yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] MAMeingast:
Yepp, I am also very sad about this... This is the perfect ROM, perfect DPI, debloated but yet with S-Note and other Samsung apps - just what I want. :(
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] pvillasuso:
Re: [ROM][09JAN'13][XXDLL7] ★★★★ HyperDroid Pegasus v1.0 - Small, fast, pro

same feelings here!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] xenix96:
AW: [ROM][09JAN'13][XXDLL7] ★★★★ HyperDroid Pegasus v1.0 - Small, fast, pro

+1.........
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] TerraBuzz:
There are so many ROMs I've tried

Indeed few of them make me satisfied

But only this ROM suit me well

Though I don't know how to tell

240dpi ready out of the box

The theme itself really rocks

I don't have to flash any mod

So stable without any sod

This one knows what I need

Making my Note full of speed

Please continue developing

This ROM could be the king
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Yannn:
Perfect rom except pearhaps picotts missing.

How could I install it and better the french voice.

Thank
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] MAMeingast:
XDA-Poetry! :D :D :D
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] hazri1974:
Re: [ROM][09JAN'13][XXDLL7] ★★★★ HyperDroid Pegasus v1.0 - Small, fast, pro

Why i cant sync with my earlier save notes?...looks like there was no samsung acct to sync with.....anyone can help?...tqvm
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] pvillasuso:
Re: [ROM][09JAN'13][XXDLL7] ★★★★ HyperDroid Pegasus v1.0 - Small, fast, pro

wow

This deserves an update

comon!!!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] jbounours:
Re: [ROM][09JAN'13][XXDLL7] ★★★★ HyperDroid Pegasus v1.0 - Small, fast, pro

=)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] matejdro:
Is it just placebo or does this ROM significantly reduces input lag on Note 2? (tested by dragging notification bar up and down.)

Thanks!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Martux76:
You can debloat literally every ROM with ROMCleaner. Works very well and almost fully automatic. Regarding the 240 DPI, I also thought I cannot live without it, but I can. Setting all fonts to extra small and using Apex Launcher properly setup. The only real drawback are the big notifications on 320 DPI...
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] red_hanks:
Re: [ROM][09JAN'13][XXDLL7] ★★★★ HyperDroid Pegasus v1.0 - Small, fast, pro

Will look into this...thanks mate

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hahaha nice one
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Martux76:
Well, careful with that one... The thread has been locked for now, as the dev just doesn't post anymore. He also removed all d/l links, it only says "uploading"...

Too bad, all the heavily debloated ROMs seem to be having bad luck. I really hope that one will be back soon.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Nathalex27:
Re: [ROM][09JAN'13][XXDLL7] ★★★★ HyperDroid Pegasus v1.0 - Small, fast, pro

Just use omega v12.

Awesome batterylife and supersmooth.

Just choose no bloat in aroma.

Use xposed framework for 240 dpi.

And you're good 2 go for a while.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] red_hanks:
Re: [ROM][09JAN'13][XXDLL7] ★★★★ HyperDroid Pegasus v1.0 - Small, fast, pro

Yeah. I'm back to Omega now...
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] xenix96:
AW: [ROM][09JAN'13][XXDLL7] ★★★★ HyperDroid Pegasus v1.0 - Small, fast, pro

i tryed everything....... but im back to hyperdroid pegasus again...... u will not get same like hyperdroid if you use xposed thing it do micro lags and the smoothnees is gone......

so i stay here till next release of hyperdroid!!!! :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] moonjak:
Re: [ROM][09JAN'13][XXDLL7] ★★★★ HyperDroid Pegasus v1.0 - Small, fast, pro

I'm. On. A same boat :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sammath:
Re: [ROM][09JAN'13][XXDLL7] ★★★★ HyperDroid Pegasus v1.0 - Small, fast, pro

It's a great small and pro Rom!

