yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] gyrene2083:
Scott, I've been playing with the ROM all day, I have to say, it's butter smooth. I have had no hiccups at all. What exactly was the difference between the grey and black bars? Was it just that I don't remember what the stock looked like. LOL so long ago you know.

Like I said you did an amazing job, you will have some beer coming your way soon, bud.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Subiegsr:
I'm on the original rom right now and the bar is black.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] gyrene2083:
Really? I suppose then that's what I downloaded the stock black status bar. Thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Scott:
See below!

Thanks for your appreciation!

Its actually dark gray.

I edited the hex codes in the tw layout xml to be all 000000's instead of the dark greay. Makes it look a lot better IMHO.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Flak:
I've clean flashed a couple times now (and with different choices in aroma) and still having the same issue. No one else is experiencing it? Easy Way to tell is to install an alarm app, set the alarm at least 30mins ahead. For me the alarm icon disappears after a couple minutes and the alarm never goes off.

I do not have this problem with the rooted stock rom, nor do I have it with cleanrom 1.3.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Scott:
Ok, I think I may possibly know what is causing that. I will double check...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Scott:
Just sent you a PM for testing...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Subiegsr:
Ah, gotcha thanks!

Also, so I'm currently on the nova launcher, does this rom run over the stock touch wiz launcher? Or is any launcher you choose will be independent? Thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Scott:
Launchers are independent. If you pick whichever... The rest dont get installed.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Scott:
Hope you enjoy!

-Scott
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Subiegsr:
Time to flash again! :thumbup::)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Scott:
Happy flashing!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Herk718:
@ scott, thanks for your wonderful work :) quick question, if I don't wanna factory reset going from 2.0 to 2.1 when do I wipe cache & davic cache? Before or after I flash the ROM? thanks in advance.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Scott:
Before but you wont need to on 2.0 to 2.1... You can flash over. Unless you just want a clean start that is cool too!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] knives of ice:
no idea why or how i've flashed hundreds of roms over the years but i'm stuck in a recovery boot loop after flashing this. no matter how i try to reboot it boots into twrp
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Scott:
Strange! Are you on the latest version of twrp?

Try flashing again.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] knives of ice:
yep latest version. i've read others having this problem before on the gs3 flashing roms with aroma installer just happens sometimes. its never happened to me and i'm not quite sure why it happens.

i just restored my backup and all is good now, ill try again tomorrow.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] cherylbaker:
Ok so I had a problem after installing 2.1 with xda app fcing on second start. . Reinstalled it seems to have fixed it. .

Anyway the reason I am posting is I have a question. .If I pick nova launcher does tw launcher never get loaded? I'f so what other functions do I lose. . Love the new toggle. .
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] gyrene2083:
Same thing kept happening to me, so I did the following;

1. Cache Wipe

2. Davlick Wipe

3.Factory Reset

4. Flash 2.1

5. Cache Wipe

Reboot

However this time when I rebooted, it took about a minute to load, then once I configured everything it still says CleanRom 2.0 on the about.:confused:

Any ideas on that one? I know I installed the 2.1 Rom because I have the 2.1 log
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Flak:
From the OP:

Version 2.1 - 11/01/2012

Added: lidroid 15 Toggles Mod in Statusbar - See features for more details!

Removed: Battery 100% Notification from statusbar!

Modified: Tweaks to be more memory efficient!

Still says 2.0 in About Settings!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] gyrene2083:
Flak, you have to excuse me, I swear I did read that twice and still missed it. That's what happens, when you go through a hurricane, have family who've lost everything, have gotten no sleep, and are just trying to do something to keep you just a little bit sane. Thanks for pointing that out for me. lol:eek:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Flak:
No problem. BTW, love me some full metal alchemist.

Ohh, and Scott, that did fix the issues I was having with the alarm being the most obvious one ;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Scott:
Touchwiz never gets loaded. I dont think you are missing anything. I dont think there is any specific feature or function that ties in with the rest of the phone. Someone can correct me if I am wrong on this....

Ok, so that did fix it. Good deal!

-Scott
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] madsquabbles:
one thing to keep in mind is that when you update to make sure you check off the same options you checked previously. i thought i wouldn't need to so i unchecked all the google apps they got unistalled.

just and FYI for new aroma users like me.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Scott:
Good point!

