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[UPdated]4.04 LPM danger -> move to LQ5 Kernel [info]& How to screen capture in 4.04

[UPdated]4.04 LPM danger -> move to LQ5 Kernel [info]& How to screen capture in 4.04
Update: Please install a custom recovery if you are running any of the 4.04 kernels. LPM KERNELS ARE MORE AT RISK!!!
I reverted back to LQ5 yesterday because of the issue with Youtube HD not functioning unless I roll back the Youtube version or swap kernels. Aside from that Chainfire has warned me that he will not be releasing and CF-root for LPM because it has an underlying Kernel *possible* brick problem that cannot be alleviated with just updating to custom recovery via CF-Root.
Custom recovery DOES implement a different means of running the wipe factory data reset that *shouldn't* cause a brick. But as per Chainfire's PM we may still be at risk?
http://download.chainfire.eu/202/CF-Root/SGS2/CF-Root-SGS2_XX_OXA_LQ5-v5.6-CWM5.zip
To check if you are one of these people that may have the eMMC corruption and possible bricking of your S2....check for Chainfires app called Gotbrickbug. Also by chainfire.
Gotbrickbug thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1693704
Check to see if you are at risk BEFORE flashing anything.
1day 9hours and 11% discharging. 48% is screen so usage is about right seeming we sleep half the time LOL Me a bit more so than most others haha. Damn Narcolepsy
James
Screen capture method for 4.04 ICS Samsung is now long press button then long press home button; and in that order too. Not power and volume down like on 4.03.
Either use these and or wait for my ROM to be released via Darky if you are not confident.
Please give all credits to Chainfire for this, without him XDA would not have Root, so be thankful this guy continues to support us all.

This AWESOMELY INCREDIBLE
Phone: XXLQ5 (Android 4.0.4)
Modem: XXLQ6
Kernel: Stock (unrooted)
Launcher: Apex 1.2.4

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tariq2kn said:
This AWESOMELY INCREDIBLE
Phone: XXLQ5 (Android 4.0.4)
Modem: XXLQ6
Kernel: Stock (unrooted)
Launcher: Apex 1.2.4
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You're on LQ5, you may want to ditch the kernel and run with LPM man. Its the wipe script that is in the recovery that will corrupt your eMMC. Not just the stupid .PIT file that it came with + stupid people trying to restore from a custom kernel after the repartition. Both are issues with LQ5.
Attached is the LPM ZImage + CWM apk. Use CWM apk by chainfire to flash the zImage. Then flash this
http://download.chainfire.eu/202/CF-Root/SGS2/CF-Root-SGS2_XX_OXA_LQ5-v5.6-CWM5.zip
That will give you root and recovery too DO NOT WIPE ON THE CURRENT LQ5 KERNEL!!
Attachments now removed as per Chainfires instructions. For future reference please don't redistribute his CWM app, it gets installed with the CF-root flash anyway.

You seem to be saying that LPM has a safe kernel, while in fact it hasn't. There are even reports of people bricking their s2 by using the official recovery (not cwm) under stock lpm kernel.

Any of the newer firmwares than LQ5 seems to be very dangerous! Russian forums reported many people to have hard bricked their devices also whilst wiping data partition on lwm kernel...
So be aware of any leaked firmwares and only use official ones or those confirmed by chain fire for be working...
Sent from my GT-I9100 using xda app-developers app

tylerdurden83 said:
You seem to be saying that LPM has a safe kernel, while in fact it hasn't. There are even reports of people bricking their s2 by using the official recovery (not cwm) under stock lpm kernel.
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Really?
Hmmm I may have to look into branching siyah sooner than i expected. He has a lot on his plate atm, so will look into this. I have never built a kernel but afaik its relatively simple. Its the extra features that people want that is the time consumer. Well I would recommend that users flash the recovery that I have given the link to and utilise that.
If that is the case they should be able to run the LQ5 kernel and flash that recovery? I have just contacted chainfire first to give cred which I think a lot of us forget that he is a dev and we all use his work on this forum. Just because its mainstream doesn;t mean it should be forgotten about Anyway I have enquired about the recovery and wipe proceedure compared to the standard recovery wipe proceedure and I will report back here when/if I hear back.
Right now I am going to flash back to LQ5 and custom recovery

River99 said:
Any of the newer firmwares than LQ5 seems to be very dangerous! Russian forums reported many people to have hard bricked their devices also whilst wiping data partition on lwm kernel...
So be aware of any leaked firmwares and only use official ones or those confirmed by chain fire for be working...
Sent from my GT-I9100 using xda app-developers app
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From my understanding its the wipe procedure. So if that is fine on CF-root because of the custom recovery then shouldn't we be encouraging more people to flash CF-root?

