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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] CRudner:
No, what I am saying is. You need to flash the bootloader in PC ODIN. As for roms nothing changes.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] pwned_me:
Which bootloader? im currently on mj5
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] CRudner:
Never mind.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] DynamiteAndy:
Just wondering what was the best xposed module for modifying the top bar (with battery and clock etc)? I'm running xposed v19 (first 4.3 rom)

I've tried wanam and it doesn't change anything the only one I've had minimum success with is xui..
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] lontu:
Ex-themer is the module you might searching for...but need to stop/remove wanam changes... :good:
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] cooza:
It may just be a bad download mate so you could try and redownload te ROM again. Also something you try is after the flash when you get to the end where it says finish you can untick reboot and it will go back to recovery. Wipe cache and data then reboot.

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I use wanam and it works fine for me mate. there are also exposed battery mods you can flash too. If you use the coulor change option then just make sure its turned on in the top right corner.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] jcrompton:
Hey listen I agree that the stock would be best but I am pretty sure that if you modify ( a bit of work ) one of the custom kernels with one of the pre-made scripts you can get at least equivalent performance out of the custom kernel. I know that it isn't a guaranteed thing but most of the time people go with a custom kernel to get greater performance by OC'ing ... or ...... hopefully better battery life by UV'ing. Maybe you can get both with a balance ?? Just try some of the scripts before you give up
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] DynamiteAndy:
Thanks! what about removing icons such as vibrate and the h with two arrows from the status bar? these two icons dont half irritate me ahah :p.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] cooza:
Not sure if you can hide icons but in using a launcher called lucid launcher by an xda member and it let's you hide the whole status bar.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] appro77:
If I show the Nav Bar by using the buildprop hack the softkeys are not central but are over to the right. This wasn't the case with earlier versions of the rom. Is there any way I can fix this?

Also is there a kernel that supports overclocking that will work with this rom?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] frans23:
my phone keep rebooting if i using wifi :crying:
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] cooza:
Are you using a custom kernel mate?.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] frans23:
nope :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] aiglegris91:
it is because it is "flash player", it don't work with JellyBean.

For french TV i use TV France
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] andywright1982:
Historically samsung do not provide changelogs
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] goofy584:
gmail app

sorry to come back to the gmail problem.

I flashed without full wipe and now I get the FC for Gmail app. When I go to applications I can see that the app is v1.0 and the clear cache button is grayed (not possible to press).

??

:confused:
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] metzo32:
Hey guy's,please Is that possible to Enabled Call button on Contacts list, like last Wanam Rom ? Thanks..

Or maybe just a zip file to flash...
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] lestalegend:
Just ordered my note 2 and loved omega on s3. The battery life on non rooted phones seems brilliant, just wondering what stats and figures people had with indies omega before I root and flash ?

Thanks
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Shamms:
Hi All,

I just flashed new version on 4.1, installed few mods specially DSP manager mod, but now when I make calls, I get strange sounds from my speaker, Noticed it few times but mot always. Anyone else facing this issue? I am face this issue eveyrtime I reboot and it gets resolved automatically after sometime.

2ndly I had installed this rom without blootwear, now when I had extracted accuweather from main rom zip file and placed it in /system/app and rebooted the mobile, I still cannot see accuweather widget.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] yocasta:
I've made a fresh install with all wipes and formatted internal sd. Everything it's working fine (amazing boot animation btw). But have one issue, when I have auto brightness selected if I slide to adjust auto brightness level it switches to manual instead.

Sometimes the auto levels are to high or to low and this feature was very useful.

Tapatalkteando desde mi móvil.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] nicregi:
Try to clear data and dalvik via cwm? See if that works.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] goofy584:
thanks ;)

I've installed Gmail2 manually (v4.2) and it works ;)

:good:
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] vegeta1:
Updated SystemUI For ZSALJ7 Based Omega v5.0

Thread And Downloads
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] vvsiz:
Hi indie, I've been running the Omega 5.0 ROM and so far I see no issues at all, everything is smooth and fast, no problems to report (and that's the way I like it). Thank you very much for your efforts!