Sadly, I must say good bye!

I returned the NII today and have returned to my SGS3.

Great working with you all!

Peace!

-Scott
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] JoshBeach:
WTF... seriously???

Was looking forward to more of your work man... sorry to see you go bud...

Sent from my SPH-L900 using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] fryingpan0613:
Nooooooo I has hoping to learn from you and Josh I like what you guys have done
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] bullet2300:
Damn lol That was fast :( Looked like some awesome work too. Good luck to you sir!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] bp328i:
Damn, really? Well that sucks!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] SantinoInc:
Wow, even Hurricane Sandy was around longer than the OP! :cyclops:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] cincyelite22:
Scrosler? Why!!!??? Good luck man. Really appreciated your work on the rezound and was hoping to get to work more with you deving.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Flak:
Well alright then........
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] bp328i:
You keep building them and I'll test them blind.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] gyrene2083:
:confused: Wow, now what to do.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] gotojanoo:
will miss u Scott. tnx for all yr note 2 rom though.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] vwgti18:
Yea x2.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Next1776:
Dang!!! This Rom was just starting to take off... I like stock looks with sensible mods and you had that down!:good:

Definitely appreciate the work you did. Thanks for the kick off party though.

Thanks again.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Subiegsr:
Thank you for all your work Scott. You helped paved the way to the development of n2 roms. You will surely be missed. Any reason why you're going to s3?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] gyrene2083:
Maybe it was the crappy reception he was getting from Sprint. I'm going to miss his work on this phone, I truly am. I wish I knew something about developing, lol. I can't say enough I will truly miss his work on this phone.

@Scott you take care brother, I'll see you in the Infinity threads I guess.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] monkey3ddd:
What about getting some donations together? Would that allow Scott to have a secondary device? I would happily donate. I have not flashed any rom yet, but I am excited with the work he's done. I would imagine the more devs we have, the more it would drive the popularity for this device.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] cherylbaker:
Seriously? No. .. Why
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] monkey3ddd:
You don't want choices and better development?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Devi0124:
Pretty sure he meant no why is he leaving. .. Could be wrong though
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] gyrene2083:
Well I for one have already bought him some "beer" for my other device, (Transformer Infinity TF700) I also, said that I would get him some more beer for the work he's done on this device, but after this hurricane that just hit us, he's still going to get it but just a little later.

Monkey3ddd, I agree the more devs we have the more popular the device, I have already started reading the joshbeachs JellyBomb, which has his base off of Scotts ROM. I'm on page 13 of the 24 pages. Not saying I'm going to jump ship off of this ROM overnight, but it is nice to know that the base of joshbeach's jellybomb, is Scotts work.

Scott mentioned in another thread that he is all about sharing his work, and I have already seen it throughout this forum, but his CleanROMs are a no go. Those are his and his exclusively, and there is nothing wrong with that. However, as time passes, and updates occur, if he doesn't come back and make changes to this ROM, then eventually we will have to abandon this ROM. Personally, I do not want to even think about that. I just want to enjoy his work and everything he's done in such a short time.

Beer is coming your way Scott, I haven't forgotten.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] cherylbaker:
Yes that is what I was saying. .No don't leave. Why why are you leaving .
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] cherylbaker:
This really stinks.. I am a flashaholic and am having withdrawals. . I love what scott has done. GivING us choices instead of forcing his likes down our throat. Giving us speed and advancement over stock but leaving us with stock feel. I do not see any other rom out yet that matches this. I so wish I was further along in my learning of this stuff and I would do my own. I just cannot find out how to know what things inside the rom does what. I can take a stock rom and make silly little changes and recompile it but that's it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] t3project:
very possibly in the works that someone may be talking this rom over from scott !!!!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] gyrene2083:
That's interesting to hear, as he posted the following regarding Sharing:

So, maybe someone in fact contacted him.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] t3project:
pretty sure he meant don't take CleanROM as your base without his permission and claim it to be your own rom. as in, renaming it, calling it something it isnt and so forth. actually continuing the CleanROM series for the GN2 is with his permission is something totally different.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] gyrene2083:
Oh I totally agree that's why I said someone must have contacted him for that permission. Either way I am staying glued to this thread...:good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] JoshBeach:
Just to clear the air... my ROM is based off of Scotts Deodexed STOCK ROM. Not clean ROM. Scott and I worked together on alot of things while he was here, and afaik that has nothing to do with him leaving the SGNii.