I still switched to the monxdified Rom because it gets frequent updates :)

Will never remove this backup tho!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] rye:
Re: [ROM][09JAN'13][XXDLL7] ★★★★ HyperDroid Pegasus v1.0 - Small, fast, pro

Is there anyway I can get the flipboard apk that is installed in this rom? The reason is the flipboard installed in this rom has more than 4 pages and it flip horizontally. Rather than the normal flipboard which only limited to 4 pages and flip vertically.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] z0rk:
There are many ways. You can take the apk out of the ROM's zip file, you can back it up with Titanium Backup and restore it later, you can use the search function on this forum to search for a modded apk to get updates...
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Nobodys_me:
Any hopes for a New Version (base) ?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] jcrompton:
Re: [ROM][09JAN'13][XXDLL7] ★★★★ HyperDroid Pegasus v1.0 - Small, fast, pro

I don't believe that there will be any updates to this ROM. The developer has apparently moved to a different phone
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sammath:
Re: [ROM][09JAN'13][XXDLL7] ★★★★ HyperDroid Pegasus v1.0 - Small, fast, pro

Het hasnt moved as far as i know, hes Just busy on the aosp rom :(
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] D3_:
Re: [ROM][09JAN'13][XXDLL7] ★★★★ HyperDroid Pegasus v1.0 - Small, fast, pro

No, he posted in the hyperdroidjbx thread that he's selling his note 2.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] cyyong95:
Aww this is the only AOSP ROM with S Pen features :(
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] icsterm:
I terrible miss this ROM because of the DPI hack.

Is there any Sammy ROM that will work at DPI lower than 260 without issues?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] moonjak:
Back in this after other rooms fail.. This is best
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] joshphilips:
Have you tried X note zero edition or swift rom ? They are good :thumbup:
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] moonjak:
They don't seem to be 240dpi. :P
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sammath:
Then maybe fake japs rom? Comes as 240dpi and is very Light as well :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] themathers:
What is the best toggles mod for this ROM? I tried with AdvanceS but it doesn't work, thanks.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] joshphilips:
I just tried this rom bcos of boredom and to my surprise its good.Wonder why development stopped !
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] D3_:
Dev went on to build AOSP roms instead (HyperDroidJBX) and then sold their n7100.

This was a great rom though, by far my favourite stock rom.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] phly-phantom:
voice search

Ohh no. The solution for voice search was actually so easy. I was trying to install "google voice search" all the time from the app-store and couldn´t get it running. After reading Reb0rns comment I was just looking for "google search" and here we go. Only 8MB download from playstore and Google Now including "Voice Search" is running smooth. Probably the better and smaller solution compared to flashing gapps. Thank you all for your comments and I appreciate the work for the small and buttery ROM. Galaxy Note II how it should be......
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] bmw-boy:
Please can any inform us about the battery life
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Reb0rn:
Its really really good! Consider that you dont have many apps that are running or syncing. Awesome ROM.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] bmw-boy:
Thanks for your help

Working to flash it now

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SIP addon should i flash this zip

I just need Arabic language

Can l remove the unused from the zip file
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] atsavlis:
Did a clean install from the start like we said, and all is good now! Thanks for the help. Could it be possible for you to tell us what tweaks you have added in the init.d folder??
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ventu08:
on the 0.2 build the fastdormancy doesn't work anymore why?

thanks
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] phly-phantom:
sip zip

I actually only needed german language files and deleted other languages. Just open the zip with "open archive" and delete the other languages. I reduced the file already to 12 MB but I am sure that it could be even smaller if only I knew which other files would be save to delete.

Now german handwriting recognition works nicely and the sip file could be flashed through cwm without any problems.

Battery is really great since a lot of the bloatware processes do not use up the battery. Im running on perseus kernel with OC set to 1.8 without any battery problems.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Marchintosh:
Time of display?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] bmw-boy:
I don't know why the quick command is not working for me

I just flash v2 any help
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] kristofpetho:
Can you bring it up? Or what doesn't work?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] bmw-boy:
when i write any command like ? or # @

its not jumping to any order
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] kristofpetho:
Did you install the handwriting language pack from post #4?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] bmw-boy:
oops:D

you are right

I just flash arabic Pack only

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Finally I found the ROM make me satisfied

With all my respect to Omega and ARHD ROMS which is perfect

but this rom this perfect very smooth and battery life is amazing

keep move forward bro
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] kristofpetho:
And now for a taste of things to come:

For the complete ROM to reflect the speed, the efficiency, I have started to retheme everything from scratch...

