yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Myta:
Google Now issue- Reminders not working

On JM 18 has anyone gotten reminders to work on Google Now? Everything on the ROM is great, except I often set reminders by voice. You can check when in Google Now by going to settings, mystuff, reminders, you should be able to see upcoming or past reminders, I am no longer able to see or set any.

Any suggestions?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] pyraxiate:
My server is still hosting JM16-18 as well as JX16-18. Same torrent links. If you check the respective threads, I posted them. Reposting them all again here to save ya'll the hassle ;)

Jm-16 https://db.tt/mH84ZpNT

Jm-17 https://db.tt/0ERUT1Bp

Jm-18 https://db.tt/aUOXEgIU

Jx-16 https://db.tt/I3DqUzTf

Jx-17 https://db.tt/LyF1bCM5

Jx-18 (v4) https://db.tt/D1gqvdIe
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] zuckerj:
Argh! It has happened again.

Summary, I did the memory swap option in Aroma. After flashing the JM18 ROM is complete everything works fine. BUT, after some number of hours of operation the phone begins seeing both the external and internal memory as the 64GB SD card.

Yesterday it worked fine alk day after I did a dirty flash to fix it from the day before. That seems to be the only remedy, a dirty flash.

Weird that it treats them as two separate (mirrored) data stores. When I go to gallery I see two of every folder.

When I go to ES File Explorer it shows both sdcard0 and extSdCard as having the same used and free. And if I go to either location I see the contents of my sd card.

I have not pinpointed any specific cause or sequence of events that leads to the issue. It happens quietly as well. I only realize it has happened when I go to the gallery and start seeing duplicates of all my folders.

Any insights appreciated.

Las of all my internal GBs is a significant loss of space.

Jedi Master ( 18 ) - Galaxy Note 2 ( T889 ) - Saber ( 46 )

The force is with me.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Ash359:
This is why I don't use the swap. I tried it once and got weird bugs and decided it wasn't worth it to me

Sent from my Jedi Master Note 2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] zuckerj:
Yeah I was wary as well, but I thought I'd give it a shot.

It is actually VERY cool to have all the storage listing as internal memory. But if I'm going to have to dirty flash each day, not worth it... But...

Coincidentally on the JediX19 thread someone mentioned a very similar issue and MarkB suggested that they simply go in and unmount the card, then remount the card.

So I gave it a shot and viola! It worked. This is MUCH BETTER than dirty flashing. BUT...

I'm not going to want to have to unmount and remount my sdcard everyday in order for the phone to recognize both distinct data stores as such. So I still want to figure out why this is happening. I'm fine doing the mount and unmount for a while if this is something that has a chance of being fixed. Guess I'll see by the responses in the next few days.

If not,, then I guess it is back to non-swapped memory and using the Sansung camera instead of the 4.3 camera.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] NeoAndroid:
I have to keep my brightness at 100% all the time so I only get 3 hours screen on time at most :(
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] vebulous:
If you can supply us with a logcat or any kind of system log when the incident occurs, that'd be helpful. Also, if you don't mind dirty flashing again, and recreating the event. Try and remember how long it takes for the bug to occur (or whenever you notice it), and immediately run a logcat.

Here's a suggestion for any brave souls out there, modify the sh script to push out independent logs. I'll give it a shot, but I'm way too novice to be having someone else run my hack-n-slash pseudo-scripting.

[MENTION=1361191]zuckerj[/MENTION], what filesystem does your external SD card have? FAT32 (vfat) or exFat?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] zuckerj:
ExFat.

Which LogCat app should I use? A number of them listed.

Learning about logcat now... Hold please. :)

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Ok, got CatLog. Problem is that I really have no indication when this occurs. I just find out when I go to the Gallery, or I go into ES File Explorer.