Jarmezrocks said:
Your on LQ5, you may want to ditch the kernel and run with LPM man. Its the wipe script that is in the recovery that will corrupt your eMMC. Not just the stupid .PIT file that it came with + stupid people trying to restore from a custom kernel after the repartition. Both are issues with LQ5.
Attached is the LPM ZImage + CWM apk. Use CWM apk by chainfire to flash the zImage. Then flash this
http://download.chainfire.eu/202/CF-Root/SGS2/CF-Root-SGS2_XX_OXA_LQ5-v5.6-CWM5.zip
That will give you root and recovery too DO NOT WIPE ON THE CURRENT LQ5 KERNEL!!
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Great. But somewhere i still fear after cwm problem with lq5. I am on stock lq5 firmware & kernel. How to safely go about it.
Phone: XXLQ5 (Android 4.0.4)
Modem: XXLQ6
Kernel: Stock (unrooted)
Launcher: Apex 1.2.4

Jarmezrocks said:
Really?
Hmmm I may have to look into branching siyah sooner than i expected. He has a lot on his plate atm, so will look into this. I have never built a kernel but afaik its relatively simple. Its the extra features that people want that is the time consumer. Well I would recommend that users flash the recovery that I have given the link to and utilise that.
If that is the case they should be able to run the LQ5 kernel and flash that recovery? I have just contacted chainfire first to give cred which I think a lot of us forget that he is a dev and we all use his work on this forum. Just because its mainstream doesn;t mean it should be forgotten about Anyway I have enquired about the recovery and wipe proceedure compared to the standard recovery wipe proceedure and I will report back here when/if I hear back.
Right now I am going to flash back to LQ5 and custom recovery
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Yes some have bricked in lpm too. Have heard this from from russian forum.
Phone: XXLQ5 (Android 4.0.4)
Modem: XXLQ6
Kernel: Stock (unrooted)
Launcher: Apex 1.2.4

I get a solid 2 days from Wanamlite v12 (4.03 LPG) with siyah 3.3.2+ (LP9)
Sent from my Xoom using XDA Premium HD app

tariq2kn said:
Great. But somewhere i still fear after cwm problem with lq5. I am on stock lq5 firmware & kernel. How to safely go about it.
Phone: XXLQ5 (Android 4.0.4)
Modem: XXLQ6
Kernel: Stock (unrooted)
Launcher: Apex 1.2.4
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Well get off the stock recovery is what I am saying!!! Get off it now!! Your at risk right now. Just cause you flashed it and didn't get the brick doesn't mean you won't. It is when you do a factory data reset that you **could** get a corrupted eMMC. Doesn't mean you will...just means that at the moment you are at risk if you ever do a reset on your phone in recovery.
see the link in my second post to chainfires website. Download that LQ5 CF-root and flash that via Odin.
This adds a custom recovery 5.x to your phone and it should by pass the stock kernel 3e recovery when you boot into it via the CWManager app (this is in the attachment) I will put it in there sepperated now for users like your self that already have LQ5. If you want to boot into recovery you do so via this app only. It will take you to the clockwork recovery console not the standard 3e one that comes with the kernel and firmware.
I hope this all makes sense now?

Rone1986 said:
I get a solid 2 days from Wanamlite v12 (4.03 LPG) with siyah 3.3.2+ (LP9)
Sent from my Xoom using XDA Premium HD app
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Yeah I know this. It has a lot to do with other factors like the modem and network that you are on also. Wanamlite is a great ROM too btw. This was just for 4.04 as its not really relevant to 4.03

Jarmezrocks said:
See the attached screen capture taken 2 min ago. LPM kernel is working flawlessly with LQ5. Wipes/ backup/ restores etc. Via the root and recovery thanks to Chainfire.
I used the LQ5 updated root flash via Chainfires CWM app to patch the LPM kernel.
ROM will be updated to DarkyROM very soon, so make sure you visit to check it out.
1day 9hours and 11% discharging. 48% is screen so usage is about right seeming we sleep half the time LOL Me a bit more so than most others haha. Damn Narcolepsy
James
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"1day 9hours and 11% discharging. 48% is screen" dosn't say anything!
I can easily get much more than this if I don't use my phone !!!
Screen on time?
Brightness?