The boot animation is really nice, I like it a lot. The only minor thing is that it stutters and slows down a little bit if the original Samsung boot sound is enabled, not a biggie, I can eliminate the sound :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Shamms:
I could zero inn on the issue i guess.....after flashing this Rom it worked fine...but then i flashed motto theme and this error of speaker cropped up....
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ttav:
Have you checked in the DSP Manager thread for any problems? I`m not having those problems with Moto theme flashed. I don`t use DSP Manager.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] burimii:
Can I disable wallpaper scrolling on this rom? Other than that everything runs so smooth !
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ttav:
Just waiting for indie to update the file.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] burimii:
Can I ask another question .. What's scrolling cache like bounce scrolling or not?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ttav:
No it`s nothing to do with homescreen animations. Scrolling cache disabled improves scrolling performance in a lot of applications.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Shamms:
Hi Tav,

I had reflashed this ROM with no wipe option and then had installed only Motto theme, I again got that speaker issue. The moment I reboot and make a call, i get a strange irritating sound from speakers and it automatically gets resolved after sometime.

Now I have done a re-installation with full wipe. Will check and revert.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ttav:
So you don`t have DSP manager installed at the moment? Ok with the no wipe option did you check if you had the speaker issue before you flashed Moto theme?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Reb0rn:
If i can complain about anything in this extremly completr rom is that the assistive light widget preview is in chinese. But whe inserted in launcher its english.

Typicall issues of using chinese/hk source.

Great fluidity thru out the rom thou. Awesome.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] cooza:
Recovery's also have kernels and kernels control WiFi so try TWRP.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] frans23:
right now i'm using CWM :)

i'll try TWRP

thanks
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] digitalnerd:
Hi, I'm a little confused on the installation of this ROM.

I'm running an older custom ROM "CleanROM ACE 5.0.0" and have TWRP recovery installed on the AT&T Note 2.

Can I flash this ROM like any other with TWRP? Do I need to upgrade my version of TWRP to ensure a smooth flash?

Installation Instructions:

1. Copy rom to your device - Can I copy it to my external SD card instead and install from there?

2. Boot to recovery and flash Omega v23 and then reboot system. - OK to use TWRP to flash from external SD?

"If you are having the old bootloader WiFi will not work, flash this Fix N7100_wifi_fix_for_old_bootloader.tar file with odin. Credits to dr.ketan for the WiFi Fix

If you are using the new bootloader you do not need to flash this fix, WiFi will work.

To check your bootloader go to download mode and if you have an entry: KNOX WARRANTY VOID then you are having the new boot"

When I got into download mode I don't see anything about " KNOX WARRANTY VOID" so I need to do this step right? Otherwise Wifi won't work as I understand it.

Should I just use to ODIN to flash the bootloader and TWRP to flash the ROM? Can I flash the bootloader in recovery mode with TWRP instead?

I've got a bunch more questions but probably not as important. I just want to do this right! Any advice would be very welcome.

Would it help to know the name of the custom ROM I'm currently using? EDIT : Just looked and I'm running "CleanROM ACE 5.0.0"
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] cooza:
This ROM is for the international version of the Note2 mate and not the at@t variant. The firmwares are different. If you flash this on your phone you might kill it.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] digitalnerd:
Just now realizing this, thanks for pointing this out!

Yeah, I'm OK. Not worth the risk.

You saved me from doing something stupid or at least speed up the learning process for me sooo thanks again!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] mrBira:
Hi!

I just installed v23 on my girlfriends phone. She was on v17 before.

Read that a FULL WIPE including format of internal sdcard is needed; "format of internal sdcard is needed if you are coming from Android 4.1.2 because updating to Android 4.3 will change the location of your internal sdcard"

But what the....?

After a flash of the rom + wifi fix, we noted that the files in the internal sdcard is still there, so no format had been done. And everything still works.

