Any one tried this combination : Stock rom and perseus/redpill kernel ?
Yes.. im using stock rom and perseus kernel.
Very stable and working at high performance.
As for now, no lag or any other issue. All working fine..
Battery life longer.
Currently for daily use i overclocked 1.8ghz.. very smooth...
Which kernel would be suggested for a giod balance between battery and performance have been reading about the kernels but finding out from people who are using them . Please enlighten
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KyleDevlin12 said:
Which kernel would be suggested for a giod balance between battery and performance have been reading about the kernels but finding out from people who are using them . Please enlighten
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For me its Perseus or Note2core EX.....they are very good imo.....Perseus for battery and Note2core gives Performance...you cant go wrong with either one.
Try them all, it's so quick to flash, and no kernels massively outperform others. See for yourself!
My personal favorite is neak, and with that, we have all note 2 kernels listed here.
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I have to tweak Perseus kernel. Otherwise it runs pretty bad.
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For me its Perseus or Note2core EX.....they are very good imo.....Perseus for battery and Note2core gives Performance...you cant go wrong with either one.
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Thanxx mate will try them out but I really want a kernel with good balance of both and thats why I am asking I can flssh them all and check but that would take too long to see which one is right as you have to give the kernel some time to set in or it will make no sense flashing all. Get it ?? Sorry for my bad english and thanxx
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Perseus kernel is the best.
Battery and performance are demm good..
You better go for perseus kernel..
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smellymouse said:
I have to tweak Perseus kernel. Otherwise it runs pretty bad.
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Is this true ? Others have to do this also ?
Laynee1 said:
Is this true ? Others have to do this also ?
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for me it was, for others no. Read this thread for my solution. my last post fixed my stutter well without compromising my battery life.
smellymouse said:
for me it was, for others no. Read this thread for my solution. my last post fixed my stutter well without compromising my battery life.
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What thread?
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What thread?
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sorry. my link didn't get posted.
forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=36839844#post36839844
Hey guys, I'm a week old Android convert after coming from ios for 4 years.
I just rooted my Note 2 and was wondering if anyone could help me how to install/flash the Perseus kernel on my phone?
I looked at the official thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1927852 and got lost in all 300+ pages.
Can anyone help?
Thanks!
mikkosan said:
Hey guys, I'm a week old Android convert after coming from ios for 4 years.
I just rooted my Note 2 and was wondering if anyone could help me how to install/flash the Perseus kernel on my phone?
I looked at the official thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1927852 and got lost in all 300+ pages.
Can anyone help?
Thanks!
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PM me. I'll guide you through it.
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Are you new to rooting?
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smellymouse said:
I have to tweak Perseus kernel. Otherwise it runs pretty bad.
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can you please post your performance tweaks?
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PM me. I'll guide you through it.
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Hi, first of all, why didn't you post that here? I am searching the whole morning to find a quick guide. I'm new to Samsung. I had running JellyBam already, but after some time I had to revert back to stock. Now regarding to the damn Sudden Death Bug (mine is affected) I have to install a custom kernel and keep the stock rom. I know there are two ways of flashing custom kernels to (stock)roms:
1. Custom Recovery
2. Odin
Regarding to Odin method: Is it true that the stock recovery will try to remove/flash away all custom stuff?
And if I use CWM method, can I reset the flash counter via Triangle Away while keeping e.g. the Perseus Kernel?
Hi,
if a have some SDS with rooted phone and new kernel, this will disable the warranty, even if i stay with a stock ROM right ?
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Hi,
if a have some SDS with rooted phone and new kernel, this will disable the warranty, even if i stay with a stock ROM right ?
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Only temporary. If you have to give it to repair you can still use your warranty. Just make sure you reset the flash counter the right way after flashing everything to stock.
But with e.g. Perseus kernel you should be safe from sds bug.
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Hi, first of all, why didn't you post that here? I am searching the whole morning to find a quick guide. I'm new to Samsung. I had running JellyBam already, but after some time I had to revert back to stock. Now regarding to the damn Sudden Death Bug (mine is affected) I have to install a custom kernel and keep the stock rom. I know there are two ways of flashing custom kernels to (stock)roms:
1. Custom Recovery
2. Odin
Regarding to Odin method:
1.Is it true that the stock recovery will try to remove/flash away all custom stuff?
