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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Elvecio:
Just a question. How can i get these on my homescreen?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sentinel196:
its a widget called "Eye in Sky". You can download from the play store :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Elvecio:
Thanks!

I used the rom for my normal day, now battery is at 77%, after 8 hours of device on and 1.30 of screen on. Not bad, but sammy roms are still the best on this side.

It's possible to have some notification led settings in the next version?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sentinel196:
Just download LED Me KNOW from the play store. it works really well :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Fadawah:
Do I also have to discharge my phone completely to get optimal battery life?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sentinel196:
Transparent statusbar and center clock mods added to OP...
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] cd993:
I myself would recommend it. There is some debate, maybe even factual information out there I think, regarding the batterystats.bin file and calibration, fully discharging the phone etc. I like to allow phone to power down and then a full uninterrupted charge. Then at 100%, leave for an hour. Then unplug, reboot, connect again for maybe half hour and then that to me calibrates a rom/nattery nicely.

The above may very well be a waste of time, but I find that this works for me. That 100% charge if left over night can often yield results of 7 hours standby time on airplane mode without losing a single percent (100% is often said to last longer than other percentages, for some reason...). I am currently of Sentinel using Thor OC'D to 2ghz and my phone flies, no lags, smooth scrolling and battery life is whilst not as good as stock, its pretty dam sufficient.

Currently on 17hrs 29mins, screen on 4hr20, inclusive of wifi/3g browsing, wifi/3g on during standby, hour of phone calls, many text messages, xda, facebook (web page not the app), sync turned on and off periodically) with 33% remaining.

I am using the 5ubZ3r0 (link below) theme and I have never been so happy with my Note 2!

Many respects to the dev, I wish I was in a financial position to donate!!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2043546
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Fadawah:
How's the Thor Kernel compared to the one packed with this ROM?

Cheers

Edit: do I also have to charge it to 100% and let it discharge completely three times in a row or is one time enough?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] cd993:
Probably that little bit less than this one, not really given it long enough to compare properly but with my overclock it feels super responsive, at 2ghz!

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Hmm I'd say, one is sufficient
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] gondsman:
Is there an option to show a pointer when using the s-pen? It was there when I tried CM a few weeks ago...
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Fadawah:
Which Thor Kernel are you using the one with LSI or the one without?

Cheers
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] cd993:
LSI. A tip just in case you need it is as follows... Sometimes when I'd flash Thor Kernel it would either get stuck at boot logo or bootloop. What I find works, strangely, is to flash straight over, reboot recovery straight away, re flash again and then reboot system. Not sure why, but that helped me! That was in older versions of Thor, which now that issue may have been fixed, but I've got the habit of doing that and it works for me!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Fadawah:
Thanks mate! What app are you using to overclock? I have cpu governor pegasusq, row and automatic mode.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] cd993:
No app, just the built in Performance menu!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Fadawah:
Found it. Does a higher clockspeed mean a higher battery drain or is the effect minimal?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] gondsman:
It depends. As a rule of thumb, consider the power consumption directly proportional to the clock speed, so if you make it go 50% faster, it uses 50% more power (this is an approximation, but it's to keep it simple). However, the additional drain is ONLY when the phone is running at full speed: when it's sleeping it consumes exactly like before. So, if you make heavy usage of the phone, you'll going to notice a big impact, if your phone is idle most of the time, you'll barely notice. It will probably be something in between. :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] cd993:
Well explained :)

I personally haven't noticed too big a drain, having it overclocked to 2ghz. The advantage is it gives the phone that extra edge of speed and whilst I haven't done so yet, one can always experiment with lowering the voltages used at each frequency. Use a program like setcpu or even rom toolbox, and you'll see them there. Don't go crazy though, start by lowering by 1 increment and test for stability.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Fadawah:
I have used Setcpu on my HTC One X and the profiles worked really well. Could you give me some directions on how to set up a profile to optimize battery life? Like lower clock speed below a certain battery percentage?

