yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[T-Mobile LG G2x] aaCotyaa:
It's worked for me on Hellfire Phoenix, Cm 7.2 Rc2 and Rc3, and Eagle Blood 2.3.7. Did not work with MIUI, and only worked some of the time with ICS roms. Also on ICS roms, using Wifi Calling cause me to have an error to pop up that said, "Unfortunately, the Process com.android.phone has stopped unexpectedly."

Also, using the app, "Adfree" with some roms seems to interfere with Wifi Calling on my phone.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] kusgan:
MIUI Baji

THis is the only MIUI with working wifi calling. MIUI Baji.

http://rootzwiki.com/topic/13939-bajis-miui-ports-updated-04202012/

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Get the MIUI Galnet...
[T-Mobile LG G2x] phiyuku:
It has worked on every ROM i have ever tried but there is one caveat. I am not sure if any one else has this problem but I did even when installing matching RIL. Sometimes it will get full bars or whatever bars and end up without data meaning no H icon or the likes of it. I would have to hard restart my phone and then the H shows up. On these cases at the same time WiFi calling doesn't work. It will state that I am not on an approved network or something of that sort.
[TouchPad Development] seth.i.simmons:
[ROM][Themed+Modded AOKP][20120530] ░⋮ AOKPCB R2 (+ Nightlies) ROM ⋮░ Circuit Boards!

This project is a representation of the benefits that open source brings. Using the Android ROM source of Team AOKP, we bring you a rock-solid, feature-rich base ROM, topped off with a serving of PCB goodness that gives your device a very unique look.

We plan on adding more features and modifications as the ROM progresses, so feel free to leave us suggestions and feedback via replying to this thread, or join us on IRC.

Keep an eye on our PCB Mini-Site for MUCH more information, as well as news updates and changelogs.

Acer Iconia A500 (picasso)

ASUS Transformer (tf101)

ASUS Transformer Prime (tf201)

HP Touchpad (tenderloin)

HTC EVO 4G (supersonic)

HTC One S (ville)

HTC Incredible (inc)

HTC Incredible 2 (vivow)

HTC Sensation (pyramid)

Kindle Fire (otter)

LG Optimus 2X (p990)

LG G2x (p999)

Motorola Xoom - Verizon (stingray)

Motorola Xoom - Wi-Fi (wingray)

Samsung Captivate (captivatemtd)

Samsung Fascinate (fascinatemtd)

Samsung Galaxy S (i9000) (galaxysmtd)

Samsung Galaxy Nexus GSM (maguro)

Samsung Galaxy Nexus LTE (toro)

Samsung Galaxy Nexus Sprint (toroplus)

Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 - 7" Wi-Fi (espressowifi)

Samsung Galaxy Tab 7" - Verizon (p1c)

Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1" - 3G (P7500) (p4)

Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1" - Verizon (p4vzw)

Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1" - Wi-Fi (p4wifi)

Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9" - Wi-Fi (p5wifi)

Samsung Nexus S (crespo)

Samsung Nexus S LTE (crespo4g)

Samsung Vibrant (vibrantmtd)

Unofficial Devices (Ports):

Motorola Atrix (olympus)

Motorola Photon (sunfire)

Samsung Infuse 4G (????)

--> Available on our PCB Mini-Site

Team Broccoli is a fresh collaboration of Android enthusiasts:

scar45

remicks

cr5315

sixstringsg

Contributors and thanks to:

Team Kang

Donators everywhere

ex0a

J2

+ more to be added, chat with us on IRC if you would like to help out

UOT Kitchen for their circle battery icons

Some other icons were obtained at IconFinder

hostedWithGeeks for the excellent hosting experience/service

if you like it... (I would greatly appreciate that!!) otherwise, a click of the THANKS button is awesome!

Disclaimer:

Flash this at your own risk! Team Broccoli is NOT responsible for any damage caused to your device, however we do use AOKPCB ourselves. Always perform a NANDROID backup + Cache / Dalvik Cache wipe (at the least) before installing. Also, PM scar45 or remicks before you rip out any of my resources if you wanted to use them in your own theme/project. I can be accommodating so long as you get in touch first!
[TouchPad Development] seth.i.simmons:
All users of a non-standard dpi read this before installing!

ALL USERS OF A NON-STANDARD DPI (i.e. not 160 LCD Density) READ THIS BEFORE INSTALLING!