But I'll check more often and see what I can capture, but I'm assuming that if it has already happened, it might be too late to start monitoring.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] vebulous:
You'll have to reproduce the incident and dump the logcat. By that, i mean dirty-flash the mod and wait for it to crap out again (assuming it does)

BUT before you do that, make a backup read below:

Also, can you do me a favor, because I don't have the mod installed and Aroma scares me, can you check where the SH script is? A good place to start is in /etc/init.d, so you'll have to have root explorer enabled in ES File Manager (or whatever else you use to browse). If its in there, I'll attach a modified extsd2internalsd script (with tons logging) you can just copy-paste and change permissions to 755 or rwxr-xr-x).

The log files are set to dump on /storage/sdcard0, so, after a reboot, check there for "extsd2intsd-11externalcd2internalsd.log"

once you copy it there, you can easily change permissions in ES file explorer if you long-press on the file -> 3dot menu -> Properties and you'll see a button to change Permissions. Set Read on all 3, Write on Owner only, and Execute on all 3 (see attached screenshot)

The .zip is not flashable. I don't know exactly where the script goes, so like i said, you'll have to find the old one and try this.

and please, make a backup. If this fudges your system, I'll feel really really bad. But that's it. I wont be able to fix your phone. :p
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] zuckerj:
Yeah, got it. I'm learning on the fly.

Got CatLog running. Waiting for something to happen.

On the advice of MarkB I was looking into the swap/exfat script to see if perhaps running this script explicitly, on every boot, might help things ( I believe you had mentioned something to this effect a while back too ), so I decided to see what would happen if I rebooted since my current situation is that I fixed things by simply unmounting external storage and remounted it to point to my phone's internal memory. If this was a script error, then whatever messed things up before I unmounted and remounted should still be out of whack and I should experience the problem again.

Weird. Very weird. Everything is still in order after reboot.

Strange. Appears that if I have both Internal and External storage both pointing to my SD Card at Reboot time, it will come back that way. But if I go in and unmount the External Storage and Remount it back to point to my phones internal memory, then I reboot, that then everything is fine.

So it appears that SOMETHING I'm doing while using the phone is re-assigning the External Storage to point to my SD Card. The scripts seem to be doing what they are supposed to be doing.

Ok, going to continue to hunt with this assumption.

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Ok, it happened again, not too long after a reboot. Not sure exactly how long as after I checked that everything was still ok, I set the phone down and did some REAL work (you know, the stuff other people pay you for) and when I went back to the phone it was now pointing both internal and SDCard at my SD Card. I unmounted the SDCard in settings, and remounted it, and it immediately pointed at the phone's internal memory again, as it should.

So, I'm going to see if this ever gets undone, as long as the phone is not rebooted.

If it sticks, and everything remains ok, then this definitely points to some task that is being initiated at some point after a reboot (not immediately, because I tested the phone after the reboot and all was well. But this did happen quickly after the reboot so it does seem like there could be an association.

Perhaps running that extracted script on each boot will fix things. First going to see if everything remains good as long as I don't reboot.

If it stays solid, then I'll try another reboot. If that causes the problem to occur in a relatively short timespan, I'll look into running the extracted script with a script manager and see if that helps.

Will update as I know more. But, if I just need to unmount and remount once per reboot, not so bad. Fingers Crossed.

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A thought. Could my Trickster Mod changes, that I have set to execute on boot "Set On Boot" with a delay, be causing havoc of this kind? I mean, when it makes the changes to the kernel settings, could it inadvertently be squashing my pointer of the SDCard to the phone's internal memory, and reassigning it to the SD Card? Just a thought.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Toxic_Dragon:
Will we be seeing the Jedi Master rom on the T-Mobile Galaxy Note 3?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] psycho4us4:
There will be jedi by [MENTION=4488450]ptmr3[/MENTION].

There is Sabrekernel already by [MENTION=4488450]ptmr3[/MENTION] as well here.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2484840
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Android_Guy:
Cpu Idle Mode Question

Loving the ROM and the new animations! :good:

The flash is only 2 days old, so I am going to give it some time, but it seems the battery is draining slightly faster than the last incarnation of this ROM. I was looking in the Trickster Mod app, and noticed the Cpu Idle mode, and its set to "AFTR+LPA". I see that the S3, which is very similar to the Note II, should be set to IDLE+LPA.