Thank you
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] cd993:
I myself cant really advise here, as I dont use those settings/configure the profiles. The best I could suggest is to play around with them yourself, such as lower the voltages a little (just a little!!) and check for stability. See how the battery lasts you during the day for a couple days and then if you find it running out quickly, you can either then perhaps configure it to cap the frequency at a certain percentage or maybe lower them a little more, or use a lower max frequency such as 1.8ghz perhaps.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Fadawah:
What is the trick you used for getting such an insane battery life.

I'm on 3 hours and 18 minute screen time and I'm down to 35%. There's no app draining according to BBS so I've got Jo idea what's going on. Got 2g on and only use Wifi when I'm at home.

Cheers
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sentinel196:
Hi guys,

Sorry about the download issues. I've uploaded to a new file server. you should be able to download normally again.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sezereus:
5 and a half hours on battery and still 86% left (though most of this time the phone was sleeping)! Looks pretty damn good to me! Definitely an improvement! :thumbup:

Coming to the ROM, I carefully searched for issues and found none! Everything that's needed works OotB. I did and do not see the need to overclock a quad-core beast, change the default kernel settings or install a boatload of mods. My ROM is good as it is and I don't want it mutated. The default DSP manager does really well when it comes to tuning the output. The rest is taken care by my Nokia BH - 505. Both the music apps are decent enough. I liked the 240 DPI setting in Slim Bean, to be honest, but now I don't find my self squinting at my 5.5 inch display.

In short, I love this ROM and the way the developer has chosen to go about developing it.

Keep up the good work mate. Live long and prosper.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sentinel196:
Thanks mate!!!! I'm glad you like it.

LOL you posted that while I was watching Star Trek Into Darkness at the movies. haha
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sezereus:
I watched it yesterday on the world's largest 3D screen! :cool: Amazing, wasn't it?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sentinel196:
I thought it was brilliant. A bit predictable though.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sezereus:
Predictable it was, for JJ Abrams is no Martin Scorsese! :P But still, the experience was amazing. :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] chris5304:
I run it at 240dpi with no issues.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sezereus:
Nice! Do you need a modded playstore or anything like that? Or you directly change the DPI? And how? Thanks!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] chris5304:
No problems so far with stock play store, let me know if you want me to test a specific app.

I used ROM Toolbox.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sezereus:
First of all, thank you very much for introducing me to this awesome app (ROM Toolbox)! I changed the DPI and some apps gave me problems, including Play Store, but I did some magic and got them back on track! ;)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sentinel196:
There’s a lot of hype in the XDA forums recently around Linaro Toolchain.

Linaro Toolchain is used when compiling a ROM and supposedly gives large performance increases over ROMs which are compiled in the traditional manner.

I decided to put it to the test by recompiling my existing SentinelROM v4.40 source code for Nexus 10 using the Linaro Toolchain, then running a series of tests using the standard ROM and kernel, as well as the ROM and kernel compiled with Linaro.

See the results here in this video, all filmed in one take.

[YOUTUBE]O7eBn4Xj4Cw[/YOUTUBE]
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Fadawah:
Cool mate! Will we see a Linaro powered ROM soon on the Note II?

Sent from my Galaxy Note II powered by Sentinel ROM.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sentinel196:
Yep. the next version will be compiled with Linaro :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Fadawah:
Woohoo! What kind of performance increase are we talking about in numbers?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sentinel196:
seriously??? Why do I bother wasting hours making videos for people to ask questions like this? lol
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Fadawah:
Sorry mate, I watched the video but the internet is very bad here so I couldn't get to the end. I'll watch it again when I'm home :p. Thanks for all your efforts!

Sent from my Galaxy Note II powered by Sentinel ROM.

EDIT: I've finally managed to watch it: http://theonceandfuturecoffeeaddict.files.wordpress.com/2012/12/disgusted-mother-of-god-l.png
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] MohamedN:
First of all THANKS a million for the excellent work the rom is amazing so far but

I have some questions plz.

Is there a way to undervolt cpu-gpu without having to flash custom kernel?

Does stweaks work well with the rom?

