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[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
Could just be an install clitch.Re-flash as non-wipe both ROM and gapps and see what happens.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] daoom:
Only Stock has that built in. If you really want that feature there are apps on the market that do it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shpanac:
Do you know the name of this apps? Thx
[Galaxy S II Android Development] greenemperor:
What about the aokp 38?Sure the v4 is awesome but do Giannis continue this dev or he jumps toS 3?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blade30p:
no Indie will still Dev & update this ROM,he will develop for both sgs2 & s3. Also he just finished v15 Omega but it was just a minor update so no biggy, give him a week or two & I reckon he will surprise you ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Shweet

Hey there, awesome rom bro. I was using RRV2.2 and then decided to give this a try, it is very smooth man. I also found that after editing build.prop with the persist.sys.bootuadio=100 and then inserting boot_audio.mp3 into system/.media, the boot sound is nice and loud. I have not been able to get a good volume on boot sound until now. Hey would it be okay to mad the backgrounds of dialer and settings(framework.apk)? Just do not want to upset anyone, of course I will share and give credit? Would it be best just to use the background changer universal flash tool, or is it possible just to mod the apk's with 7zip and then replace them with root explorer? Is this allowed on this rom? I got some shweet wallpapers and would love to set them up as backgrounds. Anyways, thanks for the rom bro it is nice and smooth and the kernel feels just right.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] greenemperor:
Just downloaded the chainfire bug test ,try it and shows that I have bad chip,vyloom 0x19, run V4 with siyah 3.3.1,what can I do?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CamoGeko:
Siyah users are safe. :)

Sent from my 80GB CyanogenMOD 9 + Siyah ICS powered beast. Booya!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
Pretty much once its on your phone if you want to tune it up its up to you.I think most of us do or try to.I like to make changes but I never like to post them.Im shy:o.Its a bit different if you do it then go off saying that its all your work when the ROM itself isnt.If your worried just PM indie hes not a bad dude.As for how to,Ive got apk manager which makes things easy.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] msquared:
Does the wifi direct work on this rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kxnzxmori:
Nope.

http://teamhacksung.org/wiki/index.php/CyanogenMod9:GT-I9100:Nightly:Known_issues
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Awesome

Yeh bro, awesome that works perfect thanks man found it after a bit of searching, got some shweet backgrounds now. Thanks bro.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Blackwatch:
For some reason the play music app has stopped working I get an error saying " Couldn't play the track you requested " on all my music. Is there a fix for this as I love the landscape scrolling of this app.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] funkerus:
Hi

One more time when release the b 38 aokp?

Cheers
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr.Greg:
When it's ready, mate.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Blackwatch:
Indie has a family in real life as well buddy :).

Im sure when he gets chance he will be sending it to the lucky beta testers and then when its passed we mere mortals will get the chance to play with it as well.

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Just realised the music app in here is google music which is US only.....does anyone have a similar app that displays music in a flip fashion when in landscape?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] djseaneq:
anybody know what causes the time to freeze in notifications is it just a simple reboot of system
[Galaxy S II Android Development] greenemperor:
Last days i tried some of the new AOKP38,really trust me none can beats indie's stability,speed,smoothness,none!

I don't care how long it will takes to updates the aokp,indie's stuff is the best,hands down..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] djseaneq:
I'm getting bloody annoyed at pocket casts fcing all the time when trying to refresh podcast
[Galaxy S II Android Development] djseaneq:
Jesus it's like a ghost town in here
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Blackwatch:
BOO!!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
Yeah mate.Not much happening here thats for sure.Been like that a while.Guess no-one needs anything from the shop:)

Try fixing permissioms in recovery.Might help your Podcast problem.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] comfuzio:
This rom development is dead?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Siberian Tiger:
No,but the dev is a little busy these days.If you have any questions just post them here and we'll try to help you :)

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vaiosp:
I guess it's not, but apart from having a family, Indie has 3 Roms to support. This one, The AOSP for GS2 and the new rom for his GS3. GS3 Rom received an update today. GS2 Rom received an update last week, So Let's hope AOKP Rom will get an update with version 38 with some of Linaro speed tweaks!!

