and good luck. Honestly I think it's mainly got to do with the phone's age and specs, but we will see.

This has lead me to a question though:

What are your temperatures when the phone is idle, normal use, gaming etc. Not your body's temperature... Although I can see it increasing while playing games, cpu intensive games:cool: (you see what I did there cpu=brain no?)

Edit: question aimed towards anyone reading this, so feel free to reply.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] cristobalite1983:
[MENTION=5285430]kevintm78[/MENTION], any chance you will add undervolt feature like that in RR kernel?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] negativman:
I use LA16 from ripee (trlte). But when I was looking for the reason, what is the problem, I also installed crDroid. Everywhere was the same "" system interface is not responding".
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] kevintm78:
AOSP Update v0.3

Flashpoint-pie.3

Download

extended battery Download

Change log:

Built with Linero 7.3 Toolchain

added voltage control

Overclocked to 2803 MHz

Underclocked to 268 MHz

Reverted some commits that were from the stock Lineage kernel

I attached my Kernel Adiutor settings in case anyone is interested.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] jufegoco:
Hi Bro. I don't not why but pressing thanks button isn't working here for me. I'll be opening the thread since browser to thank you...

KA settings that you're sharing are oriented toward battery backup or performance or an equilibrium between them? I would to know a little more about them... Thanks in advance bro... I admire your work since the beginning of it... In fact I have the first post from an user in your thread hehehe.. [emoji6]

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[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] cristobalite1983:
Thank you for adding voltage control.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] 73sydney:
[MENTION=5285430]kevintm78[/MENTION]

Forgot to get back to you earlier and say looks like the source of the inability of my sim death recovery script to recover from sim death was down to later LOS builds, and not your kernel, as going back to 0331 LOS and testing all 3 kernels the script works perfectly...I just flashed your 3rd Pie kernel to test just now....

Looks like bad LOS builds after 9331.. also they have camera issues..

So all good for the Pie kernels.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] tripLr:
If you do fry the emmc, see my thread about buying a cheap oem mobo from chima in my signature. Quite fun to replace and re root the note 4
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Note4Addict:
First of all, thanks to the dev for all your efforts. Tried the new v.3 on my N910F running Los 16/pie with a 0315 build but no wifi at all. Reverted back to v.0.2 for now, which is running perfectly.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] 73sydney:
[MENTION=5285430]kevintm78[/MENTION]

I can confirm this on Note 4 N190G too

I rarely use wifi (i get 35Gb on my SIM plan), so hadnt noticed until [MENTION=8127585]Note4Addict[/MENTION]'s post
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] StarBusters97:
Your right i think it's thermal situation which makes phone lag.

First one when device idle, second sometime after gaming and third while game is running in background.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] StarBusters97:
Hey man can you help me maintain my device's temperature by sharing your settings. Actually never did anything to voltage control tab.:confused:

Anyone can answer and help me.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Windroid-user:
I mean I'm no expert I have 3C Battery Monitor Pro so only use the battery sensor as representing my phone's temperature.

33.1°C when phone is idle? Mine's at 28°C, are you telling me your phone actually feels warm when you are not using it at all? That is not good (from my limited knowledge).

This means your battery is draining faster too unfortunately.

Oh and I don't think you know, I'm on stock kernel, or at least the one from Alexandr's Devbase 4.6:cool:

I do have CPU-Z installed and when my phone hit 30°C (mainly due to high brightness, forgot to turn down after a day's out recording) the other sensors were in their 40s. This is just now btw.

31.8°C now in their late 40s although a few are on 45°C so not too bad I think.

And yes gaming like PUBG can easily hit 35°C+ within a single match, if you last long enough.

I THINK, if you are not going to invest in a flagship device that is from at least 2017 then your best bet is to go for iPhones, their software is very optimised to work efficiently with their hardware compared to android meaning less energy is wasted, like heat. iPhone 7 or even a 6/6 Plus as an example.

