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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] bodi524:
I am working on a update. And I have a possible fix for the call log. Also adding back the Samsung/Sprint stuff. Been busy but hoping to be done soon.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] samsmalls:
Glad it worked for you try the "Swype Dialer Free" app that was mentioned earlier it works efficiently!

Hey Bodi anyway to keep the Asop Features along side of the Samsung / Sprint add-ons? :good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mike.too.cool:
Hey bodi thanks for your help and hard work, it truly is a great Rom! My favorite so far actually
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] bodi524:
New Update in OP
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DreamingWolf:
Tried to flash the update in latest TWRP and it returns FAILED. I checked and the MD5 matches. I'm downloading again anyway and will let you know.

--UPDATE--

Second download also failed to even begin installing. Error message E: Unable to open zip file.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] bodi524:
Bad upload..reuploading now.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] bodi524:
Finally Done....Had to crash and get some sleep.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] smaw51:
Running nice so far! The wifi icon is a bit smaller on the phablet dpi but no big deal. It is nice to be able open up the space more

Edit, Here's a pic
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Carbajal3009:
Up and running everything is set up :D only problem I encounter, when using the music app and pressing menu/end it freezes up and force close on me then opens back up? Can you verify OP? Other than that I'm loving this Rom :thumbup::thumbup:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] evo_like:
First time flashing a Rom like this on my note 2. Really enjoying it so far. Thanks :)

Couple things: the clock fc's, and, is there a way to disable the lockscreen rotation?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] smaw51:
I've got the same problem with my clock too, had to restore to a back up last night to set my alarm. Tried moving in the clock apk from other but no joy.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Carbajal3009:
Same her lol....before I went to bed last night I attempted to set it and no luck. :o oh well. I just downloaded my good old trusty alarm clock xtreme app. :thumbup: I used that on my epic 4g touch :D if we can get a fix OP it would be much appreciated , by the way battery life is going great!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] seVIIn7:
We have a selection of Roms from some great Devs...

I must say in my opinion Multi-Rom is a prerty good Rom for everday use.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] xKrisx:
I give up lol. I have tried multiple times to get this work and never can. I have never had problems installing roms but I cant get this to stop Force Closing SystemUI and also getting errors for android.acore stopped responding.

I even did a full wipe though TWRP and tried a completely clean install.

I reinstalled twice thinking maybe something didnt flash right the first time

Maybe I am just tired and cant get it to work.

Oh well, my weekend is coming up so I will play more then. Rom looks awesome though :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] :
My clock works fine, but my recent apps list is a little laggy sometimes. Great Rom otherwise.

Oh and if we can have a mod to turn off lock screen rotation, that would be great.

Great work Bodi.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] casawimill:
In the next build can you incorporate the camera shutter noise option to turn it on or off. Fix the lag in the recent apps. Other than that this is the most solid rom out
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] smaw51:
Go to /system/media/audio/ui and delete the camera sounds. That's what I always do because I don't like my phone making noises
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Carbajal3009:
Is there any way we can get photo shop touch to work on this Rom? I pushed it to system apps folder and it force closes, even after fixed permissions.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] bodi524:
Has anyone had issues with the call log not showing call from numbers not in contacts? Want to verify it was fixed.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] evo_like:
It was not fixed for me, actually. The issue still persists. I have just been using the AOSP dialer in the meantime.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] vasiaeva:
Hotspot ain't work on(

Sent from my SPH-L900 using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] bodi524:
I see xperiacle updated some stuff and there are some new files for MC2. I am going to working on an update soon.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Carbajal3009:
Any word on this?? I'm curently running the latest version you put out and its great. Just little setback like the camera and some other little things. But the functionality is all there. Would love to see an update :thumbup:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] bodi524:
Not forgotten. ..just busy.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mike.too.cool:
If i use the aosp dialer does the call log work

, if so how do i get it?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mike.too.cool:
I meant the Samsung dialer, can I put the Samsung dialer on here?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] TirithXiato:
Second try flashing this and I can't get system ui to work... also keep getting error android.process.acore has stopped.

And by second try, I tried before about 3 weeks ago, same problem. Redownloaded and all.

Any fix or words of wisdom? Did a clean flash.....
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mike.too.cool:
Hello?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DreamingWolf:
Make a nandroid and try it. Quickest and easiest way to find out if people are slow in answering.

