[Q] a trouble with gt n700 battery !! - Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Hi guys !
I have a trouble with my samsung galaxy note n7000 battery ..when i was on ginger bread i had nothing ... but the problem has begun since i updated to ics ...and the trouble is :"when i use my phone from 100% to 88% (just an example) and then after a while in sleep mode i see the charge level indicates to 92 .. it increases without charging!!!
" i have installed speedmod k3-13 kernel on stock rom 4.0.4 .. i did "wipe data & cash & battery stats". and nothing changed .. the problem is present till now ... and i don't have a spare battery to try it
what is the problem in your opinion ? and what about suggested solutions .. is the problem from stock rom or ???
thanks in advance ^__^

i have experienced this will almost all the phones i owned till now.. even with ipods and ipads..
if i use it excessively, the battery shows that its drained to say 50 %... then i keep it back and it sleeps and wakes up as 60%...

Try getting a new battery

Flash a jb rom like cm10 or half illusion and flash hydracore kernel...it will be solved fr sure its a prob wid ics
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nokiamodeln91 said:
i have experienced this will almost all the phones i owned till now.. even with ipods and ipads..
if i use it excessively, the battery shows that its drained to say 50 %... then i keep it back and it sleeps and wakes up as 60%...
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that's exactly as you described it !! thank you .. you make me feel better
shivil.sahni said:
Flash a jb rom like cm10 or half illusion and flash hydracore kernel...it will be solved fr sure its a prob wid ics
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mmmm ... thank you , but i always see this phrase when i want to install cm roms :
- Make sure to run CM9 or an AOSP-based ROM : FLASHING FROM STOCK ICS OR ROMS BASED ON STOCK ICS WILL RESULT IN A BRICK! - You're warned!
how can i solve it ???

Just follow the steps and steps only.you will not brick it.ok.
And please keep patience as flashing needs a hell lot patience....
Hit thanks button man....
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Hit thanx if my solution works
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My Last ics rom is cleanote 6 with notecore 14.1 kernel and dont have this problem. Now ini just move to jb.
Maybe you could try another kernel, like notecore orang hydracore...
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Bluetooth not turning on

Hello, i ve spent some time looking for this problem and cant find solution on forums...
I can't turn bluetooth on in my Note. I turn it on from settings\slide bar, it will think for about 10 seconds, then turn off again( i m getting 'bluetooth devices detected' message meanwhile, but cant see the list ).
Same on gingerbread rom i bought it with( don't remember which one), also tried ics 4.0.4 stunner and rocket roms, same problem.
Please help
mine worked on GB just fine, but now on ICS it wont turn on
p.s. im on CF-Root-SGN_XX_OXA_LPY-v5.6-CWM5 kernel
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kriskovski said:
mine worked on GB just fine, but now on ICS it wont turn on
p.s. im on CF-Root-SGN_XX_OXA_LPY-v5.6-CWM5 kernel
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naaa, mine didnt turn on on GB either...i read on some russian forum it might depend on whether its AOKP or Samsung stock rom(?) have no idea what to do :/ anyone?
zeffgo said:
naaa, mine didnt turn on on GB either...i read on some russian forum it might depend on whether its AOKP or Samsung stock rom(?) have no idea what to do :/ anyone?
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Im on Stock Samsung ICS and i think its from the kernel, but im not going to flash kernel after kernel.
Lets some1 help us.
Go back to stock gingerbread and try there.. If it doesn't work in stock gingerbread then claim your warranty
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msedek said:
Go back to stock gingerbread and try there.. If it doesn't work in stock gingerbread then claim your warranty
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fixed it by flashing speedmod kernel.
It's a known issue. ICS 4.0.4 Bluetooth doesn't work on custom kernel. But speedmod (since k3-9) and Notecore has fixed it.
if your using speedmod kernel versions prior to k3-9... you can't hold on your BT for a long time..it would just turn off for brief seconds... its a known issue on lower versions of the speedmod kernel... install speedmod k3-9 and higher and your BT will be fine.
i have installed stock GB, then updated to ICS thru kies, everything Stock....still BT doesn't work...
u are saying if i put a custom kernel it will?
is it safe to flash that speedmod over stock kernel?
Nop it should work on stock.. If it doesn't work on stock it won't work on anything
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Claim warranty
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[Q] Semaphore Kernel

