yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] donnie_bhm:
Are you not able to do it? Did you install spen apps? Meetface posted that you also have to install s suggest.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] chuko303:
Maybe not downloaded Samsung apps thought that was the whole package. Cant I just wipe cache and dalvik and flash the rom again? Or start from scratch
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] evolutioncsr:
Yes you can do that without starting from scratch.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] MeetFace:
Just thought I'd share since I originally asked for one of these wallpapers here. If there's enough interest, I'll make a little thread in the Theming section.

http://imageshack.us/a/img141/3582/nexuswallgreen.jpg

http://imageshack.us/a/img651/958/nexuswalldkblue.jpg

http://imageshack.us/a/img708/3213/nexuswallblkgry.jpg

http://imageshack.us/a/img442/8016/nexuswallblack.jpg

I can edit to make it any color. If you would like a different color, PM me, and I'll make a new thread so we don't clog this one up.

1.7 is rockin' so far. Thanks guys.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] elapshtc:
just wondering why you would give up the note 2 for the htc one

thanks for the awesome Rom saddens me that you dropped the note 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] timdawgdentist:
Random question. I am wanting to back to stock rooted as I recently purchased a samsung media hub. I tried restoring an old nandroid of stock then dirty flashing the data partition with twrp. I had a bunch of apps stop working. Can i restore with titanium to the old stock nandroid?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jonotwist:
using the all in one you should be able to get back to unrooted stock.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrjeancw:
does anybody know if the mod for increased call and volume can be ported to miui cm 10.1?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] sliverr7x:
Do a back up and try it that's the easiest way to find out but usually things for 4.1 don't work with4.2 but give a try
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrjeancw:
yea...dont know how to do that.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] airibis:
I had this rom working before, tried to go back to it and now I am completely unable to install it. I get to the last bit after everything installs correctly, and it freezes.

No combination of setting changes this, factory reset each time (even clearing my internal storage, and formated the data) nothing
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Macguyver:
Install from the internal storage and you should be fine. This ROM has always done that when installing from the external sd. However most guys say just do a battery pull and reboot after that freeze and it should be fine so you could try that.

If it were me I'd re-download to the internal sd and flash from there.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrjeancw:
make sure you dont have it plugged in or on a ext battery pack. happened to me and just stuck and froze there.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] airibis:
Thank you both for your help! The only other thing that has been a nightmare for me is getting my internal and external storage to swap. I have used Whomp before with THIS script (exfat - stock kernel) - but now when I run it after installing the rom it makes both my internal and external show up as 16gb (11gb free) rather than the 64gb card.

If you know anything about that, i would much appreciate it
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Macguyver:
Good catch, I forgot about that, I haven't had to flash Whomp in awhile lol.

I've never ran that, but something has it screwed up in there. Seems like there should be a way to re-run that and undo the swap. I'd search that thread and then ask if you can't find anything first. If you cannot find a solution there then if it were me I might wipe the phone and go back to stock then re-root and flash whomp.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DJB628:
Going to post this to see if this has happened to anyone else. I was testing another Rom for about a week, and decided to comeback to Whomp for now. I did a full wipe and did it 3 times, then restored my Nandroid, all is fine, the only issue I am having is when I reboot the phone it tries to do the Handsfree activation, so the last time I let it do it's thing, then it failed. Phone still works, able to make calls and data works, simply when I reboot the phone it keeps trying to activate again, any suggestion, before I simply try to reflash the Rom over again, to see if that resolves the issue. ;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DJB628:
Also noticed my hot spot stop working, connects but says no Internet, any suggestions to get it to hook up with the laptop again

Sent from Galaxy Note II
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Lord Sekhmet:
Yes, it has happened to me. I've been on a different ROM, so I don't remember any details. I would try redownloading Womp and then flashing again.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DJB628:
I have tried that, same results, thanks though.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] bbwarmth:
I tried the L900errfix zip I found on XDA somewhere. I flashed it, and it stopped. Google L900Errfix and it should come. Its on pg 7 of that posting. Hope that helps.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DJB628:
Thanks I will check it out

Sent from Galaxy Note II

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Tried to find it, but could not, if you have it let me know, thanks, or I will search more tomorrow :good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] doubledragon5:
Can this be run using MC2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DJB628:
I am assuming you were talking about this post below ??