http://www.pcworld.com/article/2573...peed_boost_for_android.html#tk.nl_dnx_t_crawl
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
True man.This ROM is just one ROM but the AOSP ROM has 3 themed versions which take a long time to do and v15 has just been released.Also the S3 Omega ROM is getting alot of attention from users so indie has to be there cos its quite new and in demand.Another thing is that people have seemed to have stop posting for help as much as they did when the v4 first came out which gives the impression that the thread is dead even though its not.Bulid 38 is not long out so its only a matter of time.Some older Omega users have also gone back to AOSP now that it has JKay settings to try them out.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] comfuzio:
That's why i asked if this ROM is dead...cause the 4.0.3 is getting updated frequently and from what i read since i am not an sgs3 owner and i don't know/care what happens there, the rom there is getting updated as well the only logical conclusion is that this rom has stopped being developed! :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vaiosp:
It's true, I went too because of Jkay but I came back, lol! It's cleaner and let me say smoother AOKP vs AOSP.. Jkay was a great addition but I was under the impression that it lacked in speed versus the v4 AOKP! Not to mention that I got used to Apex Launcher!! I can have it in AOSP too but I was a huge fan of twlauncher and now I am confused!! HAHAHA!!

Is there any more news regarding the tweaks Linaro used , and when if ever are going to be implemented in v38 or v39? This could be a huge bump for the AOKP thread I believe!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Blackwatch:
Does someone have the original music player please. I have tried many different ways to get play music to work but as im not in the US I cant.

I copied the APK from my ICS Galaxy note but it wouldnt install for me either :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lacmac:
Apex app folders

Just installed v15 rom.Fantastic.Came from Criskelo and Space Alien roms and this is much better.

Just one question.

I'm using Apex launcher,on the home screen there is a google folder icon which opens up to reveal other google apps.Is there a way to do this for other apps? so i can keep things organised like Tools,Games etc.

I tried holding down other app icons to edit them,but it doesnt give the option of creating a folder like the google one.Also tried looking in the settings at folder options,but nothing there.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
Theres no doubt that AOKP is faster and Im also a fan of TW so Im running the S3 TW on v4 and its quite cool:).JKay is awesome,brings back GB ROM memories thats for sure so it can be a tough choice.Time will tell on how things go as far as support goes.Its all up to user demand and indie has alot of demand on all ROMs but hes only human....I think:cool:

Heres the v4 and v3 google players that you like if you want to re-install v3 again although basically they are the same.Could be you got a bad download for v4 so try v3.The google player can be used as a normal player it just means that if you are outside of the U.S. then you cant download from the google music store.Nothing else.

You cant install the music player from the Note because its an AOSP ROM (its a samsung phone) and this ROM is AOKP.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
To create folders with apex you just drag one app and drop it on top of another.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lacmac:
Thanks cooza.Can you do that in the main apps screen? or only on the home screens?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vaiosp:
HOW?????

I want it, I need It, LOL!!!

How to do that?

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Only on Home screens for now I am afraid..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] djseaneq:
thanx
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ::indie:::
Not mate but it will take sometime for the next update :)

I have a problem with my linux pc and I have no time to make a format and setup everything from the beginning this days .
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Blackwatch:
No matter what I did the Google music app wouldnt load, I had all my music on the phone but everytime i tried to play it I would get the error message " unable to play this file ".
[Galaxy S II Android Development] greenemperor:
Giannis,

This period i have free time so i have flashed some of the news releases to try.

After then immediately full wipe and back to v4,there is no comparison about your masterpiece vs all the other aokp as for the stability and daily usage with the least bugs..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ::indie:::
Thank you my friend, I am happy to read this :):)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
I use this ZIP below.Install as a normall ZIP from internalSD.Dont use more than 7 home screens or it will FC.Its a known bug although 8 home screens is probably to much anyway.Heres the link to if you want to check it out.Forget the 1.4 test pack as thats already been done and now onto 1.5.1.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1666384
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
Has anyone else had problems with the latest Busybox update like I have?.It says it wasnt installed properly to /system/bin.All previous updates installed fine but this one wont install although it does get given root permissions.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] greenemperor:
Also I can't...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
Thanks mate.Must be the new update then but its only happening on AOKP.My phone with Omega v15 AOSP updated fine but the update on v4 AOKP wont work.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] howsie:
Has anyone tried deleting busybox, then setting system/bin to rw and then reinstalling busybox.

The other solution can be to move busybox to a non system app, fix permissions then move it back.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
When you install an update the old copies are deleted anyway but Ill try uninstalling it although this update is completely different to the previous ones

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Same thing.Downloads,gets root permission but wont install properly.Bummer cos now Ive got a Busybox thats not fully working after uninstalling.It does give a message to try and install to a different location but Im not sure where that would be.Its only with AOKP too cos v15 went fine.The new busybox has Smart Install built-in so that could have something to do with it.Im gonna ask on the Omega site too.See if anyone there knows.

