yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] evolutioncsr:
I really am not sure what to tell you about the notification light problem I have three Note's running this ROM and we do not have the problem. I do occasionally have the led keep blinking after I have a cleared a notification but it either stops on it's own or a reboot always fixes it which is why I personally do not use light manager or any app of the sort. Only reason it is in the ROM is user request. If you just uninstall light manager and not install light flow does the LED work like it should?

For your Titanium Backup issue e.g. If you clear cache in titanium for SystemUI you will lose your wallpaper. I can tell you with 100% certainty that it has nothing to do with MA7, this ROM or even the device :) It has to do with Titanium backup so it might be something you want to email the developer about if you see it as a problem. A cache is just that though and it is where some things are held and if you "clear" that cache those items will be as they originally were.

Actually that was two complains...such a misleading post lol although you kind of attributed one of them to MA7 :P

EDIT: Also I know I have been MIA but things IRL have been kind of complicated lately and I am trying to get back on my feet. I will try and re base and get the Aroma issues fixed ASAP if nothing else.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Night_Watcher:
Real life always come first... take care of yourself.

We love what you do... and become impatient at times... and will be glad when your life lets you come back... till then..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DSR_1106:
Second that...

Thanks for all you do

Much appreciated!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] joseph473:
New Note 2 on the way

I damaged my Note 2 and Sprint is sending me a new one. Should I upgrade the firmware and everything else before rooting and then installing Whomp?

What is the easiest way to root these days. I rooted my original Note 2 a long time ago and do not remember the method I used.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] MeetFace:
Thanks Evo, again for a great ROM

sent from my ginormous Note II
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Macguyver:
I use the toolkit, a lot of guys don't like to but I really don't need to know how to root on the command line only once and then I'll forget anyway so the toolkit to me was easier.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Night_Watcher:
Me too... works great... have used similar one for other phones... but the one for note 2 is the best I have used...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Macguyver:
Yeah sorry, a second thought came in while I was writing the first one lol. My apologies evo, I shouldn't of used the word complaint as I can't complain about the rom as it does everything I need.

I've uninstalled light flow and light manager and will report back as soon as I get some notifications :) I didn't do it before because I thought it wouldn't work at all.

As for the clearing cache in titanium, I don't doubt that it is because of titanium is just odd that it started doing it after I installed 2.9 and never did it before that on this device or the three I used it on before that. However this device doesn't really need it either, I only started doing it when I was running single core GB devices and it seemed to help. Anyhow as I submit you are more knowledgeable than me on these things I will take it up with the dev.

Finally, take time and get your real life stuff in order, we have a great stable rom already and we thank you for your time and hard work.

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Yeah it was awesome when I had my gnex for restoring to stock when I'd screw something up lol. I also use it on my nexus 7. I've donated a couple times lol.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] A_Richie:
Loving this battery life. Oc'd to 1800mhz, gpu to 733mhz. Love the Whomp!

Noted, and never looking back!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DSR_1106:
Set 1800 CPU and 733 GPU earlier today myself and noticeable benchmark improvements with Quadrant Pro over

several runs. Oddly enough, battery life is still good although I have 3 and that wasn't a deal breaker for me in regard to O/C
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] joseph473:
Quote:

Originally Posted by joseph473 View Post

I damaged my Note 2 and Sprint is sending me a new one. Should I upgrade the firmware and everything else before rooting and then installing Whomp?

What is the easiest way to root these days. I rooted my original Note 2 a long time ago and do not remember the method I used.

I use the toolkit, a lot of guys don't like to but I really don't need to know how to root on the command line only once and then I'll forget anyway so the toolkit to me was easier.

I will use that method when I get my phone. My other question is should I restore from a saved nandroid backup when I get the phone or start anew?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DJB628:
Yes, you can update to the latest MC2 and then use the Toolkit to root, cheers. :good:

And start a new, once rooted, make a Nandroid of your stock Rom, and keep a copy on your PC for safe keeping.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Macguyver:
Agreed, new phone, I'd start fresh.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Melijah:
Another question, I'm not sure if this is whomp or titanium backup related, but every time I go to update an app via the marketplace, it gets to about 20% then starts installing. Then a few hours later it says it needs to update with the same update.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Max_Pain:
I've been on 3.x Whomp for a long time, so stable I wouldn't reboot my phone for 2-3 weeks at a time...why did I update today to 4.2? 'cause I was annoyed as hell with "system update available" popping up every few minutes.

imagine my surprise when it did it again, even though now i'm on 4.2

anyway to stop this? I assume we cant accept that OTA update, correct?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DSR_1106:
I was getting that on 3x also but no longer since I updated to V4.2 Whomp MA7 4.1.2 was done by me prior to Whomp 4.2 flash by unrooting device temporarily and back to stock..