Personally, I don't know if it will work or not.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mike.too.cool:
I will hopefully get around to trying it this weekend
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] babyarm85:
I know this may sound nitpicky and/or stupid, but is there a way to remove the navbar? I never really found it useful since I have hardware keys. Just takes up screen space for me.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DreamingWolf:
Run the rom in phone mode=no nav bar. Then just adjust your apps to the scaling you want using Xposed framework.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] samsmalls:
Has anyone been able to successfully get the Samsung camera continuously running along side of the built-in JB cam? I've gotten it to open several times, but after a couple uses I get "camera has stopped"!?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] TirithXiato:
Tried to install the samsung dialer, it didn't like me. No radios or anything came up... someone let me know if they can get it working, I'm stuck using third party dialers for now...

Samsung camera... I'd like. I can flip the jb one to front camera, but not back to rear camera mode.... driving me insane
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] TirithXiato:
I do have the Samsung camera working, quite well. I found it here somewhere in xda as a flashable zip file. Works well
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] samsmalls:
Ok, I've tried to adding it to the system tray with no luck. I'll search around for the zip. If you can upload it or link me, I'd appreciate it! Thanks
[Nexus 10 Themes and Apps] Afroninja:
Does anyone know an app or a website with the the Mali T-604's full specifications. Like gpu clockspeed, V-RAM, GFLOPS, anything else. Thank you in advanced. (I already know it's quad-core, and I read that it's 423Mhz, and 512Mb of V-RAM, but I need confirmation lol).
[Nexus 10 Themes and Apps] espionage724:
http://www.arm.com/products/multimedia/mali-graphics-plus-gpu-compute/mali-t604.php Shows a bit of features but nothing like clock speed or GFLOPS.
[Nexus 10 Themes and Apps] espionage724:
Judging from: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=39719050#post39719050 It would seem the GPU can clock at 100Mhz, 160MHz, 266MHz, 400MHz, 450MHz, and 533MHz (not sure if this is custom behavior or stock).
[Nexus 10 Themes and Apps] EniGmA1987:
and custom kernels have shown we EASILY (like on stock volts easy) can overclock from 533MHz up to 720MHz. This GPU can become a real powerhouse as it gets clocked higher, and I am thinking that if we wanted to overvolt it enough we could probably even have it running at 1GHz.

As for vram, it doesnt have any. VRAM is shared with system RAM and it uses something like 1GB of system memory in reserve for the GPU on this tablet. People theorize that it dedicates so much because of our huge resolution, and that lesser devices would not need to hoard as much of the memory.
[Nexus 10 Themes and Apps] espionage724:
That'd be insane lol... my desktop GPU (Radeon HD 7850) is factory OC'd and isn't even 1GHz
[Nexus 10 Themes and Apps] EniGmA1987:
Ya, but you cant compare MHz between architectures very easily. Your desktop card has WAY more power than this tablet grade GPU. Makes me wish I could get my hands on a Mali T-628 though, with the same OC we have now on that thing I could see it blowing away anything else on the market or coming out soon.

Unfortunately Ktoonsez said it looks like our frequency table is maxed out on the GPU, so I dont know if we will be able to OC higher despite if the GPU is capable of it or not.
[Nexus 10 Themes and Apps] Afroninja:
Gpu clockspeed isn't always THAT important just look at the GTX Titan, it's only 700-800Mhz yet it's the world's fastest gpu.
[Nexus 10 Themes and Apps] espionage724:
At the risk of turning this into a Desktop GPU thread; I believe AMD"s 7990 takes the spot at world's fastest GPU currently. Almost certain it slaughters the Titan at compute, and pretty sure it beats Titan in most gaming benchmarks. In terms of frame latency though, AMD might be lacking in that department, but not for long :good:

I do agree though clock speed isn't that important in most cases. Almost got a Radeon HD 7770 GHz Edition card just because of the 1GHz core clock, but the 7850 I got still outperforms it (to be fair though, it's only 50Mhz lower than 1GHz).