Got my older version back restoring a nandroid.Cool.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] djseaneq:
thinking of trying a different kernel any recommendations
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Siberian Tiger:
Maybe this one :)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1574672

or this

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1644648
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CamoGeko:
Siyah + my MagicConfig settings = heaven & 6 hours screen on time.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Siberian Tiger:
AOKP 39 is out ;)

http://aokp.co/index.php/news
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shpanac:
Question:

Is it posible to find and install accuweather widget from a stock s2 on this amazing rom? I really like it but can not find it. Help will be thanxED :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] john3166:
AOKP Build 39

http://aokp.co/index.php/news
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr.Greg:
If I'm not mistaken work only on sammy roms, not on AOKP.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
Man build 38 just came out and now they release 39:eek:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Siberian Tiger:
Actually they are having a new build every 10 days or so.:)

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
Well I can understand perfectly why indie doesnt want to rush into v5.With a new build every 10 days its probably best to wait till a decient build comes out with some real noticable changes and then make a v5.Makes sense.The ROMs out there from other devs from the latest build 38 dont seem to hold anything over Omega v4 on build 37 anyway.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Siberian Tiger:
From the changelog i didn't see a big difference with build 37,at least for me :)

Let's wait for build 40 ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] frskies:
Only thing i am missing is radio :( Why can`t we just rip it from the original rom and put it in omega?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr.Greg:
Coz that is sammy rom, this is AOKP rom.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] greenemperor:
I have tried some of the new.. and always wipe and come back to daddy...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] john3166:
Use Spirit FM Unlocked

XDA

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1059296

Google Play

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mikersmicros.fm_unlock
[Galaxy S II Android Development] paumlhp:
Why the S2 version take so long to be released?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Siberian Tiger:
The S2 version needs to be compiled from sources ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] paumlhp:
Looks greek to me, but I understand there are special needs. Thank you.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
Lucky thing indies Greek then aye Ha Ha:D!!!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] frskies:
It`s a paid app, the free version is mono lol. So any way to install the normal radio app that comes with the Galaxy SII?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr.Greg:
Won't work on AOKP roms.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TheSSJ:
So long no new updates...it seems indie forgot us...:(

Because in his SGS3 Topic his last update was on 16th June...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adamforeman:
AOSP doesn't work like that, Indie like all the other devs are trying to fix the final bugs relating to certain parts that continue to not work on all devices. Indie is no different, we are awaiting the code related to the Kernel and when that happens, most if not all bugs can be fixed.

Indie therefore can't do much more until then
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Devil_7:
Why do i have to pay 8 euros to have radio in my phone? I can't understand this. I will change the rom because of this.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adamforeman:
Again, the only reason why you need to use Spirit FM is that we don't have the source of the Kernel which if we did, Indie could fix all the current bugs and the internal FM radio in one go.

Nobody is forcing anyone to buy anything. The reason for suggesting Spirit FM is that it's a work around.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MyLifeRocks10:
There's free version of spirit fm in xda. If u need fm so badly then u have to use Samsung Roms.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andreivibefm:
on this version .. the dialer works on 160 dpi?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
If you want to change ROMs because you dont have a radio then its all AOKP ROMs that are not compatable.You will have to go back to AOSP and not just another AOKP one.If you dont want to switch ROMs then unzip the rar. below and install the apk.It lacks functions because its not the paid one but its all I could find.Please read also the link posted.Dont forget the permissions.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=26937687&postcount=3643
[Galaxy S II Android Development] djseaneq:
is there anyway via twitter FB Etc where we can keep up with.where omega is in development I have also tfied fixing permission to sort out my pocket casts problem but it still FCC on refreshing.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Siberian Tiger:
Transparent

Let's move this rom a bit :)

Here is a flashable zip with my theme a little different.

Transparent pulldown and notification bar :)

TIGER'S TOUCH AOKP V4 TRANSPARENT

Happy flashing and remember always backup
[Galaxy S II Android Development] boh113:
Hey guys love this Rom quick question (search from the xda app isn't the best) I'm unable to disable fast dormancy through *#9900#* I don't get any menu pop up.

Is there another way or do I have the code wrong
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Siberian Tiger:
Can someone upload some pictures with the transparency?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
I flashed it and the transparency pull down works fine but the status bar didnt go to good.The signal and clock overlaped(old with the new) and the Preparing SD prompt stayed in the left corner.Also stayed black.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vaiosp:
After a little bit of search I came to the conclusion that this is a sammy rom feature.. Correct me if i am wrong because I would too like the fast dormancy off as my carrier does not support it..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
Yeah mate dont think its possible on AOKP.I think its only possible from a stock Samsung dialpad.Only choice is Power Saver options in Rom Control.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] anaweb:
Settings is not available for calls
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MyLifeRocks10:
Open dialer then press menu and click on settings.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DeeJayDark UE:
Today i got my s3 and i noticed the Samsung email app doesn't have push in settings... Omega has this option. Wondering how? :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
The email + exchange services apks. in this ROM are versions 4.1 but this ROM is AOKP and therefore not a Samsung ROM.

