yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nachomagic:
Hi mates

Sice some time nithtly changelog in the pac man dosen't work (FC appears)

Is there any way to see the changelog?

Thanks in advance
[Galaxy S II Android Development] erdal67:
I like this ROM very much but battery life is very disappointing... The phone doesn't deep sleep while not in use...

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S² with P.A.C Rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bluefa1con:
Something big is coming....

https://plus.google.com/102557242936341392082/posts/9FSeYqMqiSD
[Galaxy S II Android Development] james_lpool:
Great to here and thank you for all the work being put into this great rom :good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rafik25:
hello everybody I have an issue with wifi toggle, it doesn't work, i can't activate it, any ideas plz:confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bluefa1con:
Re: [WIP][ROM][JB 4.2.2][PA3.10][AOKP-MR1][CM10.1M2]P.A.C True All in 1 ROM[24/03][V2

New nightly coming tonight

New merges from aussie

Kernel updates from cm team including row scheduler pegausq and 3 step gpu
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AndrolinRoot:
Nice :) Gonna search some time and join your team :) But first I need sync ,because 5 months no build :eek:

Whats about Aokp build 6 and PA 3.15 ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bluefa1con:
i told you before anyone is welcome to submit pull requests to the pac repos with proper cherry-picks that is

pa 3.15 has been merged a week back and aokp updates are coming soon from aussie
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Neuroxyde:
AW: [WIP][ROM][JB 4.2.2][PA3.10][AOKP-MR1][CM10.1M2]P.A.C True All in 1 ROM[24/03][V2

I think I found a bug:

If I remap the menu button (hardware key) to have no action, I can't open the Menu with the Navbar.

Procedere (translated, as my system language is german):

Settings>System>Hardware Key>Menu Button> set to "no action"

I hope this is understandable.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dejson:
Hi guys

I came to this ROM because i saw this sentence

and cure flasholicsm

And AuSSiELaMbChOpS doesn't ask for any money in return

Well I would like to know because I like to play a lot, does this ROM supports Real Racing 3, at least with Siyah v5 patched kernel ?

Thank you in advance for an answer
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Filgaliel:
Re: [WIP][ROM][JB 4.2.2][PA3.10][AOKP-MR1][CM10.1M2]P.A.C True All in 1 ROM[24/03][V2

Without being 100% certain I think that it wouldn't run properly. Mali drivers screw games up.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zavorrax:
R: [WIP][ROM][JB 4.2.2][PA3.10][AOKP-MR1][CM10.1M2]P.A.C True All in 1 ROM[24/03][V22

On the cm thread has been noticed that games stop crashing if sound is disabled from the in-game options, so it may be a problem with the open source audio HAL rather than with mali.

This is good news, since it should be easier to fix.

--

Z
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Filgaliel:
Re: [WIP][ROM][JB 4.2.2][PA3.10][AOKP-MR1][CM10.1M2]P.A.C True All in 1 ROM[24/03][V2

Could be the case. But there are some games that don't crash, they only have messed up graphics. And that couldn't have anything to do with the audio source?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bluefa1con:
nightly will be built every night as long as there are some merges that day

folder is here http://pacman.basketbuild.com/index.php?dir=main/i9100/nightlies/

i havnt tested the latest nightly yet i will flash it tomorrow morning :)

Remember the purpose of nightly is to have most up to date features as well as find bugs so they are eliminated from stable release
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ismani:
downloading rite now...and will flash it tonite (3.46am Malaysia)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vivalasven:
AW: [WIP][ROM][JB 4.2.2][PA3.10][AOKP-MR1][CM10.1M2]P.A.C True All in 1 ROM[24/03][V2

I flashed it two times with fullwipe as second rom and each time I lost my Imei an Pin doesnt Come + trouble to log in in my WLAN.

Anybody facing the Same?

_______________________________

gesendet via Brieftaube namens Tapa
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iGor_:
My sistem config is with a tablet layout. The left column and everything very small... How can I change it to regular phone?