Regardless, with the Nexus 10's resolution, pretty sure we need a nice balance of memory frequency and GPU clock speed. GPU can be as fast as it wants, but it won't help much if the memory bandwidth is being choked :/
[Nexus 10 Themes and Apps] EniGmA1987:
Thats why I said the T-628 could be the fastest if we can OC it the same. Our current GPU has "four cores" and at 720MHz GPU speed we can push 2560x1440 pixels at 58 frames per second average on the Unreal 3 engine. The T-628 is the same as what we have but twice as many cores, so twice as many computing resources. Sure there are other things coming out that are pretty fast, but think of what 2x the power of our current GPU could do :eek: At this point though espionage724 would be right, we would probably see memory bottleneck so we would need to step up from DDR-1600 to DDR-2133. Still, testing I have done shows we are just barely starting to hit a memory bottleneck with our GPU @ 720MHz, and if we OC the memory up to DDR-1728 we have lots of extra bandwidth to spare. So changing the memory up to 2133 would alleviate any sort of bottleneck that would ever show up in that area even with twice as many GPU cores.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] vlad2277:
Git this strange problem

After I've root phone, SD card won'tmount automatically after powering on the phone.

It says, card damaged, try format

But if I go into settings and select MOUNT manually , all works

Anyone knows why this happened or how to fix?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] RMXO:
Backup data on extadcard & reformat the card.

-Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Note II using Tapatalk 2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Oyeve:
That happened this morning on my NON-rooted S4! I hit mount and it mounted. Weird. I use a 64GB Sandisk Ultra XC1.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] vlad2277:
I also use sandisk 64 ultra

But I think I found solution for me

I've froze some Samsung apps I don't use, for speed and battery savings.

Think in my case, it was Samsung account. Now it's unfrozen but not setup, so basically it's not working and not syncing.

So far no more unmounted card after boot.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] sgs22012:
Check your format if its exfat that will get screwy just boot recovery go to advanced format sd card and viola
[HTC One V] TopherBrowne:
So I bought a HTC One V cdma from eBay. The decision was based on specs and availability of a CHEAP smartphone. The phone arrived and it is how it was described by the seller.:good: I'm happy. I switch from Verizon keeping my number and activate on VM. My bank account is now happy. I start reading up xda about rooting the phone. c:\android\ has been cleaned of all my old eris and vivow files scattered about and freshly prepped with PrimoC offerings.:cowboy:

Yesterday was my day off dedicated to this project so I started with a fresh cup of coffee, removed the usb cable from the ac charger, plugged into the computer and... nothing. No indicator from Windows that a new device was plugged in. No indication on the phone that it was plugged in except that it was charging.:confused:

I frantically checked the usb debug settings, the developer options, and restarted the phone while plugged into the computer. Nothing. Not even while it cycled through the boot process. I booted into the bootloader, chose HBOOT USB and nothing. I then tried two different cables lying around. Nothing. :mad:

*sigh* Bummer.

In a moment of Machiavellian self interest, I wonder if I can get a NEW new phone from Virgin Mobile. My email was thorough and complete. They responded within an hour suggesting I do a factory reset. No big deal since I hadn't done anything to the phone except just use it. I did the bootloader reset and it didn't work. I replied telling them so and they replied within an hour saying that the phone itself is still under warranty and they will send me a brand new phone... just return the old one with the shipping label they will provide.:victory:

Hot damn! Another week to wait but that's another week for devs to work out the kinks!
[HTC One V] lilrob1213:
So basically, you're just saying all of this to say that virgin mobile did good by replacing your phone?

just wondering... did you have the htc drivers installed on your pc?
[HTC One V] TopherBrowne:
Yes. I am using my words to share a positive experience.

Yes. HTC drivers were installed and verified to work using two other HTC phones that I have.

Anything else? :what:
[HTC One V] lilrob1213:
Oh okay, well I'm glad they are able to do that :)