Mittaa said:
dosn't say anything!
I can easily get much more than this if I don't use my phone !!!
Screen on time?
Brightness?
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Just checked now and my screen brightness was the default 70% as it was when I flashed. I haven't changed it because I am currently working on getting the Jkay Toggles and framework translated over to 4.04. I usually have it set to automatic.
Screen on time: 4hours 29m and 44s
It was more a note for those that are looking how the standard kernel runs. I know custom kernels run a heap better. I would be on siyah kernel if I could run it but I can't. If you compare kernels custom 4.03 to stock 4.04 you aint really comparing apples with apples are you? I hate apples now so I should change my lingo
But you get the jist.
How did I know this was going to turn into critics paradise as per usual? This forum is full of em. I hate CRITICS MORE THAN APPLE!

@ Jarmezrocks
Which modem are you using dear?
Is CWManager App really needed when cfroot 5.6 has already been flashed via odin?
Below is the procedure I think maybe correct:
I) Flash CF-Root LQ5 5.6 via odin in download mode.
II) Flash LPM Kernel via odin in download mode.
No wipe or factory reset shall be done anywhere.
Is it correct?
Phone: XXLQ5 (Android 4.0.4)
Modem: XXLQ6
Kernel: Stock (unrooted)
Launcher: Apex 1.2.4

Jarmezrocks said:
Just checked now and my screen brightness was the default 70% as it was when I flashed. I haven't changed it because I am currently working on getting the Jkay Toggles and framework translated over to 4.04. I usually have it set to automatic.
Screen on time: 4hours 29m and 44s
It was more a note for those that are looking how the standard kernel runs. I know custom kernels run a heap better. I would be on siyah kernel if I could run it but I can't. If you compare kernels custom 4.03 to stock 4.04 you aint really comparing apples with apples are you? I hate apples now so I should change my lingo
But you get the jist.
How did I know this was going to turn into critics paradise as per usual? This forum is full of em. I hate CRITICS MORE THAN APPLE!
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Thats good :good:
3 hours screen on at 30-50 brightness can last a full day for me on my current firmware (no wifi, no BT, no gaming).

I have rooted the LQ5 with CF-Root LQ5 v5.6 via odin & flashed the attached LPM kernel through CWM Manager.It's working fine.
One thing is that when i opened cwm manager after reboot, it says this version should be used with cf-root 5.0. Some features will be disabled.
I don't think it is going to affect anything as it is about the software features.
Phone: XXLQ5 (Android 4.0.4)
Modem: XXLQ6
Kernel: XWLPM
Root: CF-Root LQ5 v5.6
Launcher: Apex 1.2.4

[Q] Flashing kernels results in no wifi...

Hey,
I have Paranoid Android installed on my Nexus 4, I started off by flashing franco #116 which I then changed to msm_hsic_host wakelock fix kernel because the franco kernel had issues with my wifi in one of my rooms, this fixed my wifi issues.
I then flashed faux123's flash reset kernel and then his Mako 012 kernel this resulted in my phone having no wifi, the wireless was just "turning on" constantly.
I flashed several different JDQ39 stock kernels but still no wireless, I re-flashed msm_hsic_host wakelock fix kernel and my wifi is now working.
Basically, I want to know how can I reset my kernel completely so I can go and try out Faux123's Mako 012 kernel
Any help would be much appreciated

I would try reflashing the rom. Dirty flash should suffice. That should reset the ramdisk or whatever. Then flash your kernel. Remember to reflash gapps too! Good luck.
Sent from my Nexus 4 using xda premium

caaznkid said:
I would try reflashing the rom. Dirty flash should suffice. That should reset the ramdisk or whatever. Then flash your kernel. Remember to reflash gapps too! Good luck.
Sent from my Nexus 4 using xda premium
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Hey,
Dirty flash = overwrite without wiping right? (This time I'll remember to do a nandroid haha)

Hyflex said:
Hey,
Dirty flash = overwrite without wiping right? (This time I'll remember to do a nandroid haha)
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yes, just flash kernel and rom again without wipe