Should I be worried about this? Is AFTR+LPA indeed a better setting? Could this be related to increased battery drain, and has this always been set this way in the Jedi Master ROMS?:confused:

Any info appreciated... Thanks
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] vebulous:
As far as i understand it, AFTR is more of a performance mode for the cpu idle mode. In contrast, IDLE is used more for battery savings. I use IDLE+LPA and i'm completely happy with my phone's battery performance.

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If that's the case, the script itself is fine. Dont even bother running my little mod (it may do nothing or it may break everything). Try running Trickster MOD with stock speeds and no delay. O just uninstall trickster altogether. And see what happens.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Mr. Moe:
Anybody else not getting notification sound. Like when receiving text message. I've turned it up and still nothing.

Also how do you get rid of the notification icon one you read a text message
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Senior209:
I've downloaded and flashed this rom SEVERAL times.. Each time, it stays stuck on the "Galaxy Note II" load screen after reboot.. I cannot use this rom at all. Anyone else have this issue?

Sent from one bad ass Jedi Mastered T-Mobile T889
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Craniotomy:
Where did you download it? Phone? Or pc? Did you check the md5 if it matches?

POWERED by the MASTER!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Ash359:
Took me a situation just like that one too learn what an md5 was

Amazing thing md5, can actually tell whether your download is good or bad.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] sino8r:
It goes in the init.d folder... I'm not sure why some are having issues with this script. Its been nothing but perfect for me. I've used it almost as long as this device has been out on various ROMs. Maybe y'all could try executing the script at boot via a different means like sManager. If you use it to execute at boot, it can go anywhere. Are y'all using some ext2 partition as well or something? Maybe the card is bad, needs formatting, or run a disk check... Unmounting when device is on is a strange quirk indeed. Have you confirmed via a different file manager like root explorer? Probably... Sorry that was stupid. Just trying to think here. Please post those logs. I'll help if I can...

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My trickster runs at boot no issues. Post that log file please. I'll try and help as well....
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] ptmr3:
Hey guys, sorry been kind of MIA. Very busy with work and feeling like hell. I'll work on being around lol
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Craniotomy:
Life and family comes first dude. ;)

POWERED by the MASTER!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] zuckerj:
After tracking this for a few days I don't think this is an issue with the script.

This seems to be related to something that happens once, at some point after boot.

After I notice that both internal and sdcard memory pointers are aimed at my SD card, I unmount the sdcard, then remount the sdcard and then everything is fine again (internal memory pointer points to SD card and sdcard pointer points to internal memory location). This apparently fixes the problem indefinitely... Until I reboot.

After I reboot everything appears fine as well, which let's the boot scripts off the hook. And everything continues to be fine, for a short while. But then, quietly, the sdcsrd mapping gets reassigned to the SD card resulting in both internal and sdcard pointing to my SD card.

Again, I unmount and remount then everything seems to be fine. I've been good for the last 20 hours or so since my last mount and remount.

Help me with how best to run the logs to get you the best info. Should I reboot, then immediately start the catlog? Like I said, it is difficult to know when this actually happens as my only indication something has changed is by looking in a file Explorer, or visiting my gallery.

Jedi Master ( 18 ) - Galaxy Note 2 ( T889 ) - Saber ( 46 )

The force is with me.

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Welcome back ptmr3! If anyone deserves a break from the XDA madness, you definitely top the list as deserving.

Jedi Master ( 18 ) - Galaxy Note 2 ( T889 ) - Saber ( 46 )

The force is with me.

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Wow! I can't believe I didn't see/read all of this regarding the script. Sorry!

I'll actually take a look at the script. If I don't spot any issues (that could "fudge" my phone, perhaps I'll give this a shot, you know for sh*ts and giggles at least, and a little bit of practice mucking around the guts of the phone.