Boot animation:

System:
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] phly-phantom:
Very straight forward theme. Not the Samsung colour-overload. Can we also expect the same look with custom icons for settings menu and phone dial pad ? Would be nice to have a CM10 style dial pad.......:p
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] abumhmmd1:
wwooowwwwww

this is GREAT >> I'll be waiting fo it :o

:)

:

:

Just want to share

thanks & credit to raubkatze

ENJOy
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] kristofpetho:
I will leave the icons alone in the first round, but it will be a clean dial pad, not the Samsung-colored one :D
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] kristofpetho:
Awesome! But use this high-res version, should look better...
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Kiahnlliya:
FANTASTIC, kristofpetho, that looks amazing!! Absolutely wonderful, I do so hate the Samsung coloring! The screenshots you shared look so great, I'm salivating!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] abumhmmd1:
oooh:p

THANKs

Just updated the FiLE with the new BKG

ENJOy
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] nishbul:
Can I request an alternative rom with all the spen features and gimmicks removed, i think you can really bring it down to around 350 mb.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] jbounours:
Well if you are that extreme you'd better wait for CM builds when they're ready.

The way I see this is fully debloated TW Rom. One would like to keep core TW/pen features on this I guess.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] giajp:
The gokhan moral's app: fastdormancy toogle not work on v0.2, instead perfect on v0.1 like on S3. Can u fix this Kristof? Thank u ;)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] DamBadz:
Waiting for this man!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] poczynek:
Works for me on 0.2.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] poczynek:
Hey in the S3 HyperGalaxy custom ROM you had a CWM Flashable file for APN's - it was very useful as my provider in Australia is not on the Note 2 so every time I change anything I have to manually update the APN's. The file is now not available for download. Any chance you can make one so I can have it to flash the APN's? Thanks so much.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] kristofpetho:
Sure, here you go, it has an even newer APN list with more carriers than before. :)

Just flash through CWM.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] poczynek:
Fantastic. Thanks so much.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] kristofpetho:
For the theme, I decided NOT to use anyone else's theme but instead do everything on my own. Overall, Samsung's theme is not bad, its a bit more complex than CyanogenMod's, but its too colorful, which I reduced, as you can see from the dialer screenshot below.

So overall, just like the ROM itself, the theme is stock, with a LOT of tweaking to make it reflect the ROM itself. :)

The future: the theme itself will change a bit, when you guys find some errors/bugs, but at this stage its 99% complete (at least for me...)

One (big) change I made was in the statusbar itself, where I feel that having all white icons and text makes it a lot easier to read than the original grey.

New dialer theme
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] DamBadz:
Where is the download load link of this theme mate? Thx
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Kiahnlliya:
The look of that dialer seriously turns me on. :D

Sleek, simple, awesome!

And the statusbar also looks great indeed!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] DamBadz:
The theme is in progress? I am right?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Reb0rn:
Nice too see that you actually bothered to read back a pair of pages :rolleyes:

Its in progress.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] DamBadz:
Sorry for my weak english mate^^
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] artnada:
Do you have a screenie please?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] phly-phantom:
Great dialer pad. Fits perfectly to the theme you were already showing to us.

One thing that could be argued is, wether statusbar should really be white. Not that it makes a big difference but the additional information we gain from the statusbar is rather basic but the grey was kind of covered, stylish, noble look whereas white the contrast is hard.

But whatever you prefer for your theme its great work so far. Looking forward to next release.....
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] kristofpetho:
Its coming along nicely... :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] kristofpetho:
The android.policy file has been modified with APM as well as volume track skip.

