yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] modstorm:
Sorry but I'm not sure what you mean by that, aren't Screen Modes already part of the rom ?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] nitol:
Re: [ROM][XXDMB4][11 March] Project AOSP v1.2 | Hybrid | AOSP Theme | AOSP Apps

In 4.2 builds there are advanced screen settings containing SCENARIOS like: ui,

Video warm & cold,camera,vt etc. And modes.. which you have.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] modstorm:
I think you're talking about the CM Advanced Settings. If that's the case I'm not sure I can implement them. Try using Perseus kernel and set the colours using STweaks, with a bit of time you can get the colours to fit your liking :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Tiggarenstal:
@modstorm

This is a long shot. Planning on a release for the galaxy tab 2 10'1 tablet? Would love this ROM for my tablet also!

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sparh4wk:
great ROM, any ETA for new version?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] modstorm:
It is currently an option through Simplistic Control, but you have to purchase the app :/

I could remove Simplistic Framework however that creates the problem of less features in the rom :/ Apart from that Simplistic Framework requires a different theme, so I would be forced to maintain two themes at the same time which is a bit of a problem as I also have to work on SuitUP and I'm still a student so I don't have that much time :/ I'm starting to agree on the Camera, and might replace the AOSP camera with a themed Samsung Camera in the future. However I'll try to see if it's possible to get a separate AOSP gallery as I really dont like the Samsung Gallery :P I was also thinking of putting an Aroma installer with the Samsung Apps, so I'll keep that in mind :)

Thanks for the suggestions :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Austin3161337:
Messaging app crashes when starting again have to use stock one from samsung :(
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] zidane:
aroma installer with all samsungs apps listed as an option would be best
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] modstorm:
Sorry I forgot to mention it in the main post, however it is recommended that you wipe before installation as it can create some problems. If you don't want to wipe try deleting the mmssms.db file from data/data/com.android.providers.telephony/databases/. (This wipes your messages so make a backup)

Will do that as soon as I get some time :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Austin3161337:
Yup doing that fixed my messaging bug,Thanks just 1 q any chance of getting capture sound on the stock camera?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] zidane:
this would be a nice app to add instead of the aosp mms

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2092836
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] B3311:
Re: [ROM][XXDMA6][5 Feb] Project AOSP v1 | AOSP Theme | AOSP Apps | Slim

Tried SuitUp, got a boot loop - first ever on this device. Am staying with Dualcore and SuitUp for now because of my intense hatred of that ICS blue. Ready to try again when you do your two versions. Keep up the great work:)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Austin3161337:
Guys trying to get Samsung camera apk and stock samsung video player in this rom ( I have both apk's) anyone knows how do i get it to work on this rom ? Everytime i install it it gives APK Failed to install.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] AleRock94:
Can you provide a zip to have stock Samsung's overscroll glow? I found the AOSP one to be very invadent!

Anyway, have a look at this ROM: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1847600

I used it on my SII and it was the perfect combination: real AOSP framework and look (which means real CM dithering available!), some AOSP apps + some Samsung's indispensable app (which would be S Note, Camera, S-Pen settings, etc... for us).

I think you should try to focus on a project like this one. It will surely be successful! :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Dai323:
Re: [ROM][XXDMA6][5 Feb] Project AOSP v1 | AOSP Theme | AOSP Apps | Slim

You can't just install the apk. You need to use a file manager to push the apk to system-apps. Set permissions, reboot, and your good to go.

Sent from my Galaxy Note 2

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WOW. That ROM looks SICK! Wondering if such a port is possible on the Note2 (I imagine getting spen to work properly would be very difficult).

Impressive stuff!

Sent from my Galaxy Note 2
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] d_crossfader:
Theres a thread in the dev section, one of the devs is trying to get it to work at the moment! losing the spen features is really stopping me changing roms.....
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Dai323:
Re: [ROM][XXDMA6][5 Feb] Project AOSP v1 | AOSP Theme | AOSP Apps | Slim

Same here. I really really miss aosp, but losing the spen features is pretty crappy :(

Sent from my Galaxy Note 2
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Austin3161337:
Anyone with stock samsung music player and video player? Will give thanks!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] modstorm:
Samsung Apps Installer added :) It features an Aroma installer which allows you to install the Samsung apps back. If anyone has any suggestions to what to add to the pack just let me know :)

Apps in the installer are :

Clock

Music

Camera

Keyboard

Browser

Calculator

Contacts

Email

Exchange

Launcher

Messaging

Phone

S-Voice

Talkback
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] 2xmrc00l:
Do this one have aroma?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] halkoliiteri:
Nice. Did you tested that Samsung-Camera works without Samsung-Gallery?