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=36181746&postcount=103

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Yes it can, warm regards !
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] bbwarmth:
Yes, on page 7. :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DJB628:
Were you on MA7, I am waiting for a response as I posted there to make sure
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] bbwarmth:
Im not sure...I tried SEVERAL roms, and then I flashed this one and that activation kept coming up. I had it before and it never did that. I flashed this zip just to see if something got messed up after trying different roms, and it seemed to work. Sorry, just thought it might help. I still try different Roms, but keep coming back to Whomp with no problem.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] doubledragon5:
Thanks I downloaded a ma7 to mc2 zip I found here on the forum, but when installing it via recovery it says fail.. Also I can't seem to find my voice mail it is not around or was that a option to choose in aroma.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] bbwarmth:
Did you try the fix zip?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] doubledragon5:
No but if you mean in recovery I will try thanks.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] doubledragon5:
Can't find how to fix the zip in recovery. Is there something special I need to look for.. Also the ad block doesn't seem to work, and I choose it in Aroma. Can't even find it in the app drawer.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DJB628:
Download to your phone the below zip file, then boot into recover and flash, that will fix your issue, with the handsfree activation, and allow you to update profile again

L900ErrFixLJC.zip
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] doubledragon5:
Thanks, but I'm not having issue with activation or my profile.. But will try this anyway..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DJB628:
Then disregard, we are talking about different issues, I thought you had issues with Profile and handsfree activation, sorry my bad
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] doubledragon5:
Does anyone know were to find the extreme volume control? I installed it via aroma, and it doesn't work..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrjeancw:
i would love to add extreme volume to a few roms...currently running cm and volume just sucks!@
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] MeetFace:
I believe this is kernel dependant.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrjeancw:
yes, that i figured after i posted here. any idea kernel for cm that has extreme volume?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] MeetFace:
I'm going to guess that most any custom kernel will have increased volume. I know Perseus typically has it included.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrjeancw:
Is there any way we can make the wallpaper center?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jeggen:
I've tried a lot of ROMs for my L900 but this is my favorite. Thanks for making something that is an optimized slimmed down version of the stock ROM. Personally I'm not a fan of themed ROMs. I hope this continues to see some development. Will we see an MC2 version of the ROM at somepoint? Not asking for timelines, just wondering if this will see any future development.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] spotopolis:
Probably not. As a bunch of people have asked before you, the devs of this ROM have moved to another device and are no longer supporting the SGN2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jeggen:
Has anyone found anything similar to this ROM? All I have found is heavily themed TW based ROMs or CM.. Which isn't a bad option but miss all the spen functions and multiwindow.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Macguyver:
Nope, that's what I've found too. Heavily themed roms that run well, but there's just to much theme stuff for me. This rom allows for the perfect amount of customization with the stock look and functionality. Even with the stock kernel it runs pretty fast. The only real reason I run a kernel like perseus or saber (current and favorite) is mostly for the USB fast charging feature.

I did try the latest stable CM 10.1 about 2 weeks ago for a day. It was very fast, very smooth and I really liked it but I had two major issues. 1 - My signal is always about half as good as it is on a TW rom. 2 - I couldn't get gps to lock. Both deal breakers for me. I don't use the pen apps at all but I do occasionally use multi window and am using it more lately so it was just a no brainer to come back to Whomp.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrjeancw:
how is the perseus and sabre on volume? ive found whomp to have the best/loudes volume of any rom ive tried. and what are you talking about usb fast charging feature? did i miss a turn here?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Dedline:
This rom ever getting an update or is it abandoned?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrjeancw:
op is gone so yea abandoned...however the rom is one of the best out there.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Macguyver:
Perseus you have to turn up the volume in the Stweaks app. Saber is loud from the get go, I've never had to touch it.

Both Kernels have what's called usb fast charging enabled. If you plug your phone into a computer to charge with the stock kernel it might take 10-12 hours to charge if you don't touch it because its only charging at the default 500ma for a USB2 port. USB fast charge allows the phone to charge at a higher amperage, I think Perseus is 1000ma which is half of what the Note 2 wall charger does. However I've never had it charge much faster than the stock setting for me with perseus. With Saber I can leave it plugged into the computer at work all afternoon, and it takes 4 hours (I'm usually under 30% at that point) but it will charge even if I'm using it, which I usually am. So that's a noticable improvement over stock when charging from a computer.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrjeancw:
are any of these avail for s3 as well? my wifes s3 goes through battery like nobody's business...however she is on it pretty much all day. also enjoy the extreme volume.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Macguyver:
I think perseus is a port of his S3 kernel. But don't quote me on it, check the S3 forum.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrjeancw:
also if i changed the kernel, would it mess up the current settings i have for whomp? should i just leave well enough alone? also isnt it AC!D audio mod that makes our volume extremely loud?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Macguyver:
Flashing the Kernel won't change any ROM settings. You could simply flash Saber or Perseus and run them straight out of the box without changing any settings and you'll likely see increased battery life and a little better performance doing nothing more than that. That said the stock kernel runs extremely well on our Note 2 and I don't think there's any great leaps and bounds between them. But for me its about faster usb charging and that I can't leave well enough alone so I like to tweak the kernel settings and play with overclocking and undervolting in search of that sweet spot where it makes a big difference.

