yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Oppo Find 5] maxwen:
hope is all we always have :D
[Oppo Find 5] maxwen:
If someone can make sense out of this :)

This is what happens

I/mm-still-omx( 241): jpegEncode Picture not canceled - Start Encode
I/mm-still( 241): alloc 0x40815720
I/mm-still( 241): alloc 0x40815770
I/mm-still( 241): alloc 0x40815828
I/mm-still( 241): alloc 0x40815878
I/mm-still( 241): alloc 0x408158c8
I/mm-still( 241): echoes in validate image dta 0x40815878
I/mm-still( 241): alloc 0x40815918
I/mm-still( 241): alloc 0x40815968
I/mm-still-omx( 241): Failure at vendor/qcom/proprietary/mm-still/omx/libimage_jpeg_enc_comp/omx_component.c:1995
I/mm-still-omx( 241): errorHandler: OMX Internal Error
I/mm-still-omx( 241): eventHandler
I/mm-still-omx( 241): eventHandler:got event 1 ndata1 2130706436 ndata2 0
E/mm-still-omx( 241): handleError
I/mm-still-omx( 241): handleError:eek:MX_EVENT_JPEG_ERROR
E/QCameraHWI_Still( 241): void android::snapshot_jpeg_cb(jpeg_event_t, void*): E
E/QCameraHWI_Still( 241): void android::snapshot_jpeg_cb(jpeg_event_t, void*): Error (event: 2) while jpeg encoding!!!

So it is IMHO failing in a prop lib - no idea if this can be fixed
[Oppo Find 5] Entropy512:
Weeeird. I wonder if it's something similar to the issues with HDR pics on the Samsung d2 devices, where the camera returns the frame data in an oddball colorspace the blobs don't understand.
[Oppo Find 5] Allanitomwesh:
Hi Entropy512,other than a better base for your work, what else would be nice to have?
[Oppo Find 5] malaga82:
If this can be useful...

http://www.oppoforums.com/threads/sincere-apologies-regarding-kernel-updates.4263/

:confused:
[Oppo Find 5] maxwen:
Nice but not very professional statement :)
[Oppo Find 5] malaga82:
i think this will change nothing, but a little hope is inside everyone of us :D
[Oppo Find 5] Jell0zz:
They're telling it as it is, no bs. I really appreciate that in a company.

I hope this will help the development of third party roms.
[Oppo Find 5] maxwen:
everybody who works in this business know that plans can go wrong and release dates are subject of change :)
[Oppo Find 5] inkredi:
Gta3 doesn't work on my phone :(
[Oppo Find 5] asokhaki:
Will the new camera thing come to our phone (cyanogens own camera app ) ?
[Oppo Find 5] maxwen:
sure - it will be part of standard CM
[Oppo Find 5] asokhaki:
Alright thanks so it means its already in there by now or will it be added in the future? :)

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[MENTION=4683552]maxwen[/MENTION]
[Oppo Find 5] maxwen:
Google for nemesis and focal

everything is explained :)

expected merge to nightlies this weekend
[Oppo Find 5] superdioz:
to rom mantainers:

could it be included this:

http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/43177/

its a very small mod and it fix the mic in hangout, i tried it and works :)
[Oppo Find 5] maxwen:
Yes that fixes hangout

But isnt that already included?
[Oppo Find 5] superdioz:
nope, i have to edit the file each time..
[Oppo Find 5] andril:
Call & Speaker Volumes

Everything is coming together well I am still having issues with incoming calls low volume and echo, speaker phone is low - please rebase and resolve:confused:
[Oppo Find 5] skyworxx:
The light of my hardware buttons is not working anymore in cm-10.1-20130728-NIGHTLY-find5
[Oppo Find 5] inkredi:
It's not there and NO ETA IN CM ;)

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You just made me download it. Been waiting to be able to disable it!!
[Oppo Find 5] whatsek:
It is a kernel issue, you flashed maxwen latest beta kernel. He's looking at it.
[Oppo Find 5] superdioz:
if someone is interested, I build a flashable file with this patch: http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/43177/

It fix the mic in hangout :)
[Oppo Find 5] selzi:
Thanks a lot, works great! Now I can uninstall Skype which was my backup solution. :p
[Oppo Find 5] Quipeace:
Doest this low in-call volume depend on hardware? I've set it to it's lowest setting and I can still hear whoever I'm talking to when I hold the phone in front of me. Others around me can hear the other end as well.
[Oppo Find 5] theevilworm:
Guys, still planning to buy this phone if the situation with Custom ROMs improves.

Are there still bugs in all of the ROMs such as bad camera quality, low sound volume and crashes when gaming?
[Oppo Find 5] andril:
I have used 3 different ROMs and this is the only one with a issue, Stock/Color and MIUI work - it seems to be that other mics are open during calls
[Oppo Find 5] asokhaki:
Any progressiva with Cm 10.2 for our device and about when wouöd you expect a release and is F0CAL (NEMESIS) going to be included

Edit : forgot etas ....
[Oppo Find 5] XpLoDWilD:
Rule #1: No ETAs
[Oppo Find 5] asokhaki:
Sorry forgot so overexited since theres is no camera like exept crappy third party cameras .
[Oppo Find 5] Entropy512:
clones... lots of clones... Time is my biggest limitation.

Will take a look - if you resubmit it against the find5 tree and add myself and xplodwild to review, it'll go faster, since I won't be able to mess with it until tonight at the absolute earliest.

(as to someone else's comment - it's in a device-specific repo, so it's fixed on d2 but not other devices.)
[Oppo Find 5] SnowOokami:
maybe you got this already, but:

https://github.com/oppo-source/Find5-Kernel-Source-4.2

:good:
[Oppo Find 5] Entropy512:
ooooh nice. Probably won't be able to poke at it too much until the weekend.
[Oppo Find 5] shawnbon206:
HORAAAY! :victory:
[Oppo Find 5] maxwen:
Just FYI

works with latest 4.2.2 kernel and new prop libs for 4.2.2 color ROM :)

I suspect its fixed by the new prop libs only :)
[Oppo Find 5] 0xE0:
Looks like bluetooth HID profile does not work :crying:
[Oppo Find 5] andril:
Random Reboot

I was following the directions in Google Maps and the Find 5 rebooted in the middle of directions :confused: running cm-10.1-20130802-NIGHTLY
[Oppo Find 5] maxwen:
if you can't provide a last_kmsg this is nice to know but useless
[Oppo Find 5] Vapourstreak:
Do you think the newly released kernel source codes will help solve the bugs in the rom, such as the one causing no signal on boot? If so, I'll continue using CM as my daily driver, anticipating the update. If not, I'll try out some others.
[Oppo Find 5] maxwen:
we will know when it is ready :)
[Oppo Find 5] kingcedz:
I just switched from ColorROM to CM yesterday. I really like CM Rom for its simplicity and cleanliness and ColorROM turned out to be too much of a gimmick for me after all the hypes. The only thing I missed about ColorROM over CM is that ColorROM seem to have AMAZING battery life. I had my Find 5 on standby for about 3 days without charge, which is really impressive by any standard. I assume that is kernel related, and I m hoping the CM update in the pipeline can max out the battery potential.
[Oppo Find 5] Vapourstreak:
Sorry, should have been clearer. I wasn't asking for an ETA, just if all the pieces to fix the bug are here, or if something else that's needed to fix them are missing.
[Oppo Find 5] maxwen:
I personally doubt this is a kernel only issue

we may also need a new modem fw

for me it happens extremely rarely using my old kernel and rom. with new kernel it hasn't happened so far at all. So there is still hope it's kernel only :)
[Oppo Find 5] Vapourstreak:
Alright, I'll be going ROM hunting then. Thanks for your answer. :)
[Oppo Find 5] Entropy512:
No clue - can't reproduce, I use Google Maps a lot without issues.

It should, if it doesn't fix the issue itself, it at least gets us much closer. I'm working on integrating the new kernel now. Somehow despite being turned off, my engineering device's battery was totally dead, so I need to charge it a bit before flashing my new build.

Hoping that it works decently and I can pop out a test build later this weekend.

HSIC interface stability has always been a problem with MDM9xxx chips, sometimes even with others. It's kernel ****, took forever for the t0lte (Note2 with qcom modem) guys to find a config that worked.

I know on the rebase, the modem interface seemed to be a lot more stable (as in, would always come up even when booting with a USB connection)

Right now, while the ideal longterm goal is a jb_2.5 rebase, I'm hoping that using the Oppo 4.2 base gets us to a state where I can put this device through the RC/stable cycle. After that, we'll work on a jb_2.5 rebase for CM 10.2 - It's not a straight merge since the jb_2.5_rel branch and jb_2.5 diverge, however, it should be a lot easier to apply Oppo's changes this time around.
[Oppo Find 5] vfnk:
Hey, i don't think this has been mentioned before. maybe it is just a problem of my device:

The charging process is super weird!

I don't use the official charger because I don't find my adapter...but the original cable.

I used this particular charger with the stock ROM. It is a bit less powerfull than the one from oppo.

Therefore it charged a bit slower but now on the nightlies it takes more than 6/7 sometimes more than 8 hours. (Sometimes I doesn't reach the 100% over night )

And the speeds change during the process. Sometimes it doesn't even charge for an hour or so although the charging animation is present.

And it gets hot.

I tried an iPhone adapter which is stronger. Faster but also inconsistent, and the phone gets even hotter.

So I don't feel like this is a problem of my adapter. As I works normal when on stock.

Also the phone discharges very fast in use or in stand by, doesn't make very much difference. But this changes also from day to day.

If I can/should provide more info, I will, as far as I can ;)

...and hope someone has an explanation and/or a solution for these issues because this ROM means a lot to me. Really. :)

In the meantime thanks for all the hard work!
[Oppo Find 5] Entropy512:
Sounds like you have an app or malware spooling up your CPU. I have no problems with overheating or slow charging (except at work, but that's because I haven't replaced the ****ty charger and crappy cable at my desk yet...)
[Oppo Find 5] vfnk:
Well this may be possible but why wouldn't it behave like this on stock and after reinstalling cm its acting strange again?

And due to the overheating and the high temperatures outside I decided to activate the powersave profile so it was on 384mhz mostly... Betterbatterystays confirms that.

Doesn't that exclude malware making my cpu go crazy?
[Oppo Find 5] Entropy512:
Probably something you only installed on CM - I'm not having any issues with overheating or poor charging except for at my desk (which does a poor job of charging anything - mako, yuga, find5, whatever).

When a user reports overheating and piss-poor battery life, but none of the maintainers can reproduce - they almost always installed something that is misbehaving.
[Oppo Find 5] androidindian:
Would recommend you installing a battery analysing app from the market and see which process or app is causing wakelocks or drains

Cm battery life is pretty awesome here.. !
[Oppo Find 5] Entropy512:
http://d-h.st/atR - New recovery image, flash it with fastboot. If you don't use this, every time you flash a build with the new kernel, you'll have to wait 2-3 minutes at the green Oppo screen for it to upgrade/downgrade touchscreen firmware

http://d-h.st/SK4 - Test build using the new kernel. Should have MUCH more stable graphics, and hopefully stable radio initialization too. The first time you boot this or the recovery above, it will sit on the green Oppo screen for 2-3 minutes while it upgrades touchscreen firmware. There is a possibility the TS firmware upgrade might derp your radio, so if it fails on first boot, try rebooting.

IF you have the radio fail to come up (baseband unknown, no service, etc) on a normal (no TS firmware upgrade) boot, then I am going to need radio logcats. Hook your phone up to adb and:

adb logcat -v time -b radio -d > radio_fail_logcat.txt
[Oppo Find 5] maxwen:
thanks a lot you are a life-saver :)

think I will provide a "patched" TWRP too
[Oppo Find 5] Entropy512:
To build with the new kernel:

http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/44059/

And change the kernel line for find5 in .repo/local_manifests/roomservice.xml to

<project name="CyanogenMod/android_kernel_oppo_find5" path="kernel/oppo/find5" remote="github" revision="cm-10.1-new" />

then resync (may need to delete kernel/oppo/find5 too)

Camera blob patch against vendor/oppo/find5 is at:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u...camera-blobs-from-Chinese-4.2-Color-ROM.patch (this link will go away when the blobs go live)

The build above also has:

http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/47035/
[Oppo Find 5] whatsek:
+1 for twrp, and thank you both for your fantastic work!

Verstuurd vanaf mijn Find 5 met Tapatalk 4
[Oppo Find 5] tiktakt0w:
It sure is great to have such great devs developing for the X909. ;)
[Oppo Find 5] mitchmao:
I'm sorry to report that on 804 the flashlight is still acting weird (goes on and off every 5-10~ secs when the screen is off).

the rest is getting on pretty well. looking forward to the rebase ;)
[Oppo Find 5] andril:
OPPO 4.2 Sources

http://www.oppoforums.com/threads/kernel-kernel-sources-of-find5-for-android-4-2-are-released.4611/

https://github.com/oppo-source/Find5-Kernel-Source-4.2

Released to help Devs resolve the issues :good:
[Oppo Find 5] Entropy512:
You're the first person to actually bother to mention that this only happens when the screen is off... I've been unable to reproduce any flashlight problems since the screen is on whenever I use it.

After all - it's pretty silly to turn the screen off when you have that LED gulping ****tons of power.
[Oppo Find 5] tiktakt0w:
I can't seem to reproduce that issue, are you using a custom kernel?
[Oppo Find 5] mitchmao:
no, stock kernel. I also tried full wipe. the issue has been there since June. I mentioned it in a post here some time back. and it only happens when the screen is off.

it may drain battery but sometimes I need a light for more than 30 secs and leaving the screen on to have the flashlight makes for even less power efficiency.

thanks
[Oppo Find 5] anders3408:
oh yes maxwen , new twrp will be nice :) and possible getting twrp to use the new kernel in future updates :)
[Oppo Find 5] maxwen:
will provide a patched TWRP with the same kernel as in the CWM above tonight

actually anybody who knows how to use dsixda kitchen can do that :)

just extract TWRP and CWM - put the zImage from CWM into TWRP

and rebuild TWRP recovery image.
[Oppo Find 5] Quipeace:
It looks like SQL performance isn't as good as it should be. I'm developing a quite database intensive application and I noticed it was quite slow. I decided to run a quick benchmark and I got about 36 seconds on RL Benchmark (which does a whole bunch of SQL operations) where it should be around 24 (it scored similar to the Xperia Z and Xiaomi Mi-two in reviews). Benched on both yesterday's nightly and your latest unofficial build.

The Java score in CF-Bench on the latest unofficial seems a bit low as well (at 7k). I do understand benchmarks don't say anything about real-life performance, but a score 50% lower than review benches/other S4 Pro devices seems a bit off. Is there anything I can do to help diagnose the problem?
[Oppo Find 5] XpLoDWilD:
Benchmarks are useless, especially if you chain them, as thermald will clock down the CPU, thus the results will be lower. And there's nothing we can do about it.

The phone feels smooth and snappy? Then everything is fine.
[Oppo Find 5] Quipeace:
Like I said, I know the bench itself doesn't mean anything, it's merely to support my own observations (from developing a database intensive application). I'm fully aware of thermal throttling and how lower clocks would affect a benchmark score. The same application is noticably faster (~335ms vs ~200ms) on a Nexus 4 (which suffers from thermal throttling occasionally), and about as fast as on an HTC One X.

On a side note, I wouldn't call the Find 5 smooth and snappy, especially not compared to similar devices. I'm not (by any means) saying your dev efforts are the cause of all suffering in this world (I wouldn't have bought the Find without it). It could be my device, it could be Oppo, it could be CM. All I know is that database performance is significantly worse than phones with similar hardware.

Again, not blaming anyone!

EDIT: I'd also like to clarify RL Benchmark is a benchmark that purely focusses on SQL performance, the score is simply the time it took to complete a series of inserts/deletions/selections/updates.
[Oppo Find 5] XpLoDWilD:
It could be that the emmc chip is slower (or you had a bad batch) than other phones with the same chipset.

As for the smoothness, Entropy512 allowed the GPU to downclock out of 3D apps to save battery, at the cost of some choppiness from time to time.
[Oppo Find 5] Entropy512:
Also, the test build posted SHOULD have improved graphics performance.

And yes, if the GPU hits 128 MHz to save power, it may get slightly choppy. That's the price you pay for a 1080p Adreno320 - either you eat power by staying away from 128 MHz, or you let the GPU hit it and have a tiny bit of chop. The Adreno320 is BARELY able to handle a 1080p display. (If it can't do basic 2D operations at its lowest clock frequency, it isn't beefy enough for the display... This is what consumers get for endless spec whining, a ton of phones with GPUs that can't keep up with the display or eat ****-tons of power.)
[Oppo Find 5] Senjax:
Wifi wont work at the posted realease with new kernel :/

Edit: Bluetooth does not work too
[Oppo Find 5] j3di:
Working fine here.
[Oppo Find 5] tiktakt0w:
Yep, working fine for me as well.

Have ya followed the installation steps found on OP?
[Oppo Find 5] Senjax:
Followed every step...

I come from ColorOS cause i wanted to try the new 4.2.2 version.

I flashed now the 20130804 unofficial release and gapps and wifi cant get activated :/
[Oppo Find 5] Entropy512:
You need to downgrade your modem/firmware/bootloader/etc. Someone posted a package containing just those on oppoforums but the forums are down now - flash the 4.1 Color release or any other official 4.1 firmware before flashing CM.

You can NOT go directly from the Chinese 4.2 Color releases to ANY current CM build - test build or the nightlies. The new releases contain new wifi firmware that requires a new wifi driver. Since the Chinese 4.2 releases are betas, I am minimizing dependencies on anything from those releases for CM10.1 - The test build contains camera from those, but all other blobs and firmware/bootloader dependencies are from stable 4.1 Oppo releases.
[Oppo Find 5] maxwen:
[MENTION=591147]Entropy512[/MENTION]

As posted on oppoforums

I am now quite sure that this CAF change fixes the UI lags we experienced

https://github.com/maxwen/android_kernel_oppo_find5/commit/8ec5ec3529b2ea32acc35326ff9cc6e35ade545a

Tested for a few hours now and the problem has not appeared again after adding this

What is still unclear to me if those change will just "hide" the real issue
[Oppo Find 5] Vapourstreak:
Jesus, that's the second time today. It's so annoying.

I'll reupload the modem files, give me a few.

4.1:

http://www76.zippyshare.com/v/52177713/file.html

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B8zyhP0r80WuenpXNEFVRFlhRnM/edit?usp=sharing

4.2 if anyone needs it:

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B8zyhP0r80WuS05IR0JvVEVjTWM/edit?usp=sharing
[Oppo Find 5] Senjax:
You sir, are awesome :)

Thanks for the quick reply and explanation.

Now everything works fine :)
[Oppo Find 5] anders3408:
Why not just add the needed firmware images in the ROM? :)
[Oppo Find 5] maxwen:
I would wait with that until there is an official 4.2 release from oppo
[Oppo Find 5] Entropy512:
Odd... I could've sworn I already put that change in...

Yeah... I did - https://github.com/CyanogenMod/andr...mmit/65a8df88c95d372ad46dede9646a0dac39467ff4

Oh yeah, we've kind of been doing things in parallel... I had assumed that change was required, it's one of the patches that everyone put in for one of the display-caf updates.

Might explain why I haven't noticed any UI lag issues...