:edit: there was post at first page that confirms that :) Great!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] zidane:
how about samsung apps? or samsung accounts?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] waa2398:
Samsung's contacts app is a ****ing joke... after a quad core and 2GB or RAM I still get a damn delay opening it :mad: Honestly Samsung!

Also, this looks like an amazing project love the AOSP looks and stability and the non heavy TouchWiz interface. However, is pointless not having S-Note and all the s-Pen features so if you can get the few bugs working this will the ROM to go without a doubt!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] modstorm:
I'll look into adding those :)

Sorry but S-Note is working :P There are only a couple of Samsung Apps removed, most of which I plan to be in the Samsung Installer :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] B3311:
Re: [ROM][XXDMA6][5 Feb] Project AOSP v1 | AOSP Theme | AOSP Apps | Slim

Some clown trolled every thread with this "suggestion" a few weeks ago. Said thread was deservedly deleted by the mods. Why the f*** should this dev make something just to please you??

How rude can you be? This guy works his ass off on his - HIS - ROM, but idiots like you say I-don't-want-this, make something else.

If you get a hardon so much for that ROM, make it yourself. Don't bug guys like this for making what they want and not what you want.

I'm sure you're working hard on porting it right now. Yeah right. Ingrate.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Tiggarenstal:
Take a look a couple of posts back. Modstorm says sometime next week...

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] modstorm:
ProjectAOSP updated to version 1.3. See the chagelog for a description of what was updated :) I also updated the instructions so I highly suggest taking a look at them before updating.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] logan_izer10:
I will be installing soon and will share my thoughts
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] blady-jack:
AOSP dialer/contacts error still exist in new version?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] nitol:
to upgrade from previous version, should i install only PROJECT AOSPA or choose same files from aroma again?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Tiggarenstal:
Upgraded yesterday. Have not had too much time playing around with it. But it feels fast and stable as always.

Suit theme looks really good also!

You are doing a great job with this ROM modstorm. By far the best ROM out there for us Note II users.

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] mata26m:
Good job, even smother than previous update. Neither one single issue, working flawlessly. Still, one of the best sammy based rom.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] modstorm:
Yes sorry. Although I'm aiming on being a developer at the moment I'm more of a themer than a developer. While creating this rom is teaching me a bunch of things, I have no idea what's causing this particular bug so unless some developer knows what's the cause for this, I doubt I will be able to fix it. For those of you that would like a simple workaround for this bug I suggest using the Samsung dialler from the Aroma Installer.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] CreepyDroid:
I can't get chrome to work on tablet mode using xposed after the update. Anyone facing the same problem ?

Edit: fixed by reinstalling xposed framework.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] blady-jack:
An even better solution is to install Swipe Dialer Pro with Google Play.

You can change this dialer is almost identical to AOSP.

:)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] arsira:
hi ,the sms crashed every time i start it after upgarded to version 1.3. no problem to the dialer or contact.tried to install 3rd party sms apps also have the same problem. any one encounter this issue.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] jonatton:
Wipe cache/dalvik cache and reboot.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] arsira:
Tried it but it doesn't work. Any one know? Sms crashed.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Tiggarenstal:
Do a complete re-install? Wipe data, cache, system and dalwik and flash v1.3.

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] modstorm:
Try wiping the Messaging app data, if that still doesn't work try the suggestion above.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Tiggarenstal:
Do you run inverted sms?

Over at the Swedish Android forum one guy had problems with it and had to re-flash with non-inverted sms app to get it to work properly again.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] arsira:
sorry what is that inverted sms?

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sorry ,still new at this.how can i do that.tks

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sorry what is that inverted sms?

p/s: i think i click that option during installation .is the blacked out inverted sms have to do with it?

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sorry ,still new at this.how can i do that.tks[/QUOTE]
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Tiggarenstal:
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Yes, thats inverted sms app you've installed. I'm pretty sure that's the fault.

I'm not sure how you un-install that, you have to wait for @modstorm to answer that for you. Clearly it's an bug since you are not the first one to experience it with the inverted sms app.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] pan466:
Congrats to modstorm!

Only issue i found in this rom is that signal bar is offset

And a question: How can i remove this wakelag disabler? I need deep sleep :D
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] modstorm:
I'll upload a flashable zip :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] kachrukamble:
a question,

how is call recieving option with this Rom? AOSP style or Samsung Style?

sorry if this has been asked before
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Tiggarenstal:
modstorm what are you working on/planning for v1.4? :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] pan466:
this would be really great!

Thank you!!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] costcutter:
Can anyone upload a mirror?

Goo.im is painfully slow, again.