The themed portion of the mod does not currently function correctly at non-standard DPI, so if you wish to run anything other than 160 (i.e. 132 or 120), follow these steps:

Download and install this zip (it is an unthemed version of the ROM, which we will theme later using the theme engine): http://aokpcb.boomm....r2-official.zip

Then once you are booted into AOKPCB, go to Google Play and download and install the "PCB Blue" theme here: https://play.google....i.theme.pcbblue

Next go to Settings, then Themes, then apply the "System" theme. Now reboot.

Now go back into Settings and then Themes, and tap on "PCB Blue" and apply it. It will give a warning about missing assets, but just ignore the warning.

Now your SystemUI should reboot (your Navigation Bar will disappear then reappear) and you should be themed and good to go! You can reboot if you want, but it isn't necessary.

The Nav Bar buttons may be closer together than usual, but they will still function perfectly and are actually somewhat easier to access. There you go, you are now running AOKPCB at whatever density you want! The devs of AOKPCB are working on fixing non-standard density support, so be patient, they worked hard to get it this far!
[TouchPad Development] kangi26:
This looks great! I'll load it up VERY soon.

Thanks to all involved for all the work

Sent from an autonomous device
[TouchPad Development] ftmaniac948:
Glad to finally see this on xda guys, been using your nightlies for a long time with great results
[TouchPad Development] seth.i.simmons:
Don't thank me, thank all the amazing devs, and if you can, support 'em! Love the ROM myself, and I'm trying to learn some Android so I can get in there and start helping myself ;)

Sorry it took so long to get up, we wanted to wait until R2 to throw some threads up. Thanks for all yall's support! AOKPCB is the jam though.
[TouchPad Development] antp121:
This is actually a great Rom. The boot song is really good. On my phone I disable any boot sound but on this I'm rockin out every boot!
[TouchPad Development] nickster1:
This looks pretty sweet! I'll have to try it out soon. I always get those butterflies in my stomach when in see a new rom. Thanks to all that have worked on this.

touchpad eyeballer
[TouchPad Development] ds4:
yeah looks sweeet! Good to see another ROM along with CyanogenMod doing great work on the touch pad!!

I've had some issues with the CM9 nightly builds - Wifi needs resetting and when coming out of sleep, I cannot input anything to unlock the device.

Anyway, thanks peeps!!!! Downloading now! =)
[TouchPad Development] beathookup:
This is awesome, look forward to hooking this up later!! What is the deal with the DPI post, I'm a bit confused. Also any WiFi issues on this ROM?
[TouchPad Development] gaww:
Anyone try this yet?

If so, please post what is or is not working and any other issues. It looks great, but more interested in functionality. Am currently on classicnerds and it is working pretty good overall (except camera issues and of course no mic - common to all ICS on this I believe).
[TouchPad Development] seth.i.simmons:
It's what I run right now ;) Here's the link again to the main AOKPCB site, it has MUCH more info there!

http://pcb.team.broc.co/li/aokpcb/

It has all the functionality of AOKP, but with the theming and some extra goodies that the dev team have cooked in. It's one heck of a ROM.
[TouchPad Development] ftmaniac948:
It all works guys been running this since I first saw it mentioned in the general section and very functional
[TouchPad Development] b33zu:
This doesn't come with gapps. Can someone give me a URL to the newest gapps? Thanks
[TouchPad Development] ftmaniac948:
http://goo.im/gapps/
[TouchPad Development] b33zu:
OK so I'm installing this right but wifi doesn't turn on at first setup. I'm running r2 with gapps 429. The turning on wifi message just hangs there. Help please.
[TouchPad Development] seth.i.simmons:
Hmmm... Have you tried doing a full wipe (Factory Reset and wiping System) and then installing? My wifi worked perfectly on first boot and has been great since then. What ROM are you moving from?
[TouchPad Development] b33zu:
I'm moving from classic nerd and yes I've done a full wipe. I tried to get on wifi after the flash and then I tried using gapps 429 from the link you gave and nothing. What's interesting though is classic nerd is still showing in the boot options even though I'm now running aokp. It didn't seem to fully uninstall even with a data wipe.
[TouchPad Development] b33zu:
I think I need to flash my pad fresh with alpha 2 and then update with aokp. I'm trying that now.
[TouchPad Development] seth.i.simmons:
Yeah, I would suggest retrying a full wipe and seeing if that will fix it for ya. If not we'll go from there!
[TouchPad Development] b33zu:
So is gapps number ending in 429 the newest and is it what you guys are using?
[TouchPad Development] b33zu:
Alright did a absolute full wipe. Even removed all partitions completely. I then reflashed alpha 2 as a base. Then did a full data wipe. Finally updated to aokp r2. Nothing worked and I'm in the same boat as before. Can't connect to wifi and it doesn't auto boot into aokp. Any help would be great.
[TouchPad Development] seth.i.simmons:
If you would, try manually selecting "AOKPCB" when you boot. If it's booting using the Classicnerd kernel, that could easily be breaking wifi. Also, if you want to remove an option from moboot, simply use a root browser (like Root Explorer) and browse to /boot and delete the uImage.whatever that you want to remove from boot options. Say you want to remove "AOKPCB", then you would delete uImage.AOKPCB from /boot. Let me know how that works for you!
[TouchPad Development] b33zu:
I've tried everything and nothing works. I've even tried running remove-tga-uImages.zip. everytime wifi doesn't start
[TouchPad Development] b33zu:
I've even tried aokp b37 that's out. I've never had this issue before. If I install the classic nerd rom back with gapps. Everything works including wifi.
[TouchPad Development] b33zu:
Can someone quickly write up a tutorial from start to finish as if I just bought the touchpad? I know that's a little extreme but I don't know what else to do.
[TouchPad Development] lhclarkkent:
Been running it all day. Runs great. Thanks
[TouchPad Development] b33zu:
What's the difference with this rom and aokp beta 37?
[TouchPad Development] ftmaniac948:
Like installing android and everything?
[TouchPad Development] seth.i.simmons:
Please check out post #11 and go to the link there, it has a much more extensive list of the differences! Basically it is a themed version of AOKP, with a good bit of goodies that the AOKPCB devs have added in. Check out the site, it's got plenty of info ;)

