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[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] li0nh3art3d:
Has anyone else on a ported ROM had issues with the SD card? In neither ApocalypseX_M & Star53's new translated Nrom can the SD card be read. I'm using this kernel on both, yet they come stock with RamKernel RC2.. Haven't tested that yet since Ive been spending so much time waiting for the apps to load, flashing, backing up & restoring etc. Could it be something in the kernel? nobody else has reported this yet.

I'm using 3.1 ported on an N910T device

In recovery, the SD card is read so it's definitely 100% not the card. Either the ROM or the kernel

The one thing I dread about the Norma ROM is that it takes forever to load whenever any changes are made. ApocalypseX_M loads in about 5 min. Weird
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] jufegoco:
I have tried several roms (Batman Rom, RR, Astra, Race Rom, Apocalypse) and I didn't have the same issue in none of them with Ram Kernel. Now I'm in RaceRom with flash point and I don't have any problem with my SD card. It should be something else but I don't think is the rom neither kernel.

I have 910F.

Enviado desde mi SM-N920F mediante Tapatalk
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] li0nh3art3d:
I'm open to other ideas but it was working on stock rom, and it works fine in TWRP when I boot to recovery.. So it's not the SD card. I've tried remounting the partitions and no luck. If anyone has any ideas for me to try, I'd appreciate it

It's not a HUGE deal to me, but it would be nice to be able to access my SD card through the ROM's GUI.

I mainly just use it for TWRP backups though, and it's working for TWRP
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] marlboro57:
I'm on black dog n7 port v9 with my n910v. Kernel working well but bluetooth media connection disappear after flashing. I was tried all version kernels and result the same. Does anyone have idea with this bug?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] bkh_0538:
Any clue for N910G?

Thanks.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Gerxp:
Very good kernel! Very happy with it.

Running with Norma v26, Magisk 5.2, xposed.

It runs smooth and snappy.

N910F
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] liquid307:
Boot to TWRP recovery, Go to advance, file manager find your external_sdcard and find your Android folder click on it, then click on bottom right icon and delete folder, something in there got corrupt. Then reboot. Hit thanks

Sent from nowhere
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] MEMOREX2:
Is a rom bug not depend of kernel you use
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] li0nh3art3d:
I deleted it, but it's still not showing up in the ROM. At least it works for recovery though. There must be something misconfigured somewhere. I guess for now on the bright side, I can still make backups to my SD ?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Omel:
Build on DQI6

Hi

My Phone is a 910F version region NEE and my phones hasn't got any update to DQI6 from Samsung but still on DQH8 could this give me some trouble install your kernel
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] viseversa101:
Any fix for this? I've been experiencing the same issue, can't figure it out...
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] stoxs:
any recommendations on governor? standard use but focus on battery life before performance
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] jonnie77:
I would be grateful eternally if u could add nethunter support in this awesome kernel!!!
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Zaileion:
Excellent! Thank you for the hard work and many hours you've put into this. I am trying to find the best option for my Sprint N4 using a N7 port. Which kernel(s) should I download and try?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Sizzlincok:
Oh. Thanks. Just didn't see anywhere that it doesn't work on custom pie. I'll look for 3rd party, maybe a zip I can flash.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] AnonVendetta:
I've mentioned this before, but for those of you needing something that approximates double tap to wake, KinScreen is a really good alternative. It allows for waking via the proximity sensor, which is the 2 little dots/circles at the top of screen to the right of the speaker grille. To make false wakeups less likely, use the setting "by waving over proximity sensor", and set it to twice instead of once. Then just do 2 rapid wave motion gestures over the sensor, screen will turn on without touching it. The app doesnt need root, or any special permissions other than usage data access (detect running apps) and permission to change system settings (screen timeout length). There are more features that are paid only, but just the wake functionality can be done with only the free version.

Native DT2W (in the kernel) is usually better, but I have sometimes found it to be unreliable (false wakeups while in pocket). And KinScreen has more useful functionality than DT2W can provide.

KinScreen is also battery efficient, and doesnt interfere with unlocking methods like fingerprint. Another app called GravityScreen is similar to KinScreen, but I have found that it uses an unacceprable amount of battery.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] MEMOREX2:
News update source? ?*?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Pa0021:
Please port this kernel for tblte ,n915f
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] tripLr:
What version ?