Thanks
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] modstorm:
Added a zip file to disable the Wakeup Lag Fix. This reanables deep sleep however the phone lags a bit after unlocking (This happens in every Samsung rom).
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] pan466:
after installing lagfix disabler my lockscreen ring is offset (using non stock dpi)

isnt this a bug with simplistic?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] modstorm:
Sorry forgot to mention, this is only for SF3 not 3.5, I'll try to upload that later :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Tiggarenstal:
Call log is still weird. For me it just show one contact even though I called different ones. Example:

Contact X

123 123

Contact X

123 123

(Even though the second one is another contact and different number.)

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] pan466:
ok thanks anyway i am gonna use stock lockscreen until then :D
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] sotodefonk:
Does installing that disabler over SF3.5 can cause problems? I havent detected any, but its good to know which things can it break...
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] jfrank1485:
Hi Modstorm, let me say that you did an excellent job with this rom, i'm very thankfully for it, so congrats, I just have a question, I installed the per-app dpi mod on the Aroma installer so my question is: Is there a way where I can set the dpi to 240 to all apps? I don't want to do this app per app in the xposed app.

Thanks for your response
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] fake_japanese_guy:
install build.prop editor from market, and change ro.lcd_density=320 to 240

(change it every time it occours)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] modstorm:
Regarding the new update, I was thinking of probably basing it on a new Samsung Base, just to keep up to date. Features wise I will probably make some fixes to the AOSP theme and make the Wake Lag fix optional :) Any other things anyone would like to see in the new update ? :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Tiggarenstal:
Wrong post.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Dr. Hax:
Dude I would pay you if you make this work for the T-Mobile Note II (which is a GT-N7105 variant) I'm not even kidding. You've got me drooling!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] cd993:
One suggest for a formal of update would be something similar to Xnote Zero, whereby the rom is slimmed down to around 300mb if possible? Having a rom which is as close to aosp as possible, in terms of removing all non essential android files, such as all Samsung stuff (apk, libs etc.) and perhaps offering those as add ons, would be highly appealing. Before switching to the latest Xnote and after many switches between aosp/cm based roms, I actually settled for an old HypeNote v0.4 which was literally unrivalled in speed, battery life and utter slimness at under 250mb.

Do you think an ultra slim Project AOSP is possible? It seems stock based roms have the best battery life, aosp have more features/theme etc. Your rom is in a league of its own and is a brilliant choice. The next logical step for me would be to release an updated base with a complete barebones approach, making for an even purer android feel...
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] modstorm:
Sorry but as I already said before I do not have enough time to make the rom for the N7105. Apart from this I have no N7105 to test on which means that testing changes will be extremely time consuming (with my upload speed it takes 3hrs to upload the rom). In the future I might consider it but not for now sorry :(

As I'm basing the update on a new Samsung Base I will give slimming it down a go next time :) Unfortunately my usb port (on the phone) is not working correctly so I might not work on the rom so much until I fix it :(
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] MAMeingast:
I wholeheartedly support this suggestion. HyperNote was absolutely brilliant and unfortunately nothing similar is available. This ROM, however, comes very close to being perfect! Slimming it down (and offering the removed apps as add-ons) would be the only thing that would make this great rom even better! :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] modstorm:
I'll keep that in mind for the next update :) I'm currently on an AOSP rom to see what needs to be refined however I can't find a lot of differences. So far I will update the base and slim down the rom and try to implement an idea I had :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] modstorm:
I'll keep that in mind for the next update :) I'm currently on an AOSP rom to see what needs to be refined however I can't find a lot of differences. So far I will update the base and slim down the rom and try to implement an idea I had :)

EDIT : Just got a great idea for the rom, I'll try to get working on it asap however I have my exams upcoming :(
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] MAMeingast:
Take your time! We will happily be waiting for it! :) And good luck with your exams!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] modstorm:
Thanks :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] modstorm:
I'm currently in the process of slimming down the base rom. However if I were to move all the apps removed to the aroma installer it would result in the zip file being the same size. Instead I was thinking of releasing two versions of the rom; one with no aroma installer and slimmed down as much as possible while another with an Aroma installer. An alternative for this would be to make two zip files; one for the slimmed down rom and one just an Aroma installer with the missing apps (the approach I took for the first version of the rom). Any ideas on which one you would prefer ?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] joshphilips:
Two zip files one with the slimmed down version & the other with the aroma installer would be good imo.Any chance the slimmer version be slim like the xnote zero edition which is under 400 mb ?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] mako.sk:
hmmm download note work... :confused:

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] blady-jack:
I prefer the two zip files and one AROMA Installer.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] sotodefonk:
I agree, instead of taking more time to upload, make a flashable zip of the base rom, and then the aroma installer to tweak the base rom if needed, then if you want to add a simply thing, you can just update the aroma zip instead of the full rom.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] modstorm:
I will probably go with the rom zip file and another zip file for the Aroma installer approach :) So far I managed to get the rom under 500mb :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] joshphilips:
That sounds cool.Thank you for your efforts !
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] tuxonhtc:
What's with the update modstorm? Anything changed enough to make me download the update? Happy with it as it is.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] MattBooth:
Goo.im is incredibly slow

You should try http://romhut.com as a mirror. Fast and free :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] penta42:
Thank you for this rom.