Read the WiFi fix kernel thread OP more carefully, it has a link for reverting the WiFi changes.
The 2nd post where all the download links are, the link is labeled, read this first

meangreenie said:
Read the WiFi fix kernel thread OP more carefully, it has a link for reverting the WiFi changes.
The 2nd post where all the download links are, the link is labeled, read this first
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I knew I saw something about a revert, but couldn't find it. I guess I shouldn't do stuff when it's so early in the morning

[Q] Phone bootloop after installing kernel

Hey Xda,
My phone is in a bootloop after installing Kt kernel
Im on a gti-9505
Im using Cm10.2 http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2317040
was installing kt kernel http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2297379
I first installed cm10.2 was working fine.
after that i flahed the Touchwiz JELLYBEAN 4.3 VERSION... so when my phone booted it failed all the time.
after i saw the mistake i tried to flash AOSP JELLYBEAN 4.3 VERSION. Now when its done booting and should pop up the sim unlock it just reboots...

Wipe cache and dalvik cache, reflash AOSP kernel and reboot.
Sent from my GT-I9505 whilst taking a s**t

Obagleyfreer said:
Wipe cache and dalvik cache, reflash AOSP kernel and reboot.
Sent from my GT-I9505 whilst taking a s**t
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Whoop whoop Thank you!

[Q] cyanogenmod 11 with temasek kernel

Hi!
Im using Cyanogenmod 11 nightly on my Note 3.
However, since the 20140225 update, I get sleep of death issues. It works well on 20140224 so I have backed to that one.
Some threads seem to point to temasek kernel, and that it would solve this issue.
If I install the latest temasek kernel, will I still recieve nightlies from Cyanogenmod?
Thanks alot!
Lars

Nightly builds are manually flashed still, so yes you'd still get them so long as you flashed them. temaseks kernel is pretty damn stable.. I'm rocking over 10hours battery with 87% still on the battery and a couple of hours SOT. As for screen of death issues.. Kernel may solve it.
Sent from my CM11 Kitkat powered N9005

radicalisto said:
Nightly builds are manually flashed still, so yes you'd still get them so long as you flashed them. temaseks kernel is pretty damn stable.. I'm rocking over 10hours battery with 87% still on the battery and a couple of hours SOT. As for screen of death issues.. Kernel may solve it.
Sent from my CM11 Kitkat powered N9005
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I just tried it.
I installed the Temasek 2.04 kernel, and then installed the CM11 latest nightly.
The result was as expected; Temasek kernel was replaced with CM11 kernel...
So I have to install latest nightly CM, and then the temasek kernel.
Not awesome if I want to install the latest nightly every day
Or am I doing something wrong?
That said, the new kernel does solve the SOD problem.
//Lars

Yeah you'd have to flash the kernel after flashing the nightly, save the kernel to your SD card and then just flash after your nightly build only takes a few seconds
Sent from my CM11 Kitkat powered N9005

radicalisto said:
Yeah you'd have to flash the kernel after flashing the nightly, save the kernel to your SD card and then just flash after your nightly build only takes a few seconds
Sent from my CM11 Kitkat powered N9005
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Sure, manual installation would work.
But I would loose the convenience of installing nightlies from the Cyanogenmod Update in the settings.
It could be a workaround though until CM11 kernel solves the SOD problem.
Offtopic: Where can I report issues like this to the people who develop for CM? The bugtracker does not allow bug reports on nightlies.
Im sure they are aware of this already, but might be good to know for future reference.

Most of the bugs are already well documented so I wouldn't worry too much, they're a little behind fixing some stuff (adding to the nightlies at least) you should try one of the custom CM builds you know, you won't regret it
Sent from my CM11 Kitkat powered N9005

Ok!
Thanks alot for the help and quick replies!
//Lars

Damn... Somewhere in the process my Google Now launcher broke...
Hot word detection doesn't work anymore.

Just reinstall it from the play store. Working fine here for me
Sent from my CM11 Kitkat powered N9005

radicalisto said:
Just reinstall it from the play store. Working fine here for me
Sent from my CM11 Kitkat powered N9005
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Unfortunately it doesn't seem to do the trick.
Have tried wiping cache/dalvik and also backed to the working CM11 20140224, but it still wont work...
Any ideas?

