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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] sublimaze:
Actually I have had the opposite experience. TW roms run a little longer for me, but every phone is different.

Something is wrong if it takes 10 mins to extract a single file.

Yep, it should take less than 10 minutes to transfer an entire rom. 10 minutes to extract a single file is definitely odd :confused:

T-mobile has competitive pricing, but their service absolutely blows in my neck of the woods.

You might be able to port this rom to your new phone, there is a thread or two about that.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] commiecat:
Notification laws vary by state in the US. Some states require that only one party be notified about the recording, which essentially means that you can start recording a call without telling the other person. Other states require that both parties be notified.

Still, I wouldn't want to flirt with that liability as a developer and I think that the setting is fine as it is currently.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] jeremiahEJ54:
Yeah got me there....yes 13 but I'll call it 13.5 with the changes:D
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] deadfrog82:
Okay so I have done the sd swap on beans 11 currebtly. What exactly do I do if I want to clean install beans 13. Basically I have apps on sd and system so im wondering how do I wipe both sd and internal memory so I have 16 internal and 32 sd to start. By the way woild like to do sd swap again.

Sent from my Beans enhanced note2
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Obsidian...:
Aosp should always be faster and better on battery because it's literally just the bare bones of Android. Once a manufacture gets their hands on the source they manipulate and add in so many redundancies that even the best dev can't debloat & strip it down the level that could compete with aosp.

That is unless you happen to work for that manufacture and wrote the code so you know all the code you can remove without causing issues. Even then it wouldn't be worth it lol. Your kernel is obviously a huge factor in that equation too.

In Michigan only one side needs to know which is creepy. Those of you who are single parents be careful what you say to your ex lol. I had a buddy that got burned in a custody battle because of that

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] astrocity:
I'm currently running carbon after a failed (phone FC) of chaos.....anyways, I'm wanting to go back to beans but my filesystem is all messed up from trying to go from aosp to two and back again. Emulated SD, 0 folder, etc. I cannot find my downloads at all....just missing.

Someone had mentioned a 4.2 "fix" zip that would be flashed in the process. Can anyone PLEASE help me with this. I've searched, its just not happening for me today. Tried all weekend. Frustrated and overslept today because aosp volume sucks!

Thank you in advance.

Tldr; I'm on aosp want to go back to beans can't find my downloads. Need the file system fix zip/instructions.

Daniel
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] spiderbolt:
Ok so what would b wrong. My phone runs fine and has no problems only thing that has seemed diff is when I flash any new rom after signing into google thru setup wizard I then have to go into play store and sign in again in order to get my apps contacts and email to link or load. On beans 11 and 12 I had to do the same thing plus I would get a notification from google saying that gmail needed permission to run gmail and then my gmail would never sync
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] sublimaze:
It doesn't make much sense to me either, but that has been my observation. Maybe it's because when I am on aosp rom, the updates are so frequent that I am not on the same build long enough for the battery to equilibrate lol
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Patriot Virus:
I found in the 0 folder once I flashed back to beans that there is a restore sd card zip. Hope that helps.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] CAPTainJRacine:
Several people in this thread are Boston based. Hope all of you and yours are okay with what is going on right now in Boston.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] sublimaze:
I don't bother signing into Gmail during setup wizard because I prefer to restore apps & data thru TiBu. When setup wizard finishes, I open Google Play and login, download TiBu and Root Explorer, install AdAway from external sd card (but don't reboot), open TiBu and restore android ID which reboots automatically. Then I restore all the apps & data that I use on every rom.

Sometimes I have noticed that even after signing into Gmail, it does not sync automatically and you must go to main Settings > Accounts > Google, click your email account name and check the sync box next to Gmail. This may happen when you install a modded/inverted Gmail. Other times it happens for no apparent reason. :rolleyes:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] wmaudio:
Auto call recording

I have asked the forums and the developer for this feature since Beans B2 and even donated some dough and no dice. I got tired of people assuming I haven't done my homework and lecturing me about the legality of it, or assuming that just because they can think of no reason to have it, no one does. I especially love being told that the menu / record call process should be good enough. I just quit asking.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Obsidian...:
You sir are a crackflasher like myself so I can appreciate that response :) ota roms should always be more refined than aosp roms but it comes with a cost of battery life and quickness. If it wasn't a give and take relationship between the two we'd all be using the same style due to the lack of development for the crappier type

Our devices have huge batteries now and are getting so fast that it's hard to compare these days so it'd be hard to quantify now anyway but back in the OG & DX days (& even with the Bionic) it was easily measured due to the dramatic difference.