Also, did you get a Note2 after your SGS3? :D
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] bala_gamer:
lol no.. am staying with s3... am in need of these files as i am trying to port some stuff unfortunately stuck with poor net connection. cant download the whole rom.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] phly-phantom:
There you go. As requested.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] blorro:
Really nice rom. One issue seems to have hit me.

When trying to set weather on lockscreen, going into the actual settings for the weather settings I get FC on " settings".

Just enabling the service with green button to on dont give FC.

But I get " weather info unavailable" on lockscreen.

Top job otherwise, trolling thread and looking forward to theme release :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] kristofpetho:
I have deleted AccuWeather. And since the lockscreen uses that, it gives an FC. I will create an AccuWeather addon later.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] atsavlis:
Are you on stock kernel or perseus?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] kristofpetho:
Stock
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] atsavlis:
Christof, what kind of tweaks have you added to init.d? Did you play around with governor values?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] kristofpetho:
- Readahead cache all set to 2mb instead of 128kb

- Various kernel tweaks

- Various memory tweaks

All thanks to mattiadj from the Galaxy S3 threads
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Reb0rn:
If one uses a custom kernel. Will the kernel tweaks come from the kernel or the tweaks? :) hope u understood my q.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] kristofpetho:
I think custom kernels do a lot more than mingle with a few lines of settings... ;)

But to answer your question, the init.d folder supercedes the kernel settings.

Hmmm. Now that I come to think of it, maybe I should just use the read ahead cache tweak and that's it? :D
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] bmw-boy:
The flash player is not supported

Like other ROM
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] kristofpetho:
I believe JB does not support flash at all...
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] bmw-boy:
Yes but Omega ROM it's supporting Flash player

Just for you to be in your to do list if you don't mind
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] kristofpetho:
OK, I'll look into it then. Did you try taking the Flash Player apk from Omega?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] bmw-boy:
Yes I just extract it from omega rom but not working

My be should restart my device

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Still not working

I think is related to the browser also
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] kristofpetho:
New, darker keyboard and new font as well... :D

PS.: Maybe the buttons should be even darker?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Kiahnlliya:
I think the buttons are quite nice just like that! Will you also theme the message bubbles themselves to be more in the spirit of the rest of the theme?

I haven't been this excited about a release in a long time!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Reb0rn:
They are perfect man. Perfectly dark :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] kristofpetho:
Yeah, going to do that next, then the music app, gallery app and clock app.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] nishbul:
Thanks for a great ROM, I like it so far, I took the liberty of shaving another 100 MB so my final rom size which I am running now is 298 MB.

Here is what I removed..

Factory test

Samsung Keyboard ( Too Heavy )

SecLauncher

Everything Snote

Email ( Better Lighter Options available )

Bluetooth test

Voice Recorder

a couple of other things I dont remember right now.

cheers
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Raiode:
My nexus 7 was rooted with Bugless beast rom 11/10/2012. I'm an android virgin so this is my first android device.

It all started when i was trying to change the font of my device using rom toolbox pro. then I rebooted the device. The screen was stuck at the nexus 7 logo for about 30 minutes or so. So I went into recovery mode and formatted the internal memory. Then I restarted it and the same thing happened. So i thought that there was something wrong with the installed stuffs inside the internal memory.I got panicked so i deleted everything on the device. Now i can only enter fastboot mode and whenever i press to enter recovery mode, a picture of android lying down with a red caution sign on top of it. I tried using google nexus 7 toolkit and nexus root toolkit to restore from my backup, stock rom and it says that adb device was not found.Plus before all this happened, I turned the developer and usb debugging off. Now I dont know what to do. Someone please help me. Its just a pity to let my beloved tablet to go to waste.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sensboston:
Hey, have you read topic above your post? ;) Part

Flashing the Factory Image

is exactly what you need.

BTW, that topic isn't full enough for newbies. You also need this:

How to load Google Nexus 7 Fastboot Mode?

1) Turn off Nexus 7.

2) Press and hold down Volume Up + Volume Down buttons. Then power on Nexus 7.

