[KERNEL] [9] A2N Kernel For Galaxy S8/S8+/Note8 [EXYNOS] [HIGH-END] [STABLE] [V. 2022.07.01]

[Pistero07]

hello guys, could someone help me and tell me how I can mount a usb hdd in ntfs format? I have the ntfs option activated but the unit does not appear, I think I need to mount it, how could I do it?

 

[Twiq]

hello guys, could someone help me and tell me how I can mount a usb hdd in ntfs format? I have the ntfs option activated but the unit does not appear, I think I need to mount it, how could I do it?

install mixplorer on your phone, it has custom ntfs driver..
i'm using my ntfs usb drives but never hdd, you might need external power support to make it readable on phones

 

[ace2nutzer]

Hey @ace2nutzer. I have a question. It’s just a random one out of curiosity though, theory. I don’t ask to have it implemented because I know it isnt worth it at all.

But would AMOLED overclock be possible? Could somebody make S8’s screen go from say 60hz to 65hz? Or is 60hz hardware limit?

Yes but probably it's locked like all the other clocks it was. So it needs first some hacks like always. I remember on Ace 2 we OC'ed lcd_clk from 50 MHz up to 100 MHz. 100 MHz was sometimes unstable, but 80 MHz worked stable. Now that "50" is just LCD_CLK not refresh_rate. Also I don't know how it should be calculated ... 50 MHz = 60 hz and @ 100 Mhz = 120 Hz lol. Anyway at 80 MHz, probably around 100 Hz was it possible to scroll text without to cause eye cancer. Here on S8 there is also such LCD_CLK, but even increasing it, I don't see any difference, maybe I'll try this once again. There is also refresh value = 60, but even changing this @ 100, just changes nothing, so I suspect it's locked like I said.

I was see the option when using mhl in screen option there 75hz rate for monitor but that reduce quality of the screen i mean the color get washed but in reality screen that still 60hz sometime i face glitch when use 75hz

Yes, that's right, because it gets out of sync. @ 80 or 100 hz it'll run probably smooth without the need to adapt other stuff in ROM, which is way more complicated.

hello guys, could someone help me and tell me how I can mount a usb hdd in ntfs format? I have the ntfs option activated but the unit does not appear, I think I need to mount it, how could I do it?

Good idea, I'll see if I can do something.

 

[rtyuakatsuki]

Yes but probably it's locked like all the other clocks it was. So it needs first some hacks like always. I remember on Ace 2 we OC'ed lcd_clk from 50 MHz up to 100 MHz. 100 MHz was sometimes unstable, but 80 MHz worked stable. Now that "50" is just LCD_CLK not refresh_rate. Also I don't know how it should be calculated ... 50 MHz = 60 hz and @ 100 Hz = 120 Hz lol. Anyway at 80 MHz, probably around 100 Hz was it possible to scroll text without to cause eye cancer. Here on S8 there is also such LCD_CLK, but even increasing it, I don't see any difference, maybe I'll try this once again. There is also refresh value = 60, but even changing this @ 100, just changes nothing, so I suspect it's locked like I said.

Yes, that's right, because it gets out of sync. @ 80 or 100 hz it'll run probably smooth without the need to adapt other stuff in ROM, which is way more complicated.

Good idea, I'll see if I can do something.

yes2 oc screenn YES YES YES YESYESYESYES

 

[ace2nutzer]

hello guys, could someone help me and tell me how I can mount a usb hdd in ntfs format? I have the ntfs option activated but the unit does not appear, I think I need to mount it, how could I do it?

Okay I've found a simple solution, only need to mount it. I'll add an mount option in the a2n app. Is the ability to mount up to 4 partitions enough ? And is the issue only with NTFS ?

 

[TechNoobForSale]

Me: Runs M2 cores at 4x2704MHz
The phone: Stable
Me:
CPU temp after opening Devcheck: 99°C
Me:

 

[madhatter57]

hey guys, this is a bit offtopic but perhas someone here can help.

i am trying to install "island" app to see if i can create a virtual environment to make one new banking app work on my device with custom rom and root. apparently there is something about this setup that does not allow a android work profile to be properly created and used, which the app relies on.

one possible troubleshooting solution i have seen on forums is to revert to stock recovery, install the app and then revert back to custom recovery. problem is, i don't know how to safely do that and where to find the stock recovery file.

i suppose this does not have anything to do with the a2n kernel, but it might have something to do with the twrp version we use here.

could someone help me out?

thanks a lot in advance.

 

[ace2nutzer]

hello guys, could someone help me and tell me how I can mount a usb hdd in ntfs format? I have the ntfs option activated but the unit does not appear, I think I need to mount it, how could I do it?

Well, unfortunately it's too much tricky to have it implemented in the app.
Even the fact it's just a simple cmd, it just doesn't work, yeah Google security restrictions sucks.