Should she just smile and keep on rockin or do we have to format it to avoid problems later on?

Thanks
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] jcrompton:
Just smile and go on for now. Formatting the sdcard is probably not as mandatory as formatting the system and user data. If you have problems then consider it ...
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] frans23:
no random reboot again when using wifi after installed TWRP :highfive:
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] pearlpassat:
Anyone had bluetooth problems, cant get it to turn on
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sqash:
Sorry but i have lost my systemfonts. Only one exist. What can i do? Exist a zip to flash?

Send from my Note2 with Omega Rom v23 + Agni Kernel + Hurrican Note 3 mod v4 + Xposed Installer
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] supermanrj:
How can I disable the scrolling of the wallpaper. I already tried on the wannam expose but its not working. thanks
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sqash:
My problem is resolved. I have forgot to flash the fonts when i flashed the rom.

Send from my Note2 with Omega Rom v22 + Agni Kernel + Note 3 mod v3.5 + Xposed Installer
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] darowen:
guys I need help...my phone keep rebooting in screen of Samsung Galaxy NoteII GT-N7100...

I check it my boatloader, it keep unmouting my 'system' whenever I restart my phone...hence I can't enter into system...

any solution? I tried wipe/format system and data...but still not working...
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] relief12:
I am using stock 4.3 rooted rom on note 2 n7100 ...should i full wipe befor installing OR direct install the rom ?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ::indie:::
New version Omega Files Pro v1.2.1:

Changelog v1.2.1:

New Tool: Turn Off Screen and Lock

App drawer shortcut and Widget for the new Tool

All reported issues fixed

Features:

Direct links to download Omega Roms from your device and then flash the rom.

OTA Live Update Notifications

Pause and resume option to all downloads for Omega Roms and for all Omega Files

Resume the same download for an Omega Rom zip file from both servers.

Flash mods and Omega Roms straight from the app, compatible with most recoveries.

Option to flash zip files from any folder on the device

Option to select the flashing folder (sdcard and extsdcard)

More than one zip file can be selected and be flashed at once automatically

Downloads Manager

Select the downloads folder (sdcard and extsdcard)

Update Omega Files Pro repo from server, manual and automatic

Option at settings to select devices for Omega Files repo

Notification Dialog with changelog when repo updates automatic

Omega browser, find all Omega rom support forums easily.

Reboot menu with recovery and download with Five Widgets

Flashlight Tool and Widget

Battery Tool and Widget

Task and Application Manager with Widget

Turn Off Screen and Lock with App drawer shortcut and Widget

Many more inside the app and many more to come at the next updates!

Support xda thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2253629
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Get Omega Files Pro:

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Get Omega Files Free:

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] sachinaik:
Hello all,

Is standby time is improved in V23 ?

I'm having big amount of drains during standby time with V22 after trying all tricks.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] wendiko:
Running v23 + note 3 features for note 2 by e-team. All good for 5 days already. No one fcs. No one single reboot.

Enviado de meu GT-N7100 usando Tapatalk
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] cooza:
Hey mate. From stock to any custom ROM is always a full wipe since stock ROMs are Odexed and custom ROMs are Deodexed and the different formats can cause system crashes if you dont.

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Make sure you have the latest TWRP recovery and if it still happens then flash the MJ5 bootloader in Odin. Ill uplaod it if you need it mate.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] MikaelFolkesson:
Disable lock screen - get a sexy phone

I recently disabled the lock screen after getting the question why I used one. Since I couldn't come up with a good argument I disabled it, and thought the only improvement would be the not having to pass through it every time i wanted to do something with the phone.

Turns out however it made the phone super responsive in general, lagging virtually disappeared, yay! Is this only my phone, or is it like this in general? Or is it just the configuration Omega 23 + Note 3 3.5 mod? Very strange that an enabled lock screen has such an overall impact.

If you still have a lock screen, try without, you might not regret it!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Maxmix72:
Impossible wipe data

Hi.