Like I mentioned in a few other posts, I don't think this has anything to do with the swap boot script.

Thanks!!!

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Curious, does it matter that you are setting LOG equal to a location that has not yet been defined (the mount to that defined location happens latter in the file), and that you start redirecting output to that location before it is defined?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] 1totalpro1:
I flashed colorHd jedi with no problems. It just has no lte icon the speed and battery life are still their.

Galaxy note2 Jedi Master 18.

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I had same issues with 17&18.

Galaxy note2 Jedi Master 18.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] zuckerj:
Just had my first SOD.

Anyway, this gave me no choice but to reboot. And sure enough, after the reboot my extSdCard and sdcard0 storage were both pointing to my 64GB SD Card (I thought I'd start using more precise terminology as I'm sure this get confusing).

Anyway, I'm not sure if this change happened before the SOD, or after the reboot. So I'm about to reboot again, but I'm not sure the best way to get logs that cover the boot process. I can turn on my CatLog as soon as the system boots up, but seems that might be a bit late in order to capture what is going on.

The script that vebulous sent me had some possible issues that I've asked him to confirm before using the script (it might be fine, what do I know? But I did see some things in there that concerned me, so better safe than sorry).

I'll report on my reboot. If this is happening consistently after reboot, I can re-assess my initial impression that this is not related to boot scripts. Here goes.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Senior209:
I downloaded it to both phone and pc several times to get the same result.. not sure what an md5 is tho..

Sent from one bad ass Jedi Mastered T-Mobile T889
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] zuckerj:
Ok... I have a BUNCH more information, and hopefully some relevant logs.

First, this is definitely happening as part of the boot process.

Second, and this is interesting and weird and I hope someone can explain this to me, when I unmount the first time after a boot (when both sdcard0 and extSdCard are both pointing towards my 64GB SD Card) and then remount it immediately assigns extSdCard to my phone's internal memory, as it should have done from the start. Now here is the weird part. If I subsequently unmount the extSdCard, then attempt to remount, it delays for about 20 or 30 seconds, then it points extSdCard to my 64GB SD Card. At this point, no matter how many times I unmount and remount, it ALWAYS assigns to my 64GB SD Card.

But then if I reboot, and it is again pointing both extSdCard and sdcard0 to my 64GB SD Card, and then I do an unmount, then a remount of the extSdCard it points correctly to my phone's internal memory (this only happens correctly the first time I do the unmount and remount after boot).

Weird, eh?

So,

I captured a log while doing the unmount and remount resulting in extSdCard -> Phone's Internal Memory & sdcard0 -> 64GB SD Card

and

I captured a log while doing the unmount and remount resulting in extSdCard -> 64GB SD Card & sdcard0 -> 64GB SD Card

Hope this helps explain things a little bit. So what is the best practice of getting these logs to those that request them? PM them? Or post them (I'm not entirely sure if these logs contain any information I wouldn't want distributed to the internet as a whole).
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Craniotomy:
If you have root explorer or es explorer, choose jedi master zip then menu look for properties, there you'll see md5, then choose calculate check sum, wait for the result, then match it to the first post md5. This is to check if you have a complete download or not.

POWERED by the MASTER!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Septembersrain:
I'm super impressed. Loving this ROM. ^_^

Sent from my SGH-T889 using Xparent Green Tapatalk 2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] sino8r:
You got the full log when booting? Did you reboot while connected to adb or something? Well either way yes you are correct... Some logs can reveal email or personal data. I recommend editing it with a few *'s before posting it here. At least a few more can lend a hand if they see an error as well.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] psycho4us4:
You charged not fair
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] vebulous:
I'm almost sure you're using ClockwordMod Recovery and forgetting to format /system (or SYSTEM PARTITION. I cant remember what it's called)

Make sure you follow OP TO THE T! (TEE) The Absolute first time I flashed Jedi Master 8 (back in the olde days), I ran into your problem. Then re-read the op and had forgotten to format that pesky system partition.