Wipe the cache of the app in app manager itself, then uninstall and reinstall
Sent from my CM11 Kitkat powered N9005

radicalisto said:
Wipe the cache of the app in app manager itself, then uninstall and reinstall
Sent from my CM11 Kitkat powered N9005
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Still not working

Haha! I found it!
It was an app called notification lockscreen that I installed.
Just remembered that it was the latest change I did.
Sorry for wasting your time, but again, thanks alot!
//Lars

S6 Edge+ (G928F) Battery Draining and no Deepsleep working

Hy guys...
I got rooted my G928F and now i want to go Back to original soft, but when i do that... DeepSleep is not working anymore
Can i do something to resolve this issue without rooting my phone again ?
Best regards and thanks in advance

I dont think there is a way to do that..but why would you do that? U successfully rooted it .. its more nice to have root access

You need to flash the firmware again (you can download from sammobile.com), this will remove your root. I suggest disabling edge feed, edge and edge lighting these two features are know to prevent the phone from dozing (deep sleep)

Hello Costibetter1,
Unfortunately there's a known bug on this phone with deepsleep when Knox is triggered which cannot be resolved easily. Therefore, I advice you to keep using stock, but install a kernel such as Audax that comes with a deepsleep patch.
Hope that my answer to your question was helpful!

For battery stats analysis, have a look at this web appa:
http://23.251.148.173/
Generate a bug breport, send it to yourself by email and upload it there

Flash custom kernel. Might work.
Flashing custom kernel worked for me. I use SkyHigh kernel v3.0.0.

Hello guys.... thank`s for your Reply`s but they ain`t helping.
I`ve already tryied out this:
1. Flashed Firmware 6.0.1 with Odin (Not Working deep sleep)
2. Recovery flashing Firmware 6.0.1 with SmartSwich (Not working deep sleep)
3. Downloaded PAC firmware and PIT file, selected on Odin NAND Erase and EFS Clear and same result... not working deep sleep
4. I want to go back to original because every custom rom that i used it gives awful score on Antutu, and phone gets laggy sometimes...

costibetter1 said:
Hello guys.... thank`s for your Reply`s but they ain`t helping.
I`ve already tryied out this:
1. Flashed Firmware 6.0.1 with Odin (Not Working deep sleep)
2. Recovery flashing Firmware 6.0.1 with SmartSwich (Not working deep sleep)
3. Downloaded PAC firmware and PIT file, selected on Odin NAND Erase and EFS Clear and same result... not working deep sleep
4. I want to go back to original because every custom rom that i used it gives awful score on Antutu, and phone gets laggy sometimes...
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Trying to get one of them...

GethPrime said:
Hello Costibetter1,
Unfortunately there's a known bug on this phone with deepsleep when Knox is triggered which cannot be resolved easily. Therefore, I advice you to keep using stock, but install a kernel such as Audax that comes with a deepsleep patch.
Hope that my answer to your question was helpful!
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AUDAX is very helpful but it`s destroying scores on Antutu and get laggy sometimes... but i think i`m not having an option here... so i`ll get Audax or Skyhigh... ... Right... AUDAX or SkyHigh ?

costibetter1 said:
AUDAX is very helpful but it`s destroying scores on Antutu and get laggy sometimes... but i think i`m not having an option here... so i`ll get Audax or Skyhigh... ... Right... AUDAX or SkyHigh ?
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Both are decent kernels, so you should give both a try.

GethPrime said:
Both are decent kernels, so you should give both a try.
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But do you know any repair on official rom ? i`m kinda want to go back to official and resolve this issue because i founded someone to exchange phone with an S7 Edge...

costibetter1 said:
AUDAX is very helpful but it`s destroying scores on Antutu and get laggy sometimes... but i think i`m not having an option here... so i`ll get Audax or Skyhigh... ... Right... AUDAX or SkyHigh ?
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may be try this way will fix baterry life and also deep sleep .
also you will be get slim rom ,more phone space room
for me now, phone g928f
work perfect .smooth quickly ,
audax kernel v 1.4 + pure rom v1.2 + xposed v8.51 by wanam
here is downlink
1]pure rom [ slim + smooth ]
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=60569
2] audax kernel v1.4
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24572388905582750
3] xposed v8.51 by wanam
the poster is
http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/unofficial-xposed-samsung-lollipop-t3180960
if you like ,you can have alook about xposed
i hope i can help you
good luck
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GethPrime said:
Both are decent kernels, so you should give both a try.
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i have tried both kernel .
but audax kernel work fine for me :good:

Hi guys, I also face a similar deep sleep issue (Knox was tripped when I bought the phone and the phone is currently not rooted). I'm planning to flash Audax Kernel while being on stock ROM.
I have a few questions before flashing the kernel which hopefully you can help me with a simple Yes or No to the following
The Audax kernel is in .zip format. Hence, I would not be able to flash it via Odin right?
If so, does that mean I will have to first flash a custom recovery and then flash the Audax kernel using it?
After flashing both the custom recovery and the kernel, I will not be able to install OTA updates right?
In addition, will flashing the recovery/kernel wipe my data?
Thank you in advance!