Clean install with V4.2 or dirty flash
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Max_Pain:
i'm a little confused by your response, but if I understand what you're asking, I did a dirty install as always (backed up and ready to wipe in case of a problem, but always try dirty first).

I don't see what flashing clean vs dirty would have to do with being prompted for a system update. if it's just a matter of clearing a cache somewhere, then that's doable. no need to lose all my data over that.

I only got it right after flashing, so far it hasn't come back. let's see.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] stashu11:
I had that problem too upgrading to 4.2, but it went away within an hour. Maybe try a reboot?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Max_Pain:
yeah like I said, it popped up after the first boot but not anymore. so great. I've rebooted a few times installing some of my own stuff after the rom. can't live without morphology :cool:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] loveshinesthru:
Does this have prl write or google wallet? Im on mc2, will this work?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] wizzlewizzle:
not sure about prl write.. you can easily add the Google wallet..

and flashing from mc2 you should be fine.

-Wizzle
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DJB628:
Just noticed a couple of issues, curious if anyone else is having this issue. When I download an app from the Play store, it still puts a shortcut on the homescreen, even though I don't have it checked in Play store settings, for a while it did not add shortcuts, now it is again.

Also when I have Blocking mode on, even though I have notification and incoming calls disable from 9PM and I have an allowed list, I call the phone from an allowed number the phone vibrates but doesn't ring when it should as that contact is in the allowed list.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Melijah:
I've also noticed using the installer to change options (pulldown transparency, toggle color etc) it refuses to change them saying something is missing.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] wizzlewizzle:
do you use nova launcher? if so the new nova has an option to put shortcuts on the desktop. just go into nova settings new apps. you should unchecked auto add shortcuts.

for your second issue try profile scheduler. in the play store

-Wizzle

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what does it specifically say is missing?

-Wizzle
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Melijah:
File_getprop: failed to stat

"/temp/aroma-data/launchers.prop": no such file or directory.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DJB628:
Thanks will check it out i do use Nova

I already use profile scheduler but doesn't allow calls to ring if they are in your allow list that is why I wanted to use blocking mode

Sent from Galaxy Note II
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Abrego39:
What is your phone's ringer volume when in blocking mode
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DJB628:
I never touch the ringer volume, should I adjust it once in Blocker Mode ??
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] gfp11289:
Anyone know where the recorded phone call files go? I can't find them anywhere
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] evolutioncsr:
Sorry I do not get to use it very often so when I can I do lol. First result:

http://bit.ly/10z2faf
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Mundo Hackz:
Then select the little icon on the bottom right there should be all your recorded calls

Wolfed out Note Dos
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Abrego39:
I would check it out and see if that helps. If not it might be one of those funny quirks were Samsung decided for us that when in Blocked Mode, it will decide how to notify us.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] joseph473:
Battery life

A few pages ago I mentioned I was getting a new Note 2. I did and it is up and running fine. I am writing this to thank Orange Terror and DonB for their suggestion to start fresh.

I want to mention battery usage to those who feel they should be getting more from the battery than they are. I was getting no more than 11 hours with light usage. I did everything I could think of - undervolting, different kernels, battery watching apps, calibrating the battery - all to no avail. Maybe, if I got rid of my backups and started fresh from a factory reset I could have done better. But now I have a different phone. And unlike the previous one, battery life has been good so far. After 4 hr 33 minutes of light use it still has a 97% charge.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] MeetFace:
Hah! Profit!

sent from my ginormous Note II
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DJB628:
Another thing it doesn't do and it is scheduled to do, ,is turn the sound back on@ 7 am. So for now going back to using phone scheduler, I really wanted something that would silence notification at a certain time but still allow for added contacts to ring for emergency incoming calls

Sent from Galaxy Note II
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Macguyver:
Glad it's running well for you.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] hardrock121:
So I am on v4.2 ...tried installed wallet from store.. in store it said its compliant.. after installing and opening it says not supported by network or device...wats the deal?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ionthedemon:
That's Google not the rom. Tried it too but no go
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] knives of ice:
i currently don't have lte in my area so i can't test it myself, but i'm going away to baltimore soon and will finally be able to test out lte. can anyone tell me if the tether app built into this rom will tether lte?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DSR_1106:
Yes it works perfectly on 4.2 for me with my iPad. Enjoy
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] evo_like:
you had to say the 'i' word, didn't you....hah! :o
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DSR_1106:
You got me there lol

It still makes a good door stop..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] evo_like:
Lol ...that's more like it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] A_Richie:
Use the xposed wallet patcher and make sure your account is "verified"on the Wallet website. I just got it working with whomp, even though it still says "unsupported device" if I don't use the patcher

This is my signature , There are Many like it, But this one is mine
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] hardrock121:
Where does it say unsupported for you? I made my account verified but didnt change a thing I will try the xposed patcher.