2.And if I use CWM method, can I reset the flash counter via Triangle Away while keeping e.g. the Perseus Kernel?
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-If SDS is the only concern, latest firmware (4.1.2 of 2013 released) are believed to be safe. AFAIK custom kernel also using samsung patch kernel code. so no extra safety by using custom kernel. one more thing just kernel only won't make device safe from SDS you needs recovery too.(recovery also using kernel code)
so you can still remain safe from SDS by flashing latest ROM
OR
Flash latest stock recovery and kernel to old stock ROM
You can find here in post#6
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1896696
Again answer to your question,
1. stock recovery won't auto replace custom stuff (kernel/recovery), certain recovery (e.g. philz ) sometimes ask to replace stock recovery when you reboot from recovery. but this is not in case of kernel.
2.No, presence of custom recovery/kernel itself raise counter. even you reset with triangle away.
- once you have custom kernel/recovery, you can't keep your counter '0' even with triangle away. so as far as you are having custom recovery/kernel (whatever method you use to flash them) you are running out of warranty, again to make clear you needs to replace custom kernel/recovery to stock to reset counter and you needs working device to reset counter. (Triangle away need device working)
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Can Perseus kernel be flashed thru TRWP the same way as a custom ROM? Do I need to clear cache and Dalvik before I flash? Is the Perseus kernel carrier dependent? Is the latest version of Perseus compatible with CleanROM 3.0? I understand this is a question for a different thread or forum but I can't post on an development specific topics yet.
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Can Perseus kernel be flashed thru TRWP the same way as a custom ROM? Do I need to clear cache and Dalvik before I flash? Is the Perseus kernel carrier dependent? Is the latest version of Perseus compatible with CleanROM 3.0? I understand this is a question for a different thread or forum but I can't post on an development specific topics yet.
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Yes. Don't have to but won't hurt, I always wipe dalvik and cache when I flash anything.. No. Yes.
Flashed with no issues. Thanks!
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I apologize in advance if this has been answered elsewhere, but are kernels installed by each custom rom? For instance if I had installed the latest Perseus kernel with CleanRomX, and then decided to install back to the stock rom, would that overwrite the Perseus kernel?
I don't have the answer but just go to "About" in your phone settings and check to see what kernel version you are running after you flash
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jun3280 said:
I apologize in advance if this has been answered elsewhere, but are kernels installed by each custom rom? For instance if I had installed the latest Perseus kernel with CleanRomX, and then decided to install back to the stock rom, would that overwrite the Perseus kernel?
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yes it should revert back to the original if you flash the original
jun3280 said:
I apologize in advance if this has been answered elsewhere, but are kernels installed by each custom rom? For instance if I had installed the latest Perseus kernel with CleanRomX, and then decided to install back to the stock rom, would that overwrite the Perseus kernel?
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As long as that stock rom has the boot.img. If not, then the stock kernel can also be found in the Perseus op. Just check in your about phone to see what kernel you have
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I'm using Perseus on clean rom and it's working great. Just flash with cwm or twrp.
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kebran said:
I'm using Perseus on clean rom and it's working great. Just flash with cwm or twrp.
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yeap... pretty stable... i have mine overclocked and undervolted
great combo
As a noob....I flashed...err....ported I guess? JellyThunder Perfect Storm that runs Perseus kernel....how might I go about overclocking/undervolting?
Thanks.
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As a noob....I flashed...err....ported I guess? JellyThunder Perfect Storm that runs Perseus kernel....how might I go about overclocking/undervolting?
Thanks.
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The kernel comes with an app called STweaks. Should be in your app drawer
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Yes indeed, use stweaks to customize your device
It works great and remembers settings
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Thanks guys.
I set it to 1800 and undervolted just slightly. Guess we will see how it goes lol
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I just can't justify undervolting when I get stellar (58 hrs with 6 hrs screen time and then some) battery life without doing so. Some things are best left alone IMO!