I wanted aosp style with sammy functions, im served!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] modstorm:
Just a quick update, right now, due to having both SF 3.0 and an option to update to SF 3.5, everything needs to be done twice to work on both versions. This takes up much more time to create while also making it difficult to troubleshoot the ROM. As such I was planning on dropping support for SF 3.5. For those of you that really want to update, I will make a flashable zip file however I will only support Simplistic Framework 3. The main reason for this is that I want all the users the get the promised AOSP look with out any configuration. Apart from this most of the new SF features found in SF 3.5 are related to customization, something which is not needed if you want an AOSP look as the rom is already configured that way. As I already said, users that still want SF 3.5 will still be able to install it, however any mods/themes/addons I include will be mostly optimized/tested on the default SF that comes with the rom.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Crushader:
[MENTION=4075821]modstorm[/MENTION]: Love the ROM! But there're couple things missing, such as lack of CSC and Korean language. I couldn't connect to 3G after flashing the ROM cuz it doesn't contain Australian CSC and APN. And I have a lot of Korean songs, but none of them are displayed properly, it's either weird symbols or empty spaces, even in the language selection list, it's an empty field. If you could address these issues, it would be awesome!!

Will report if I find anything else, love the ROM especially the AOSP apps!

Edit: I fixed the missing Korean font by replacing the fonts in system/fonts with stock/another rom fonts

Fixed APN by replacing apns-conf.xml in system/etc/ with another rom version, restart and select reset to default in apn menu

Copy a bunch more CSC over from another rom for more languages
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Uvoguine:
just was wondering why is there written "Wlan" instead of "Wi-Fi" like in stock ROMs in the notification panel ?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] 5800xm_user:
Should I wait for next version or just go ahead and install this? I really miss the AOSP feel but dont want to lose out on TW features. Thanks for ur hard work!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] mh2hamed:
+1
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] iGebriel:
GOOOOOOD WORK keep it up

waiting for the next version hope u theme the on screen calling i mean during call image to remove the ugly green samsung color during call

i hope it will be something like that
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Uvoguine:
How can I do to manage the notification toggles with the stock toggle manager and no with the Toggles Control app ?

Thanks.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] erkanoz07:
AOSP phone app of recent calls list unknow numbers does not seem. How can i fix it.?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] joshphilips:
I use call log+ and it shows unknown numbers. Try it !
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] modstorm:
I'll keep that in mind and fix it for the next version :)

It's really up to you. My next version will have a number of new features, some of which I'm still experimenting with. Unfortunately I'm probably going to have to start the update again from scratch as the current one I'm working on is force closing like crazy and I have no idea whats causing it. However I'll try to get it done by next week :)

I can't get it to look exactly like AOSP, however in the next version all the TW colours on the calling screen are removed so it looks more AOSP like :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] tuxonhtc:
It would be also nice to have some OTA like updates instead of downloading the entire thing over and over again Modstorm.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] penta42:
Really thank you for this rom, atm i have it and i'm happy.

Continue in this way :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] modstorm:
Something like that should be possible through goo.im, I'll check if I can get it to work :) If not the new version should be much smaller anyways :)

Glad you enjoy it :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Uvoguine:
Yep, I can assure you the ROM is the greatest I've ever tested on my SGN2 !

As I can see that you answer to your users (so rare) you may help me. Do you know how can change the translation in french for the "On" and "Off" buttons near Wi-Fi and Bluetooth ? Because in your ROM (and in many others) the translation for it in french is very long and it deforms the line. Here screenshot for you to see the issue.

Thanks.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] modstorm:
Not sure about that :( I assume you need to edit the language, which from what I found might be quite difficult to do (actually I'm not sure if it has to be done when building from source, which in this case would be impossible). Look into this thread and see if it is of some help : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2058775 :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Uvoguine:
Sorry to bother you but where your ROM translations come from ? 'cause if it's cyanogenmod's ones I could just report it to them.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] modstorm:
The rom is based on the Stock Samsung rom so the translations come from them (or from Google if Samsung did not modify them).
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] penta42:
I don't know if it's only me, but I can't send MMS with this rom atm.

The application just FC.