And finally is there a similar thread for the s3?

Thanks again for everything.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] busterleguster:
Great ROM! One request

Love your ROM so far, very smooth and free of clutter. First CM-based ROM I've used on the note 2. It seems to be based on a quite stable nightly build, or your tweaks are just spot on :)

One request : i like to turn off all animations. However, in your launcher there's no animation off mode. Something to consider? I can always get another launcher, but yours is fine.

Cheers, looking forward to the turbocharged version you're working on :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sentinel196:
It's not based on a nightly. It's compiled from source.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sentinel196:
1 - No. you need to install a different kernel to modify voltages and clock settings.

2 - What's stweaks?

3 - Yes. www.sentinelrom.com/supported-devices.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Isriam:
stweaks is a free overclock/voltage/audio plugin a lot of people are including in kernels/roms now.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] MohamedN:
I know S3 is supported, I was just wondering if there's a thread here in xda. I'm sorry but I find it weird that you don't know about stweaks.

Edit: Found the topic, I did really search for it before sorrrry.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sentinel196:
There's a link to the thread on my website, go to the link I posted above..........

Why is it weird I don't know about stweaks? Am I expected to know everything about every single device? lol
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] busterleguster:
I actually chose your rom because you have compiled it yourself, but I guess my understanding of the concepts is just weak...but yeah you actually describe it pretty well on the main page, so feel free to face-palm :laugh:

Punching the thanks button to compensate :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Sentinel196:
LOL!! It's all good mate.

CyanogenMod are continuously updating their source code. Each night the code compiles into a nightly for each device automatically and those are the nightlies that are released on the CM website.

In my case, I sync with the latest CM code, then test it for up to a week, and modify it with my own tweaks to make sure it's as stable as I can make it, then I compile it for each device.
[HTC One S] kirkcody:
Has anyone not been able to supercid on the new T-Mobile JB update; Im stock and rooted and have had no issues superciding in the past :crying:
[HTC One S] dragonrider8844:
I've tried and it wouldn't let me. Cid stayed the same
[HTC One S] kirkcody:
Yeah I really want to s-off again....this sucks.....is there something new that they implemented in this update that restricts us from doing such?
[HTC One S] rootrider:
Did that update set your device to s-on again and did it change your bootloader version as well?
[HTC One S] kirkcody:
the device i have now is a new stock one s w/jellybean update.....i was able to root it but not supercid so i can s-off :crying:
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] samanbabah:
Hey everyone, I'm kind of new to flashing roms and I want to know which Rom works better on sense 5 on the HTC One. What advantages these two have?
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] joshuadjohnson22:
Trickdroid has a lot of features, tweaks and so on, revolution is closer to stock. Both are great from what I hear. Just the devs may do different things. Flash both to see which you prefer
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] samanbabah:
I tried android revolution hd and I love it. I think I'm gonna stick with it.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] BillTheCat:
I've been running ARHD for the last couple days and I have to say that surprisingly enough, the AT&T stock ROM seems faster (as in: more responsive) to me.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] MBentz:
Any other thoughts on this? I'd also like to add in the Renovate ROM to the discussion as well.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Enzopreme:
I'm running trickdroid and I like it much better. I have used ARHD as a daily driver too so my opinion comes with experience in both ROMs, it is still obviously an opinion, buy I prefer to customize and tweak my ROMs... You might as well stick to stock if you're gonna go with ARHD since it is just an optimised stock. If you're looking for custom, trickdroid is the way to go...
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] MBentz:
I've been running ARHD the past few hours, and so far I agree 100% with your views on it. It's a stable, responsive and clean ROM though.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Napoleon_PhoneApart:
I installed ARHD 7.1 today and the only niggle I have is that voice dialing on Bluetooth is not as good - different voice and different procedure.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] GermanGuy:
I really like renovate. You download the ROM once on your phone and with any update, it just downloads the changed files. You can do all this on your phone. Have never seen anything like this before. It is not all automatic though, you have to enter some commands in terminal emulator. It also has NFC on when phone is off, so I don't have to turn the phone on to have it read tectiles.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] samanbabah:
so I have been using this ROM called Maximus7 5.0.0 for sense 5 and I absolutely love it. In my opinion it is the closest to stock ROM from the other Roms that I have tried out so far. It also let's you do OTA updates.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Napoleon_PhoneApart:
Thanks. Gonna give that a try, I think.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] ksarius:
Heyyyy

Which one has better battery life??
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Bushu_24:
Battery Life

I have tried both, ARHD and Trickdroid, and I honestly feel that ARHD has better battery life.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Skizzy034:
If you have an AT&T One then ARHD is far better than stock.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Enzopreme:
As I said... it is an OPTIMIZED stock. But nonetheless a stock experience. If customization is what someone is looking for, trickdroid is the way to go.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Skizzy034:
I agree. There are some updates in the newest International base that aren't in the AT&T stock base tho. That's what I meant mostly.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] godfirst:
I'll agree, arhd is far better then stock. :D that's all I've been running. I've tried cleanrom and the rest of the international roms. I just keep coming back to arhd.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] samanbabah:
I have been using Maximus7 for a couple of weeks and honestly I can't tell the difference between ARHD and Maximus7 the only difference is that Maximus7 let's you do OTA updates and ARHD doesn't.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Noz85:
ARHD is the way to go.I've used Trickdroid and the customization is great but the battery life was killing me.

ARHD is solid and great battery wise for now till CM comes out.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] rooted_1:
I've been playing with the AT&T install of ARHD 9.0 for a few days (haven't had the chance to upgrade to 9.1 yet). My impression is that it's a bit faster than stock (not sure by how much, but feels "zippier" to me).

Overall, I'm pretty happy with the Sense UI so a ROM like this which provides a "fairly close to stock experience" was what I was looking for. It's not perfect (I understand that the WiFi password issue was fixed in 9.1 though), but it's very good. The only little thing that I haven't been able to find in 9.0 as of yet is the LinkedIn Blinkfeed connector... I know that Blinkfeed isn't something that everybody necessarily loves, but I do find it handy to have something to look at when waiting in line for a few minutes or even glancing at the screen when stopped at a red light. (Any suggestions on what I need to do to get the LinkedIn connector up and running again would be appreciated.)

Just out of curiousity, I also downloaded TrickDroid and have been waiting to try it out. Maybe I'll install that today and play around with it for a bit too, now that ARHD has set the standard for me and can be used as a point of reference.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] ahagersr:
I have used Android Revolution in the past, on my Inspire and it was always top notch. Great work, no question about it.

That being said, I flashed TrickDroid aittle over a week ago. I'm just bouncing Sense Roms until MIUI comes out. I figured I'd try something I had no experience with.

TrickDroid has been awesome. It's pretty fast, though some of the animations are too fast for my taste. I know the phones awesome, but I wanna see my animations LOL. I've had no issues thus far, and the TrickDroid Tweaks App is pretty nice. The theme available for TrickDroid is pretty nice as well and highly customizable during flash thanks to Aroma. I would honestly suggest giving TrickDroid a try for a few days, it's what I did, and I never have gotten around to updating it or flashing ARHD. That says something in my book.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] casperr:
If you guys are flashing to different ROMS, you dont wipe your phone right? You just choose the Upgrade without wipe on Aroma?
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Tower1972:
Since most roms are different from each other, it is highly recommended that you do a full wipe before installing a new one. If you are upgrading builds of the same rom you can probably get away with a dirty flash (or if the dev says wipe wipe), but if you go from say ARHD to Trickdroid, you would want to do a clean install
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Dsssjjj:
holy crao

holy crap, I've just flashed Trickdriod and after seeing the quietly trickdroid loading screen for 10mins my phone has switched off and will not turn back on. Does my phone sound screwed?!!!
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] xcrazydx:
Yup
[AT&T LG Optimus G] rodcpierce:
Alright guys, Im currently rooted/unlocked and on Liquidsmooth 4.2.2 rom. My question is, I would like to pull the LG Email, LG browser, LG MMS, and LG weather from there 4.1.2 OTA update, and get them to work with this liquid smooth 4.2.2 rom. Im able to pull the APK's, and put them in the system/app folder of Liquid, set permissions via root explorer, but they will not open. They all FC. Im assuming this is due to the fact they are designed to work with 4.1.2 and not 4.2.2?

So, if anyone knows of, or can help me figure out what I have to change to get them to work, that would be awesome!
[AT&T LG Optimus G] nygfan760:
They're based on LG's framework, so they won't work.
[Motorola Photon 4G] KMWeaver87:
Hello. Looking for some assistance in unlocking the bootloader of my phone. I am using the Motorola Photon 4G (obviously). The current information on the phone are as follows:

System version: 45.3.6.MB855.Sprint.en.US

Android version: 2.3.4

Build number: 4.5.1A-1_SUN-198_6

I have successfully rooted via the method found in this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1819660&highlight=torpedo+1+1

I am attempting to unlock the bootloader using the method detailed here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=20331623&postcount=6

I restart my phone into RSD mode and the phone gives an input message that reads, "Starting RSD protocol support" and then nothing else happens. It remains on the Motorola splash screen. I'm not sure if that is correct or not, just wanted to be thorough. I am running RSD Lite version 6.0 and when I plug the phone into the computer, the software recognized a device with a model of "SE Flash Sunfire."

When I attempt to flash the file "derpunlock.sbf," it shoots through a bunch of things, the phone reboots, the software then comes back with a result of "FAIL" with a message that reads: Failed flashing process. Phone[0000]: The "Secure_Motorola_Flash" Interface could not be found. The super-file is secure and for re-flash; the phone needs a super-file that is not secure and not for re-flash. (0x7066).

I am not sure what I am doing wrong. Any help would be awesome. If you need any other information from me, please let me know.
[Motorola Photon 4G] KMWeaver87:
I feel like I should also mention, that when the flash fails, it phone does not fully reboot. The reboot begins, however, it freezes at the Motorola splash screen and will not progress further. I have to remove my battery to reboot.
[Motorola Photon 4G] bearw815:
Didn't write this but it's in the threads here somewhere. Credit to the author.
[Motorola Photon 4G] KMWeaver87:
Thanks for the response. I will give it a shot tomorrow. Quick question before I start though, one step has an instruction to flash the original build and then let it auto-update to 198_6... Will that still be an option, or will it want me to update to the newest build that doesn't allow unlocking right away?
[Motorola Photon 4G] bearw815:
Just use the 198_6 if you have it already.
[Motorola Photon 4G] KMWeaver87:
I do appreciate the help.

The problem, however, persists. Upon attempting to flash the derpunlock.sbf, the flash fails. I'm unsure why.
[Motorola Photon 4G] bearw815:
Always does just reboot.

Follow the steps!
[Motorola Photon 4G] KMWeaver87:
Haha, thanks. That's all I needed to hear. Successfully unlocked.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] acoope2667:
No matter the rom I flash im always having issues with mms. Ive been sticking with the chemistry rom. Its rooted stock with multiwindow. Are there any others running into the same issue?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ragnar:
Nope never had one issue with MMS on the S3.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] TheSocalGuy79:
Some AOSP ROMs I've tried had some MMS issues but they have work arounds posted. But you should not be having any MMS issues on TW ROMs.

What issues are you having?

Sent from my Freeza MD4 Stock Rooted Galaxy S3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] acoope2667:
I cant receive mms or send. Just sits on sending. Ive tried cm10, liquidsmooth, miui and a few others. Everyone does the same thing. Just sits on sending.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ragnar:
Those are AOSP roms, I think if you have a nandroid of a stock or TW rom you should go back to it. Then update profile and Prl. Also make sure you update to latest baseband and firmware. Test and make sure you are receiving and sending mms ok. Then flash your AOSP rom of choice again.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] acoope2667:
Ill give tgat a try. Ill let you know what happens