I too am sorry to see him go. He is an amazing developer and does Great work. Hopefully someone can try to fill the void left in these threads.

Thanks Guys! :)

Sent from my SPH-L900 using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] gyrene2083:
@joshbeach, I'm sorry about the mix up, as I said in your thread, I misread that it was a deodexed stock rom. All I saw was stock, so that was my fault.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Uncle Louie:
Look like Sprint speed (or lack of) was the reason that he left...

https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=318733854900789&id=109505959156914

Sorry to see you go, man! :crying:
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nickpb:
Hi there,

I have just 'inherited' a Galaxy S GT-I9000 from my daughter. It has the original FROYO ROM:

Firmware: 2.2

Baseband version: I9000XXJPP

Kernal version: 2.6.32.9

Build number: FROYO.XXJPO

I'd quite like to update it to something more 'modern', but I'm a bit cautious because it's not clear (to me at least) if I can select any of the suggested ROMs, or whether I need a special one for the XXJPP version.

Sorry if this is a dumb question, but I struggle to keep up with the changes in technology and code nowadays (I am 62 after all).

I did update my previous phone (Orange San Francisco), so I'm not completely Ga-Ga (yet), but could really do with some guidance regarding this particular baseband version.

Thanks in anticipation.

Nick
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xsenman:
It would be simpler just to connect it to KIES and let it update your ROM according to its specs without any worries, If it fails than you can chose latest ROM from here its based on region, so chose latest for your region

Tips before Flashing:-

Backup all your important files, contacts, SMS, game data, images etc to PC or Ext SD card. or make Nanadroid Backup If you have CWM

Backup your EFS Folder to PC or Ext SD card

Enable USB Debugging on Phone. Touch menu>Settings>Applications>Development>

Charge your battery to more than 50% before you attempt any sort of flashing.

Disable Samsung KIES when using Odin. Kill Kies.exe, KiesTrayAgent.exe, & KiesPDLR.exe using Task Manager on PC

Use only ROM and solution for your model and Wipe x3
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AlwaysDroid:
You should look unto cyanogenmod 10. It is unbelievably smooth, and everything works perfect. Also totally stable. To safely do so, update to gingerbread with kies, then flash a custom kernel such as Devil through Odin. Now your ROM will not boot, dont worry. Boot into recovery and flash the CM10 Zip. It may stop halfway. This is okay, and if it happens simply boot into recovery again and flash again. Sucess :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] snapper.fishes:
It doesn't work perfectly. Cyanogen mod is usable, but there are still quite a few issues that you would not find on a stock rom. If the rom is perfect we would already have a stable release. Just take a look at all of the bug reports.

Flashing a custom rom is a large commitment. You are giving up the warranty (thought it's probably over by now), agreeing to withstand any inconvenience that might arise as a result of the custom rom (e.g. Random reboots, bad phone signal, lag, and all sorts of weird problems), and accepting the risk that the roms might break your phone completely (But this is a very rare occurrence. Most bricked phones can still be saved, the only real exceptions being those early I9000M models that has a tendency to fry the internal memory)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PersianSpeed:
Hi.

I think if u be in GB ROMs , it's better , then go to new bases like ICS or JB slowly.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dimitrije R:
Hey I recommend you just to update it via Kies. You will probably get 2.3.6 GB Value Pack. Its pretty good, and stable, atleast for me. If you are not satisfied with preformace that you get with it, you can install custom kernel, such as semaphore, so it would get better,

If you lived with froyo till now, you wont need anything more than GB. And you can be sure about stability, good signal, no restarts and so on, that you can get on some custom ICS and JB roms...
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AlwaysDroid:
I totally and kindly disagree with you. Cm10 has almost no bugs for me at all. No random reboots. Nothing. Its almost perfect.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xxbeanxx:
Please don't be misleading. CM10 is certainly good in it's own right, but there are quite a few things that are not working.