We build complete roms for trlte, tblte and trlteduos
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Pa0021:
Note edge SM-N915F

For the model SM-N915F snapdragon. Please I'm glad if you could. I need a good kernel which can balance the device with performance and better battery life. Thanks.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] tripLr:
Load up the lineageos 16 for tblte.

tiny.cc/ripee
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Pa0021:
Lineage os 16

I flashed that rom but it is not booting just stuck at boot animation forever i've done as step by step guid to flash that rom carefully but it haven't booted in mn tblte. I tried several times.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] tripLr:
Come to our chat.

https://t.me/triplr_dev_users
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] MonadoLink:
So ive never downloaded a TW rom, but is this applies like an update?(filesize is so small) What version of Android is this, and is it half AOSP, half TouchWiz? I think this maybe what I've been looking for for months
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] clewis.it:
This is not a ROM. It is only a custom kernel, so most of your questions dont nake sense in this context. There are different versions of the kernel. One you can flash on stock touchwiz roms, one you can flash on note 7 port roms, and one you can flash on aosp pie roms. Which ROM are you actually running now?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] AnonVendetta:
[MENTION=7541750]MonadoLink[/MENTION]: The reason it's so small is because it's a *kernel*, not a ROM (which are much bigger). Both are simple to install, just flash from custom recovery (TWRP). No, it's not a hybrid, all of the released kernels are *either* for TW *or* AOSP ROMs. Versions 3.x and 4.x are for TouchWiz-based Marshmallow ROMs. Everything after that (5.x) is for AOSP Pie ROMs (even if v5 isnt in the name).

[MENTION=356908]clewis.it[/MENTION]: You posted mins before me, probably while I was typing. I forgot about the version for ports...I dont use ports, too problematic.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] MonadoLink:
Could this be flashwd over my current one to fix resurrection remix' battery drain?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] kevintm78:
If you flashed your rom recently, I would recommend giving it several days (at least 3) to see if starts to even out. In my experience with trying out the different pie roms it seemed the battery life took awhile to even out. Especially when compared to TouchWiz roms.

To answer your question though, the Flashpoint-pie kernel should work with any of Aosp roms (pie versions) and you can just flash it over your current one. As always, have a backup plan ready; TWRP backup of boot.img, copy of the working boot.img that's in the rom zip, or have the whole rom zip handy to dirty flash just in case something goes wrong.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] MonadoLink:
Could it potentially help with constant lag and system ui crashes?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] kevintm78:
If it's really bad, there's likely some other issue going on. Performance wise I don't think there's a drastic difference between mine and the one that's being included with the rom you're using. If my memory is correct, your using RR(?) and from all accounts it's been stable. You could definitely try switching kernels and see if it helps, though. I've definitely been wrong before.

If that doesn't help, then I would suggest doing another fresh install to rule out the possibility of contamination from a previous rom.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Krappa420:
I am using Flashpoint-pie.3

.I was wondering if there is a version 4 coming soon?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] kevintm78:
I would like to but my spare Note 4 bit the dust and I've always preferred using stock roms. At the moment I don't have any plans to go back to Aosp but you never know.

I had thought of making one blind for aosp and just seeing if anyone wanted to test, but I wouldn't be able to provide much support for it and It makes me a little uneasy posting something when I'm not sure it will even boot up.

There will be an update coming for the TouchWiz version soon.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] kevintm78:
Just to add to the previous post regarding the AOSP kernel....

If anyone would like to fork my Flashpoint-pie kernel and build on to it you are more than welcome. A credit would be appreciated but you're certainly not obligated to. It is open source after all.

I have a build script that I've pieced together that does a lot of the work for you when it comes time to build and package the kernel for flashing. I still have anykernel2 in place and it works well, however anykernel3 is out now which will be necessary when the day comes for android q roms (from my understanding).
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] kevintm78:
Flashpoint- aosp update

Here's a small update. Just catching back up to the lineageOS source's main branch and a bit of housekeeping. There were some mistakes in the last version that I believe are fixed now. I did remove a few features just because I get a little overwhelmed in the debugging process but I can add a few back if necessary.

Source Code

Download

Extended Battery Download

*Revision 4* all previous features from .3 were scrapped.

Updated to Anykernel3

UberTC toolchain 4.9

Features included:

MSM Hotplug

SMP Hotplug

Blue_active governor

Zzmoove governor

Voltage control

CPU boost *off by default

IO Schedulers: Zen, Fiops, Sioplus, Bfq, optimized deadline

USB fast charge

Gentle Fair Sleeper control

Powersuspend by yank555-lu

Simple GPU algorithm by faux123

Adrino Idler by arter97

Compression enhancements, entropy tweaks, KSM, power efficiency patches, and few other minor tweaks.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] 73sydney:
Cheers for the update, been a long time sinc ei flashed a custom kernel because Lineage had been building their own

Downloaded and flashed last night...always love AnyKernel (not having to reflash Magisk), and have been running things with default settings with a 100Mv undervolt and no issues noted so far
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] kevintm78:
[How To] Build this kernel from source

I finally got a chance to upload the build scripts that I've pieced together from a several different scripts I've found on github. Those combined with osm0sis's Anykernel3 project should make it fairly easy for anyone with a PC to build this kernel for themselves.