Also, how can I disable the swipe options from bottom (where appears a shortcut to Home, Back, Search, etc.)?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fsi09:
After flashing newest nightly I have no baseband Version and so no mobile signal.

I flashed back to the nightly before and I have signal again
[Galaxy S II Android Development] spankymo:
Re: [WIP][ROM][JB 4.2.2][PA3.10][AOKP-MR1][CM10.1M2]P.A.C True All in 1 ROM[24/03][V2

Go to Settings > Hybrid properties > Apps > look for "Settings" in the list. Change it to 600p or lower.

Go to Settings > System > Toolbars. Under Pie Controls, change Trigger Area to "none".
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Filgaliel:
Re: [WIP][ROM][JB 4.2.2][PA3.10][AOKP-MR1][CM10.1M2]P.A.C True All in 1 ROM[24/03][V2

I confirm. On the new nightly I loose signal. And also WiFi won't connect.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] arpinacio:
Same thing here, no service, no wireless.

Back to 20130325 nightly
[Galaxy S II Android Development] olarf:
AW: [WIP][ROM][JB 4.2.2][PA3.10][AOKP-MR1][CM10.1M2]P.A.C True All in 1 ROM[24/03][V2

Go to settings/system/toolbars/trigger area and set it none. Then go to hybrid settings and switch it back to phone modus. Then all should be fine.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] o0boiboi0o:
So confirmed. After flashing latest nightly, there is issue with the baseband.

So if ppl still flash the latest nightly, BEWARE!!! :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] erdal67:
Wow!! This is actually very good news!!! One question will the 4.3.1 version be still updated?

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S² with P.A.C Rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paul Blake:
Will the nightlyes include new pa features like blur lockscreen and halo on ls?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Great news!

Does that mean that we'll soon be able to publish our private builds soon? :silly:

Oh and expect a PM from me soon ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] _Sofos_:
Well that's really great news!!

I've got 2 phones rocking your Rom and already subscribed to your forums :>

Good job both to the Pac team for all the clean hard work and the rest of the people here and there who respected your decision to keep the alpha releases for themselves.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kant73:
Same problem here since long time (october 2013 I think), [MENTION=4209428]bluefa1con[/MENTION], can you solve try to solve this problem please :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] erdal67:
Hey the PAC Console doesn't work...

It doesn't download the OTA

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S² with P.A.C Rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GoJo ^^:
i can start waiting now/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] whazi:
im so happy abt the good news!

was so tempted to move to another rom to see the kitkat!

ive a question for you guys, since lately im having few problems and i cant find a real solution: it seems after 1 2 days i run a nightly ive problems with keyboard (using swiftkey pro since ages) not popping up when ive to write or coming and going making impossible to type anything and the "back hardware button" not working normally (can just use the long press to kill app)..

how i can fix it? seems that works for a short time to wipe dalvik and cache, but it comes bk quite soon..

should i make an factory reset and reinstall the latest nightly?

PS: maybe i just have to wait 1 week and then factory reset for 4.4 pac :D

wondering if they already ported all the gadzillion personalization we have on current uber PAC
[Galaxy S II Android Development] spankymo:
it just keeps getting killed in the background. the same happens with your launcher, I guess. just reboot your phone.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] galabean:
Hello,

Same problem here with the back key. I've already format and wipe : still the same...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cool1007:
I can confirm both issues (keyboard problems and back key). I thought it was just me. :(

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] galabean:
And now that we speak of bugs, do you have a problem with the keyboard that, when you enter a text too fast, sometimes, the cursor goes 4-5 letters back, and it make the mess in my text. I think this is a problem with the dictionnary, because the word is underlined.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] erdal67:
[MENTION=4209428]bluefa1con[/MENTION]

Hey is it possible to fix the PAC Console?