For instance, Google+ instant upload is completely non-functional because of an incomplete implementation in both the camera and gallery apps. This is clearly a rom problem.

The gallery app also has no settings. There is a menu option to access settings, and one would expect to see a settings screen similar to the one in CM9 when that settings menu is clicked. Instead the user is greeted with a blank screen.

Users need to be fully aware of what they are getting when choosing a rom and making statements like "it is almost perfect" is subjective and can be misleading.

Finally you say that CM10 has "almost no bugs" and then follow it with "... nothing" which is an obvious contradiction. Which is it, almost none, or absolutely none?
[Nexus 7 General] CJHolderUK:
Read the OMGUbuntu post and click the link at the bottom.

http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/10/ubuntu-installer-for-nexus-7-tablet-made-available-for-devs

Or click this link

https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Nexus7/Installation

Its a one click installer, just make sure you have an unlocked boot loader and a backup! :)

Note: You need Ubuntu to install Ubuntu on your Nexus 7
[Nexus 7 General] leventccc:
I'm downloading rootfs.img right now but its very slow. Can anyone provide a mirror or url for downloading with download managers?
[Nexus 7 General] espionage724:
Awesome; so this is a native method for running Ubuntu on the Nexus 7? No VNC or emulation, or running on top of Android? And this does wipe out Android?
[Nexus 7 General] CJHolderUK:
This is native, done by a canonical developer. Works surprisingly well on my 8gb. Not super fast but I can browse etc. They keyboard needs work.
[Nexus 7 General] leventccc:
It replaces android. Not vnc or anything like this, pure ubuntu :)
[Nexus 7 General] espionage724:
Sweet :)

Might give it a go in the near future; I have a somewhat decent desktop just sitting doing nothing, looks like it could use some Ubuntu.
[Nexus 7 General] azoller1:
now lets talk about dualbooting......if its possible, is it?
[Nexus 7 General] CJHolderUK:
Ubuntu is great, I'm just waiting on Steam to make my full conversion. If all valve games are ported I'll be happy. :)
[Nexus 7 General] CJHolderUK:
With this program no. However I'm sure its possible, but my knowledge is limited so I can't help you there. Sorry!
[Nexus 7 General] styckx:
If anyone eventually gets a hold of the img's and can host them for us non-Ubuntu users that would be fantastic.. I might take the gamble of pushing them over without the help of an installer and see what happens. :good:
[Nexus 7 General] noneabove:
Any chance I can install it using a virtualboxed ubuntu ?
[Nexus 7 General] ldzman218:
What does this do to recovery? Does it wipe anything from that section?

Sent from Saddam Hussein's hacked cave-radio setup
[Nexus 7 General] wildestpixel:
Need a non ubuntu way to install - i.e. a ubuntu user to cache the img files that are needed for a fastboot update so that Mac or Windows users can install via the SDK. Does anyone have image yet ?
[Nexus 7 General] CJHolderUK:
If you have USB host enabled I'm sure it would work. But I'm not responsible if anything bad happens. ;)
[Nexus 7 General] wildestpixel:
Gosh many posts went between you typing this and me something similar!
[Nexus 7 General] CJHolderUK:
I've left home with only my 16gb N7 (android is currently more touch friendly) I'll upload them when I get home tomorrow, unless somebody does so before hand.
[Nexus 7 General] styckx:
Only thing that I'm worried about is I saw a screen shot asking if you have a 16GB or 8GB Nexus 7.. I own a 32GB. Does this re-partition out your storage or something? It seems like the only logical reason why the installer would care about what version you are installing it on. Makes me wonder if fastbooting over the images without the installer would even work at this point.
[Nexus 7 General] leventccc:
After flashing it my sdcard got formatted. But I accidentally flashed the broken rootfs.img so I'm not sure if its my fault or ubuntu formats sdcard everytime.

Here is a pic
[Nexus 7 General] jeffrey1790:
yeah, on screen keyboard sucks.

---------- Post added at 06:01 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:51 PM ----------

Nope. CWM still intact. :)
[Nexus 7 General] sprogurt:
I don't think I've been this excited with this tablet as I am now! I've been waiting for any Linux or webOS since I got it (1st batch of ebuyer here :D).

