I'm sorry and thanks for your help & support, i do know how to download the profiles since almost a month now, i've flashed many updates till the 7.18.2014 update, but using the 7.14.2014 I was on the feed the machine profile until i saw the 7.18 version came out, before flasing the kernel I went to the profile shop and checked for updates and it was red & I updated the profile even before the kernel. Now after flashing the kernel the next day there was another update for the profile which was red, saying that the profiles had been updated with the new overclocking steps as well. I'm I crazy? Lol
[KERNEL][VZW-DEV-EDITION][TW-AOSP 4.4][05/02/2015] KT-SGS5 - OB1 - KTweaker
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Yes, that is correct. I did update v2 to each profile with the new OC steps and voltage adjustments. That's what you were seeing.
Ok here is my question again, is there a way to downgrade two profiles from the one that's being downloaded from the profile shop? For some reason it was giving me incredible battery life and performance with the 7.14.2014 kernel... sorry for my stubborn attitude lol and thanks again
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Not sure what profile version you're referring to. There's only 2 versions of Feed The Machine, v1 and v2. So if you're going to "downgrade" then you're obviously gonna wanna go with v1 (the OLD profile). It's the only one to downgrade to. That has to be the one you're referring to since v2 is ONLY for the 7-18 kernel and above. There is no other version of the profile. There's just the OLD (7-14 and below) and the NEW. Hope that answers your question. Otherwise, you're honestly making no sense to me. No offense man.
No offense on this side too, I appreciate your help... this whole time I didn't see anywhere I read that v2 was for the new version of the kernel. I thoght the v2 was like a beta version or just a little different lol
Change Log 07.26.2013
1. cpufreq_limit: stop overriding user's max freq
2. Bump up max allowable voltage since we are OCing higher
3. vibe: Remove the moronic amount of dmesg spam from vibration motor
4. synaptic: Remove dmesg spam
5. cpu: Try some bandwidth tweaks on the upper steps
6. msm: kgsl: Fix nice level for higher priority GPU start thread
7. PM: devfreq: Use high priority workqueue
8. mm: slub: Default slub_max_order to 0
9. block: Reserve only one queue tag for sync I/O if only 3 tags are available
10. mmc: disable CRC check for speed
11. deadline: Allow 0ms deadline latency, increase the read speed
12. fs: Add sysfs module to allow enabling/disabling of fsync
13. KTweaker: Add toggle to enable/disable fsync under "Main Settings->Scheduler/SD Settings". This function will increase your write speeds by up to 3x, but reads do suffer by going down by about 20%!! Disabling this can cause corruption or loss of data if you have a random reboot so be careful!!!!!!
14. SELinux: Fix memory leak upon loading policy
15. Linux 3.4.1 thru 3.4.99 for the TW version from albinoman!!!!!!!
16. Merged in NG2 code from source drop!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Been running the latest and its running smooth! No overheating and excellent performance. Thank you very much
A little update and a question. So far the phone is still performing great, the cooldown mode turned on a couple of times but I had many apps running such as tethering and multiwindows and music/video streaming at the same time without skips or slow down. Now my question is that I just bought the samsung allshare wireless thingy and my galaxy s4 was able to connect but my Note2 and s5 which are running custom kernels were not able to connect, has anyone tried this on this kernel or is it not compatible with screen mirroring? I get this error everytime, I googles for an answer but it brings me to the conclusion that this kernel my be the issue?
Attachments
So has anybody seen a full tar flash for our Dev edition? Was thinking about calling Samsung to see what the deal is. All the retail phone got it but are leaving us out 
Change Log 08.10.2013
1. The first 2 are the stuff from the OTA only release from 08.03
2. Merged in Faux sound
3. Linux 3.4.100
4. Linux 3.4.101
5. Linux 3.4.102
6. On AOSP, merged in all the latest stuff from "intervigilium" which will be the standard stock kernel for official CM.
7. Adjusted ramdisk so Sprint can run the newest kernel
Hi there, just swinging by to report I flashed this version and my data keeps getting disabled on its own since I flashed this, I have to manually turn it back on... I did erase the folder and wiped both caches, could it be that I'm not on the G900V_NE9 OTA? Or most likely it's Modem because i have the dev edition and prob wont see an Update ever lol
Change Log 08.10.2013
1. The first 2 are the stuff from the OTA only release from 08.03
2. Merged in Faux sound
3. Linux 3.4.100
4. Linux 3.4.101
5. Linux 3.4.102
6. On AOSP, merged in all the latest stuff from "intervigilium" which will be the standard stock kernel for official CM.
7. Adjusted ramdisk so Sprint can run the newest kernel
Hate to be a thread crasher, but any chance s4 could get a little love. CM redid some stuff and broke data and WiFi for 3rd party kernels. I am missing your kernel like a fat kid misses cake
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I have no issues and on NCG most of the time, you seem to have a lot of problems for some reason
Hey @ktoonsez
Would it be possible to select specific keys that retain functionality after the device has gone to sleep? I have a headphone jack dust-cover that also adds functionality as a button (basically it's the same as if you had an inline button on a pair of headphones). I've used Tasker and Xposed Additions to give this button specific functionality when the screen is off, however after a period of time it no longer works, unlike the power and home buttons that can always wake the device. I've tried editing the key files to add wake functionality to the button, but if I'm not mistaken it really needs to be addressed at the kernel level.
Is this possible, and is it something you'd be willing to add?
Thanks!
Would it be possible to select specific keys that retain functionality after the device has gone to sleep? I have a headphone jack dust-cover that also adds functionality as a button (basically it's the same as if you had an inline button on a pair of headphones). I've used Tasker and Xposed Additions to give this button specific functionality when the screen is off, however after a period of time it no longer works, unlike the power and home buttons that can always wake the device. I've tried editing the key files to add wake functionality to the button, but if I'm not mistaken it really needs to be addressed at the kernel level.
Is this possible, and is it something you'd be willing to add?
Thanks!
Remind me in a couple months when Im not working a million hours a week :good:
Change Log 08.21.2014
1. Added faux sound to AOSP version
2. Added SmartAss gov to AOSP
Man, I can't believe I've waited so long to check back in on this kernel. You've had tap to wake for months now. Just flashed the 8.10 build and love it. Thanks for your work!
Hi,
Thanks a lot of the Kernel, it is a godsend for us Dev. Ed. users, we can use 4.4.4 thanks to you!
Did you got a change to look at the 4.4.4 source code Samsung released for the VZN SG5?
Edit: Just Noticed you did merge the NI2 source: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=55894349&postcount=740
Thanks a lot of the Kernel, it is a godsend for us Dev. Ed. users, we can use 4.4.4 thanks to you!
Did you got a change to look at the 4.4.4 source code Samsung released for the VZN SG5?
Edit: Just Noticed you did merge the NI2 source: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=55894349&postcount=740
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