I plan to add some more to it when I get the time and if there's anything that needs to be clarified just let me know.

You can find the repo here:

https://github.com/ModestRepo/Flashpoint-aosp

I added instructions to the README at the bottom that should at least get you started.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Schneider1492:
Will the extended battery download work with the current kernal that comes with lineage or do I need your kernal. I also wanted to mention zerolemmon so anybody searching zerolemon instead of extended battery can find this post as I have been searching for days. I never would have thought to search extended battery if not for 73sydney
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] kevintm78:
I used to refer to the extended battery patch as "zerolemon patch" but it was confusing to those who had a different brand of an extended battery. I'll try to make it easier to find going forward.

The kernel has to be patched and rebuilt to support zerolemon batteries so the download mentioned in your post will replace the stock kernel with mine. You're wanting to run the stock Lineage kernel with just the patch added though, is that correct?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] 3v3rdim:
Thanks for the new update....aside from the improved gaming experience....I also notice a significant improvement of battery life.....where youtube watching and video calling is concerned.....Thanks a Million [MENTION=5285430]kevintm78[/MENTION]....and a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you all XDA community!

N910F
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Schneider1492:
That's what I was afraid of. I'm not vary knowledgeable when it comes to stuff like this. I just upgraded to lineage 16, i haven't used a separate kernel since emotion OS. So you say your kernel is catching up to lineage OS, will using yours brake anything in lineage 16? Why wouldn't lineage not bake support for extended batteries into there kernel? Or is it more complicated than that and require an app with a gui to control stuff under the hood of the kernel like we had with emotion OS? I don't mind flashing a new kernel, I just wanted some idea of what I was doing before I jump in as I don't have a backup phone right now. I'm going to wait until I get home anyway, I don't even have my USB key with my backups with me.

But if I did want to keep lineage kernel I would need to create a VM, extract the kernel from the rom, patch it with lonewolf's fix, recompile it, and flash it over the rom each time I update wouldn't I?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] kevintm78:
It could be baked in and that's what I tried to do when I first learned how to build kernels but I noticed it wasn't calibrating for regular stock batteries. I don't have an extended battery so all my knowledge on that subject is reading what others have experienced. It looks as though it takes about a week (maybe less) before the kernel becomes more accurate with the extended battery's percentage (that's with the patch) so I thought it would do the same for the stock battery but it never did even out for me.

An actual developer could probably figure out how to build in a switch for kernel adiutor or something like that but I'm limited to having to make a separate version for extended batteries and stock batteries.

I posted the following in the LOS 16 thread:

Full post if you're interested

I'll be sure to include "zerolemon" in any future updates.

To answer some of your other questions; this kernel is now caught up to the source that is used for the stock Lineage kernel and as far as know it doesn't brake anything. I've been using it for several days and haven't noticed any problems and so far there's know reports of any issues. But I understand not wanting to use a kernel with features that you won't use. The one I linked to above is the same kernel as stock Lineage (AOSP to be more specific) with just the zerolemon patch.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] 3v3rdim:
Hey [MENTION=5285430]kevintm78[/MENTION] if you plan on releasing an update sometime in the near future.... Would it be possible for you to add "KCAL" support?

You have already done an excellent job on our kernel for our beloved device... And I believe you can make it possible.... Thank you for breathing new life into our devices
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] cristobalite1983:
Thanks for the new update [MENTION=5285430]kevintm78[/MENTION] but I can't seem to get the mirrors to load up when I try to download the extended battery version. Can you please check the link?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] kida182001:
I was able to download it fine yesterday. Could've been a server issue at that time. Try again to see if it works.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] kevintm78:
[MENTION=9246379]3v3rdim[/MENTION]

I should be able to get Kcal added within the next couple days.

[MENTION=7183081]cristobalite1983[/MENTION]

That might have been my fault. I was updating the Op and the links may have been broken for a bit. It should work now.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Apex Predator:
[MENTION=5285430]kevintm78[/MENTION] can you please confirm which version of the kernel you have been working on/updating recently? I've been using Flashpoint_Pie_0.3 on Havoc without issue for quite a while.

I was under the impression that there was an AOSP version that was separate/different from the pie 0.3 version. Is that correct? Which one has just been updated, the AOSP one? If they are indeed different, will there be a pie 0.4 at some point?

Thanks in advance if you can clear up any confusion for me.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] kevintm78:
Yeah, sorry I straightened the Op up a little but it is still confusing.