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I just installed 32.1 using TWRP.
1. Copy Perseus-alpha32.1-n7100-CWM.zip to internal storage using abd.
2. Power down and booted into Recovery. Vol+,Home,Power.
3. Did a Backup of everything except the cache to external SD. (took ~7 mins)
4. Wiped cache and Davalik-cache. (<1 min.)
5. Installed the Perseus-alpha32.1-n7100-CWM.zip (<10 sec)
I have the AT&T S3 running an 4.2.2 aosp custom rom "jellybam" and i really want to overclock but in the Performance Control it only lets me go to 1512MHz. Can some1 plz help me overclock it but still keep my rom.
Flash this kernel
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=28399829
It's kernel related. You have to find kernel that support higher overclock.
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There is various kernels in the Original development thread that support overclock.
Make sure yo read the OP and figure out which is best for you and your phone.
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So i downloaded the file on my s3 booted into recovery and flashed it then i got stuck in a boot loop. I restored my phone but now what did i flash it wrong?
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tylerray0040 said:
So i downloaded the file on my s3 booted into recovery and flashed it then i got stuck in a boot loop. I restored my phone but now what did i flash it wrong?
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Could be a few issues.
You could be on an old version of JellyBam that does not use the 3.4 kernel. You also could have downloaded the wrong kernel from the page linked. If you could give us your ROM version that would help.
Its 7.5.0
But do u have to flash a kernel with odin
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Its 7.5.0
But do u have to flash a kernel with odin
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Kernels are flashed in recovery, not Odin. The problem may be the recent display changes in KT's kernel. You may want to check his thread for an earlier build (pre 4/19) before the display commits were added.
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Kernels are flashed in recovery, not Odin. The problem may be the recent display changes in KT's kernel. You may want to check his thread for an earlier build (pre 4/19) before the display commits were added.
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correct. flash his 4/11 release.
and if you ever find yourself in a bootloop from flashing the wrong kernel, just flash the correct kernel in recovery. wipe cache/dalvik, fix permissions and reboot. good to go without having to restore or reset anything.
also, i'd stick with ROMs in this forum that are supported by the dev.
Closing this one...as OP has posted duplicate thread here...http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2246321
I have got an insane chip (checked via eMMC Bug Check) on my Note 2 (N7100) running stock JB V4.1.2 .....
How can i save it from a painful death (SDS) ???
Really need some expert advice from our real knowledgeable forum friends.....!!!:good:
Any help will be really appreciated guys , i have not rooted my device as yet... If rooting is necessary to eliminate chances of SDS then i am ready to do it...!!
Update to latest official stock ROM and you should be safe
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KyleDevlin12 said:
Update to latest official stock ROM and you should be safe
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The latest official stock ROM in my country is JB 4.1.2 ..... Am i missing something ??
If you don't use custom rom. No matter just put the latest firmware.
If you enjoy custom you must put a custom kernel and another recovery like pgilz or twrp
Which 4.1.2 build are you running? Anything after dll7 I think should have the fix implemented.
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If I install a stock based 4.1.2 rom such as alliance and do not install any special kernel, will I be safe?
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Which 4.1.2 build are you running? Anything after dll7 I think should have the fix implemented.
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What is "dll7" ?? Please help me in this matter , i am a complete nube !!
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If I install a stock based 4.1.2 rom such as alliance and do not install any special kernel, will I be safe?
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Yes, the stock kernel/rom should include the fix.
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What is "dll7" ?? Please help me in this matter , i am a complete nube !!
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It's the build number/version. Can't exactly remember how to check it on Samsung roms, I think you dial something like *#1234# in the dialer.
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Try rooting and installing custom rom. It might solve your issue also as it resolve my random restart problems before.
Btw I used android revolution hd v17.
HTH
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D3_ said:
Yes, the stock kernel/rom should include the fix.
It's the build number/version. Can't exactly remember how to check it on Samsung roms, I think you dial something like *#1234# in the dialer.
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Thanks so it is basically old stock based custom roms and aosp/aokp that has that problem...
