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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] juanjo7812:
I'm trying to deal with the new mount point.

Titanium Backup was easy to solve. But Google Play Music can't find my offline tracks.

So, I tried to solve it wiping data for just that program and reconfiguring.

Now, Play Music is downloading all my tracks, but is downloading to the internal /data/data path instead of /mnt/emmc/Android/data (before mount points change, data was saved to /mnt/sdcard/Android/data).

So, I think that Play Music thinks that I don't have sdcard or internal emmc.

Any way to solve this ?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] pb1379:
Yay! You're great! Thank you tons for your help and the very good and safe description! :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

Now I have dreamland :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] AA1973:
A pleasure. Enjoy dreamland :D

Paranoid Galaxy Note N7000 - AOKP B39
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] juanjo7812:
More problems with the mount point change.

My custom ringtones dont show on Ringtone selection menu. So, I've tried 'Ringtone Maker' which is the program I use to create custom ringtones, and don't start with error 'Sorry, Ringtone Maker can not run unless you have an SD Card inserted.'

:(

CM9 has an option on Storage configuration to switch mount points. There's no way to implement this on AOKP ?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] Atomix86:
Installed but now can't download anything just asks for an SD card? Also gallery won't open now complaining about no external storage even though in the background it shows the emmc pics.

Sent via carrier pigeon
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] :
Both build 38 & 39 with twrp offer me no view to my emmc. Just blank space. Could it be corruption from the fiasco kernels?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] btyork:
He said about 3 pages back that he was going to try to Kang the CM9 code.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] tysonraylee:
ok so everything runs fine after flashing B39

But now that i want to change "Scaling Governor" to "power saver" or "performance" my device powers off{ Not reboot just turns off and i have to use power key to turn it on} automitacally after some time and reverts back to "Ondemand"

Am i doing something wrong??

Am i suppose to select "Scaling Governor" and then click on "Set at Boot" and then reboot to apply the changes ?

I am able to change DPI and copy/paste files to the system folder which means my root is perfect.

Could somebody let me know what exactly is wrong??
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] un4seen:
As much as I love AOKP ROMs, B39 is a pain.

-WTF with the mount points? Worst change ever, nothing but trouble. I had to put an mSD card for most applications to work. Please, please, change it back to normal.

-TWRP is a damn pain to use, as opposed to CWM which is fast and effective.

I certainly don't want to sound ungrateful - far from it, I really love AOKP and appreciate all the hard work that goes into it, but the above two changes alone cause a lot of trouble, especially the mount point change, as it defeats the whole purpose of having a lot of internal storage.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] btyork:
TWRP is awesome and significantly faster than CWM from what I understand... I haven't had the need the nandroid yet, but I hear it's fast
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] iakovl:
Never heard of someone claiming that TWRP is hard to use and less effective then CWM

Sent from N7000
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] sixstringsg:
If there's a real issue, find me in #teamkang on Freenode. I'm not going to check this thread for a few days to preserve my sanity.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] un4seen:
Well, now you have ;) It doesn't automount any storage, complains about not being able to mount /sdcard, the interface is slow and so on. Choosing the desired option takes more time than in CWM. But TWRP is just an annoyance, reversed mount points made me go back to B38, since many apps simply don't work without an SDcard, or can't get to their data. Copying everything from internal memory to an sdcard is a solution, but then the internal memory is wasted memory, which doesn't make much sense.

Sorry for ranting, it's just frustrating because I was waiting for the new build (device specific settings in particular), and B39 seems to work even better than 38.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] hamma:
I think TWRP is perfect, no more endless clicking Vol +/-.

And let´s be serious, how often does anyone use the recovery?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] trahzebuck:
Naaahhhh - you're on XDA :D

Back to topic: TWRP - unfamiliar - but works perfect!

---------- Post added at 07:46 AM ---------- Previous post was at 07:42 AM ----------

Well you should also remove them from your quote... They are still alive. :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] tysonraylee:
Sorry for being a noob previously but "set on boot" does saves the configuration {didnt know this earlier}

But the problem seems to still exist and this time my device just depleted the battery from 35% to 0% and got turned off in just a few minutes or may be in a few seconds after i set the configuration to "performance"

If you compare the graph and the current charging value you should understand what i mean

Please take a look at the screenshot
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] toxicthunder:
Thank you so much for this :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] aiacone:
I'm currently on PA, ready to try AOKP. Before I say THNX to sixstringsg and other developers and ask:I have not sd (ie external sd card), so I should not have any problem with internal external memory switch, right?