Also @leventccc, good phone and tablet combo there!
[Nexus 7 General] Raudi1:
Then perhaps you have to install another package for the browser plugin. At least on Arch Linux you have to install the icedtea package.

I don't know if it has something to do with your problem, but I can't get jDownloader to work. Oddly enough, it works perfectly over vnc in a chroot on my i9100.
[Nexus 7 General] xopher.hunter:
As a long time ubuntu user i am ashamed to ask how the hell do i switch from unity to lxde, i have installed the package twice but it still boots into unity. Unity blows on the n7.
[Nexus 7 General] O2Blevel:
You need to log out and choose lxde from the login screen, it'll be listed in a dropdown to the right of your password.
[Nexus 7 General] lebrac:
You have to log out and choose the right interface...it's also useful creating a new user, so at the boot you can choose...
[Nexus 7 General] azoller1:
Would it be possible to build a kernel on this?
[Nexus 7 General] azoller1:
Ubuntu made an update i think today or yesterday but i heard its suppose to fix some issues and in downloading it now..
[Nexus 7 General] rebel1699:
It is an updated 13.04, which was released on the 7th. Touch is much better. Wifi does not have to be entered manually, and user control is much better. Also has an oobe style first boot. Overall, much more useability.

Skyrocket on AOKP by R4ins
[Nexus 7 General] booda3000:
We can update through the ubuntu updater?
[Nexus 7 General] rebel1699:
No. You need to download the new image.

Skyrocket on AOKP by R4ins
[Nexus 7 General] rebel1699:
Ok, I have been tinkering around with getting flash working kn 13.04. So far, nothing. But, here is what I have tried so far......

I took the libflashplayer.so from the "ics" apk and placed it in /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins. Did not work, although it is compiled for the correct arm version. I also found a libflashplayer.so that was made for ubuntu on android for the ac100/dynabook. Still a no go. So, what else could be missing? Anyone with any ideas or experience with this?

Skyrocket on AOKP by R4ins
[Nexus 7 General] Solarian:
I'm still on 12.10 because I'm waiting for MultiRom to update to support 13.04. Is the speed significantly improved on 13.04? I really love the idea of having Ubuntu on my Nexus 7, but 12.10 is not usable. It's so slow that within 10-15 minutes I rage quit and reboot into Android.
[Nexus 7 General] booda3000:
Me 2
[Nexus 7 General] rebel1699:
Yes, it is a big difference. Night and day. 13.04 is a really good system. I am waiting for multirom v3 as well, but tested 13.04 for a few days. I wouldnt want it as my only system though. Mainly because by its very nature, android is better suited for casual use. I see ubuntu on the n7 as more of an all around tool than a replacement os.
[Nexus 7 General] Solarian:
Got it up and running, it's a pretty big improvement on the previous version, but I still have one major problem. Is there any way to increase the size of things? As it stands, I'm having a hell of a time trying to click anything with my fingers. I guess I really need to invest in a usb otg adapter for this.
[Nexus 7 General] rebel1699:
You can increase the icon size on the taskbar, but thats all I know of so far. Settings-appearance
[Nexus 7 General] Solarian:
Yea, that option didn't seem to be super helpful. The only thing that has helped so far was large fonts in accessibility, but it still doesn't feel ready for prime time as a touch screen.
[Nexus 7 General] Räph96:
Is there a way to fix the Bluetooth in 13.04?
[Nexus 7 General] rebel1699:
Yes, partially. Go to the ubuntunon n7 wiki, and look up known issues. Pay attention to the valgrind workaround till it is properly fixed.
[Nexus 7 General] farmerbb:
Just tried that workaround on the Dec. 22nd build of 13.04 after previously using it on 12.10. Doesn't work. From what I've read it seems like 13.04 has missing Broadcom patches that prevent Bluetooth from working on it, period.
[Nexus 7 General] rebel1699:
You may be correct. I have not tried lately, as I dont use bluetooth with ubuntu. I barely use it with android, lol. Except using it with a headset, i feel it is just to painfully slow for things like obex transfers and tethering.
[Nexus 7 General] azoller1:
So if we can hook up a hard drive and run Ubuntu off of that, then couldn't we build an aosp ROM for a device? Cause a build I think is about 30gb+?