This is the link to the latest version of the Flashpoint aosp kernels. It has all the updated commits from the source repo, but has less features than .3. Whenever I do major updates I like to redo everything from the beginning because I'm still so new at this that I always catch a few mistakes from the previous version. There ends a being a confusing progression but I hope that in the long run it's making for better kernels.

If .3 is working for you, you probably won't miss anything by holding off to update. I hope to get most of the features of .3 added back to the mix very soon.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] sniickers:
Good evening =, is it possible to get the extended battery mod by itself without a different kernel? The reason I ask is that I am using the PixelExperience for Note 4 ROM by triplr. The ROM is very stable and I am paranoid about messing it up using a different kernel. Thanks in advance!
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] 3v3rdim:
You could backup PE stock kernel...then flash FP kernel to test.... I would recommend using EX Kernel Manager for the job... There might be other ways.. Out there... Someone else might have a better method..☺
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] kevintm78:
Sorry for the late reply. You can use this kernel if you're still needing it. That's the one linked in the Op (for anyone else following along) and it's up to date with the stock aosp kernel repo, completely stock with just the extended battery patch added.

Again, I apologize for not keeping this thread more organized. For some reason my Internet "times out" when trying to update that first post and I'm on mobile. I always tend to forget about it when my PC is in front of me. It's mostly current now except for the source link though.

Hey, I just wanted to let you know I haven't forgotten about you. I've been super busy with some personal stuff and haven't been home much but I'm hoping to be able to get it done maybe on Monday.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] 3v3rdim:
Not to worry [MENTION=5285430]kevintm78[/MENTION], your hard work is greatly appreciated...take the time you need...

You Devs have kept our "old war horse" running up till now...and thus extended life the life of our beloved device ...2020 will be another awesome year
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] tripLr:
It's a xda bug, timing out while updating the op.

Dunno if it's browser specific. Very frustrating
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] kevintm78:
AOSiP Pie Rom

So, with a whole lot of help from the repos already posted in the triplr-dev repo and 2 added changes that I'll post below this builds and runs pretty well.

I really like the rom overall so I'll continue trying to fix any bugs that I can, but currently my time is limited a bit. I'm also trying, as are several people to and get android 10 to boot, but frankly android development is out of my league. I'm more of the follow the recipe type rather than the person who creates the dish, but stranger things have happened.

Anyway, if anyone wants to take the ball and run with it you're more than welcome on my part.

Link to AOSiP Sources

Link to triplr-dev Sources

Link to my Sources

All credit to the great people that contribute to AOSIP and Triplr-dev repos. Oh, and google for helping find the errors the build log told me about... So credit to the build log as well.

Link to initial build

AOSIP 9.0 Pizza
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] kevintm78:
AOSiP Pie Rom part 2 The Placeholder. Tentative title: My Browser is F---ing With Me

[IMG="Logo"]https://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=4942333&stc=1&d=1580781908[/IMG]

Additional info....

Build Notes

[IMG="home"]https://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=4942335&stc=1&d=1580782763[/IMG]

........... To be continued

Don't miss the final installment "I'll fix this mess when I get home".
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] 73sydney:
downloading now, thanks champion
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] 73sydney:
Bugs:

* Settings crashes on entering search box (not unique on custom ROMS), found as i was trying to search for hone button wake settings, which i couldnt find anywhere

* Seemingly no option to enable Home button wake - unless i missed it

Other than the above boots and works fine so far
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] MEMOREX2:
Marvelous Project:highfive:
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] kevintm78:
[MENTION=9317193]73sydney[/MENTION] - I was going to tag you about this, but you were a step ahead of me.

I've been trying to get my sources together since I was trying to insert the wrong repo. Apparently there is a bootable/recovery repo that doesn't concern this build and a bootable/recovery-twrp that does and it took me a second to get it all to sync up correctly.

....... Anyway, I was going to tag you on that update post to see if you were interested in trying it out. I was looking for some of that brutal honesty that you bring to table. Although, I'm glad it wasn't too bad.

Bugs on my end:

* Definitely the press home to wake up option- although I'm not sure if it's a bug or a removed/not added feature but that's near the top of the list.

* Bluetooth has crashed twice-- have logs to look through still

* about an hour ago had my first sim death aside from the initial boot which only required a reboot. The one I had just now needed several reboots to recover.-- have more logs to look through.

* The AOSiP manifest does not call for a camera package so one wasn't included. I have a build running right now that includes OpenCamera so we'll see how that goes.

* initial setup was problematic for me as well. I think I'll see about adding gapps to the build as opposed to flashing the deodexed apks in the gapps package.

Big thanks to anyone/everyone who has installed this initial AOSiP build and especially for the feedback. It's always hard for me to evaluate something that working on, I'm either too attached to it to be critical or too detached from it to like it.