My question is why do i need exposed patcher? when technically its officially supported by google for note 2?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] A_Richie:
It says "unsupported device network blah blah blah" whenever I first open the app without the patch.

This is my signature , There are Many like it, But this one is mine
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] K.0.0.L.:
Yes, it work perfectly. Just leave the " Change Device-Profile " in Auto mode.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] lawdawg45238:
Does this rom have black background for email built in as an option? I didn't find it on my own but I could have missed it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DJB628:
No does not have inverted apps
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Mdknight:
Does anyone know what might make the boot animation stutter? I've only noticed it within the past week or so and I haven't made any major changes/mods to my Note II.

*Latest Whomp, Perseus36, Clean Install
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] dbpaddler:
When in doubt, I always boot into recovery and wipe cache and dalvik and reboot. But I don't know if that would affect startup. Can't hurt though.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] wizzlewizzle:
This is just a guess, but try flashing stock kernel. and of course clean caches when flashing a new kernel. let me know how it goes.

-Wizzle
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Mdknight:
I've tried clearing caches, but no luck. I'm going on vacation tmw, but I'll try the stock kernel sometime through the week.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] va_hero:
Not having any issues with Blocked Mode. Running 4.2 and stock. All notifications stop between 9 pm and 6 am for me. Allowed list working fine.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DJB628:
Thanks for the info :good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] rchampagne:
i keep getting samsung update notifications still. is there a way around this?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] twynn:
To stop update notifications download AutoStart Manager(free) from market search for auto updater and uncheck the box.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Melijah:
What type of call recording is in whomp? Like is there a way to get it in a flash able zip?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ae69ae:
Emergency Alerts

For some reason my girlfriend and parents get Emergency Alerts but my phone doesn't. Everyone is on Sprint. Is there a way to enable this by installing something from Aroma?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Nannuq:
I am on this rom and get emergency weather alerts via accuweather. I have the paid version which I bought ages ago, but assume this feature is on any of them. Definitely check the settings for anything that displays weather including the default clock widget that you may have replaced, like I did to use something you Prefer. I prefer the clock from HD widgets, has a weather alert icon as well and set the hot button weather location for accuweather instead of weather underground or weather bug both good choices as well. Hope these alternative options help if you are unable to locate the factory option, that may have been removed either by the developer or unintentionally by yourself.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DJB628:
Simply go into your stock messaging app, then go to setting, then scroll down to emergency alerts, and check mark what you want to be alerted for.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Max_Pain:
hey guys.

anybody in here do Midi in with their phones? I had tried it earlier in the year with another iteration of Whomp installed, and it worked right out of the box, plug-n-play. today as soon as I plug in the same midi to usb adapter to my midi keyboard i get SystemUI FC. only difference is back then I think I was on Perseus, now i'm on stock.

anyone know if it's a kernel thing, if it's a "new whomp doesn't support it" thing, or if it's a dirty install thing? considering nothing else has given me issues I would think it's the first one, but I'd like to know if anyone else has experienced this.

thanks!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] gunflight:
Is Team WHOMP still supporting the Note 2? Seems like forever since last update!

Hope so.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ionthedemon:
What else can he add. This is the longest I've lasted on a rom (2 months) and I'm a flahaholic. Everything is working perfectly
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Abrego39:
I have been quite frustrated with trying to get Google Wallet to work on my device since it became official. I just wiped the system and flashed Synergy and I was able to get the app to install and set up, which is further along than I had been able on Whomp. I really do not want to go in and try the exposed framework patch. I don't know if its a ROM thing or not, but its just something I noticed. I am currently updating to MC2 and seeing if maybe that might help. I read somewhere that you have to be on 3G/4G network in order for it to verify. I am really trying to get this to work on Whomp because I really love this ROM and stability, and in all honesty, the people in here are much more polite and friendly than some of the other forums out there.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Night_Watcher:
The main developer is having some real life issues... he posted that a few days ago... working on new enhancements as he can....
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] dam90042:
He's dealing with things. Just enjoy what we do have
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Abrego39:
I apologize if I came off as if I'm knocking the ROM or developer. That is not my intentions.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] joseph473:
4.2.2

If I want to try a rom that has 4.2.2 (such as SlimRom 4.2.2) can I come back to Whomp without doing a nandroid backup? In other words, will Whomp work if I have 4.2.2 on my Note 2?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] MeetFace:
If you're talking "dirty flashing", I'd say bad idea. But you can try if you really want.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] itrs:
Wondering if it's just me...