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Aesrys:
One potential wriggle with this thought though is that most AOSP roms don't end up being bare bones. AOSP is by itself, but many ROMs then throw in a large # of features like PIE, customizing lock screen targets, and PA-type per-app DPI settings (to name only a few). As many, if not more than, stock-based custom ROMs. And, as we all know, it usually just comes down to your phone and individual setup. I get fantastic battery life on my GN2, but I turn a lot of stuff off that I don't use much (like GPS, location services, and Google Now).

I will agree totally with your last statement though. With the battery and hardware on this phone, it's much harder to tell a difference between stock-based and AOSP/CM based. It was much easier for me to tell on my old Fascinate.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] cawty:
Damn dude....lol had me scrambling looking for build 14. Watch out now your dealing with a forum full of addicts. .

special delivery from my Gnote II
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] BRosenow:
+1 Hope and pray for all of those affected.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] jeremiahEJ54:
Check the CM thread for the downgrade zip... I had the same problem jumping back and forth from AOSP to TW, eventually I just backed up both internal and external sd cards wiped the whole thing out formatted and went to Beans full time for a week or so now... I think I get my first coin at the next meeting:p
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] jsadler09:
Thank you so much for sharing this! I copied this file over yesterday and it works perfect.

V13 is running fast and smooth, and it could be my imagination, but battery life seems better too.

My only suggestion for this ROM would be to use the pop up browser that Scott uses in Clean rom, you can tap and drag to resize.

Keep up the great work, and thanks again!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Spectredroid:
To everyone from Boston: hope you're okay. Crazy what happened. Hang in there.

From an unlocked Note 2. Hmm...... Can you hear me Verizon, out on Uranus?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Obsidian...:
I can partially agree with you but if you are a dev, cs , engineer or even if you have just taken some basic programming you can agree that adding your own code to a base build (aosp) creates much cleaner, simpler code that is also shorter and error free (if there is an error you made it lol) rather than trying to make the same finished product by stripping down all the bloat, proprietary garbage and unneeded code that comes with someone else's (in this case a multi billion dollar company's) elaborately over written final product (ota) After it's as good as you can get it you then get to the point where you add the same custom code you added to the base (aosp) above. Errors that are caused by redundant or extra code are common because they were missed or the purpose of the code is unknown to the dev and even if the extra code doesn't cause issues it adds read/processing time. Anyway you get what I'm saying. If you're comparing apples to apples aosp with pa mods or ota with same pa mods the results will be as I explained. Faster and better battery with aosp than ota.

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] CyD13:
Is there a setting to disable AM/PM and weekday in the status bar, and I'd love the ability to make it so that all new notifications appear automatically expanded. Things I miss from AOSP.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] sublimaze:
Settings > Date & time > AM/PM style and Day of week
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] dpadaddict:
Yes, setting, date and time, and you should see clock options.

Sent from my bad ass Note 2 running Beanstown
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] ScottieB:
This ROM just gets better and better! Thanx Beans!

Apologies if this has been discussed. I feel like it has but couldn't find it.

I love the inverted email app - but have to use gmail just as often and I'm going schizo looking at black and white. Is there an inverted gmail that works on Beans?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] sublimaze:
I wasn't going to post this because it's not directly rom related, but since you (sorta) brought it up, I guess I will ;)

Backitude for Google Latitude is a free app that reins in your phone's constant pinging to Google location servers -- a HUGE source of wakelocks that prevent your phone from staying in deep sleep. It does so by using GPS, wi-fi and cell tower triangulation to periodically send location data to Google. I have been using Backitude for a few days, and I have seen an improvement in battery life and wakelocks. I am not affiliated with Backitude development, I am just passing along another option for battery tweaking.

I have been using travp624's inverted Gmail & Google Now without issues.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] jrbxx7:
I use b- boy's inverted and xparent gapps! Has the new play store blacked out. Flawless!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1231787
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] BeansTown106:
no but will look into it for b14 :P

that symbol is for dropbox's 50gb setup

this rom actually runs on the tmobile note2 a cpl users in here are succesfully running it on thier tmobile note2 :)

will look into this mod for buiild 15

fully agreed, and glad you got your screen replaced

i hope you have unlimited data lol

will be an option in build 14

this seemed to have broken after i added the toggles for clock/ampm/day of week i am looking into it

it doesnt have to be samsung branded but it needs to be samsung note2/gs3 capable aka 11 pin layout instead of the normal 5 pin layout other carriers use

might have to take you up on that offer lol

damn my buddy who works at sprint got me the entire phone minus the motherboard and battery for free.. so i literally just had to open it and slap in my verizon motherboard and battery into mine and now i have a nice UNBRANDED verizon note2 lol.. still got my verizon parts as well so if someone ends up completely destroying thier note2 i will buy it for the motherboard so o i can have a replacement note2 lmao

updater is broken will be fixed for next build

HELL YEAH!!! time to odin to stock minus the bootloader and try and get that update.. im also trying to talk with the guy who posted the pics etc and see if he will dump his system,rpm,modem, and kernel for me im sooooooooo excited right now lol

it works on tmobile :P there is a cpl users in here who are using it on tmo, also when we get the 4.1.2 update i am gonna make the rom multicarrier supported

thanks these will be added to build 14

thanks i appreciate this i am not in boston but close and my thoughts and prayers go out to everyone affected in todays nonsence..