Congratulation for the great job, just a bit more expensive with battery life.

And only one small problem: after a few days of testing, wanting to do a wipe date or date format, this is not possible for me.

The process does not continue either from recovery or even reinstalling the rom again with full wipe.

All the other format and wipe cache works good.

Any suggestions?

Thanks
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] aboalghool:
hey guys ... if i'm coming from stock firmware version 4.1.2 rooted... i just have to full wipe and flash the latest v23 based on android 4.3??
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] hotdroid:
suggested to format sd card (internal) and dont forget to flash MJ5 bootloader via Odin.. ;)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] aboalghool:
thanks man, just one thing , i can flash the MJ5 bootloader via odin mobile ? and can you provide me a link for the bootloader
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] hotdroid:
nope, AFAIK mobile Odin cannot flash bootloader..

for the download link, you can find it here in joeldroid's thread; http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2205009
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] zsandras:
Hi have a look here mate http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=50309271&postcount=14503

I used Odin307 it was OK
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Hnktc:
why the choice to use modem xxuemj9 instead of newer xxuemk1/xxuemk9?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] zsandras:
Good question. My be note2 is not on the top of devices for developing;). Let`s be patient the rom works nice and my be dev will include it in the next build.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Hnktc:
mine was just a question, not a flame :D

i like to know if xxuemj9 is better than newer and why, just this :D
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] cooza:
Those 2 modems are both available in the Omega Files app in the modems section. The idea is to give everyone a general overall good solid ROM at release (not forgetting we live all over the world so modems may vary from country to country) and from there you have Omega Files to customize as you please.

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What recovery is it and version mate?.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] zsandras:
Mea culpa. :) Sorry mate I missed to check Omega Files Pro.

You have right. Modems are very important for the telephone quality, bat life and of course they differs from land to land. Which modem do you recommend for me? I leave in Hungary and I`m working in Roumania and sometimes I lose data connection. If I reboot it, again is ok.

Which modem would be acceptable for both country? I found two types of modems( XX..) on xda for my home country , but theres no section for Roumania. May be you have information about it, or the only way is it to test each of them. I have no idea, moreover that it`s a random bug in mine situation.

Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] wesamothman:
Go here. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=50004075

Use modem changer tool.

Test each until you get yourself satisfied with signal reception
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] zsandras:
Thx mate, I`II try it out
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] sienx3:
Is the download link down?

The link show this:

Download Error

All Download Slots for this Direct link are Full!

Please try again later or use another mirror link.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] tonylee000:
Its done that every time I try to doenload. Finally manage to get the torrent option if you keep trying it
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] MikaelFolkesson:
Phone audio stopped working

Never mind the below, a reboot fixed it

Last night regular phone audio stopped working for me, I can't hear what the person on the other end is saying, but they can hear me. Didn't do anything out of the ordinary, or install any apps. Hangouts and other apps work fine though.

How could one go about solving this? Could it have something to do with baseband? I'm on Omega 23 with note 3 mod 3.5
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Hnktc:
Is it possible to have an omega v22 link to download?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Maxmix72:
Srry for my eng.

I've always used Philz Touch and now I've 6 with cwm 6.0.4.7.

Thank m8, I've made a full wipe only from "setting" menu "backup and restore"!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] GreenMug:
Quick question - haven't seen it mentioned recently. Has automatic call recording been added to the new releases yet? Last time I tried the 4.3 builds, it still had to be manually activated.

Thanks!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] aiglegris91:
Still manual :(
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] GreenMug:
Bummer. Thanks though!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] RLTB:
Do we have the option to reduce the delay after calls?

I see "Call Delay After call End Reduced to 0ms" but that's not actually the case in my v22.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] sachinaik:
Huge standby battery drain

Hello guys,

How to overcome the huge standby battery drain in all Omega Android 4.3 for note 2 ?

I'm disappointed with the frustrating drain caused by Android OS and Android System. I mean its like 4% per hour!!