Release all buttons when you see Google Logo. Google Nexus 7 Fastboot Mode will be loaded then.
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MonsterMonsteur:
Can anyone make a video on how to make a custom rom?
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fotak-x:
its easy but first you must ask moderator to delete your xda account or you wont be able to make it :(
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fotak-x:
if you cant do it by tut....dont do it
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mockingbird:
So...the Op think we , the xda users , have nothing better to do than a video because hes lazy to read O.o
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cancar96:
Spank my ass and call me pinki but you are right!
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Arjen:
Behave guys, behave...

You were just like the OP...
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ScatteredHell:
Maybe he's not a native English speaker..
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MonsterMonsteur:
After reading all this comment i__________ _________ ________ ______ __________.
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CnC-ROCK:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1560992

here you go...its got videos too..enjoy

woah.... no thanks to me.... :cry:

important post in the whole topic...
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CnC-ROCK:
yup soft moding but.. .he can instead of using the files of the rom make his own files. it is just for instruction on how to proceed.. and it is always better to first learn soft modding than to jump into building from sources and scratch..

EET's method is only for FXP kernel (backbone to all kernels but pretty outdated).. so i guess i wont be interesting.. i am myself waiting for method which will work on alfs kernel and nAa kernel

may be he end up a expert dev cant tell....? .. cant call anyone copy cat.. basic of learning is to first know what to learn...
[General Questions and Answers] praveenrv:
Hello Folks!

Pretty new here...

I just got a new HTC Desire CDMA

With the help of threads in this Forum.. I guess i have successfully rooted my CDMA

But the Battery life is Horribly bad

decreases by 1% every 2-3 mins

Which means it hardly lasts 3-4 hrs .. on no usage

HAve Flashed cmod 7..

Tried all kinds of battery saving options like display settings, vibration etc

no luck

Please let me know if this is a kind of known issue with the CDMA or not

Any solutions ?

Reg,

Praveen
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Busemannen:
Hi, I wanted to change some of the icons in the taskbar/notificationbar, and used some app to do so. Unfortunately, now my phone won't boot anymore. The app made a backup of the original file, before changing the icon. I hope it would be possible for me to use adb and pull the original zipped file, unpack it and push it back where it should be? I am running stock rooted ICS 4.0.4 on a Motorola Razr XT910.

Sent from my HTC Desire S using pen and paper.
[Raspberry Pi Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MadMatt89:
Hi,

I got an Rasbian image on my 8GB SD card and the image expanded to full 8 GB on first boot.

Now I found this nice bootloader which I want to use:

http://www.berryterminal.com/doku.php/berryboot

The second image I want to use is the Raspbmc media center which uses like 100 mb.

Berryboot supports installing OS from image files but only if both images fit on the SD card probably ;)

So the question is how can I resize the Raspbian image by 100 MB so I can install Raspbmc too?

Thanks in advance

Matt
[Raspberry Pi Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pulser_g2:
I'd imagine you could adjust the partitions with fdisk or parted, but I have *NOT* tried this.
[Raspberry Pi Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FBis251:
You'll definitely be able to use parted for the data partition on the same card. I tried resizing it using gparted and it worked fine
[Raspberry Pi Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MadMatt89:
how to do that?

Isn't it easier to boot a live gparted system on my laptop and resize it with that with a gui?
[Raspberry Pi Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shimp208:
It doesn't make a difference it's a matter of personal preference. If your more comfortable using the live gparted CD with the GUI go for it.
[Raspberry Pi Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MadMatt89:
Alright, gonna try it later. Thanks.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Lyvewire:
I've been waiting to see how this Jelly Bean update is working out for people. I'm unlocked and rooted very close to jumping in.My biggest gripes has been the browser ANR's and sub par Wifi. However I'm good with my Prime for the most part...Which is why I've been reluctant to flash new any of the latest Jelly Bean Roms. I'm aware I can NFlash and revert back ((I think) but prefer to get the feedback anyways.

I know there's a few forums about what people think since the update but this thread is basically to see who updated to Jelly Bean and wished they stayed on ICS because they have new issues, or just hasn't noticed much of a difference. Moderators feel free to fix anything I may have missed since its a poll.

Thanks