I recently instaled CM9 4.0.4 on my i9000 and the battery life sucks. I want to flash Semaphore kernel, but i need some advices ..like what version should i flash etc.
Can someone help me ?
EDIT: I tried to flash 2.7.4 version + .pit file but after that i get boot loop. I've flashed again 2.3.3 and then CM9 4.0.4 ..
Any ideas ?
xViBeR said:
I recently instaled CM9 4.0.4 on my i9000 and the battery life sucks. I want to flash Semaphore kernel, but i need some advices ..like what version should i flash etc.
Can someone help me ?
EDIT: I tried to flash 2.7.4 version + .pit file but after that i get boot loop. I've flashed again 2.3.3 and then CM9 4.0.4 ..
Any ideas ?
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Flash a Semaphore kernel designed for ics. See http://www.semaphore.gr/homepage/semaphore-ics which also has links to xda-developers.
Oct-Al said:
Flash a Semaphore kernel designed for ics. See http://www.semaphore.gr/homepage/semaphore-ics which also has links to xda-developers.
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I downloaded Semaphore_ICS_1.3.0. That's all i need, right ?
Just choose this file on PDA and flash ?
EDIT: I already did that and worked.
Only 1 thing: after flashing, i had to push the power button to start ... didn't had to reboot after flash ?
xViBeR said:
I downloaded Semaphore_ICS_1.3.0. That's all i need, right ?
Just choose this file on PDA and flash ?
EDIT: I already did that and worked.
Only 1 thing: after flashing, i had to push the power button to start ... didn't had to reboot after flash ?
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Semaphore 1.3.0 is the one you need. You can flash it through Clockworkmod recovery, its the easiest way. Don't forget to wipe cache and dalvyk cache before flashing a new kernel. Besides semaphore you could also try devils kernel 1.0.3. It is more performance oriented. Flash the one you like. The only thing I don't like about semaphore 1.3.0 is that wifi tethering doesn't work.
Reboot after flashing is crucial, but if you have the new semaphore configuration app, you did it right! Just reboot one more time to be sure everything works alright.
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Besides the very low battery life, no problems ...
xViBeR said:
Besides the very low battery life, no problems ...
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My only problem was the lack of usb tethering...had no probs with battery. U sure u have the right governor and stuff?
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I installed correctly. Anyway, i'm back on CM7. good battery, not laggy.. it's pretty nice.
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xViBeR said:
I installed correctly. Anyway, i'm back on CM7. good battery, not laggy.. it's pretty nice.
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Knowing I am being offtopic: Whats your battery like on cm7?
Cause with cm9 and semaphore you shouldn't have had a huge drain...
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On CM7, the battery life is good (1,2 days). On CM9 it sucks... i had to recharge after 15-16 hours max,everytime.
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have you used the cf-root kernel?
I used semaphore 1.3.0 kernel.
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Best custom rom to save battery?