I finally got around to download and flash 4.2 rom and it's glitchy.... I was on v4.0 and it was getting really slow so I decided to upgrade a bit.

I hate the touch haptic keyboard and sound once keys are pressed so I immediately go into sound and untick that.

RIngtones are at silent and showed no ringtone or notification files on the media storage.

I went to google play to download a browser and i get the haptic feedback and sound.

I go back to sound and they're still unticked but now I suppose the ringtones have finished loading..

on does it help that when it first came on the system ui stopped working. even before I could click anything.

Just glitchy for me...

[edit] right now it's turned off i'll try redownloading it
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] joseph473:
Meetface, I always do a factory wipe along with cache and dalvik cache. If I do that I won't be dirty flashing, will I? If so, I don't understand the term.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Diabetic:
Go into language and input. Click settings on your keyboard. Under advanced you can turn off haptic feedback / sound.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] burningkenshin:
I'm still on v2.9 as I have no problems with that build. I'll probably use this build until I upgrade to the Note 3. Thanks to the dev. :good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] imneveral0ne:
Did you do a clean flash? Or did you flash it right over the other one?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] itrs:
I always do a clean flash.

I'm currently back on stock. Checking out what I've missed... lol not much!

I want to go back to whomp but my week requires a stable phone.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] imneveral0ne:
That's just weird then, I've been running it for 3 weeks without issue.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DSR_1106:
I've been on 4.2 since its release and at least for me it is absolutely rock solid stable and in my opinion there is nothing that can touch it for my Note II

Side note: hope to see the dev back soon but real life comes first always. Thanks for all you're hard work.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] 4lph4num3r1c:
This ROM is definitely stable.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] SpikeOhio:
Are youusing CWM or TWRP? I may not have this 100% correct but in TWRP a dirty flash is pretty much anything less than the top 4 choices (cache/dalvic/factory/system). Factory wipes all your data including apps. System wipes the ROM itself. If you wipe all 4, install a ROM, and have a nandroid of any ROM and restore data only from that nandroid, that would also be considered a "dirty flash".

My personal recommendations. Always do a nandroid, you can always delete it. If switching ROMS always wipe all 4 and start fresh. You can try to restore "data only" from a nandroid and see how it goes, but if you have any issues you need to do a full wipe again, reinstall the ROM and see if you still have issues before reporting them... ams always do a thorough search first.

If you go from a 4.2.2 ROM to any other version and don't wipe system, I don't know what will happen but I'm guessing bad things.

I've not used any other ROM than whomp on my note and have had good luck when I've tried restoring data from another version of Whomp.

Good luck.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] wizzlewizzle:
you using stock kernel?

-Wizzle
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] itrs:
Yeah I use kernel stock. I'm just testing the phone itself with stock make sure it's not a result of the many hits and falls it has already received.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] joseph473:
Thanks for that info. I have used Whomp but tried Macks for a day. I have TWRP and wipe just 3 (not system.) I have not restored any data when switching to a new rom.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mxl180:
Anyone have issues with the home and back button not being responsive at times?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DSR_1106:
Yes, sometimes 2 or 3 taps on back button.

Factory buttons, not on screen
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] kalkat579:
Ive gona back an forth from whomp to liquid smooth 4.2.2 ple ty of times hust make sure when you come back from 4.2.2 you use the file system downgrade from the cm10 threwd so your sd card isint stuck with a sdcard0 folder because it is not used on 4.1.2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Dathion:
That is very good information to have. thank you very much for that.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] kalkat579:
No problem good luck with flashing
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] bocaccio:
Chose auto correct on install. How do i remove this? it is driving me nuts. I tried in language and input. didn't work though.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mxl180:
Yes. It started when I upgraded rom along with modem and firmware to ma7. My menu and back button is intermittent responding.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] imneveral0ne:
Think it's time for me to come back and try the classic :-p
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Lord Sekhmet:
Reflash Womp. It will ask you if you want a full install or to change preferences with Aroma. Pick change preferences.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] bocaccio:
did it and nada. do i have to delete dalvik or cache or anything? Only reason i know so from the get go is i changed the drop down colors so it would be a fast indicator and also when i hit install it was done in like a second.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] timdawgdentist:
Having same problem as post before me. Really annoying when I want to effing curse. Not on these forums but you know. Please help auto correct is killing me
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] wizzlewizzle:
backup your data. wipe everything, cache, dalvik, system, factory reset. do a clean full rom installation. then reboot to check everything is working. then reboot and advanced restore. restore data ONLY.. I wish you great success.

-Wizzle
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ugabuga:
Hey everyone quick question ... I noticed the 3g/1X mod isn't working. Any ideas?