Latest nightly on pac's download page is 28-01-14 while the ota app says it's 02-02-14

When pressing the download button it makes a map in the SD card and the downloaded file is very little

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S² with P.A.C Rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] whazi:
so it ends up that several ppl have these problems!

hope we can have a fix or atleast some info from the devs
[Galaxy S II Android Development] spankymo:
I think it's a memory leak somewhere, since it only happens after several hours of uptime.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Qaatloz:
I can confirm on the memory leak. I reported already in the main Q&A because i wasn't allowed here yet. Unfortunately after reflashing a newer nightly i still have the system-ui memory leak. To fix it without a reboot I sometimes use the terminal to kill the system-ui process. After about 15 sec it restarts with again only 32 MB memory usage instead of 350 :rolleyes:

In the same Q&A an PACMAN maintainer suggested that he suspected the kernel, but i didn't remove dorimanx because i like the extra functionality. I was not bothered enough to lose dorimanx.

To kill using terminal

// Assuming you start as basic user
$ su
// $ should change to # when you got root in terminal
// Find the system-ui pid
# top
// Hide keyboard; probably in the top 3 you will see the system-ui entry, the first number of that entry is the pid (mine was 10825 but these changes)
// Get your keyboard again, hit q to return to the commandline
# kill [*Your system-ui-pid of that moment*]
// You will notice you lose the notification bar, but after max 15-20 seconds system-ui should restart and you should see the notificationbar again.

P.S. I don't know how the homescreen and system-ui are related but sometimes i don't see my widgets, when i hit the menu-button they appear just before i enter the menu, and if i press back then i get to a widgetfilled homescreen. After some time they dissappear again, but it might be they still are in memory??:confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SkyaTura:
How can I disable this "global noise reduction"?

I thougt it was just on Calls, and the option at the Dialer doesn't change anything either. But yesterday i was watching a video, and some times, when sound was quietly, the phone just "mutted" that moment and removed completely the lower sounds...

I think this is anoying and i can't find any option to disable it

Also, my lockscreen shortcut ring disappear and i can't bring it back :/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cool1007:
Yes, the exact same issue. Additionally, sometimes if you click a word in the dictionary, the application (whether it's Facebook, messenger, email, etc) crashes. I use the Rom kernel.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] erdal67:
I think PACMan is using a new server or something

01/02/14 build is up here(latest on other server is 28/01/14)

Edit: it's gone?

http://beta.basketbuild.com/devs/view/pacman?subpath=/i9100/nightly

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] erdal67:
Delete
[Galaxy S II Android Development] luslom:
Hello!

Just wanted to let You know that I am experiencing very same issue since half of DEC (I think).

Of course I am also on PAC Nighty + DorimanX combo...

I also thought I was the only one so thank You for posting this.

Basically I need to reboot each day or every second day to gain normal usage of back button back. "Hold to kill" works good.

At the same time it comes up my phone gets slower and slower, APEX starts to "reboot" itself over an over again.

I haven't found a solution yet :(

Cheers,

Lucas
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Qaatloz:
Hi,

I also had the quite bad problem with the back-button and the keyboard. First thing i noticed was for some reason the keyboard produced errors about Hungarian dictionary. (I'm using Dutch so why :confused:) Secondly it was much worse under 3g then using a WiFi connection so i looked at the logcat and found out there where many (and I mean realllly many) errors from the RIL. So I had started to search about RIL and Modems and related stuff and after some fiddeling and installing different modems I got less errors and the backbutton/keyboard bugs have disappeared. :cool: ( I have not experienced them since i think, but i installed also a newer nightly around that time, so it is hard to pinpoint it exactly on RIL/Modem issues vs new nightly)

Honestly I have to find out what I did to resolve this problem and when I do, I probably will write a small tutorial on how I fixed the most annoying problems ;).

Currently I'm running the 20140116 nightly with dorimanx 9.43 and a XXLS8 baseband. Aside from the previous mentioned memory-leak and some smaller non-critical bugs its running pretty stable :fingers-crossed:

P.S. Disclaimer: Fiddling about with Modems/basebands and RIL can easily break your ability to call or receive text (been there done that :silly: :D ; it also can be repaired so don't worry). Be careful and read the topics you find about them before you do all kind of bad things to your phone!!!