It's generally been CM's policy to avoid flashing anything that isn't absolutely necessary. Especially modem firmwares, since these can often vary from region to region. There's also the fact that they would increase the size of our updates quite a bit. Also, some of those items are things I feel slightly nervous about writing to repeatedly, since some COULD result in an unbootable system if the write fails.
[Oppo Find 5] Allanitomwesh:
Ah,progress.
[Oppo Find 5] maxwen:
should have taken a look at your repo earlier :)

EDIT: just saw that you added all the newer rotator changes too. in the commits they say these are for rotator 2.0 is this already used in the display-caf we use?
[Oppo Find 5] Entropy512:
Hmm. Not sure. They were all in the old oppo kernel, and I brought them in since they applied cleanly and I wanted things to be as complete as possible.
[Oppo Find 5] Doukeyakusha:
I think I'm going to go ahead and make the jump. I am just having issues with fastboot. I can get into fast boot, just can't do any of the commands. I get "fastboot is not a recognized internal or external command" Hadn't had that problem before. Blah. I'll figure it out
[Oppo Find 5] tobitronics:
Has anyone succeeded in successfully installing and running google wallet? I tried the xposed framework method together with modaco toolkit to disable location checks, but the device just keeps at the 'setting up google wallet, this may take 5 mins' screen. My nexus7 runs it flawlessly using the same method...
[Oppo Find 5] maxwen:
Ok guys

http://cyano-rob.tuennerhoff-edv.de/Maxwen/openrecovery-twrp-2.6.0.0-find5-TP-patch.img

Please give this a try - this is TWRP 2.6 with the zImage from CWM

Entropy512 has provided above

So this should "prevent" TP firmware flashing when using recovery

and you are using CM10.1 with the new kernel

Please be aware that I have not tried this cause for my kernel

I have TP flashing disabled for now until this gets into a more stable state

So if you want to stick with new CM10.1 build and kernel

you can flash this safely

Please report back if this works as expected - thanks
[Oppo Find 5] Doukeyakusha:
Thank you! So, with yours, I don't need to be in fastboot to flash this recovery correct? I am having issues with fastboot and commands
[Oppo Find 5] maxwen:
recovery can only be flashed in fastboot :)
[Oppo Find 5] Doukeyakusha:
Okay, darn it. I think I used some sort of bat file last time to install a custom recovery. Uhhhhh, I can't remember which thread it was. I have so many tabs open right now. I'm going to send you a private message if you EDIT: Nevermind, I'm an idiot, I was putting the recovery img in the WRONG folder! I was putting it in "tools" folder instead of platform-tools folder lmfao. After correcting the issue, I was able to flash recovery quick and easy. Now for the fun stuff! So sorry to have bothered lol
[Oppo Find 5] maxwen:
well - I have bad news :(

adding the rotator changes breaks rotating e.g. in youtube

e.g. start a video and then rotate

Screen will just freeze but sound continues :)

Only adding https://github.com/CyanogenMod/andr...mmit/65a8df88c95d372ad46dede9646a0dac39467ff4

will cause it - adding the other rotator changes will not change this

Removing this rotator change and its back at normal (with just the other issues back of course)

Thats what I mean initially if this change is not hiding another issue :)

Can anyone confirm this using CM10.1 with new kernel?
[Oppo Find 5] j3di:
Max, I'm running latest CM test. Youtube plays and rotates smoothly, no problems. Also, thanks for the updates twrp recovery, working fine here too.
[Oppo Find 5] maxwen:
ah thanks for the report - then I know where to search :)
[Oppo Find 5] j3di:
[MENTION=591147]Entropy512[/MENTION]

Latest CM test with new kernel; No issues to report here. Camera much improved, doesn't seem to suffer from the corruption band at the bottom of the image that sometimes occurred. Burst mode (x20) works well and doesn't lock up or fail the camera.

UI is smooth and nothing to complain about but mostly I don't have to resort to Stock Color ROM again for good camera performance :)

Thanks