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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] yreham:
Hello, I have a problem when you in call settings-call reject-auto reject list it fcs . I did not flash rollus v6 thank you
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] thatboyp:
Is the LTE version for AT&T (SGH-I317) or the N7105? Will it work for both models?

Peter
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] MaZaGnGy:
You can see a review for note 8 on youtube and u will know everything

It look like note 2 but all apps working on tablet mod

I dont know cuz i just have the international version

A user give me a link for a deodexed room for t889 version

So i dont know it will work or not

What is the dpi for phone apk?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Elle233:
Thanks bro, you have just taken care of my concerns. Please rush us Note 8 Port.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] mantizema:
+1
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] DesertHawk:
Don't worry about LTE builds. Im working on it... Im also doing a 4.2 port from SIII. The N10.1 LTE was just released, trying to find a stock ROM of it...
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] DubelBoom:
I've heard its not really stable..
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] DesertHawk:
Worked fine on mine...
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] thatboyp:
What do you need to port the MiniTab to AT&T (SGH-I317)? Do you need the deodexed of the I317 ROM?

Here is the stock deodexed SGH-I317 ROM: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1986556

Can you see if this is the same as the N7105. I think they are compatible, but I am not 100% sure.

Peter
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] yreham:
Dpi is 145
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] DubelBoom:
I didn't try it as I don't have an S3.

Have you started working on the port? How is the progress?

If you need a tester, I would love to help ;)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] DesertHawk:
No we need Stock Rom from the N10.1 LTE
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] DisposableHero1985:
can anyone here make a flash able zip from a tar file?

http://www.hotfile.com/dl/194439678/959665c/N8020XXBMA6_N8020OXABMA6_TLA.zip.html

that's the 10.1 lte newest firmware if u can
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] OGWisdom:
So after watching review of the note 8, im not quite sure I would like to see a note 8 version. Sure all apps might be running in tablet mode, but the main workspace is in phablet mode, which was a concern before I saw the review. You may be able to force it in tablet mode, but what sets the rom as it is now apart from all others that have tablet ui, is the fact that it is true tablet ui! In which we have the ability to produce floating windows and such. I wouldnt want to loose that experience. Id say pirt over some apps, maybe even some features, but leave the base as the note 10.1's. Just my 2 cents, of course you dont have to take my advice and as always have a blessed day!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] DesertHawk:
Yep. Can do. Cheers...
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] DisposableHero1985:
glad to help
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] DesertHawk:
I did something like that before. I didn't release it, the PhabletUI was my one before the Tablet UX. I was thinking of making an app that when you click on what type you want (I.e. phablet or tablet) it will just flash the correct DPI?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] OGWisdom:
Im guessing there may be some users who may want the phablet experience, but imo it would be best to make that a seperate rom. So as not to complicate things on the user end as well as the dev end. I was running paranoid android before. I had the ability to transform from phone, to phablet to tablet. Of course it is aosp. But that ability alone was enough to keep me running the rom. I have always wanted a stock rom, but would miss my faved tablet ui. Then I saw this rom and like I said before it completely obliterates any other tablet ui rom out there, period. That is what attracted me, that is what makes this rom unique! Now sure, the rom is far from perfect, it needs work, not to be taken as critism, but there are some qinks. However, it is stable enough for daily use and that is a great start! This rom can be even better. Another thing is tha use of the xposed framework, its kinda iffy. I widh there was a way to incorporate the paranoid hybrid engine, that would take care of all dpi and scaling issues!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Elle233:
Very well said! +1
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] mimoun103:
ok

can give me link redpill kernel last version

for this room

????
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ykkfive:
hi

ihave been working on similar things, to convert a stock rom into a tablet since i like the tablet ui so much, for more than a year when i was still using my note1. Yes, more than one year alone.

Problems exist everywhere i can say. U will need to take control of the system and alter any apps layout, plus u will need suitable layouts in apps for proper resizing or rescaling, which is the hardest part for me. I can force my phone into a tablet without lossing original stock features by modding the framework smali files for my note1, s3 and note2 with per app dpi but atm this is not the case for widgets. And since i don use widgets actually the side effects are minimal for my daily use. This is why i yet to release anything because only my requirements are satisfied but not others. Ppl loves widgets but i cannot modify all widget layouts in order to let them shown properly on a fake and altered density.

Obviously, it doesnt make sense to test and change every elements inside the layouts for every apps as to have a pproper display which involves adjusting the widths and heights for the elements like rows, columns, images and so forth, unless u simply clone all the apps and frameworks say from note 8 directly to note2. However, this will bring us another problem due to the differences in density. Personally, it is too small and hard to read if the note 2 runs with 160dpi. This was the major reason i switched from s3 to note2 since running 240 on s3 is ok but 220 made me feel uncomfortable to read and use. So if i run 160 on note2 then probably i have to go for a note 8.0 which doesnt make sense either.

on the other hand, xposed is not a complete solution for me either and pa is not my cup of tea for some reasons. i am glad to see some ppl stepped in and appreciate op’s work and have discussed and shared some ideas with him recently. I dono why i reply to this post which doesn't help but i am not against either side. may be i just wanna share with u what i feel. finally i hope that more developers will come and join this party

ps i am a note2 lte user so i have not tried op’s although i can if i want to, and i have not played with pa for a long time so may be i already missed a lot of the new features
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] OGWisdom:
You and I are going to talk one day my friend! Im intetested in knowing what you have all done so far. But, first this rom uses the framework and apps from the note 10.1. The main issue is that of scaling and dpi issues, because like you said, being at such a low density things are tiny or stretched in a way they shouldnt. Also the note 10.1 is predominately used in a landscape setting.The xposed framework forces apps Into different resolutions and you can change the dpi (size). The paranoid hybrid engine forces an app to use the different resolution layouts already contained within an app and you can adjust dpi or size. Most of the operating system is all apps. Which is why the hybrid engine works so well! And most all apps have 2 -3 layouts contained within them, as I have seen this for myself firsthand whenever modding or theming.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] DubelBoom:
I have an idea (haven't tried it as I'm not using this rom) - set DPI at build.prop to something as 240dpi, and to change only apps that needs special settings. (SystemUI should stay at tablet mod, or we are losing the whole point of this rom!)

This way all other apps (downloaded from play for example) would be in a readable size.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] mimoun103:
????

stil wait
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] OGWisdom:
http://goo.im/devs/HyperDroid/RedPill/RedPill_Rev1.47_CWM.zip
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] MaZaGnGy:
after playing with note 8 port i decided to not port it

it doesn't deserve to be a holy port

we can pull apps we needed only

i found note 8 gallery faster than note 2 and 10.1 gallery

and browser maybe make pages readable more than note 10.1 one

nothing else make me interesting

sorry for who need the full port and now return back focus to lte build
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] OGWisdom:
Right on bro! Lets make this rom what it should be now... Im here, and willing to help with things, im a dev, modder and themer all rolled into one! Lets go...
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] nuwayman:
Yes! Lte build please!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] DisposableHero1985:
+1
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] MaZaGnGy:
i will pm u with somethings need to moded if u can help me it will be good

everything finished but i just do somthings to make sure service will work as it should be

urw bro
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] OGWisdom:
I await your becon.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] :
To actually make it boot you should change something in kernel. I remember some guy ported the note 4.1.2 jelly bean leak to galaxy s2 just made some changes and it booted up. But then there was a harder time trying to get wifi work etc. :) as the processor and device specification is almost the same it shouldn't be too hard. However I'm sure the note ii leak will come very soon :D

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Xgeda:
+1 Tablet UI FTW!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] dado75:
HAs anyone try to port Note 8 keyboard or is this keyboard from note 8 that is included in v4 build?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] mimoun103:
ok

try this

it work fine with me

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2228836
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] dado75:
Tnx 4 the tip but already try that and keyboard is kind a small.

What procedure of installing did you do? Have you try it on this rom?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] mimoun103:
ok

yes i try it and it work fine with me

its small only in arabic mod

but in english its normal

try change dpi in xposed
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] jefbuan:
I did mess something with my secphone.apk..I dont have rom file on my office.i dont want to redownload 1 gb file for phone apk...if someone could upload it 4 me it would be ga great help
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] dado75:
OK...so U just flash zip via CWM and in settings disable KEY TAB SOUND and it works....strange, doesn't work for me :rolleyes:

Just one question...in landscape mode, does keyboard shows correctly...or the same as here in this rom...only 3/4 of the screen?

Tnx
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] mimoun103:
ok

it show correcty in tow way

just you must change dpi
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] jefbuan:
wha dpi u set on note8 keyboard?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] mimoun103:
ok

160

1000x1600
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] MaZaGnGy:
i hope i didnt be late

http://www.mediafire.com/?7a6f7ds7ekdyu96
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] dado75:
I need advice...I reflash rom and uses V4 rom and V4 rom fix, from SGTeam server in first page. Everything went ok.

But now when I try to change DPI in Exposed app the change doesnt save. Isnt that fixed in MiniTAB-DPI_Fix-v0.6-130413.zip?

What can I do?

Tnx
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] reddevilmt:
Did you give permissions this : /data/data/de.robv.android.xposed.mods.appsettings/shared_prefs
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] dado75:
Ammm...nope :)

I was thinking that v0.6 fix fixes that. Should i give permission to whole folder or just xml file? And what permission...(rw--rw--r--)?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] jefbuan:
thanks..
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] reddevilmt:
data\data\de.robv.android.xposed.mods.appsettings\shared_prefs ------------------> rwerwerwe

data\data\de.robv.android.xposed.mods.appsettings\shared_prefs\ModSettings.xml ------------------> rw-rw-r--

No problem for me while these settings.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] rastassjr:
Stock Battery?

I was wondering if there is a stock battery icon available for this rom? I hate to nitpick but never have cared for the circle battery.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] MaZaGnGy:
stock battery icon doesnt show % on status bar just only on notification bar if u need it tell me and i make a flashable zip for u
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] rastassjr:
I would be very grateful for a flashable stock battery zip!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] MaZaGnGy:
here it is bro
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Issa Eid:
hey guys ,i'm facing the same thing with " dado75 " i wanna know how to give permissions !? guide me plz , and i want to know how to change the whole screen dpi !? bcz icons is too small for me :( i want to make it bigger , and 10x
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] reddevilmt:
U must use root explorer or another root file explorer then find my last post then do them correctly.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ram9200:
So I ported the new 8020 lte rom to my sprint phone, when I make a phone call it works but I have an com.process phone fc any suggestions.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] DisposableHero1985:
you will need to fix secphone.apk most likely. check the miui forum I know they had to do a lot to secphone to get calls and data. if u need anyone to test let me know I've got a sprint too
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] rastassjr:
Stock Battery flash did not work, or appear to do anything,

Stock Battery flash did not work, or appear to change anything at all.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] :
Can you post Screenshot? Maybe he forgot to add it in framework or systemui :rolleyes:

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] gringocol:
firstly i'd like to say this is a very good port after being with android revolution for a long time i just thought i'd try something else, i have just encountered a little problem . . . after realising that when taking photos the photo wouldn't save to memory, i went and checked my through my file manager and noticed that there was alot of rnadomly named files in there and no music folder which all my music was stored? . . . any ideas on what to to?

kind regards Col
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] MaZaGnGy:
check ur build.prop and find this line (ro.build.characteristics=tablet) and change (tablet) to (default) restart and tell me if it worked or not

cuz im out of my hometown now for business that is why im late for lte

if it worked u save my time and i will tell u next steps

something wrong with u bro

i and all here didnt face any problems like urs

anyway try to flash it again and dont forget to make a full wipe

im not good in themeing but my knowledge battery icon in system ui

if im wrong correct me and i will make another one with the right file
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] imablackhat:
Port it to Verizon lte ;D
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] DisposableHero1985:
don't worry an lte version is in the works it should be fairly easy to port across the four us carrier versions
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ram9200:
Thanks, that worked perfectly!

---------- Post added at 02:29 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:23 PM ----------

Indeed however there is always going to be data issues with sprint to some extent, wish they were in line with all the other carriers
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] DisposableHero1985:
yeah they had the same problem with the tw miui base but they figured it out. when this is up if there are problems I'm gonna try to enlist them for some help
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ram9200:
I sent you a link. Use the dropbox link. Make the buildprop edit maZaGnGy mentioned

http://db.tt/Mfsft23j
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] :
No not only in system ui there's battery icons in system/framework/framework or tw-frameworkres :p

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] MaZaGnGy:
test sending file by bluetooth and wifi direct they will not work :cyclops:

i told u before im not good :p

anyway i will make a new flashable with system ui and framework
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] :
I'm not the best one neither but I have looked into framework files before and I have seen that it's battery icons in there.

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ram9200:
Did you happen to do anything to get the mic to work?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] gheagz07:
Nav Bars

Hi guys, I have been using this great ROM for a while now and just like to ask how to modify the navigation bars. I already replaced the icons in the drawable folders and succesfully replaced the wifi & signal icons. Only the Nav bars is not changing. I have been doing this for a while in my previous galaxy phones with no problems. Just maybe theres a different folder to place when changing in tablet ROMs..Thanks for the Help...
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ykkfive:
hi, sorry for late reply

here is my previous post showing some of the screenshots before

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=39930526&postcount=163

simply speaking, my mod does what it should do atm in terms of per app density etc, except rescaling some apps from other devices with different resolutions since even they contain 192/160 resources, the layouts are intented for their own use, note 8.0 for instance, which usually different from note2. i think this is a common problem for pa too since resizing doesnt mean rescaling and vice versa

attached is an example, a calculator from N5100

EDIT oh i was wrong... i have forgot that cm and pa never have to deal with apps from other layouts/dimensions for specific devices. so they don have the problem of resizing/rescaling the calculator from N5100 for instance which has a 1280x800 resolution

.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] OGWisdom:
You are right in that different apps from other devices have different layouts. But, thats the genius behind the hybrid engine. It only enables an app to tranform into another resolution or layout if it is contained within the app. It would be easy for the hybrid engine to scale a note 8.0 app because they contain a 600px layout within the app. The hybrid engine would also rescale most things just perfectly. As for ost apps that will not scale correctly now without the use of the hybrid engine would require modding of the said apk in question. In othsr words, to get apps to play nice and without the use of the hybrid engine, we will have to mod the apps that wont p, ay nice.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ykkfive:
may be i didnt explain very clearly due to my english

yes, the cal from n8 contains 600px, and it works in mine by changing the density and uses the 600px layout, and so as pa (by assuming no tw dependencies). what i actually wanna say is, u can see there is some extra white space at the bottom of the calculator above the sysbar in my attached screenshot. this is due to the calculator from n8 has predefinied x and y in certain layouts, which are not resized or rescaled properly. that is to say, if i am correct, there will be an empty space also even in pa since it just reads the layout and draw it accordingly

oh, i just flashed back to tw from pa, but forgot to try the calculator there ... :(
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] :
Oh well this was the wrong thread. Sorry for that don't know how I ended up here
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] DisposableHero1985:
Did you do anything besides changing one line in build prop to fix the phone fc'ing. I'm playing with a sprint port but the phone just fc's
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] OGWisdom:
Im sorry to hear that. I have an international note 2, I would say the dev who ported the rom, did not do so correctly. I am willing to bet though it has something to do with telephony.jar tell the dev to look into it.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] DisposableHero1985:
Thanks
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] xwonic:
I just installed your rom Mazagngy.

It's Awesome!

very smooth and battery looks good

I think the dpi is too much but it works nice.

Good Job.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ram9200:
The phone works fine on the Sprint port it just requires a Dialer app from the market in order to work. Creating a working SecPhone.apk for this port is the issue that I dont think can be fixed. Just going to have to deal with a dialer app in order to use. The telephony.jar or framework.jar, whichever it is that you want to call it is not the issue here.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] DisposableHero1985:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2246488 this might be a better solution to tablet mode.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Fabio R.:
So is this project finish :confused: ? I dont like that.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] BenGman:
The n7100 rom is finished for now. The op will only release a new one for something very major.

He is working on releases for the other flavours of note 2 now.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] leeroy1034:
is they another link for this rom because i cant seem to download from the link
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] micky387:
is in op

http://hosting4friends.gsteam.fr/index.php
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] leeroy1034:
Did you try that link because it doesn't seem to work thats y I asked
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] anatole78:
Not working :(
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] micky387:
YES yes,just click on arrow ;)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] BenGman:
MinTab v4 and Wireless Charging

Nice ROM. I have my Note 2 for 4 weeks. 1 Week Stock and 3 Weeks straight this ROM. My first and only flash on the Note 2 and might be my last.

But big question. I just configured wireless charging using the Palm Dock and Palm Pre back, but I am not getting any charging.

Anyone else with this ROM is able to charge wirelessly? I'm pretty sure the connections are good so I am wondering if the feature is not present in the ROM.

Thanks in advance for the speedy reply.

EDIT: I changed polarity and still no charging.

Regards.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] MaZaGnGy:
missed me !! ? :D

i hope u are all have a good day

and sorry for late

im preparing now for my wedding that is it :D
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] mimoun103:
hello

hello dear how are you?

thanks for all
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] BenGman:
Congratulations. All the best as you start a new chapter in your life!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] mateus78:
Congratulation mate....have a great wedding and happy family life. Don't bother to port or developing something during your honeymoon...lol.....
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] aegis71:
Congratulations! :thumbup:
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] dado75:
Welcome back master chef :)...we all miss U.

Congrats for the life time prison :p
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] grilleld:
congratulation ! ^^.....happy with your family :D...enjoy your honeymoon

we're miss you
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ssmr2t:
Welcome to married life! Nice knowing you! Lol

No really, congratulations!!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] OGWisdom:
O man, wow, congratulations bro! Had no idea. Be sure to stay very blessed!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] yreham:
Congratulations
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] eternal-intent:
Congratulations!!!

When's the "Big" day?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] DesertHawk:
LTE Build is found on my thread.

- Also I may be getting a Note II so I'll be back
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] DesertHawk:
Congratulations bro. Don't worry about the ROM, family is more important, ill take over temporarily.

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