Remember, I THINK:D
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] cristobalite1983:
I am still testing voltage control on this rom. For now I undervolted just by -40mv but did not set apply to boot yet so I know if the device is stable enough with no random reboots or lag. I'm using Havoc 9.0 and device is SM-N910P. Other settings are as seen in the photos include CPU hotplug is set to AutoSMP, i/o scheduler is sioplus for both internal and external. Minimum frequency is 268, max is 1728.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] cristobalite1983:
Note: Take a screenshot of your default voltage values before messing around with the voltage control so you can always revert back to the original default values just in case...
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] kevintm78:
That's a really good point to bring up. Kernel Adiutor does not keep track of your voltage changes so it's really easy to lose track of how much you've undervolted (or overvolted, if anyone ever does such a thing).

Here's a screenshot of the stock settings for lineageOS. I'm assuming they are the same for all aosp roms but I could be wrong about that:
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] 73sydney:
[MENTION=5285430]kevintm78[/MENTION]

As someone else pointed out Flashpoint Pie 0 3 wifi issue disappears after reboot

Just flashed and rebooted, and yes wifi works after a reboot, so please disregard my earlier report...

Really I should've rebooted before posting that last report :)
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] kevintm78:
Oh sweet! I've been racking my brain trying to figure out what could've been affecting wifi between .2 and .3. It's still kind of puzzling that it doesn't work on the first boot, but I guess if that's the extent of it then that's not too bad. Thanks for letting me know.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] cristobalite1983:
Never had any WiFi issues with 0.3 extended battery version or with its predecessors...
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] ticky33:
910F - LOS 4/12 - flashpoint 0.3 - no issue with wifi
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Myskiis2fast4u:
[MENTION=260609]kevintm[/MENTION].....dang.... I got so fed up with the laggy camera I went back to a heavily debloated twiz. The stupid Samsung camera app is the only one that plays super smooth with this camera. I've never had any luck with any rom and the note camera working as food as it should! I'm gonna flash up the fp version for twiz now. I'll keep hovering on the 9.0 builds thread waiting on a fix there! Ty!!!!!!
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] AnonVendetta:
Battery drain is extremely high with FP kernel 0.3 extended battery. v0.3 seemed to be more battery efficient. I lost about 30% in 2 hours. And that's not playing games, videos, not downloading, etc. Just Web browsing. Some of it drained even while in doze mode, I use ForceDoze. ROM is Resurrection Remix trlte (4-19-2019), Magisk 19, no GApps installed. It seems to have leveled out for now, but I'm keeping an eye on it. No other issues, everything working.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] StarBusters97:
Thanks man for sharing your settings.

I also have no WiFi issues on pie v0.3 from the beginning. Talking about normal battery version.

Using SM-N910V

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Ya thinking of buying another phone not a fan of iPhone but i think i will get note 8 or 9. Not sure though because my friend is suggesting to get poco f1. I always use Samsung phones.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] abdo bossat:
Hi .. Developers ... I have samsung note 4 snapdragon ... I'm use pei roms i .... Is there anyone who has kernl dts mode ...I searched a lot and a long time ... but I did not find Kernel ready ...please help me...
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] cristobalite1983:
RR Roms are always battery draining atimes. Have you tried another rom for example havoc pie rom? I use Flashpoint version 3 extended battery and I don't suffer any drains @ all. I also use forcedoze and device sleeps very well. Although, I don't play games on my device so I can't speak for how much I could lose based on heavy usage but moderate.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] carandcar:
[MENTION=5285430]kevintm78[/MENTION]. I sent you a pm. [emoji4]
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] AnonVendetta:
[MENTION=7183081]cristobalite1983[/MENTION]: I've tried HavocOS, didnt like it. It was about the same speed as RR, but with less features. RR is well known for being the most extensively customizable custom ROM out there. I've used them before (on other devices) and oftentimes got good battery life, but sometimes not. It wasnt much better or worse than other ROMs I've tried. Up until flashing FlashPoint 0.3 extended, it was doing fine. 0.2 had no serious drain that I can remember. I honestly think it's the kernel, not the ROM. Maybe my battery needs calibrating? Or replacing? I've had this Zerolemon battery for about 2 years, in that time it's surely lost a good bit of its' capacity. Right now I'm eyeballing the TQTHL 11800mah extended battery, which I may order next month. It has good reviews. But I'm not sure this kernel would be compatible with it.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Windroid-user:
Yeah your Zerolemon now has stock capacity:laugh:

I feel like the TQTHL and the IBESTWIN battery (which I have) are literally the same but with different branding. This is based on having that battery and looking at reviews and videos of the other one.

If what I say is true then it should definitely be compatible, also I think the IBESTWIN battery is newer? Because it has almost no videos on it but good and more reviews on amazon compared to TQTHL. So it may last a bit longer or it may simply be leftover stock under a different brand name.

My advice buy either one depending on price, much safer to buy on amazon rather than ebay in this case though. Also case is much better than Zerolemon from what I've read.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] AnonVendetta:
How are the TQTHL and IBESTWIN batteries the same? TQTHL is 11800mah, IBESTWIN is 10000mah. Different capacities, not the same. I do agree though, the 2 batteries do look nearly identical, and the cases look the same too. I do trust Amazon more than eBay, but I have bought from eBay plenty of times in the past and never got burned. I am very discerning, I only buy from sellers that have high ratings and good reviews/feedback. And I read the descriptions carefully. If something sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Windroid-user:
Same I wouldn't want to own an iPhone even though a family member recently got the iPhone 6 Plus and I quite liked it. Must've been the fingerprint sensor compared to this one.

I mean I would definitely get the galaxy s8 (second hand)if it wasn't for the non removable battery, otherwise no problem switching out the battery, retaining the water resistant rating and have a long lasting phone in 2 seconds of owning it.

I think due the hype from the pocophone f1 there should be more people using it and good development in xda. But, it may not last. Same with oneplus I have read problems saying it's cheap because it doesn't last. Otherwise I would get a OnePlus 5 or something.

Samsung seems reliable when it comes to the long-term use of the phone.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] cristobalite1983:
I understand but I don't like a rom with too many customizable features as I could get lost trying this and that and affect m device. I like simple and plain and havoc is just fine for my tastes. If you had no issues before the v3 upgrade then its the kernel so might as well downgrade back to the one you used before. You're battery has lasted long enough that it would not hold charge as much as you'd expect (2 years is a long time) I believe its time for a replacement.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Agyeo:
Should I flash flashpoint pie 3 and flashpoint pie ext battery at the same time or just one of them?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] AnonVendetta:
[MENTION=9803338]Agyeo[/MENTION]: Umm...no. You should choose one or the other. FP3 is for stock battery, FP3 extended is for people that have extended batteries, like me. Worst case if you flashed both of them is the ROM wouldn't boot, best case is that one will overwrite the other depending on which was flashed last.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] clewis.it:
To clarify, flashing kernels overwrites your existing kernel, so whatever you flash last is what you get. It should not become unbootable.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] jufegoco:
What? I think Havoc has more features, is more fast and more battery friendly than RR... I'm in RR actually but only for the camera because isn't working well in havoc... [emoji848]

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[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] AnonVendetta:
[MENTION=5285430]kevintm78[/MENTION]: I'm about to try your LOS P MicroG builds but I have a question. Is FP kernel already integrated? If so, which version (stock or extended)? I doubt it will hurt anything to flash the kernel over the ROM, but I want to check first.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] kevintm78:
It's the stock battery version and since .3 is a little iffy in the beginning for a few people, version .2 is the one in the rom zip.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] reversalx:
Pfft all good here, the extra performance is so good :good: using that los16 build you posted earlier gives the best performance I've seen in games, at least on pie

Now give us that delicious 5ghz oc, turn it into a makeshift note 7 :laugh: