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[Vibrant Android Development] skinzy98:
I recommend slim gapps as they are small and enable dark ui toggle. this should be the link for them. sorry i didnt get back sooner was in bed now in school so will repsond later on.

http://slimroms.net/index.php/downl...load/383-addons/4515-slim-gapps-4-2-2-build-8
[Vibrant Android Development] orangekid:
Keep getting an error 7 on flashing, what recovery are you using?
[Vibrant Android Development] jrongi1:
If you want help try to give as much info as possible about your situation (rom, kernel, device). all are much more helpful than bouncing from thread to thread looking for someone to magically have the ability to know what you want.

We are a small but tight group who are more than willing to help.

Now please help us help you.
[Vibrant Android Development] orangekid:
lol, figured it was a common issue...

I tried to flash a custom kernel in hopes that it would flash a later CWM for me, and it did, but now I've got other issues. Every JB ROM I try to flash gives me a "status 0 error" and aborts the flash.

So I am sitting here with:

Recovery = CWM 6.0.3.0

Kernel = who knows

ROM = borked slimbean latest version (failed on status o error)

I can access ADB from the bootloops I keep getting into so I'm not real worried about bricks.

I hate these phones that you can basically only get the correct recovery from the kernel, and you have to have the correct recovery to flash certain ROMs etc..

So I'm a bit lost on where to go from here, and I've searched to no avail...

I've flashed from internal & from external, after factory reset and formatting /system, same error.
[Vibrant Android Development] skinzy98:
[MENTION=4176434]jrongi1[/MENTION] isn't status 0 no problem it just won't flash because of the recovery?
[Vibrant Android Development] orangekid:
That's what I figured, I just can't figure out which recovery to flash no matter how much I search.
[Vibrant Android Development] skinzy98:
I would revert back to stock then flash straight to this
[Vibrant Android Development] orangekid:
Don't I still need a custom recovery to "flash straight to this" once I go back to stock? Or is there an Odin version or something?
[Vibrant Android Development] skinzy98:
If you go back to stock with odin then use the update.zip root method it will install a recovery then you can flash this and it will have permanent root. What phone did you come from?
[Vibrant Android Development] orangekid:
My daily drive is a Nexus 4...
[Vibrant Android Development] skinzy98:
Oh an easy one. But If you'll put the phone back to stock reroot using update.zip method and then flash this it will work
[Vibrant Android Development] orangekid:
Yeah I ended up doing Odin to stock then update.zip then got things working finally...

Is there a way to control the CPU clock speeds / governor in this ROM internally? I can't seem to find that settings...

Also, my personal preference for clock is circlemod, because the circle one in this ROM is impossible to read the numbers, just a suggestion..

So far running fast and smooth, definitely tons faster than a stock Vibrant that's for sure.
[Vibrant Android Development] skinzy98:
well this is the last 4.2.2 but 4.3 is coming as soon as i can get it to boot. made a new build but cannondale and jrongi have both been busy so ill have to wait till someone can test it to release it
[Vibrant Android Development] orangekid:
Do you not have a Vibrant?
[Vibrant Android Development] skinzy98:
I did have one but my parents decided it would be better to give it to my seven year old brother who already has an ipod
[Vibrant Android Development] orangekid:
Lol. No worries man. I'm only using mine as a backup. I wanted to OC the kernel and change the governor was all.

Either way happy developing. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] skinzy98:
http://d-h.st/fen this is my 4.3 ROM for cyanaosp. Can anyone test for me?
[Vibrant Android Development] jrongi1:
If no one has a chance before me I will try this weekend.

What little time I have had this week was working with the GPS file situation.

Sent from my Nexus 4
[Vibrant Android Development] souleater11:
Hi skiny,

I came from Albert miui 4.1 (Gear Kernel).

is your rom safe to flash?

Kinda worried because some previous user post an error during flashing of your rom.
[Vibrant Android Development] skinzy98:
Flash the one out if my other thread. Don't forget to flash it twice. It will not brick your phone but the first flash erases you partitions and the second flash changes it to what it needs to be
[Vibrant Android Development] souleater11:
i read some post from your 4.3 rom version thread that it still lag a bit due to the launcher not optmized in 4.3

without bias, is it true that 4.3 version is more fast than this 4.2 version ?
[Vibrant Android Development] skinzy98:
yes it is faster nova launcher just isnt fully optimized apex is good for it though
[Vibrant Android Development] souleater11:
hi skinzy,

i am considering flashing your rom but im currently using Albert's miui with Gear kernel which a user reported to have problems in flashing a rom incompability issues.
[Vibrant Android Development] skinzy98:
If you wipe data both caches and system then flash the build twice in a row then gapps it should be just fine
[Vibrant Android Development] souleater11:
Thanks Skinzy for your suggestion but i was wondering you didnt wrote the twice flashing rom steps in 4.3 OP thread ?
[Vibrant Android Development] skinzy98:
Yeah I got to fix it on a bit I didn't realize it needed to be flashed twice till after I flashed it personally on a friends vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] Stevethegreat:
Hmm, this rom is not very usable as a daily driver. After I've installed gapps (I think even before it), it melts battery like butter. I had it in sleep more for 1 hour (deep sleep according to cpu spy), and I've lost 12% battery. In a single night it is dead. Also while initially is very smooth after opening a couple of apps it gets exceptionally laggy, there's an obvious issue with the automatic task killer because when I fixed the oom values the rom became fast again.

It's a nice rom and I would had kept it even with the ram issues, but it's the battery leak that put me off. I've tried every possible combination and it's always there and I'm almost definite it's a rom issue.
[Vibrant Android Development] skinzy98:
Other people have had exceptionally good battery life with stock settings. Was it a clean flash?
[Vibrant Android Development] Stevethegreat:
Well yes, it was a clean flash but battery went haywire. So I reflashed and now everything seems far better, I still lose quite a lot of battery while sleeping (compared to my last ROM) but it's much more usable. I lose 14% a night, it used to be more like 3% a night with my last ROM. Oh well, airplane mode to the rescue..,
[Vibrant Android Development] skinzy98:
Are you having any apps that are possibly draining battery?
[Vibrant Android Development] skinzy98:
Try the new 4.3 and see how it does. That one is reported to have much better battery life. The 4.2 didn't have the greatest battery life and I thought this was the 4.3 thread sorry
[Vibrant Android Development] Stevethegreat:
Same apps as my last ROM. In fact the exact same setup. My last ROM would lose 3% during the night, this one 14%, maybe a little more

As for 4.3 unfortunately i cannot use it because it lacks TV out which is one of the main reasons I had bought this phone anyway.

I'll give it a whirl when no base phone features would be lacking from the 4.3 version.
[Vibrant Android Development] skinzy98:
According to ts1506 if you will flash the Aries part with the 4.3 build it should give you TV out capabilities
[Vibrant Android Development] Stevethegreat:
You mean the "Aries-parts FC fix" from this thread? 'Cause I think it will probably cause issues to flash (what really are) 4.2 parts to 4.3, no?
[Vibrant Android Development] skinzy98:
It shouldn't cause issues as the Aries part has not changed so the code should still be the same
[Vibrant Android Development] Stevethegreat:
OK, I'll give it a try then and I'd return with my feedback handy. I'll post my results to the 4.3 thread as it would be more proper.

Thanks for the detective work, much appreciated ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] :
Link is dead :( if someone have it please upload for me. Thank you very much
[Vibrant Android Development] imDCStar:
where is ROM? link dead
[Vibrant Android Development] iaintken:
please upload the rom link is dead.
[HTC Droid DNA] costomojin:
I am looking for the system.db on my droid dna . I cannot seem to locate it. I am trying to edit this to remove the pesky WiFi notification. And yes I am rooted. Any help would be appreciated.
[HTC Droid DNA] dragonstalker:
Um that's not what you edit to remove the wifi notification. And most custom roms that you download have the wifi notification removed already.

Go to settings>wifi turn off auto turn on , and click don't notify and you shouldn't see it anymore.
[HTC Droid DNA] costomojin:
I don't believe we are talking about the same thing. I want to remove the nag from when you click the WiFi widget to turn it on instead of it opening up the screen to click the switch on.
[HTC Droid DNA] dragonstalker:
So you want a wifi toggle switch? One that turns it on and off without the settings interface?
[HTC Droid DNA] costomojin:
I just want to use the default widget which matches the other stock widgets without downloading a widget add on and yes.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] k4killer:
Hey guys, so I bricked my Google Wallet after forgetting to reset it the other day.

Unfortunately my nandroid was corrupted too.

Anyway, I reverted to stock unrooted and loaded up the r96 Wallet APK from here on XDA.

I then took the phone to the Sprint store to see if I could lie my way into getting a warranty replacement.

Unfortunately they said that because Wallet is not OFFICIALLY supported on the note 2 yet they couldn't do anything about it.

However, here is the good news. They also told me that and OTA is coming up that does officially support Google Wallet.

They also told me that if Wallet is still not working when the OTA is released they will fix my device under warrenty. If it cant be fixed then they will replace it under warrenty but they have to charge $50 as I dont have insurance. (Its free if you do have insurance.)

So in the end, we just have to wait a few weeks and shell out $50 to have fully working Google wallets again!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] swalter718:
All Samsung phones come with a 1yr manufacturer's warranty. Anyone who purchased their phone less than a year ago can obtain an RMA directly from the Samsung website, and have a FREE replacement (no deductible) in 10 days.

For people who are out of the warranty period, Sbeam does not work properly once the Secure Element is fried, which allows you to demonstrate a phone problem without trying to explain Google Wallet to Sprint reps. Basically, if you borked your SE, you do NOT need to wait for official GW support before you can replace your phone.

*EDIT* The Assurian/Sprint deductible for the Note 2 is $200, not $50.

Sent from an evil, dark place...

~ ROM: JellyBomb v14.0

~ Radio: L900VPAMA7

~ Kernel: Perseus alpha32
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] donatom3:
The deductible only applies in cases of Water damage, physical damage, or theft. Anything warranty related has no deductible when you have TEP. The $50 the op mentioned is IN STORE warranty repair (with no sign of water damage/physical damage) when you don't have TEP.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] shabgard:
Never trust a sprint rep about OTA because they have no idea about OTA realses.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] yankees45us:
As much as I wish the Sprint rep was right about the ota,I agree with you, I wouldn't believe anything they say. But hey if the g wallet works now I wouldn't doubt it if an official update came along.

Sent from my Amazing Galaxy Note 2!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] RayTrue04:
Except that this ota they're were referring to is MA7 which has Google wallet support so they didn't lie. Our phone officially supports wallet now.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] swalter718:
Incorrect, sir. Google Wallet is still not available via the Play Store for the SPH-L900, nor is it listed by Google as an "eligible device" (http://support.google.com/wallet/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=1347934). It does work on on MA7, if installed as an untrusted app, but it is, as of now, still unsupported on the Note 2.

Sent from an evil, dark place...

~ ROM: JellyBomb v14.0

~ Radio: L900VPAMA7

~ Kernel: Perseus alpha32
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] RayTrue04:
Well it works now unlike on ljc which just gave you device unsupported message in the past. Being that Samsung just added the support on this ota I'm sure it'll take some tine before Google updates its list.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jamice4u:
It would be supported soon. If you goto your desktop browser goto Google and then Wallet if you check devices you will see SPH-L900 which is our phone. But our phone is not listed under there officially supported devices. I think it is in transition to be an officially supported device.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] k4killer:
Ah so Secure Element breaks SBeam? Sweet, thanks for the excuse!

I suppose thats a good bit of info for everyone too. I'll let you know if they do anything.

Also for clarification, you can send your phone to Samsung for repair/replacement for this issue under warranty. There is no charge for this. The only thing is you must be completely stock and unrooted and it takes a minimum of 10 days.

You can also bring your phone to the sprint store and have it replaced under warranty on the spot. Again you must be stock and unrooted. If you have insurance on your phone then this service is free. If you don't then there is a $50 warranty replacement fee.

If you were to bring in a rooted phone and your warranty is void, then they will charge you the $200 deductible. You also must have insurance if this is the case. If you don't have insurance your out of luck in this case from what I understand.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mr pnut:
I flashed pacman ROM 4.2.2 and i was able to install it from the play store...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] k4killer:
That's because Pac Man ROM has Google wallet functionality built in. If you read his release notes you would know that. We are talking about the stock ROM here. No sprint store is going to work on a phone with a modded ROM on it.

Stay on topic and read the OP please.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DisposableHero1985:
rooting doesn't void your warranty unless they can show rooting is what broke the device. This is protected under the Magnuson–Moss Warranty Act of 1975, the same law that states aftermarket auto parts don't automatically break warranty status on your car
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] swalter718:
I agree. The SPH-L900 will be officially supported in the near future. However, as it is right now, we have functionality without support. To claim otherwise is dishonest.

Sent from an evil, dark place...

~ ROM: JellyBomb v14.0

~ Radio: L900VPAMA7

~ Kernel: Perseus alpha32
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] xopher.hunter:
I read the whole op and it doesn't say anything about Google wallet, In fact when I download it it tells me unsupported device/network when it installs
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] swalter718:
I don't believe Wallet will work on any AOSP ROM. AFAIK, the NFC/SE drivers are proprietary, and thus unavailable.

Sent from an evil, dark place...

~ ROM: JellyBomb v14.0

~ Radio: L900VPAMA7

~ Kernel: Perseus alpha32
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] KEYofR:
Funny, my copy of the OP shows Wallet mentioned right in the title, plus 6 more times in the body, of only 9 lines.

So you noticed why this thread exists in the first place.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] k4killer:
OK can a mod please close this. I meant this to be completely information to people who had bricked google wallets but people have taken this way off topic.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] yankees45us:
Here's a way to get Google wallet on an aosp rom.

http://highonandroid.com/android-ap...t-on-any-rooted-android-smartphone-or-tablet/

Sent from my Amazing Galaxy Note 2!

Heard from several people that this worked for them. Of course I would never go through this much trouble but some people really want to use gwallet which I don't blame them since I live using it and wish more places accepted it or had the equipment for it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Saint Michael23:
http://rootzwiki.com/topic/25879-how-to-regain-wallet-access-from-secure-element-issue/

Has anyone seen this or tried it? I'm a bit of a Noob when it comes to this so I don't know if I want to test it but thought I'd post to see if anyone knows about it. If it works for Nexus should work for us right

Geez Brain what do you want to do tonight? Same thing we do every night Pinky making the freshest ROM!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] austin420:
they were obviously talking about the op of the pacman rom thread.

whoever thanked your post is an idiot.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] tonyevo52:
So I have a Nandroid backup of my phone prior to going S-off and I am running viper 4g 3.1.2 (totally cool). My question is, if i do another Nandroid backup while running viper, will it restore my phone back to viper or back to stock if i run the new Nandroid backup...Hope this makes sense? Thanks
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Magnum_Enforcer:
Your phone will restore to whatever Nandroid you choose.

The advice is free....the bandwidth, not so much
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] tilltheend714:
What FinZ28 said. Every time you make a nandroid, it's a seperate set of files. So when you choose to restore, there will be two different ones, your stock one and the one you make of viper.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] tonyevo52:
Cool, Thanks fellas, still learning but stuff is starting to make more sense, i kinda thought that the backup restored it to stock but it actually restores it to whatever rom you were running when you backed it up (makes sense), definitely no problems though since going s-off, should have done it way earlier....Thanks again..
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Magnum_Enforcer:
Yep, hence the name "backup"-you're backing up whatever ROM you happen to be running at the time.

The advice is free....the bandwidth, not so much
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] sanimagus:
I am running viper xl rom and tried to install elemental x 5 kernel from venom tweaks. My phone is bootlooping and i have no idea how to fix it. I can't even go into recovery mode. Please help anyone. I am a noob. Please clearly state the steps for me.

EDIT 1: My phone is on HBOOT 1.14. I installed the kernel because it said HBBOT 1.14 friendly. Also S-ON
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] a box of kittens:
I know for a fact you can get into recovery idk how many times I've answered a bootloop solution but ok here we go again answer coming up in a sec
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Venomtester:
Hold power button and volume down at the same time. When lights stop flashing release power button while still holding volume down. Repress power button while continuing to hold volume down and wait.