Then: on PA there is no problem with Google Play any dpi density is chosen. Is the same here? If not, is it possible to grab the PA Play apk?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] AA1973:
@toxicthunder

Thanks for clarifying.:thumbup:

Paranoid Galaxy Note N7000 - AOKP B39
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] aiacone:
Not ironic at all! Sorry if someone can think. Only my two questions before flashing AOKP:

will I've problem without an external SD card?

Google Play will function at every DPI density?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] AA1973:
Sorry. Wasn't addressing you. Forgot to quote...

Don't know about the SD-Card, but Google Play works fine for me @213dpi.

I came from PA v.02.

Paranoid Galaxy Note N7000 - AOKP B39
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] Atomix86:
It has different mount points and as a result doesn't work properly if you have no external SD card.

If you change dpi yes there will be problems.

Sent via carrier pigeon
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] aiacone:
That's incredible! I've to give up...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] aditya4ibm:
Hi Sixstring,

I am using this ROM from last 2 months, but on build 39 I found some new error i.e. related to WIFI. When i try to add New Network in wifi the it gives Setting FC. I tried to wipe everything, clear cache also but result same.

So please have a look.....
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] toxicthunder:
Lol

No, not at all. I was thanking you for posting the method to remove the cursor/pointer while using spen.

No offense meant.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] AA1973:
Okay, very kind. Thanks for clarifying it. :thumbup:

Maybe I should take a break and just go out for a walk and a smoke...;)

Paranoid Galaxy Note N7000 - AOKP B39
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] LOulOo:
Hi all,

first i wanted to apology for my last feeds back...

last evening, i flashed a second time AOKP build39, and this time with a copy of app's datas from internal sd to external SD, and now i've no more CPU speed problems...

its the best battery life i've ever seen !! great thanks to sixstringsg for his work, and to AOKP dev team. :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] hotweiss:
How is the battery life with this ROM? I am using CM now. It's perfect, but the battery life is pretty bad... There's no way I can go back to a bloated stock ROM.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] barretp:
I've set my dpi to 213, all apps work ok so far, but my homescreens and app draw drawer look bad. I'm using the Apex launcher. Also the wallpaper leaves a gap at the bottom.

I'm coming from PA which had an awesome tablet mode.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] tysonraylee:
I think you have "automatic grid size" enable. Please go to Apex settings-->Home screen settings and disable it and set the "portrait grid" value to 9x8 and "landscape grid" value to 5x8
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] aditya4ibm:
Please reply to my thread if anyone have a valid solution ....
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] the.mister.d:
com.android.phone

----RESOLVED---

Once I re-flashed the ROM all is working fine.

To Devs: Really great ROM. Thank you for all the work!

----------------

Hello folks,

I was running latest CM9 nightlies and last night I installed B39.

I love this ROM, everything seems to be running great. played with few apps i use often and all works good, except this morning I got my first phone call on this ROM. As soon i get the call my Note shows "The process com.android.phone has stopped".

History:

I was running CM9 nightlies.

I downloaded the B39

I rebooted phone in CWM

Did factory reset/cleaned dalvik cache

Flashed AOKP B39 zip

Flashed gapps

Rebooted

No apps installed

And when I call myself rings and i get the "The process com.android.phone has stopped" message.

Did I miss a step? Help please!

Thank you

Mr. D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] Reynaldinho111:
It was probably just a one off thing... if it happens again then you might wanna reflash but I wouldn't worry about it right now.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] the.mister.d:
Hi, thank you for the reply.

But the problem is I can not answer the phone! :(

And person who is calling does not even get a chance to leave the voice mail. Call just gets disconnected.

I will try to re-flash it and report.

Thank you!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] barretp:
I don't even have "automatic grid size" as an option. Setting the values to 9x8 made it look even worse. All the icons are chopped off at the bottom.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] toxicthunder:
Are you facing the same issue on other launchers as well?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] zoalla:
My note has dead after flashing this room, i was using room and kernel TheMIDTeam 1.6 Codename "B&G" LQ3 and i make all installation steps and after reboor my note dead no screen light no eny thing i was in samsung service and they change my note to new one.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] LOulOo:
Here is my feed back of this day using build 39

First, battery life is very good, as you can see on the screens

No more problems with USB files access (MTP)

No problems with bluetooth and GPS (i'm a runner), and at the same time i was earing music

Radio LB2 is perfect

All will be perfect when :

1_ internal sdcard will be mounted as /mnt/sdcard instead of emmc.

2_ ADB root access will be OK (can not manage with Android Commander in "/system")

i'm going to stay on it a while :D

i love AOSP design :)

great thanks to the dev team and to sixstringsg for his patience
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] pb1379:
Speaking of MTP... Is there any reason why copying is so dead slow? Copying over WiFi/FTP is about a 100(!) times faster than over USB with MTP. Anybody experiencing the same? Any hint on what I'm doing wrong?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] tysonraylee:
OK now I get it

its because apex version 1.2.2 has dock option for tablet mode. Icons cannot be placed at the dock position even after disabling the dock.

You may have to revert to v1.1.1 to get rid of the dock problem.

because I have the same above configuration set on my apex v1.1.1 and it looks perfectly fine.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] RedMist:
Unfortunately I didn't read all 700 posts so missed the bit about the sdcard mount point... HAHA.

I don't have a physical sdcard. Am I screwed, or is there a work-around?

My main problem is the camera won't work without one.

Otherwise, awesome rom. Amazing in fact.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] aiacone:
Same question.

If who has not a sd card cant install the Rom, I think it's quite... strange and it has to be wroten in the OP.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] Reynaldinho111:
Yeah try a reflash with a full wipe. I know its annoying but its worth a try. Let me know how it goes. If you're still having problems, shoot me a pm and we'll troubleshoot.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] the.mister.d:
Hey Reynaldinho, I did what you suggested. Re-flashed, Factory reset and bingo..

I am now enjoying the ROM. Specially loving the "ROM Control" feature.

Thank you for the follow-up. I also updated/edited my original post.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] arby8863:
Excuse.....but i is not expert for installation with build 39 HTML....because is not zip file.

Is possibile i have instructions?

Thank you in advance for help! :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] kitrax59:
The first casualty of aokp.. Another unfortunate lad like zylor? An extra reading could have saved your note in the first place and I think this still applies until samsung releases their fix to the emmc bug: DO NOT FLASH AOKP/CM9 WITH STOCK ICS KERNEL.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] Reynaldinho111:
Glad you got it working man :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] hamma:
Rename it to .zip
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] Cygnust:
Hi,

sorry for the noob question but is it possible to use your recovery with CM9 ?

I know I installed twrp on my HP touchpad and it's untouched when I update my CM9 there.

Also is it normal I don't have the bootanim with the unicorn ?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] hamma:
2 Problems with Rom Control:

Setting user defined dpi leads to fc

Unchecking "Disable boot animation" isn´t kept, when leaving rom control and look again, it´s still checked
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] Reynaldinho111:
Did you full wipe? If not, do that and reflash. If so, do it anyways :p I'm not having these issues
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] hamma:
I didn´t want to hear that ;)

Hmm, did fullwipe and reflash. Problems still exist.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] AA1973:
change locale to English ->set dpi to what you want-> after reboot change locale to your language, maybe (deutsch)

Galaxy Note N7000 - Paranoid Android (CM9) v.02
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] hamma:
Perfect, thanks a lot.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] AA1973:
You're welcome. Glad it worked. :)

Galaxy Note N7000 - Paranoid Android (CM9) v.02
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] erichbitch:
Hey everybody !

Is it true that S-Memo works on AOKP ?

I heard that S-Memo works but S-Note not.

Could anybody upload a Titanium Backup File or APK of the newest S-Memo for me?

That would be awesome :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] vibranze:
Hi, im also having this issue. Anyone else encountering this issue please response. Thanks.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] RedMist:
I don't gave a physical sdcard, so I have a slight issue :-)

Would it be possible, temporarily, to umount the sdcard and create an sdcard directory in it's place.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] pb1379:
You might want to try this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1652079
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] RedMist:
Great thanks!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] lexi250:
Just made the switch to AOKP from CM9 Nightlies, and I have a question. How do I change grid size back to 5 x 5? Right now its at 4 x 4.

Thanks!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] RedMist:
I think you have to use the included nova launcher
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] Djinn Moto:
I hope the next build should be switched back to the previous mount point as this one is worse.

Post from Djinn Moto©'s Galaxy Note.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] sixstringsg:
Build it yourself then.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] RedMist:
Here's a handy tip I just found out.

If you pull down the notification bar and long press on the settings icon, it brings up the settings page.

Apologies if this is obvious, if wasn't to me, do maybe someone will benefit :-)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] Djinn Moto:
Wish i could, mate, i didn't mean to say that your build is bad or something like that, i just meant that the.mount point is bad in my case 'cause all of my game data were in the internal card and moving it back and forth to external card is a pain.

Your good hard working rom is always appreciated, no doubt about that.