Hmm, thats an odd issue. If there's one thing I've learned about the TP, it's that there was some screwy QC at HP when they made them, there are way too many variations in how ROMs behave from TP to TP. And you're SURE that you're booting into the AOKPCB kernel, not another one? Just making sure. If it still doesn't work, I would suggest getting on IRC here and chatting with some of the devs. So you say that even AOKP doesn't work?
[TouchPad Development] lilpharaoh2003:
Is anyone else having issues with the screen rotation on this rom?
[TouchPad Development] seth.i.simmons:
What kind of issues? Mine rotates fine.
[TouchPad Development] lilpharaoh2003:
It doesn't rotate to the vertical position. I wiped and reinstalled without using supreme modpack and it works now. Do you think the issue is in that?
[TouchPad Development] seth.i.simmons:
I bailed on the Supreme Modpack a while ago, and I suggest everyone else does too. It's quite outdated, and almost all the tweaks have been incorporated into the CM9 and AOKP repositories. Most of the tweaks didn't even do anything anyways. Just pass on installing that from now on, it will save you a lot of headache.
[TouchPad Development] lilpharaoh2003:
Actually the issue is from restoring a Nova launcher backup. Solved sorry for the worry. Great rom. If i wanted to change the circuit boards how would i do that?

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Oh for real? Alright I'll stop using the modpack any way to uninstall if I already did it?
[TouchPad Development] seth.i.simmons:
No problem, glad you got it figured out. What do you mean by "change the circuit boards"? Like the wallpaper, or the theme color?

If you've already installed it there's no easy way to uninstall besides reflashing the ROM. I it's already there, don't worry about it. I personally just don't really see the need for it, and it hasn't been updated in quite a while for the reasons I said. It's all good man ;)
[TouchPad Development] lilpharaoh2003:
Like if I wanted a stock theme with out the circuit boards aka the keyboard n nav bar? I tried one from the market but it wouldn't work
[TouchPad Development] seth.i.simmons:
If you just want the ROM without the themed elements you can flash the ZIP in the second post of the thread, and it'll fix you right up. Realize though that that means NOTHING will be themed. You still get all the features of the ROM though, besides the themeing.

Edit: at this point I don't think you can choose elements to theme. It's all or nothing, AFAIK.
[TouchPad Development] lilpharaoh2003:
Thank you so much for me I'm keeping it themed but for my dad who uses it at work he doesnt want it themed lol
[TouchPad Development] seth.i.simmons:
Sweet, glad I could help! I'll talk to the devs as to keeping support for an unthemed version in the future, I just realized that there may be more people who would want it without the themeing. Thanks for trying to ROM out, man!
[TouchPad Development] lilpharaoh2003:
Thank you for the time. I think the easiest thing to do would be include both themes stock and modded apks in the rom and have the users choose from theme chooser that way there is only one release and one verison at a time to avoid confusion.
[TouchPad Development] seth.i.simmons:
That is a pretty good idea, thanks for the advice for sure! Only issue would be a very large ROM, but it might be feasible. I'll talk with the devs on it, thats a great idea though.
[TouchPad Development] cyburke:
this is a great themed rom! really liking how things are looking!

question: does anyone else have issue w/ the soft buttons 'collapsing' (or getting squished together) in the row?

my buttons are literally right next to each other. if i'm in an app and they fade out to those small circle images - those images are spaced properly - but if i try to touch one it switches back of course to the soft buttons in focus, and they are all collapsed, so i'm not hitting the one i want.

very strange bug.
[TouchPad Development] the_dark_knighton:
I'm downloading now! I can't wait. I've been running this on my Photon, and it's looks and runs great.
[TouchPad Development] Izeltokatl:
This Rom is great, been using it for almost a month on the nightlies.