---------- Post added at 08:45 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:40 PM ----------

When flashing the kernel zip you have to go to SD. Open viper. Open kernel. Put zip in kernel folder. Go into recovery and flash zip from that folder. I have to warn you that sometimes you may have WiFi issues from flashing this kernel with your current hboot.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] sanimagus:
Hey, I have booted into recovery. Thanks. Can i now flash boot.img from here and http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1962428 and flash viper rom afterwards? I have landed in this situation because i tried installing elemental x kernal from viper rom. I am not sure if that kernel is installed. Is boot.img kernel?

In SD, there is a folder called venom which has a kernel folder. Is that where i should put the zip?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] sashank:
Yes, boot.img contains the kernel. Its related modules should also be loaded in /system though.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] sanimagus:
Hey venomtester, i tried what you said and it is still on boot loop. Is there anything else i could do or do differently? I don't want to s-off because i don't understand the process and don't want to permanently brick my phone. Thanks.
[Kindle Fire General] Android Cowboy:
I know people are always looking for apk files to sideload on their KF specially Google apps. I've started a page where I have posted those common files. I'm also willing to add more upon request. Just leave a comment on the blog post page. This is for free apps only and is not meant to get around paid apps in anyway. http://androidcowboy.com/android-apk-files-download/
[Kindle Fire General] joshua.1980:
This is awesome!

THX :good:
[Kindle Fire General] scooter1979:
I've downloaded and installed the Play store. When I open it, it gives me a popup informing me an account needs to be connected in order to use it. I click yes to set up my account, and the app shuts down. Any ideas?
[Kindle Fire General] BrooklynNY:
You probably don't have Google framework installed. Use KFU (Kindle fire utility) to do that. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1399889 Questions welcome.
[Kindle Fire General] shogan454:
Thanks Cowboy - useful stuff
[Kindle Fire General] 404-Not Found:
I use Android Drawer since it has mostly All Free Apps, that are essential for Android Users. Its got over 50,000+ apps, only free though, no warez. I use it all the time for sideloading when I am at Stock, and most are update as soon as updates roll up.

www.AndroiDdrawer.com
[Kindle Fire General] desarenezitic:
Hi, great thread. My daughter is getting a Kindle Fire for Christmas and I will be setting it up before the big day (well Santa obviously does that). I specifically want to add Google Play Music as I have just signed up for All Access, what additional APKs will I need to be able to sign in?
[Kindle Fire General] 404-Not Found:
I think you'll need Google Play Services, and Google Play Framework if you're aren't rooting. Also, I am not sure but I think All Access is for Android 4.0+, but I am not sure though.
[Kindle Fire General] desarenezitic:
Oh right thanks, I'll check that out first.

Edit:: a quick search seems to indicate all access will be ok on GB, I'll try it anyway.

Sent from my Nexus 4
[Kindle Fire General] radar5:
thanks OP. need to update my apps.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Escofosho:
Any idea where I can download those notifications and ringtones from the Cm10 rom?

Sent via my Android Galaxy.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ajrty33:
....from the cm10 rom?

/system/media/
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Escofosho:
Yeah when I originally flashed Cyanogenmod it came preloaded with a bunch of different ring tones and notification sounds.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pangolin79:
I am an owner of a UK Xperia Play. Today I tried to tinker with my phone to install some custom firmware. Unfortunately I don't like the results. I managed to get DoomKernel 14 on my handset, which in turn allowed me to install cyanogen 7. The latter was very slow. I just want my handset back as close to its original settings as possible, so I can use it as a phone again. I have heard this can be done via Flashing Tool. There are a couple of problems with this presently. The most pressing being the fact that since I installed the above kernel/rom my back button no longer sends the phone into flashmode. Please help, I know I am a relative idiot and this may have been discussed elsewhere. But I could not find any evidence of threads.

Thank you for any help you can give.

If this proves complicated. Is there a good, smooth custom rom that I can install via Doomkernel's Zip mode in the meantime?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] karma123:
maybe you can try to flash another kernel and then give a try to send the phone into flashmode