I'm on the latest bootloader otherwise I would have returned to Omega 18(android 4.1).

I've already done the below steps:

1. WIFI is not always on and always scanning for some wifi network.

2. Backup is disabled.

3. Samsung account sync is disabled.

4. Samsung remote control disabled. (BTW how dare they implement something as disgustingly battery drinking feature like this).

5. I've used Greenify to greenify several apps which tries to stay in the background.

6. only synching Mail and Contacts from my gmail accounts.

7. I've installed latest TWRP.

I dont know what else I can do to make it battery efficient. Once Android 4.4 released for Note3, samsung released highly battery inefficient Android 4.3 for note 2. I mean I can see that standy battery drain in my N3 is like 0.3%/Hr!!

I think its some kind of strategy that Samsung is following.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sqash:
My note2 works with one charging 2 days.

Send from my Note2 with Omega Rom v22 + Agni Kernel + Note 3 mod v3.5 + Xposed Installer
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] aboalghool:
guys which recovery mod should i have installed before flashing this rom?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] tonylee000:
Twrp
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Galaxea:
It took me a long time and many attempts to move to 4.3 due to something draining my battery (kernel wakelocks on "battery-monitor" and "h2-lsic").

I finally worked out that it was just one app that was the problem - an old "voice alerts" app that I have always transferred to my new ROMs.

Have you used Better Battery Stats to see what is causing your problem yet? It doesn't sound like you have tried this yet.

Post your findings here and people will be able to help you.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] M4cr0s:
Hi guys!

I went to v23 from from Omega v16 or 17, can't quite remember - one of the 4.1.2s. Had to update my phone as my SD-card died and everything was pretty borked. Just used an old 2gb SD-card to flash from using TWRP 2.5.0.2. Wiped/formated everything. Flash went fine, booted, I let Google work its syncing magic and did some stuff. Rebooted. Stuck on the first screen - "Samsung Galaxy Note II GT-N7100", you know the one.

I can't seem to enter recovery and can't get in touch with it with ADB, nor do the phone show up in Windows "Device Manager". Samsung drivers are installed. Guessing I need a later recovery or a bootmanager and to work with ODIN. I'm rusty and haven't done any flashing in a long time. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Thanks!

Mac
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] tonylee000:
flash latest twrp using download mode and odin 3.04

Or

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2230250

flash the above stock rom, the dmg1 one. If you have the mj5 bootloader installed and odin fails flashing the stock rom, flash the bootloader patch then the stock rom after

this would update any internals etc. After flashing the stock rom, you can then flash twrp, mj5 bootloader and the the rom
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] zurg95:
I did finally move forward from v18 (4.1.2) to v23 (4.3), here is what i've done...

1/ Boot to recovery (philz 5.15)

2/ Do a full wipe using recorevy option "wipe data/factory reset", "clean to install a new ROM".

3/ Install Zip, omega v23 and select full wipe option

4/ Have the rom installation complete

5/ Reboot and get the phone initial setup screen

6/ Do phone setup, reinstall apps and data mainly from titanium backup

7/ Replace "old" bootloader with MJ5 bootloader with Odin 1.85 and from cooza dropbox https://www.dropbox.com/s/l3f3pu8n07...BL_MJ5_DN3.rar and answer "no" to fix root on recovery question, full reboot to get wifi working...

So far, so good... Thanks to tonylee000 and cooza that helped me going forward.

I will report soon my feeling about Omega v23 and battery life... Let me enjoy this new Omega rom for a few hours first :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] M4cr0s:
Thanks mate. I finally remembered how to get it into download mode and connected fine with Odin. Flashing latest TWRP didn't get it non-stuck, so now the only problem seems to be to actually find a download link for DMG1 that is not dead...grrrr! ;)

Mac
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] tonylee000:
Dmg1 http://d-h.st/s9I

youve tried flashing the rom again with twrp?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] M4cr0s:
Thanks a lot! That probably saved my weekend sleep :)

Mac