Keep up good job mate.

Post from Djinn Moto©'s Galaxy Note.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] ingbrzy:
I guess he mean this..:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] aiacone:
@sixstringsg: sorry my insistence, but I think it's important: who has not a physical external sd card, can install the rom? THNX!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] androidindian:
absolutely loving build 39. came from cm9 official 2 days back and must say, so stable, smoother, faster, brilliant rom ! thanks mate
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] RedMist:
I have an sdcard now and I have to say this rom is utterly amazing.

It makes total sense that /sdcard is the sdcard! Just need to mention you need one in the instructions. ;-)

But just the best rom I've ever used on any device I've had!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] pb1379:
After all the discussion, people might have gotten a bit sensible on the topic, me included...

While I like the current setup, the discussion really opens one deeper question to me: What is the internal memory supposed to be used for (in terms of Android design)? I would like, as an example, apps that you take off main memory to go there, thus you won't lose them all when switching or erasing cards. But as of now, absolutely nothing goes to internal memory, unless you put it there manually...

As of mount points, see my post a few back, there appears to be a little app that handles switching the two.

To make my point clear:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] talhamid:
I have a dream.....

Well, I simply couldn't switch to 39 due to the mount point issue. I agree that it is not a big deal if you are just populating your phone, but if, like me, you have tons of app with data scattered everywhere, you get my apprehension.

Can anyone tell me: Does SD Card binder reverse this change and bring things to build 38 scenario?

I don't get why in 2012 we have to bother with mount points. Why can't the system treat the combined total of internal and external memory as one big library. Why do we even have to bother - why can't the system just integrate the file systems. I think it can't be that hard. I wish if some dev is reading this they could work in the idea.

I no longer want to worry about where in memory my app data is going. That's an incredibly geeky thing to consider :-).
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] pb1379:
Agreed to some degree. However, it does matter where your data goes, as the memory card is removable, thus what's on there is lost once you remove it, thus having it hold a random mix of data will sure result in a mess. And I really prefer knowing where my data is.

As mentioned in my prior post, it ain't that much a matter of the mount points for me, but much more a matter of the apps and Android allowing you to choose where your data goes.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] pb1379:
Actually, the current handling of memory strongly reminds me of Windows, where every app just puts its data wherever it fancies, not really the way I'm used to on a Linux based system add is Android...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] talhamid:
Yes I see where you are coming from. But you know what, I will soon turn 33. I think by mid-30s even a self-proclaimed geek loses the patience to keep worrying about 'drive letters'. Internal/external storage was in DOS, Windows didn't fix it, it was the bane of Symbian, and it is one of the main sources of problem in Android.

I mean, for example on my Note which has a 16 GB sd card, the system can simply tell me, "you have 28 GB of total space out of which X GB is occupied, and the following apps are dependent on external storage so beware when you remove it."

Perhaps what I really want is not an end to the bifurcation, but a file manager or system dialogue page that can present this information simply without me having to delve into folders.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] pb1379:
Agreed. Actually, the thing is much simpler than that: why don't phone not just have enough internal storage to not need additional storage on an sdcard???

I also agree with you that memory pooling would be nice (kinda like zfs does, you set it up whatever way you want it and then forget about it all). But apparently the world is still far away from that...

But as said, as long as there are different qualities of memory, I'd like some word in what goes where.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] talhamid:
I also share the same curiosity. You know, I had both Nokia N97 and N900 in 2009. Both had 32 freaking GB of built in memory AND card slots. I wonder why even today many manufacturers ship their phones without any significant internal memory or at most, 16 GB. I thought the world would only progress from those 1999 levels, but I was wrong.

I do think there's a place for card slots though. The (dying) geek inside reminds me that sometimes when a phone or a PC is f**ked up, the C: drive is often the first thing that goes with it. In other words, internal memory, while faster, can often prove unreliable. So yes, I agree that I also need to know what goes where, but only when I feel like it. On a daily basis I just need a simple picture.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Original Android Development] pb1379:
Rethinking the topic, and considering what was said, I come to change my "vote" in favour of the old mount points, although that means I'd have to move all the stuff back there. As stated, I live well with the new ones, and I see and agree to its logic, but for the following reasons, the old scheme appears better:

- People without sdcard are fried with the new mount points.

- The external sdcard mounted below the internal gives a single file tree. Still a distinction on memories, but at least everything in one place.

- Internal memory isn't used at all by the system with the new mount points.

I can't resist to repeat I'd also love apps to go to the internal storage instead of the sdcard ;) kinda reminds me of Cicero :D