In the Omega v.15 ROM the email apk. is version 4.0 and the exchange services apk. is 3.1 but its an AOSP based ROM thats running on 4.0.3.

Its quite possible,although Im not sure,that the 4.0.4 firmware that the S3 is running doesnt support the PUSH option although I find it strage that it doesnt have it.You can find an Omega ROM for the S3 here.You could ask if the email app has been modded.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1663656
[Galaxy S II Android Development] anaweb:
I want Reject calls
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
If you want to reject calls like a blacklist then go into Contacts and select "groups" (top left) and you will see "Black List" at the bottom.Select it,then menu to edit the list.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] anaweb:
I not see "Black List" bottom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] philz03:
External storage??

EDIT: Never mind, I found out about the real mount.

Hi,

I must admit that I totally do not get how the external SD storage works. A have 32 GB card installed, in the storage setting, it shows that there is 29 GB availble free space. Other applications such as camera and spotify says the SD card is full, strange because the path in spotify points to sdcard\external_sd. When I run the remount sd app, the SD card disappears from the storage settings. Spotify does not see the donwloaded tracks anymore. I had to remove the remount sd app with titanium in order to see the external sd card again?

Can someone please explain me how this works?

Tnx,

Phil
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
True I dont see it.When I reinstalled my contacts its possible that I rertored the contact backup from AOSP and thats why it has given me the blacklist in contacts.You could try and pass you contacts to your google account and see if you can do it there or make a nandroid of v.4 then go back to an AOSP ROM and put the contacts in a blacklist as normal then restore the nandroid and restore the backup to contacts.

I think thats what I did.I resoted an AOSP backup to AOKP and the list appeared.

If you look in Titanium backup you may even have a contacts backup already there from 4.0.3 AOSP so just restore it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] anaweb:
It is important now is how to install the option of call

Thank
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
Once you have the blacklist in your groups list then you can add or delete names by selecting menu.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] anaweb:
:confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
Ha Ha!! O.k.

For example I have the blacklist in "groups".If I select "blacklist" then menu and then EDIT from the list that pops up.That lets me add or delete names from the blacklist so letting me block or unblock certain numbers.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] anaweb:
I dont have a group blacklist
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
No,thats why I suggest you try and backup you contacts (with a blacklist) from an AOSP ROM and restore it to the AOKP v.4 ROM.Thats how I got the list to appear.Look in your Titanium backup and see if you have one.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] anaweb:
Thank you very much for following up, I was offered this solution before I know it but I want to activate the option in the Rom So that the added numbers in the Black List in the future :good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] djseaneq:
I'm having shine network coverage I keep having to reboot my phone to get a dignal any ideas should I try flashing a different modem
[Galaxy S II Android Development] howsie:
Flashing a different modem would be where id start.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] djseaneq:
thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vaiosp:
A whole month, wow.....

Today is the day that a whole month came by with no update to the ROM.

I have donated many times for all the effort indie put in the development of this rom and the AOSP one, but I feel ... neglected at best..

I want to know, I have to know, and I believe we are all entitled of knowing whether there is or not going to be a release after AOKP v4 or AOSP v15.

And ofcourse, when. A month of waiting with the hope that there may be a next version when and IF indie takes some time away of the development of SGS3 Roms is tooooo long especially to a user base of people getting used to flash a new one every other week at worst...

The main reason of getting a custom rom in the first place, is the constant updating and the extra features that comes with it. Don't get me wrong, AOKP v4 is extremely fast and a great rom for everyday use , but apart from the customization and some speed so is a stock rom that does not get updated often..

Should we move on??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Blackwatch:
Dude take a chill pill will you. Indie does this for free not a living!!! He also has a few other roms he deveolps and more importantly a family. If you had been following Indies threads you would also know he had an issue on his Linux PC that need sorting as well.

When Indie is able to I'm sure he will come along with a nice fat update for us...in the meantime chill out, get laid, get drunk or do all three ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] howsie:
The above poster is correct indie has formatted his linux pc about 7 times and can not get s2 aokp to compile. He is currently working on an update to v 15 i believe.

Indie had to learn to use linux when he decided to do aokp and really has no idea why it wont compile. The new aokp will be out as soon as / if indie can figure out the problem. I still have my s2 and really love the aokp version so im hoping for indie to fix the issue as well.

I understand what it looks like but indie has stated he would continue support of the s2 and as long as ive been here has been a man of his word.