Bottom line is, if you are happy with the performance of the phone with the stock kernel, I'd leave it on there. If you want a little boost in performance and battery, flash one and enjoy. If you want to play with settings and see how it effects your phone, start changing stuff, just be careful.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrjeancw:
im more of a flash something thats already done....not really into tweeking in that sense...however, i would love better battery as well but not sacrifice my extreme volume (which i think happens with AC!D mod anyways but not sure).
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Macguyver:
Well like I said you can just flash either one and not do anything and see if it works better for you. If you flash perseus you will have to go to the audio settings in STweaks and crank the audio back up as by default it is low. And you can always flash the stock kernel again.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrjeancw:
ill try them out see whats up.

i was actually looking (guess i didnt look hard enough), where can i find the kernel that came with whomp?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrjeancw:
so, how in the world can i add my own notifications and ringtones to the rom? do i just drop em somewhere? do they need to be a specific file?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] xxbabiboi228xx:
You can make new folders on the root of your sd card Ringtones,Notifications,& Alarms and put your .mp3 or .ogg files in those folders. Reboot your phone so that your phone will recongnize them.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrjeancw:
Ok so theres the root of my sdcard0 (my phones internal memory) or the root of my extsdcard (my 32gb card). Also does it matter that they are wav files?

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Ok I got ringtones done. However the notifications wont take. Ive tried wav mp3 and ogg. Nothing. Im placing them at the root of sdcard (internal) on an existing folder for notifications (and ringtones as well)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] xxbabiboi228xx:
Not sure about .wave files never tried those. Yeah if you look on your internal phone memory those folders should already be there the rom puts them there automatically. Sdcard0 is your internal phone memory extsdcard is your 32gb sd card
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] lldolendi:
Can I delete the clockworkmod initial image file from my internal memory... it's taking up a lot of space...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] xmeatizmurderx:
Maybe you should use twrp recovery instead? This has nothing to do with the rom
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] resarfekim:
Dear Whomp devs,

Please kindly make Whompasaurus rom for the Note 3, so that I may buy a Note 3.

-Mike

:fingers-crossed:

Edit - after reading about the issue with Knox and E-fuse, I think I won't be buying a Note 3 any time soon...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Macguyver:
Does anybody else have issue with the 3D view in the new version of maps? At stops when not using navigation I'll check it to make sure I know where I'm going or even to just check something and in 3d view it swings around and changes direction constantly. I've also noticed it's even worse when I've glanced at it while driving. It will show me facing west, northwest, east or northeast when I'm going north for instance. Yet if I uninstall the update and go back to the old version 3D view works fine. So it has to be the maps app right? I wouldn't think it would be rom or kernel related.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] WunderXDA:
Before I give up, does anyone have any advice/experience to share? I'm pulling my hair out trying to get this thing installed. Aroma installer freezes one of the 1st 3 screens (farthest I've gotten is picking a 2nd launcher). Here are my steps:

Full wipe

Install from Internal Storage

Aroma starts, then freezes on one of the first 3 pages

Pull battery, wipe again, freeze again...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] MeetFace:
Are you selecting full install or custom? Also, have you verified the integrity of your download with an md5 match?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] WunderXDA:
Yes I verified the md5, wiped, and selected full install (the only other option is mod/theme). I also red downloaded and verified md5, same problem. Install freezes on one of the first 3 steps

Thanks for your reply
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jeggen:
Finally found something I really like. All the features but none of the junk. Still wish I had just a stock bebloted rom like this one, but this is the next best option and since I like the look and feel of stock Android this is great.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2170142
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] WunderXDA:
Hmm. Lot's of force closes and such reported on that thread... And there was mention of the HDMI out via the MHL port wasn't working, which is a dealbreaker for me as I run my car stereo with my phone. After a long read, this appears to be the best ROM available that has working HDMI out, AND I CAN'T EVEN TRY IT OUT! WAAAA. I've just updated my TWRP, might give it one more go, I've still got some hair left to pull out...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] WunderXDA:
Well it looks like my outdated recovery was causing my installation issues. Updated twrp and we're rolling! Hope this helps somebody.

**EDIT- I've reinstalled a couple times now, trying to get rid of the big red day and time in the top right of the status bar. There are also a few other elements in the rom that I thought I'd removed with AROMA. I'm going to try one more install but use the Advanced wipe beforehand...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Shadowpaw:
To change the color I believe it's under settings then display and should have something like clock color and that's where you can change it. Hope it helps
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] va_hero:
What version of TWRP is everyone using? Last night while on surfing the internet my Note 2 FC'd. I rebooted. Then it got stuck in the Whomp reboot screen. Pulled battery, rebooted, and couldn't get past reboot screen. did this 3-5 times prior to my battery dying. Charged it overnight. The spent the last 8 hours wiping everything, loading Whomp V4.2 and TWRP 2.6.3. I was on Whomp V4.0 and TWRP 2.3. If I leave the charged plugged into a receptacle and phone, the phone works. As soon as I unplug the micro USB from the phone it reboots and gets stuck in Samsung reboot screen. While the micro USB is unplugged I can't even gain access to TWRP (Vol Up, Home, and Power button at same time.) While waiting for Samsung reboot screen to disappear, the battery drains to 3% to 4% within 10 minutes of trying to reboot to recovery.