Therefore, for me the only working way is to mount it via ADB:

Example below is for my USB-HDD 1TB having 2 partitions.
Partition 1: EXT4
Partition 2: NTFS

Assuming ntfs.ko module is already loaded, if not load it over the a2n app, or load it manually:

cd /system/etc/A2N*
./ntfs.sh 1

then mount the USB-OTG HDD:

# first create mount folders for 2 partitions if not present ...
mkdir -p /data/media/otg
chmod 0777 /data/media/otg
mkdir -p /data/media/otg/p1
chmod 0777 /data/media/otg/p1
mkdir -p /data/media/otg/p2
chmod 0777 /data/media/otg/p2

# mount USB-OTG partition 1 as ext4 ...
mount -t ext4 /dev/block/sde1 /data/media/otg/p1
# mount partition 2 as ntfs ...
mount -t ntfs /dev/block/sde2 /data/media/otg/p2

# unmount before you disconnect the drive to avoid data loss ..
umount /dev/block/sde1
umount /dev/block/sde2

To access the files you need a root file manager.
Note: creating mount point in /sdcard does not work for me, because it's emulated mount point. But it may can work if you create it in ext_sd-card folder, just try it.

 

[Pistero07]

Well, unfortunately it's too much tricky to have it implemented in the app.
Even the fact it's just a simple cmd, it just doesn't work, yeah Google security restrictions sucks.

Therefore, for me the only working way is to mount it via ADB:

Example below is for my USB-HDD 1TB having 2 partitions.
Partition 1: EXT4
Partition 2: NTFS

Assuming ntfs.ko module is already loaded, if not load it over the a2n app, or load it manually:

cd /system/etc/A2N*
./ntfs.sh 1

then mount the USB-OTG HDD:

# first create mount folders for 2 partitions if not present ...
mkdir -p /data/media/otg
chmod 0777 /data/media/otg
mkdir -p /data/media/otg/p1
chmod 0777 /data/media/otg/p1
mkdir -p /data/media/otg/p2
chmod 0777 /data/media/otg/p2

# mount USB-OTG partition 1 as ext4 ...
mount -t ext4 /dev/block/sde1 /data/media/otg/p1
# mount partition 2 as ntfs ...
mount -t ntfs /dev/block/sde2 /data/media/otg/p2

# unmount before you disconnect the drive to avoid data loss ..
umount /dev/block/sde1
umount /dev/block/sde2

To access the files you need a root file manager.
Note: creating mount point in /sdcard does not work for me, because it's emulated mount point. But it may can work if you create it in ext_sd-card folder, just try it.

Hi Ace, I can mount the drive but I can't see the files on the drive. I am using mixplorer.
The need to use the nfst format part of exfat, I don't know why, the data is corrupted over time or entire directories are deleted (roms, isos, emulators)

 

[ace2nutzer]

Hi Ace, I can mount the drive but I can't see the files on the drive. I am using mixplorer.
The need to use the nfst format part of exfat, I don't know why, the data is corrupted over time or entire directories are deleted (roms, isos, emulators)

The drive you want to mount is ntfs or exfat ? Has it only one partition ?
If it's exfat try .... -t exfat or -t vfat.
Also depending on your USB setup, you may get different letter for the drive. So you could try sdd1, sdf1 or sdg1. Use a simple root explorer. Maybe this mixexplorer with custom ntfs driver messes it up.
Try try try and it'll work. I was able to mount my 1TB HDD WD USB.2.0 with 2 partitions, ext4 and ntfs.

Correct order:
1. Load ntfs kernel module.
2. Create the mount point.
3. Connect HDD.
4. Mount it.
5. Navigate to the mount point with root explorer and you should see all files.

 

[Pistero07]

The drive you want to mount is ntfs or exfat ? Has it only one partition ?
If it's exfat try .... -t exfat or -t vfat.
Also depending on your USB setup, you may get different letter for the drive. So you could try sdd1, sdf1 or sdg1. Use a simple root explorer. Maybe this mixexplorer with custom ntfs driver messes it up.
Try try try and it'll work. I was able to mount my 1TB HDD WD USB.2.0 with 2 partitions, ext4 and ntfs.

Correct order:
1. Load ntfs kernel module.
2. Create the mount point.
3. Connect HDD.
4. Mount it.
5. Navigate to the mount point with root explorer and you should see all files.

the drive you want to mount is ntsf, it has only one partition. mixplorer custom otg drivers are disabled from settings. I always choose the ones you provide. I'll try with the unit names you suggest. Thank you very much for the dedication and the time you give us!

 

[rtyuakatsuki]

OK guys I'm trying to make a new release that should fix high quality audio when using too much filters and slow screen orentation. Other than that I'm missing something else ?

hi dev how about this update ?

 

[ace2nutzer]

Actually trying to OC RAM, but it's quite hard.

 

[Aulida Husna Suryana]

What's working with hades rom v.1 one ui 1.0..?