Hey guys,
Lately I realized that I have Insane Chip.
No matter what Rom or Kernel I flash into the hardware I just can't seem to get rid of the SDS.
I've tried Perseus Kernel [Which later I found that it's for stock roms only].
I've tried Devil Kernel, N.E.A.K Kernel without any success.
Currently I'm using ParanoidAndroid 3.99 and it's great, but the SDSs killing me.
What's the solution? btw I rather have something fast because I get to the house only on weekends and the Note 2 is all I have while I'm outside the house.
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Hey guys,
Lately I realized that I have Insane Chip.
No matter what Rom or Kernel I flash into the hardware I just can't seem to get rid of the SDS.
I've tried Perseus Kernel [Which later I found that it's for stock roms only].
I've tried Devil Kernel, N.E.A.K Kernel without any success.
Currently I'm using ParanoidAndroid 3.99 and it's great, but the SDSs killing me.
What's the solution? btw I rather have something fast because I get to the house only on weekends and the Note 2 is all I have while I'm outside the house.
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You cant get rid of the insane chip its hardware , the only way to get the sane chip is to swich the motherboard, you should be safe on latest stock roms but the emmc brickbug app will alway show insane chip even if you have a safe rom and kernel. So using latest stock 4.1.2 roms whit stock kernels should be safe but I dont know if its 100% because samsung doesn't publish change logs whit there updates.
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Fygaroo said:
You cant get rid of the insane chip its hardware , the only way to get the sane chip is to swich the motherboard, you should be safe on latest stock roms but the emmc brickbug app will alway show insane chip even if you have a safe rom and kernel. So using latest stock 4.1.2 roms whit stock kernels should be safe but I dont know if its 100% because samsung doesn't publish change logs whit there updates.
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Hi, cant we be safe if we are on 4.3 stock? (Leaked)
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jacob_stallone1 said:
Hi, cant we be safe if we are on 4.3 stock? (Leaked)
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Probably because there is no reason for samsung to remove the fix in the newer firmware.
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So it's either switching phone or using stock roms? I'm makes me angry
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So it's either switching phone or using stock roms? I'm makes me angry
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You should be safe on any kernel that has SDS fix in it (they state that in the features list of the kernel) , you can flash custom roms or 4.3 stock leak .
Im running Slim Bean for the Tmobile S3 version 4.3.1 - version Slim-4.3.build.2-OFFICIAL-1349 and I wanted to know what version of Lean Kernel I should use, along with what Governor/IO. I did a search and found the Slimbean thread to be closed.
Search for the ASOP 4.3 version of that kernel in their thread for ur model
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Exactly what dorian2kx said, and for govs/IO you can use any
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Compatability with my phone
Hey everyone. I want to flash Siyah Kernel v1.9.2 but i dont know if it will work on my phone. im running stock rom. i have the T999 model. stock kernel. android 4.3. i rooted my phone with CF auto root.
Thanks.
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Hey everyone. I want to flash Siyah Kernel v1.9.2 but i dont know if it will work on my phone. im running stock rom. i have the T999 model. stock kernel. android 4.3. i rooted my phone with CF auto root.
Thanks.
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I don't think so, isn't that an international variant kernel?
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I don't think so, isn't that an international variant kernel?
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Im not sure but ive seen other tmobile users use it but i want to make sure it works for the custom touchwiz rom running on android 4.3
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Im not sure but ive seen other tmobile users use it but i want to make sure it works for the custom touchwiz rom running on android 4.3
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I honestly have not seen it in our forums, search for it and if its not here then it does not support it, do NOT try to flash it in this case.. It could have been a T-Mobile S3 for another country, not the U.S. variant
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Exactly what dorian2kx said, and for govs/IO you can use any
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But what governor/IO for best battery life?
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Exactly what dorian2kx said, and for govs/IO you can use any
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Yes, but what would be the best combination for battery life?
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Yes, but what would be the best combination for battery life?
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Each kernel is different so I don't know. Personally I just used stock on demand and runs great for me. A balance between performance and battery life.. I don't like to sacrifice performance