So, I'm wondering if TWRP 2.6.3 is causing my problems. I've verified my Whomp MD5sum. Downloaded and reflashed Whomp 4.2 3 different times. Phone still FCs and gets stuck in Sprint Reboot as soon as I remove the micro USB. Help.

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Just noticed that in Whom 4.0 and 4.2 the battery shows 100% while leaving the charger on. I pulled the battery and verified that I do have 4.18 Volts using a digital multimeter. However, as soon as I unplug the charger, the phone FCs and gets stuck in the Samsung Boot screen. I then enter TWRP and the battery stat on near the top of the TWRP screen shows 4%. I've noticed that TWRP won't recognize the external drive and associated ROM zip files at this battery level.

The battery shows 4.18 volts so it appears fine. Why would TWRP not recognize the full battery level?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Macguyver:
I've been using 2.6.3 for awhile now with no issues. You may want to use one of the flash to stock zips and go back to Unrooted stock to try and reset everything.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] va_hero:
Tried various ROMS and Recoveries. I've posted a question in the Troubleshooting section, [Q] Recovery Showing 8% Battery When Battery Is 4.28 Volts

So it's not a Whomp issue. If you have any possible solutions please don't post in this thread, don't want to clog it up. Post possible solutions in the thread: [Q] Recovery Showing 8% Battery When Battery Is 4.28 Volts
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] itrs:
I must be losing it but I cannot find the pin enter automatic unlock. Don't have to press Ok. Where is the option at I've been looking at unlock in the settings nut its not there
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Macguyver:
I've used that on AOSP roms but never seen that option on Whomp or any other TW ROM myself. I just looked again because I would like it too as I use the pin lock also and I can't find it either. Have you used it on Whomp before?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] itrs:
I could have sworn it was on it, I love the feature.

BUT

The beginning of the week I had to jump between ROMs trying to find a replacement for this one [no avail]. I was on there and I guess just for a second I lost it and when I came back to whomp I figured it would be there.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] evo_like:
Menu>system settings >lock screen> screen lock
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Macguyver:
Yeah that's to setup the lock. This is an option so you only enter the pin and don't have to hit OK.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] wizzlewizzle:
Do anyone know if there are plans to update this rom with mk4? Official 4.3 for the note 2?

Just wondering.

-Wizzle
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] crxsi420:
Doubtful. The dev doesn't have a note 2 anymore.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] K.0.0.L.:
I guess we'll never get there.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jonotwist:
yeah, were not far away. but still a bit of distance.

i still love whomp though.

rock stable.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] wizzlewizzle:
Yeah. I'm still using whomp.

-Wizzle
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] gearjunkeez:
Ditto here. Whomp FTW!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] crxsi420:
Been running whomp for awhile now. Love this rom. Wish it would get some updated love.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Zeuszoos:
Wow! That sucks! I guess I'll have to go native again. Yuck!

http://reflectiveresonance.com/pdblog

Sent via TapaTalk Pro, on my way cool

Samsung Sprint SPH-L900 Note II

Whompasaurus ROM, JB ver 4.1.2

Perseus Kernel v3.0.36 (Alpha 35)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] gullzway:
Just got a note 2. Download link doesn't' work?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] spotopolis:
I just had to re download 4 days ago. Just tried again. Link is working. Might be your settings.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] resarfekim:
How to revert back to Whomp?

I've updated to 4.3 (first Lorjay's, then Synergy). I'm tired of random reboots, Wifi issues, slow charging.

Is it possible to bring my Note2 back to pre-upgrade?

Where do I start - should I do the "Back to UNROOTED Stock with Auto Flash Count Reset" maneuver, then install from there?

Can I just do a nandroid restore?

Thanks for any help.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jlmancuso:
Just nand back and all will be good.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] doubledragon5:
Best way IMOP is to Odin back to stock and start over..I find this to more a a stable way, then you won't have to deal with any left over files from 4.3. I went back to Synergy R83 with Persaus kernel and have no issues period.. To me unless 4.3 gets a custom kernel it is not worth the upgrade as the stock kernel sucks big time..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] resarfekim:
Thanks.

Synergy R83... I'd like to try that. Is there a link? All I see if the MK4 version of SynergyROM.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] doubledragon5:
You will have to ask the developer if he still has a link some were.. Or even is someone has a drop box account.. I don't or would give it to you..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] andygu3:
http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=22946563261203413