Then again, once you do that and it still doesn't work, check MD5 and redownload if necessary.

On a side Note (pun intended), I highly recommend you install TWRP (Team Win Recovery Project). It takes the place of ClockworkMod, but is 100x better. More options, smoother, even has a built-in filebrowser and the screen is dimmable. Not to mention it looks boss.

Look it up, totally worth it.

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As soon as I saw that, I was like ".... that doesn't seem right". That bump at the 3/4 mark of the graph gives rise to a strange suspicion that

a) you charged your phone at one point and cheated at something.

b) your phone got hit by radioactive gamma radiation (i know, redundant, right?) and your phone is now the Hulk.

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Yeah, the script seems to be doing fine. And I edited my post, thats why you didn't see it (my bad).

Also, don't bother running my modded script, since ... well I modded it.

As for the log thing, it wouldn't do any harm since even if the script failed, it would write to at least 1 partition. Like I said, I'm not a guru.

As for your:

Its WORKING -> Its not working let me unmount/remount -> Its WORKING -> Let me unmount/remount anyway -> It stopped working until reboot

That is some straight crazy sauce. I dont have any helpful information to give you in that regard. Sorry.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] zuckerj:
No. Didn't get full log when rebooting. Not sure how to go about getting that log.

I did get a log of my successful unmount remount and a log of my unsuccessful unmount remount.

Jedi Master ( 18 ) - Galaxy Note 2 ( T889 ) - Saber ( 46 )

The force is with me.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] sino8r:
Do you have a PC with adb installed? Connect the phone and reboot while connected via adb & USB. There are a few threads around here to help you pull the log and how to use adb. Id tell you myself but i dont remember the commands offhand. Then you can edit the log removing any personal info and post it here. I'd say just do that rather than just pming to me. The more eyes looking at it might help us figure this out. Oh btw... Do you just use the memory script from Jedi or did you pull it else where? I have a few ideas if we can't fix this. There are a few other methods to accomplish the SD card/internal swap. We can try those if we can't figure this one out. So don't worry! We'll help you:highfive:

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Y'all be nice to Sept lol! She's really cool and it doesn't hurt that she has an uncanny resemblance to my ex from high school hahahha! She liked to cheat as well! Jk! Anyways... He should probably pull that log via adb that way we can get the full complete one when it reboots. I have seen a few other apps and mods he can try to get his phone going. Also you are right abut the recovery. I've seen this may times posted by users and they all seem to use clockwork. For some reason clockwork doesn't like our devices...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] zuckerj:
I have a Mac, but I can boot it into PC os. I'll have to see about getting adb setup.

I have two Lil ones under 19 months (15 months apart), so I don't get much time to work on this stuff in the evenings, or the weekends. Will see what I can do though. Would love to get some logs out for a little scrutiny.

Jedi Master ( 18 ) - Galaxy Note 2 ( T889 ) - Saber ( 46 )

The force is with me.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] sino8r:
It is a little time consuming... Have you tried link2sd app or any similar scripts? Might just be quicker using those if times an issue. Although, I'm very curious to see why its acting this way lol!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] zuckerj:
I'll get it done. 15% chance over the weekend, otherwise next week.

Just read a guide on installing adb and using the debug tools.

Jedi Master ( 18 ) - Galaxy Note 2 ( T889 ) - Saber ( 46 )

The force is with me.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] sino8r:
No rush... Just take your time. Was curious if you tried those other sd/storage switch apps or mods because that would be quicker than setting up adb plus wondering if you got them same results with those as well. Enjoy your weekend!:good:

Hey I have something for ya! Try this version of the script. Extract it from the zip & place it in the init.d folder with proper permissions (just check the other scripts inside if you forget which ones) then reboot. It's basically the same one from this rom but it's a bit older and the variables are slightly different. Let us know how it goes!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Septembersrain:
Oh! Yeah, for two seconds when I tested out a portable charger I bought from someone in the forums. My bad. ×_×

Speaking of that, this is an awesome charger.

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