agreed.. what a sad thing to have happen
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] BeansTown106:
sorry the last cpl pages i kinda skimmed over cuz i was soo excited about seeing the 4.1.2 soak test lol!!! cant wait for this update

ps anyone who talks **** about the new twrp is crazy... i just noticed it now backups the efs partition that is BADASS!! basically use twrp and u will never have the lost imei problem again
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] ibm2010:
When you say "open TiBu and restore android ID" is this a necessary step I should be doing? I have never restored my android ID. What does the android ID do for restoring my apps and data?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] bostonbassman78:
Hey beans hope u and none of your family where in Boston today for that bombing and I hope yall are okay
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] lgoldstein:
Have you tweaked any settings, or just running it tye way it comes?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] BeansTown106:
im from springfield so im fine i hope none of you or your family were either such a sad thing..
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] FormeriPhoney:
Crazy in Boston today. I was in Midtown at work during 9-11.

Definitely brought back some scary memories.

:(
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] evilhunter101:
TWRP is definitely the best recovery to me, but there is one change I don't like. When you go to flash something, you used to be able to just hit what source (internal or external) without having to go into a new menu. Same for backups and such. Not exactly a deal breaker, but annoying nonetheless.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] jakeo423:
Has anyone else had decreased volume levels? Is why. The speaker abs when I have headphones in, and with volume + its still incredibly quiet. Any help would be appreciated.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Shamestick:
What kernel are you using?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] sublimaze:
I believe apps may access your android device ID, perhaps as a "fingerprint". Every time I launch TiBu on a new rom, it always shows 2 device IDs and asks if I want to restore the old one, so I do it. I have never kept the "new" ID, so I honestly don't know if it would change app behavior. Anyone that has more info, feel free to chime in.

Agreed. I also don't like the new wipe menu -- it is too easy to wipe everything. I prefer the older menu with separate buttons for cache, dalvik, data, etc. Oh well, Team Win didn't ask for my opinion... :rolleyes:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Obsidian...:
I had issues with volume when using 3.5mm aux cable. But like someone said it could be kernel related. Open Stweaks and you can amplify it... Once again depending on your kernel choice

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] JBeXX:
I agree. I preferred the previous twrp wipe menu.

But on a plus side, it looks like team win will be at least adding back the option to wipe internal storage.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Rolfsted:
Build 14 and 15???? Wow and we're still on 13!?!

Beans da man......
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] evilhunter101:
Ah, yes, I forgot about the wipe menu. And about titanium backup. I've never used it to keep my android ID since my sgs1 Fascinate. I always just batch backup and restore apps+data with no issues. As far as I know, saving the android ID doesn't have any real benefit.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] danaff37:
It's discouraged for app developers to even use the device id. So it rarely affects anything. But it can on occasion.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] quantump8:
[Rom] Jelly'Beans' - Build 13 [04/10/13][Aroma][Fully Customizable][I605VRALL4] ☜★

So Beans. Love build 13. Works way better then 12 on my note 2. When can we expect 14? No rush. Just wondering.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Jeremiah_1988:
Why am I no longer getting sms notifications? Ive rw installed the rom and deleted apps like light manager, knok 2+, etc
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] chakra:
I was actually more interested in when 15 will be out, if we are conjecturing the subject.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] kench33:
How do I install the new twrp?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Obsidian...:
Open goo manager hit menu then click Install OpenRecoveryScript and it'll download and flash for you

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] AndrewZorn:
I cannot get the per-app DPI settings to work. Right now I'm running 240 DPI globally with a changer app and simply wanted to correct the keyboard and a couple others to behave normally (though I've tried the following without it)...

I installed the framework by the button, then open per-app settings, find an app, enter 320 DPI, and set resolution to 800x1280 (but have tried not changing from default as well). I save and say yes to kill app... but nothing changes. At all. Even after restart. I've tried the camera, Swiftkey, and a couple others.

What am I doing wrong? Thanks in advance.