Can anybody please recommend me the best Custom Rom to save battery?
Thanks for every answer.
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Android-fany said:
Can anybody please recommend me the best Custom Rom to save battery?
And it would be nice if the ROM supports overclock
Thanks for every answer.
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hi i use 2 programmes to save my battery
1)autostarts (you can close programmes to use ram and battery)
2) smart ram booster (close all programmes and you have more ram and more battery)
i have install mach roms and i have problemme with all .
with this programme i have battery for 2 day with full use.
Android-fany said:
Can anybody please recommend me the best Custom Rom to save battery?
And it would be nice if the ROM supports overclock
Thanks for every answer.
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Stock rom has the best battery whatever tweaks,roms etc.Go for retribution extreme barebones or M!-U! For good battery life.
From my jellyblast powered Galaxy acei
andy.acei said:
Stock rom has the best battery whatever tweaks,roms etc.Go for retribution extreme barebones or M!-U! For good battery life.
From my jellyblast powered Galaxy acei
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Stock rom feels for me like very low battery .M!-U! sounds interessing
manos_mand said:
hi i use 2 programmes to save my battery
1)autostarts (you can close programmes to use ram and battery)
2) smart ram booster (close all programmes and you have more ram and more battery)
i have install mach roms and i have problemme with all .
with this programme i have battery for 2 day with full use.
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Which Custom ROM are you using often? Because my Custom ROM installed with the programms is just like 5 hours full use
Android-fany said:
Can anybody please recommend me the best Custom Rom to save battery?
Thanks for every answer.
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Optimised battery i would think is a combination of both Kernel & Rom Apps, the stock kernel runs close to the 832 MHz frequency at most times even when the phone is idle. I always found my battery went fast when on stock firmware. RB's Kernel supports different frequencies and thus depending on the load on the CPU this can help save battery consumption. A bareboned ROM will also help keep power consumption low but the trade off is less app functionality on your phone.
See retribution gave me a very poor battery back up with 3G and wifi. But its quite fast. Right nw i am on stock deodexed XXLH3...with domscript and rafaels kernel. It gives me a 3/4th of a days use....with 3g and wifi.
Battery back up with simplicity V2 was quite good. But it has some app issues. (extreme bareboned). Kies doesnt recognise my fone. So had to restore my XXLH3 back up.
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Androidnow said:
See retribution gave me a very poor battery back up with 3G and wifi. But its quite fast. Right nw i am on stock deodexed XXLH3...with domscript and rafaels kernel. It gives me a 3/4th of a days use....with 3g and wifi.
Battery back up with simplicity V2 was quite good. But it has some app issues. (extreme bareboned). Kies doesnt recognise my fone. So had to restore my XXLH3 back up.
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So wich would you recommend me? Simplecity Or deodex Stock?
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Android-fany said:
So wich would you recommend me? Simplecity Or deodex Stock?
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Go with stock....simplicity V3 would be released.....wait for that...V2 has some bugs.....but a good Rom...... Its based on XXLI1. So try using the stock deodexed version of that. Maybe that stock version has good battery life ( report back and let me know abt the battery drain, If you are going to use that )...
Otherwise XXLH3 is a good option.
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Androidnow said:
See retribution gave me a very poor battery back up with 3G and wifi. But its quite fast. Right nw i am on stock deodexed XXLH3...with domscript and rafaels kernel. It gives me a 3/4th of a days use....with 3g and wifi.
Battery back up with simplicity V2 was quite good. But it has some app issues. (extreme bareboned). Kies doesnt recognise my fone. So had to restore my XXLH3 back up.
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Are you running WIFI and 3g permanetly all day? If so this will drain your battery pretty fast regardless of what ROM your using i would assume. The Simplicity ROM's are fast and smooth, but at the moment i would wait for its v3 release, im currently using Jillie Bean Beta2 which works for me. You need to be realistic about how much battery use you will get out of your phone, if its being left idle power off functions you dont need.
Viprdxd said:
Are you running WIFI and 3g permanetly all day? If so this will drain your battery pretty fast regardless of what ROM your using i would assume. The Simplicity ROM's are fast and smooth, but at the moment i would wait for its v3 release, im currently using Jillie Bean Beta2 which works for me. You need to be realistic about how much battery use you will get out of your phone, if its being left idle power off functions you dont need.
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I agree with you. I do that with every rom i use. And till now simplicity was best at that. XXLA2 Roms didnt last long than these newer versions. Maybe there wud be some stock battery management tweaks. As of now...the battery has been getting better for me with every new updated stock version. I dont know about other users. I just check and try to bring out the best battery back up possible. And yes...thats what i told him above to wait for V3 simplicity.
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Thx!
Androidnow said:
I agree with you. I do that with every rom i use. And till now simplicity was best at that. XXLA2 Roms didnt last long than these newer versions. Maybe there wud be some stock battery management tweaks. As of now...the battery has been getting better for me with every new updated stock version. I dont know about other users. I just check and try to bring out the best battery back up possible. And yes...thats what i told him above to wait for V3 simplicity.
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Now I'm using deodexed XXLH3 with Adrenaline_Engine and V6_Supercharger and the battery really holds very longer. Thanks you
or u can try mindcr rom v2.4
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nikhil_dabral_29 said:
or u can try mindcr rom v2.4
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I already tried. Battery is in simplycity v3 better.
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nikhil_dabral_29 said:
or u can try mindcr rom v2.4
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ya agree with u...:good:
I also tried simplicity v3. ..
battery was good..
but mindcr is also good..
Androidnow said:
Go with stock....simplicity V3 would be released.....wait for that...V2 has some bugs.....but a good Rom...... Its based on XXLI1. So try using the stock deodexed version of that. Maybe that stock version has good battery life ( report back and let me know abt the battery drain, If you are going to use that )...
Otherwise XXLH3 is a good option.
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Hey I'm about to maybe falsh to newest Simplicity V3.5 version.
But I have a question about this rom.
In the description it is said that it is based on "xxli1", right now I'm running a German Ace i with "XXLD2"
Can some one tell me if "XXLI1" will also support German language.
It is possible to import the language afterwards?
Munchkin86 said:
Hey I'm about to maybe falsh to newest Simplicity V3.5 version.
But I have a question about this rom.
In the description it is said that it is based on "xxli1", right now I'm running a German Ace i with "XXLD2"
Can some one tell me if "XXLI1" will also support German language.
It is possible to import the language afterwards?
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You have to make a new thread!
Yes it supports german because I am using german too
Android-fany said:
You have to make a new thread!
Yes it supports german because I am using german too
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Why do you think he has to make a new thread for such a question?.......Simply go and ask this in the simplicity thread. Thats it. Dont choke the forum with each and every question, when you can ask it in its original thread.
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Androidnow said:
Why do you think he has to make a new thread for such a question?.......Simply go and ask this in the simplicity thread. Thats it. Dont choke the forum with each and every question, when you can ask it in its original thread.
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Yes I simply mean these questions have to be asked in the right place!
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I used ace cream for whole two months.Battery was pretty good.In addition used rafael baugis kernel with undervold and 156 as lowest freq.Also I installed juice defender