Su_Tweetz said:
Hi guys, I also face a similar deep sleep issue (Knox was tripped when I bought the phone and the phone is currently not rooted). I'm planning to flash Audax Kernel while being on stock ROM.
I have a few questions before flashing the kernel which hopefully you can help me with a simple Yes or No to the following
The Audax kernel is in .zip format. Hence, I would not be able to flash it via Odin right?
If so, does that mean I will have to first flash a custom recovery and then flash the Audax kernel using it?
After flashing both the custom recovery and the kernel, I will not be able to install OTA updates right?
In addition, will flashing the recovery/kernel wipe my data?
Thank you in advance!
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Hello Su_Tweetz,
To flash Audax Kernel you need a custom recovery such as TWRP, that you also can find on the forums and it will not wipe your data (other than cache and dalvik cache). The kernel itself cannot be flashed using Odin, as there's certain modules in the .zip file that need to be flashed as well, otherwise things will not work as intended. OTA updates will not work and therefore I recommend that you install a rom while you're at it, so that you can get said updates by flashing a newer version of the rom.
Hope that answers your questions and happy flashing!

GethPrime said:
Hello Su_Tweetz,
To flash Audax Kernel you need a custom recovery such as TWRP, that you also can find on the forums and it will not wipe your data (other than cache and dalvik cache). The kernel itself cannot be flashed using Odin, as there's certain modules in the .zip file that need to be flashed as well, otherwise things will not work as intended. OTA updates will not work and therefore I recommend that you install a rom while you're at it, so that you can get said updates by flashing a newer version of the rom.
Hope that answers your questions and happy flashing!
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Thanks!
So yesterday I ROOTED the phone using CF Auto root method. I thought I'll use the phone for a bit and see how it works. To my surprise, using CPU Spy app I found that now the phone goes to deep sleep after many months.
However, the next cycle it again didn't go to deep sleep after recharging. Then I used the Package Disabler app to disable all bloat.
Now the phone goes back to deep sleep and works fine. So I'm not gonna flash the kernel yet. Hopefully this will keep working like this. Fingers crossed.
Sent from my SM-G928C using XDA-Developers mobile app

How do you check deep sleep is working or not without root?
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thahim said:
How do you check deep sleep is working or not without root?
Sent from my SM-G928C using Tapatalk
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Cpu spy, you can download on playstore, root is not required
Btw, my phone is not rooted (never was) but if i charge it 100% i need to restart my phone to enter deep sleep, otherwise my phone will stay most of the time on 400mhz, doesnt go to deep sleep if i dont restart, i have G928C with latest update PE8, since i got 6.0.1 im with this small issue.
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xhaniGS2 said:
Cpu spy, you can download on playstore, root is not required
Btw, my phone is not rooted (never was) but if i charge it 100% i need to restart my phone to enter deep sleep, otherwise my phone will stay most of the time on 400mhz, doesnt go to deep sleep if i dont restart, i have G928C with latest update PE8, since i got 6.0.1 im with this small issue.
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Same here. I noticed mine also doesn't go into deep sleep after charging to 100% (mine is rooted with tripped Knox). So I restart the device after a full charge every day.
Battery life has been good so far now that it sleeps well. Lasts for a full day (>15 hrs) with 3.5-4 hrs SOT.

xhaniGS2 said:
Cpu spy, you can download on playstore, root is not required
Btw, my phone is not rooted (never was) but if i charge it 100% i need to restart my phone to enter deep sleep, otherwise my phone will stay most of the time on 400mhz, doesnt go to deep sleep if i dont restart, i have G928C with latest update PE8, since i got 6.0.1 im with this small issue.
Sent from my SM-G928C using Tapatalk
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How can I check deep sleep is working on my phone mate?
Without root?
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