OTHER THAN THAT, this ROM seems awesome. I've been on Paranoid for a looong time and recently got sick of the GPS being so inconsistent. I thought the switch back would be awful, but it's actually been quite pleasant, and with universal and per-app DPI changes, it would be amazing.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] bostonbassman78:
Yes its very sad and I live in florida now and no one in my family was there ty for asking
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] kench33:
Never mind

Sent from my Galaxy Note²
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Dad23Boys77:
So im getting an error message when trying to do the OTA update, any suggestions?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Doogiedog:
If I may ask, what in build 13 works way better than build 12 for you and if you love 13 what is missing in it that you are already wanting 14? Just curious... :confused:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] dpadaddict:
Please, please, please, use search. This has been talked to death. Is a known issue. Use the link in the OP.

Sent from my bad ass Note 2 running Beanstown
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Dad23Boys77:
Sorry was being lazu! Will do a such now!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Doogiedog:
I believe Beans server is down for build 13 but should be up for the next build, so you can download it from the link in the OP. :)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] JSmoove3g4:
Any major changes from 12 to 13 or should I just wait
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] denpad2010:
Hell yeah!!!! :D
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] JBeXX:
Aside from the changelog listed in the OP, the only other major change is beans baked in an option for brewing k-cup coffee :P
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] BoostedB18C:
Does that mean in build 14 there will be an option for a keg?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] BobbysWorld83:
Please someone help, I went to Aosp rom and now im trying to come back to BEANS and im stuck in a boot loop, im using the newest version of TWRP and I have the downgrade file downloaded please help asap!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] jakeo423:
I've been using perseus, so I guess I'll try another. I liked the battery life with that one, but the low audio is kind of a deal breaker. I guess I'll try Sabre or stock. Anything you guys recommend?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] sublimaze:
I want it to print money and make bacon.

If you have build 12 setup the way you like it, then you may want to wait for b14. Most of the updates in b13 are apps & mods you can update yourself via market or other xda threads.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] dragonfly1113:
cant wait for beans to get his hands on the source code for the s4 4.2.2 touchwiz builds when its released. love beans on my note 2.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] ajamudc:
If you go to the audio tab of STweaks and uncheck enable saturation prevention, it will increase the volume.

There are also settings for Speaker and Headphone amplification, but unchecking the saturation prevention was enough for me.

Sent from my Verizon Note 2 running Jelly Beans
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] denpad2010:
Ok I'm using perseus kernel I'd like try beans kernel, so I just flashed and that's it?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] BRosenow:
If you chose the Beans kernel in Aroma, that's it! Cool, huh?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Dr. Droidberg:
Yep. All you need to do to switch kernels is boot into TWRP, wipe caches, & install the new kernel.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] denpad2010:
Thank you
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Obsidian...:
You need to turn it on. Tab over to the right and check the box (see pic)

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] sleevasteve:
Yep that's what I was thinking too, you have to enable the module after you install the framework then reboot.

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What issue are you having flashing back? As long as you flash a TW kernel(which is included in the aroma installer) you shouldn't have any issues, just flash the downgrade zip after the ROM.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] evilhunter101:
Don't think I saw anyone reply to this one. Are you talking about the led or actual notifications in the status bar?

If led:

The built in perseus and stweaks seem to have a random problem with the led just not working right. I mean random as in some users report no issues, others like myself either can't get it to light up or, after it lights up, we can't get it to stop without rebooting. Switching to sabre kernel fixed it for me.

If notification in the status bar:

Only thing I can think of is you either accidentally disabled them in the app itself or system (settings>application manager), or you use one of those apps that can disable notifications for you and maybe accidentally did so there.

I can't think of anything else that would affect the notifications, especially since you already tried a reinstall and such.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] AndrewZorn:
Ah, thanks! The tabs look totally different on mine for some reason.

Most seems to work fine as far as correcting DPI back from 240 to 320... but Swiftkey... 240 DPI is too tiny, but even 280 forces it to be so large it goes offscreen. I've tried changing the resolution, but that doesn't seem to matter. And the aspect ratio of the keyboard seems to jump when going from 240 to 320, the keys finally get long, but again, once they become usable in size, I can only see half the screen.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Obsidian...:
+1

Here if from a different tw roms FAQ

Q... I flashed the ROM, now I'm looping on the Samsung boot logo, why did you break my phone?

A... If you read the title, this is a ROM. It is not a ROM+Kernel. If you weren't on a TouchWiz ROM beforehand and you are coming to this, you need to flash a kernel before going out of recovery. Otherwise, your phone isn't going to work.

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No problem, glad to help

Yeah it is a biotch. It's something you'll have to tinker with for a while

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] AndrewZorn:
Well despite the keyboard and systemui not making sense (I tried turning the global DPI back to 320 and changing system to 240), I know it works because I was able to fix Camera. Thanks!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Obsidian...:
A good way to do it is to just change the ui of your launcher for the main look and then change each app individually

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