Sent from my rezound
[TouchPad Development] seth.i.simmons:
Yep, it happened to me too when I switched to a non-standard DPI. I reported the bug earlier this week, and the devs are aware of the issue and working on it!
[TouchPad Development] Balkar:
I'm quite interested with this rom, just one quick question, for me battery on standby is very important. CM9 has a good battery on standby, at least it satisfies me. I'm on classic nerd at the moment but the standby battery is not very good 2-3 percent per hour with airplane mode on.

How is the drain on this? Similar to CM9?

Thanks

Alex
[TouchPad Development] gaww:
I was in your boat a few weeks ago. The following link should get you going:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1305891

You should substitute a new ROM for the Alpha one in the guide, as it was written some time ago. After step 6, you should have Moboot come up when you boot and it should have Recover as one of the options.

Also at the end, get the latest GAPPS and flash that with Recovery latter.
[TouchPad Development] BIGSimon:
There is also a video tutorial by the Reverend Kyle which makes it so much easier to follow when somebody is actually installing it from scratch his videos are here http://www.reverendkyle.com/index.php/articles choose one of the idiots guides to start with and substitute the rom with the one in this thread as gaww said
[TouchPad Development] seth.i.simmons:
For me, I'm getting the same battery life as I did in CM9 and AOKP, which is great. I can't say exactly what the drain is, but it's great for me. MUCH better than it was a couple weeks ago, the new WiFi drivers seem to be working wonders.
[TouchPad Development] Izeltokatl:
I applied this build prop mod to this rom and it's a doing great, no side affects just a smooth experience. Anyone else want to try.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1684997
[TouchPad Development] the_dark_knighton:
I flashed this on my tablet this morning, and my wifi won't turn on. It's stuck at the spot where it's trying to turn on, but it never does. And I can't turn it off. I've restarted, fixed permissions. I was curious to see if others have had this issue
[TouchPad Development] seth.i.simmons:
Did you do a full wipe before installing the ROM? Are there still other ROMs kernels installed? Which ROM are you coming from?
[TouchPad Development] the_dark_knighton:
I do a full wipe every time. I came from CyanogenMod. As far as the kernel, I doubt it since I do the full wipe
[TouchPad Development] seth.i.simmons:
I would double check that on boot, "AOKP" is selected, and NOT "CyanogenMod". What do you mean by full wipe? You wiped /data, /system, and /cache and dalvik cache, correct?
[TouchPad Development] antp121:
He needs to use the classicnerd clear boot name zip thing. It deletes all of the names of Rom.
[TouchPad Development] seth.i.simmons:
Or you can also just go to /boot using any root file explorer and delete the uImage files that you don't use. That's what I do.
[TouchPad Development] the_dark_knighton:
I don't wipe /system. I wipe /data, /cache/ and dalvik cache.

I have always wondered how to get those out of there. I've got AOKP and Cyanogen up on there. And it was booting to Cyanogen. I haven't seen them before and I don't have my tablet in front of me, but how will I know which uImage files to delete? What would they be named?
[TouchPad Development] seth.i.simmons:
First off, if you're switching between ROMs that have some major differences, I would suggest trying a FULL wipe, including system, data, and all caches.

The uImage's will be named like this: CyanogenMod will be named 'uImage.CyanogenMod". It's just uImage.whateverthebootnameis. Pretty straightforward, I was surprised how simple it is. Just delete uImage.CyanogenMod and boot to AOKP, and see if that fixes your WiFi issues.
[TouchPad Development] the_dark_knighton:
Thanks. I'll give that a try when I get home.

Right quick, When you are talking about wipes, you are talking about the /system, /data /cache under the mounts and storage catagory right? And then the dalvik under advanced.
[TouchPad Development] gaww:
Yes - that is they.