P.P.S. The Nightly link is the nightly I had on my phone reuploaded to my public dropbox, because the original isn't available in the basketbuild anymore. I promise it is unaltered, but you have to thrust me on that
[Galaxy S II Android Development] godmode1970:
There r actually more than 2000 installations of pac-man 4.4... anyone know a d/l Link?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paul Blake:
Wait for official release or boot Linux and build from source
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kaizah:
I would love to see that tutorial as I'm also a Dutch user and am still experiencing the same problems with back key and keyboard issues. I assume that the RIL issues are also similar in my case.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] luslom:
Taking into account what RIL is (in my opinion and basing on my knowledge) it should not have any influence on the back key?

RIL communicates between modem software and ROM, right?

I used GetRIL app from Play Store.

It shows my RIL as "Unknown", while Baseband XXLS6.

20140121 nightly.

Cheers,

Lucas
[Galaxy S II Android Development] _Sofos_:
Indeed RIL has nothing to do with keyboard or back key but please do NOT use getRIL from the market.

This app hasn't been updated since 2012, same goes for its libraries as well so you'll probably mess up your phone big time!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Qaatloz:
I realize that RIL isn't in any way related to the input like touch-screens and hardware-buttons. I just report my experience with the problems i had and were solved somehow after installing a new modem. So to be clear, i don't know if the problems are originating from the RIL or somewhere else, just sharing experience :o.

For people that want to try to solve the problem. Don't use GetRil in any way other than to analyse your current RIL and modem. As Sofos said, it is old and will break functionality. Changing the ril under custom roms like PACMAN can break also as mentioned here in the Opening Post. Finally i found the webfolder where i downloaded my current modem. The CWM zips should enable you to flash it like any other zip (like gapps and Roms). If you like to try the same setup like i reported, download this modem and install it together with the 0116 nightly and dorimanx 9.43. I also used this script in between the flashing of the rom and the kernel to prevent any problems between kernels.

So the steps i used were:

Backup current rom use at least the nandroid backup in the recovery, if you like you can use titanium backup for user-apps+data

Format system, wipe data+cache+dalvik cache

Install nightly rom

Run kernelwipe script

Install dorimanx

Install modem

Install gapps

And to be sure you get an clean start you can wipe cache and dalvik cache after that

Please do only try this if you are sure that you more less understand whats happening when you perform these steps. If not, start reading topics on all of this (modems, kernels, roms) first so that you know your risks and challenges!! If you run into problems most of the time they should be solveable, but you must be sure you are able to solve them yourself (with some help of XDA topic).

So only try this at home when you know you are up for it!! ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] godmode1970:
ETA for PAC 4.4, this weekend (If everything goes according to plan).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marbutina:
Finally. Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mcmg:
Fantastic news. Clearing the decks and backing up everything important. Congrats & Thanks to all involved!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] erdal67:
Oh yeah, i really love PACMan rom

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S² with P.A.C Rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SkyaTura:
When locscreen is activated and is any music player running, when i woke up my phone it reboots..

Note: the music start to play again when reboot is finished in same time it stops

note2: if i stop music with earphone button i have no problem, but is annoying do it every time i need to check something

note3: if someone calls me when i'm listening music, the same problem occur when the call end because screen wakes up

this happened with someone else?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cvexkeks:
This is a very looooooong weekend:D

Patiently waiting:cool:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Keksdroid:
Check this post again: https://plus.google.com/+Pac-rom/posts/9FSeYqMqiSD

They said it's gonna be another day or two. So i hope it gets released tomorrow :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Volpones:
It looks like the PAC server is quite busy ... I cannot access it since hours :cowboy:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Keksdroid:
If you're talking about basketbuild...it seems to be down. I cant access any page there, not just PAC.

Also the DIBS Dashboard doesnt show any running job atm (http://www.pac-rom.com/#Dashboard).

Guess we have to wait a bit more :angel:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SkyaTura:
My battery test results about how set data connection off when not necessary can affect our battery...

I just recharged 35minutes, and was after 24hrs was complete...