Help me out

Hey techies i need help
Now im using GB 2.3.7 idroid.iphone os in android phone its killing ma battery. So help me iut to some other and or tell me how to roll back to GB 2.3.6..
ASAP
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chris009 said:
Hey techies i need help
Now im using GB 2.3.7 idroid.iphone os in android phone its killing ma battery. So help me iut to some other and or tell me how to roll back to GB 2.3.6..
ASAP
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Search in Google :"Upgrade Galaxy Mini to Gingerbread"
Follow the instruction, after you done you will be in 2.3.6 or 2.3.4, but it's still stock.
just read dev threads and flash something with good battery backup (cm7 by mebitek or kittenlinux most likely, with moderate use i had 3, sometimes 4 days without charging on it. in cm9 i have 2 days tops, but i'm happy with it)
yackovsky said:
just read dev threads and flash something with good battery backup (cm7 by mebitek or kittenlinux most likely, with moderate use i had 3, sometimes 4 days without charging on it. in cm9 i have 2 days tops, but i'm happy with it)
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He said he just want stock back.
Flash stock rom bak via odin. Google for more
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Lag Slow Galaxy Note N7000 after installing jellybean !

My phone has been laggy and very slow since I installed the new jellybean !! What shall I do ? Is there a way to run it faster even if the battery will drain faster or is there a better software ?
Thanks 4 help
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Islam Hisham said:
My phone has been laggy and very slow since I installed the new jellybean !! What shall I do ? Is there a way to run it faster even if the battery will drain faster or is there a better software ?
Thanks 4 help
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This should not be the case. Can briefly explain your procedure to install the new JB?
Islam Hisham said:
My phone has been laggy and very slow since I installed the new jellybean !! What shall I do ? Is there a way to run it faster even if the battery will drain faster or is there a better software ?
Thanks 4 help
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Try using Setcpu, set screen on time 800mhz-1400mhz :good::good:
Not much you can do about it. This is what samsung gave us with all the delays. The best advice I can give is either go back to ICS or flash something like rocket and speed mod kernel. It will be a bit faster then stock with some more features.
I did the normal steps ... rom , kernal , then the latest software ... it is good but the problem is the lag ! :/ is there a better software or sth cause when I open the ram I find it about 70% is used although not much apps are opened
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I'm using the speedmod kernel k5-3, the latest from hardcore, noticed my note temperature are not so warmer while in the initial stage after flashing from ICS4.0.2 to JB 4.1.2.
Maybe you can try to flash into speedmod k5-3 to do a comparison...
Islam Hisham said:
My phone has been laggy and very slow since I installed the new jellybean !! What shall I do ? Is there a way to run it faster even if the battery will drain faster or is there a better software ?
Thanks 4 help
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Even I am using stock jelly bean 4.1.2 but there is no such problem. I suggest you flash the stock GB ROM and do the update OTA. This may take
a long time and data download but you will get all the bug and performance fix. Use stock kernel.
I suggest that you lt th Rom settle a little bit over 3-4 charging cycles. JB sure is not all that buttery smooth as we all expected but it's definitely not that laggy even.
If you installed a custom Rom please ensure that you wiped all the four- system, data, cache and preload. In case you missed any of the wipes, I would suggest you redo the installation as per the exact guidelines by the developer.
In any case the performance definitely improves after a few charging cycles.
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Islam Hisham said:
I did the normal steps ... rom , kernal , then the latest software ... it is good but the problem is the lag ! :/ is there a better software or sth cause when I open the ram I find it about 70% is used although not much apps are opened
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Maybe it is best if you flash a safe kernel, do a full wipe and format system, data, cache and preload and then reflash the firmware with ODIN PC.
That is how I usually do the flashing and I don't have such an issue.
wait for PAK rom release. PAK roms are the best ever with no lag issues and almost every fix.
i got the ics late on my note but unlike he german or any other rom its bug free and lag free.
i get the highest benchmarks on my stock rom. So my advice to you is to wait till PAK update, then u can flash it.
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Try Reflashing Using Odin!
Islam Hisham said:
My phone has been laggy and very slow since I installed the new jellybean !! What shall I do ? Is there a way to run it faster even if the battery will drain faster or is there a better software ?
Thanks 4 help
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Download ur firmware from Sammobiles And Flash it using Odin After that Factory reset using Stock Recovery,Then u have to Flash Philz Kernel And Root ur device To Grant root access in Titanium Backup
At Last Freeze All Samsung Stock Apps! Using TB
Al Da Best!
I would suggest flashing stock gingerbread. Believe me I tried all kinds of custom roms and struggled with jelly bean for a long time and being back on gingerbread feels like heaven
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Islam Hisham said:
My phone has been laggy and very slow since I installed the new jellybean !! What shall I do ? Is there a way to run it faster even if the battery will drain faster or is there a better software ?
Thanks 4 help
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I highly recommend you to do a factory reset. Your Note will be much better for sure. My phone was like frozen after the JB update, but it's likely been a different phone when I made the FR. No more laggy at all. The battery is still a big deal though. Remember to back up your data ( I used Titanium) ).
Try installing a suitable kernel. I also had lagging here and there but rom is working smoothly with speedmod n7000 jelly bean kernel.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2181599
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Islam Hisham said:
My phone has been laggy and very slow since I installed the new jellybean !! What shall I do ? Is there a way to run it faster even if the battery will drain faster or is there a better software ?
Thanks 4 help
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Jellybean is quite bulky so it needs sometime/reboots to settle down a bit..
For caches to be created for it to become snappy and battery friendly.
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I also have the lag problem with JB on the first Note.
It is not isolated.
I have the lag. My wife has it. I know several people who have it.
I have never rooted my phone. My wife could not do it if you put a gun to her head.
We upgraded to JB months ago. We upgraded over Kies on the PC.
We have used and upgraded the phone EXACTLY as At&t and Samsung demanded.
The lag has never gotten better.
I have done a Factory Data reset after upgrading to JB to see if that would help...nope.
I do use a Class 10 Sandisk card. My wife does not have a card.
To give you an idea of the lag...
Getting a call.....I might be able to slide and accept the call before it stops ringing and goes to voicemail.
Open a picture...I will have to wait at least 10-15 seconds..if I am lucky.
Sometimes a web page is quick..other times it takes so long that I lose interest.
I have seen the phone just basically laugh at the idea that I expect to use GPS and just lock up.
Add music to the phone...if I do it tonight, I will see it available by morning.
There is no single app that seems to be the trouble and there does not appear to be a heavy load.
At this point I have lost all faith in Samsung, At&t and this piece of ca$p phone.
I have never downloaded anything that was not on Google Play. Neither has my wife.
Say what you will about the apple boys,...their upgrades actually make for a better experience..not this.
@lottathought are you using the Galaxy Note GT-N7000 or the Galaxy Note i777? If you're using the i777 then you can try out CM which should be in pretty good shape...
XxPixX said:
@lottathought are you using the Galaxy Note GT-N7000 or the Galaxy Note i777? If you're using the i777 then you can try out CM which should be in pretty good shape...
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In the "about phone" part of settings, it says I have the SGH-I717
I actually thought about going the CM route. The only thing is that I used CM on my son's Tf101 Asus tablet when I upgraded it to JB.
It seems a little stripped down and some features were missing.
My wife Note also has laggy issues ever since the phine was upgraded to JB thru Kies. Now she's bugging me to get her the Note 3. Arrgghh!!!
Is there anyway I can resolve this or else I'm downgrading the phone to ICS, as a last resort.
Pls advice.
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Backup everything (messages, call logs, apps, videos, downloads - everything). Once that is done then boot to a custom recovery and format everything you can see:
/system
/data
/emmc
/sdcard
/.android_secure
and any others that you see
After that then clear the cache and dalvik cache, once that is done, connect your phone to your computer to copy a custom ROM. Flash it, let it boot, restart and flash coh kernel.
That is for TW if you want a really clean start, try to keep as little files as possible. Use greenify, freeze/uninstall apps that you don't use.
Alternatively you can go the CM way. Same instructions just flash instead of a TW ROM then flash a CM ROM and Raw Kernel r3.

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