I manage to avoid most flashing issues by always formatting/system. I usually can go with data between ROMs (but not always).
[TouchPad Development] BIGSimon:
+1
[TouchPad Development] the_dark_knighton:
Alright, it works! Last question for a bit. How do I make AOKP the default pick in moboot. I deleted cyanogenmod and now the default is webos. Yuck!
[TouchPad Development] matteebee:
Go to /boot/moboot.default and you can change it there
[TouchPad Development] LikeaG2root:
Love this rom. First tried it on my HTC One S and now on my touchpad. Have not had any issues on the touchpad except one. I cannot get the Nav buttons to spread apart. They are too close together. Is this a known bug?

Sent from my aokpcb_tenderloin using Xparent Cyan Tapatalk 2
[TouchPad Development] seth.i.simmons:
Yes, it's a known bug that is being addressed by the devs.
[TouchPad Development] ftmaniac948:
It Seems there's a new build out. Does it incorporate Aokp 38?

Edit: navigation bar icons still smashed together I'm going to pass
[TouchPad Development] toanau:
I can't turn wifi to turn on. I already did a full wipe
[TouchPad Development] seth.i.simmons:
Did you read the responses to others having the same issue that I posted earlier? Read back through the thread, and if my responses don't solve your issues, post again.
[TouchPad Development] toanau:
How do we go about removing the boot image?
[TouchPad Development] seth.i.simmons:
Please read through the thread. I have said multiple times how you can remove uImages in multiple ways. Search and/or reading through the thread is your friend ;)
[TouchPad Development] diamantericos:
Rom control general UI just check the box to Disable Boot Image.
[TouchPad Development] seth.i.simmons:
I'm not sure what he was asking now, lol. If he was asking on how to remove the boot ANIMATION, then yes, thats the proper way. If he was asking how to remove uImages from the /boot folder so that the option would no longer appear in moboot, then he should read through the thread.
[TouchPad Development] botossi:
Bootanimation + Sound

The bootanimation with sound is fantastic !!! How can we reproduce such thing in CM9 Nightlies? I tried to put the BOOT.MP3 inside /system/media but no luck... i think there is something else in maybe build.prop or init.d... can someone pls help?
[TouchPad Development] Izeltokatl:
Nightly r2.1 06/10 is very smooth and runs solid for me.
[TouchPad Development] Izeltokatl:
Fyi flashing the latest audiolib somewhere from here makes the mic work! Tested it today.

http://goo.im/devs/jcsullins/cmtouchpad/testing
[Xoom General] oldblue910:
Motorola is beginning a soak test for the VZW Xoom. Anyone get the email from Motorola yet? You figure it has to be ICS.
[Xoom General] oldblue910:
Wow, nobody gives a **** huh? Surprising! haha

It's about friggin' time the VZW Xoom gets ICS considering the WiFi-only version has had it since January.
[Xoom General] 3devious:
Nah, I told Matt and the rest to suck it the last time they asked. I didn't pay a premium to test their ****. I'm sick of the 'ship now, treat them like crap, patch later and watch them kiss our feet' attitude these companies seem to have. I let them deal with the Better Business Bureau and the FTC. I'll test stuff for developers here but VZW, Moto and Google just need to stay out of the way as far as the Xoom is concerned.
[Xoom General] timrock:
haha, everyone probably already rooted and installed it.

such a shame it took so long. and now JB is coming up soon. Imagine how long (if) it will take VZ users to get it. Glad i went with the wifi version.
[Xoom General] oldblue910:
Yeah but even with the custom ROMs, they're all based on Honeycomb telephony code and honeycomb proprietaries that are hacked together to work. When ICS was first released, I remember the devs having a hell of a time getting 3/4G working on the Xoom because of that.

So theoretically, a VZW Xoom ICS update should make the custom ROMs better as well because they'll be using proprietaries specifically for ICS, plus new radios are always good. I just hope it doesn't include a new bootloader. If it does, that makes going back to Honeycomb (if so desired) a pain in the ass.
[Xoom General] yosterwp:
Why wait?

On the bright side, once ICS officially rolls out, the good devs could integrate the new proprietaries into their custom roms.

If tougher bootloaders are really the case, why wait for a tougher bootloader? Save yours and jump onto a custom rom!

(Note, I am not responsible for any possible damage my suggestions may cause)
[Xoom General] oldblue910:
No it wouldn't be a "tougher" bootloader. The Xoom is a Google Experience Device. It will have an unlockable bootloader. The problem would come in for people who use SBF files and RSD Lite to flash back to stock. It has nothing to do with lockable/unlockable. The Xoom will have an unlockable bootloader for its entire lifecycle.

I have no doubt the reason for the delay is two fold: 1. VZW's henious testing procedures and 2. The Xoom isn't a priority device for them anymore.