Recharged one more time, but my phone freezed and i had to force reboot, loosing some juice :/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GoJo ^^:
Seems that it didn't..:mad:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bluefa1con:
We are getting rid of dibs and moving to Jenkins

dibs are written by a pac member who recently got a job at Cyanogenmod Inc so he doesnt have time to maintain it
[Galaxy S II Android Development] egle00:
Cant handle anymore
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cool1007:
Hello,

Today my S2 started complaining about lack of space. I checked and there were about 850MB of apps (between ROM pre-installed and apps I downloaded). With 2Gb of internal memory, where are the 1.2 GB remaining? System reports barely 200Mb available of internal memory. Where did the other 1Gb go? :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nachomagic:
Check the lost and found directory

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] cool1007:
Hello and thanks for your help. I only found a "LOST.DIR" directory. It had nothing but a few files of content (100kb). Not sure if there is another Lost and found directory that I don't know the path of. Could you provide path?

I did find a "Log" directory with about 350Mb of logcat files. Are these safe to delete? There are still about 500Mb which I can't find where are these been used up.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nachomagic:
There is another in /system and in /data

You can delete all the logs

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] andronado:
Isn't there another way of this? Not to question your solution. This is the common advise for the case which i end up when searching and it is a solution also since it works.

Do we have to delete all the logs? I mean, aren't we able to keep last one or two months at least? In another way of asking, is there any way that prevents me seeing the disc icon? Like a logging setting?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cool1007:
I searched both paths and both "lost+found" directories were empty. Deleting all the logs made no difference in the internal space count. I'm at a loss. Maybe the internal memory is malfunctioning?

Here is a screenshot of the internal memory report. Maths don't add up.

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cool1007:
Hello,

I finally digged where the internal memory was been used up. Turned out there were a bunch of log files related to "silentRILreset". Not sure what is that or why there were so many. All in all, close to 1Gb in logs. Incredible.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nachomagic:
Congratulations :)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] adzz37:
does this rom have maliv2 or maliv3?? tnx for the answer...

---------- Post added at 12:02 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:01 PM ----------

does this rom have maliv3 or maliv2??

thanks in advance...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nachomagic:
Maliv2

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] lord revan:
pac rom version

hi all...one information on the pac rom site There are 3 versions of the same rom: nightlies, the rc22.2.0 rc1 and rc1 milestone 1 which is the difference 'between them??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] far.north:
pac_i9100-nightly-20140222.zip is now available.

4.4? Let's give it a go. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] egle00:
is it 4.4 ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] far.north:
Log states so.

I'm currently backing up first.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paul Blake:
yes log and build.prop says 4.4
[Galaxy S II Android Development] godmode1970:
Please tell us where?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] himsin:
How is it guys, did anybody tried it??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bluefa1con:
we were testing our jenkins and yeah it works :D

very near to release
[Galaxy S II Android Development] far.north:
I have!

It works pretty good, although I haven't had much time to fiddle with it.

Just flashed it and had a quick overview. All in all, very neat.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aca89:
Yes, me too. All the functions I have tried worked just fine. Only "bug" I've encountered was when I set weather information to show above carier in notification drawer, it was overlaping with quick tiles. Also managed to boot with DorimanX kernel but I had some troubles restoring the stweaks profile. HALO is missing, not sure if it is supposed to be there. Very handy connection manager is there, as far as I could tell it was working. That's all I could remember...

I had to switch back to Resurrection 'cause I need everything working but looking forward to testing new builds.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pandza88:
What happened to build can't find or download it

Sent from GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] egle00:
i think that it was test build so they removed it....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] erdal67:
I have the 22-02-14 build i can mirror it...

Sent from my KitKat powered Samsung Galaxy S²
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GoJo ^^:
Concretly, what's the new ETA?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Glebaka:
do it
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ammarsg:
Not nearly as they said and as I see for that loooooooong time for kitkat release ..we hope and look here every some time for that big event when release come
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ditomasso:
Me too. :)

ROM: BEANSTALK ROM 4.4.2.

KERNEL: STOCK KERNEL