I noticed, even at 2000Mhz, the phone will still lag if you have limited your graphics card to 54MHz or 108Mhz

I never knew the UI used GPU to render rather than CPU

Jumped to AGNI kernel from Devil. Currently missing the register hook

Things are getting hot even at 1.6GHz with no undervolt. I noticed Perseus is able to give me the most stable undervolt at 25mV increaments in Stweaks rather than 50mV in devil/AGNI

Did an endurance run earlier on:
on WiFi: 30% = 2 hours SOT
on 3G: 30% = 1 hours SOT

Conclusion: Devil Kernel is more battery efficient

Devil kernel can dual boot. I'm switching to that now.

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My question is: If I dual boot like this:

Primary ROM = TW 4.3
Secondary ROM = CM11

In this configuration, is it possible for me to flash CM11 on Secondary? Will it flash over the kernel causing me to lose dualboot?

Maybe
I tested my frenz 4G sim ... seems ok but tested for few mins and 1 time restart only
Maybe later go change the sim card,but dun wan 4G card,so fast quota finished

HELP!!!@@@

My phone suddenly keep restart, can only see it boot like 5s then restart and continue like that

any solution?

BTW, I had rooted my note. Should I unroot and try update, got anyone faces the same problem as mine?

Just go with it. Currently using Phoenix, so far so good after fixed several unaware issue.

Rom is sleek and responsive. Batt life, need not to say. 13hrs standby 3.5hrs SOT still can have 45%. And yet, running on stock kernel. Lel.

OT, but another killer (literally) Samsung product

https://plus.google.com/1006508191354733213...sts/RPtWT138fkD

http://www.samsungtechwin.com/product/product_05_01_01.asp

you DON'T mess with this one

Its a timed bomb, it will come one day

I don't want to be the one to tide ill omens, but I have to concur with this. If there is the slightest bit of corruption already present before the software fixes could be applied, it's only a matter of time before it spreads.

After all, fixing a hardware issue with software patches is like patching a punctured tyre with band-aid. Plus the fixes are all kernel-level and usually don't extend to the Recovery/Bootloader portion so you're always at risk of further corruption EVERY time you flash a new ROM - though there WERE fix-included recoveries out there last I checked.

That said, for some (especially less 'intensive' users) the corruption might develop slowly enough that they won't even get ANY issues before they end up replacing the phone in a few years. It really is luck of the draw in the end.

There is a reason why Samsung China is repairing SDS damage even for out of warranty S3s and N2s pro bono, even until now. Unfortunately for us, SME doesn't care enough (or us consumers are simply not vocal enough) for them to do the same.

*Risk* of corruption. Not confirmed, but chances are higher as most custom recoveries do not come with the "fix" that is supposed to *mitigate* the eMMC corruption issue.

That said, my S3 did die of eMMC corruption in less then even a year lol. And it was running a *fixed* kernel the whole time, and I even updated to a *fixed* recovery a few months before it died.

errr... i thought volume up + home + power = recovery, which can be the stock recovery.

as for the discussion on SDS, i shared this earlier before... its a hardware issue and the right thing to do is to actually replace the faulty part. if that means the board, that should be done. it's no different than a car... if a car manufacturer sells a model with a part that can potentially break and case an accident, what they do is recall and fix/ replace the part. that's why we hear of mass recalls by toyota, etc...

but sadly... i guess for phones, its viewed as something that we change every 1-2 years (at least in USA or so where they get phones with new plans) and its not something that can cause death (like car accident), so, Samsung has preferred not to do the 'right' thing.

Anonymous34 puts is quite well when equating it to disease. sometimes we have these bad cells... whether they go rogue and start to become cancer or not, that's another thing. by having an insane chip, that means you do have 'bad cells'... just a matter of luck and time.

Seriously people, what do you run on your N2's so much that it's actually laggy? I mean I drive my N2 HARD and the most that I get are stutters from time to time.

To be fair, it's not exactly silky smooth either (especially with that terribad input lag we have) but I would never say it ever gets bad enough to be called "laggy".

That said, my old S3 WAS "laggy", which simply got worse the closer it got to SDS. OS corruption symptoms?

Happy cny sifu and everyone.

Something to do with On/Off button?

I read it somewhere.

dunno. i read maybe battery loose so try put piece of paper to lodge it into place. first. lazy lah new year holiday want to unroot all blah blah blah

Can I get Samsung Malaysia to reflash my Note 2 back to 4.1.2? I m willing to pay as I really can't take the 4.3 battery life, more important I need the calendar and contact able to sync with my corporate Outlook email

This is also because I can't download from Sam Mobile, it says
"You can download files up to 1024 Mb only.
Upgrade your account to download bigger files.

Download files instantly with Premium-account"

Today went to Samsung service centre. Told them some of the apps not working and battery drain problem. They reflash 4.3 and everything is back to normal working conditions,  battery also last longer.

Btw they didn't charge me at all, phone is out warranty

There is no problem after update to 4.3 and was running fine for days until I did factory reset. In fact I did factory reset a few times before sending it to service center

Hi all, something very much related to devices in general (from the University of Texas):

An online course (looks like it's freely accessible) about embedded electronics, looks interesting
http://users.ece.utexas.edu/~valvano/Volume1/E-Book/

Chapter 2 explains what a computer is, and the various parts. I re-iterate that our devices ARE computers.
http://users.ece.utexas.edu/~valvano/Volum...talConcepts.htm

zoidbergfry this may be kindergarten stuff for you but hope you will find it interesting.

eiraku and anyone else who might want to tinker with hardware can take a look. I will