I can't think of anything else right now...
[HTC One V] russellvone:
Did you choose disk drive?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Evolution101:
Usually headphones from the box are absolute rubbish (Apple i'm looking at you) but I've found the Galaxy Note 2 internationals Samsung headphones to be pretty good! Been using them at the gym and walking to uni and they sounds good if not better than my SoundMagic headphones (about £30). Or maybe i have just got used to how they sound. Anyone else still using the headphones that come with the phone? or am i completely deluded?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adarshmadhavan:
Those head phones are really good. :)
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EarlZ:
Im using the Brainwavz M5 but I have to agree that the sound quality on the stock IEM is pretty good even compared to theh M5.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tuxonhtc:
I don't use stock a lot for listening to music, but they're the only stock headphones I've used yet that's decent for that. Surprisingly good for stock headphones - I guess people just assume that "it's stock so it must be crap". Seriously underrated IMO.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TabGuy:
The Verizon version of the Note 2 does not include headphones. However, the ones that came with the Galaxy Nexus are outstanding.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jujuburi:
The stock headphones are good as long as you stay around 40-50% volume, at highs audio distorts pretty badly. A decent IEM imo, nowhere near good though. Especially if your ear is used with mid range Shure or Senn, or Sony's.

Also the overall sound signature is below average, bloated/muddy bass kills it all!
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] [bman123]:
I'm glad to hear the stock headphones are decent, I just got my note 2 today. I went to look for cases and the selection for this phone is awful at best buy.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Evolution101:
Ebay or Amazon is always a good place to start for cases. I got a pretty sleek case for £4 on ebay!
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TabGuy:
The biggest selection of cases can be found at eforchina.com. Over 2,000 Note 2 accessories.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raduque:
The stock headphones are fine for me. As long as they fit my ears, stay in and make noise, I'm straight.

Where I'm serious about my audio is in my truck.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rams99:
Where's a good place to buy the stock headset from? I know amazon has them but heard they sell fakes also.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raduque:
This one is, or was, legit when I ordered it.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007C5S3AU/ref=oh_details_o06_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] buttchertom:
not too bad, but still have less sq with professional headphone
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Aby_148:
Sorry to be the only negative nelly here... but I have to stay true (IMHO, etc.):

Yes, that bad.

I've been using the Samsung stock phones for the last 2 days, until I had time to solder my abused Sennheiser's (a $50 model) plug.

It was a hurting and offensive experience: distorted highs, undefined and fake lows, and overall noisy and harsh. Couldn't bare listening to music, only podcasts that are low quality to begin with.

Yes, I am sensitive, and I'd like to keep it that way, for me it's a good thing. :p. I'm not a crazy audiophile, I just love music and I love my ears.

If your expectations are low, then one can say they're not end-of-the-world horrible like those that I received with my SansaClip+ player for example, but then again, Even as backup - meh...

It's kinda hard to compare super cheap audio gear. Yes, they are. Samsung are not known to waste money. The Samsung logo isn't even something to be reckoned with, when audio quality is concerned. Any headphones that you receive as an extra with a gadget, are always different kinds of crappy (Sony the exception, maybe a few others.) It's specs - freq. response, distortion %, noise floor...

If you want good audio, I highly recommend trying some mid to hi-end earphones. The difference will be educational, and apparent to any ear.

It doesn't necessarily mean more spending, but often times it does. Good hardware and R&D cost money. No need to go crazy either, even entry level stuff from a reputable audio manufacturer will be far better the the stock Samsung.

OK, some positives : they're reasonably comfortable; the white is cool; I love the tiny plug; the cable untangles very easily and is pretty sturdy; the buttons are functional. :cool:
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tuxonhtc:
Whoa, don't even begin to compare this with mid-high end earphones. We're talking purely in comparison with OTHER stock headsets, and this is the best I've used tbh. Also I hope it's EHS64 BTW, mine is.

You can read this thread from head-fi for a comparison: http://www.head-fi.org/t/634154/stock-headset-shootout-apple-htc-samsung-and-sony
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Aby_148:
You're right, as far as this category is concerned, then yes. For people who never upgrade their phones or don't fuss too much about it, yeah, they're getting a better deal.

Like I said, not "end of the world horrible", just regular terribleness :p. Headphones that are retailed for $5 will probably be less worse than $2 ones (the difference in manufacturing cost would be what - $1.75?...)

Anyway, in the last few years, all those cheap stock accessories are generally getting better.

I still think that one should invest in his own hearing system's comfort and health more than the cost of a pack of cigarettes.

BTW, the stock smartphone those headphones come with is amazing.:cyclops:
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tuxonhtc:
I think you have really high standards if you think they're "terrible" - because even other audiophiles seem to think they're decent. And price is not necessarily proportionate to quality, as I personally think my Koss KSC75 are superior to some much expensive beats dre crap out there. Anywho, to each their own and all that :)
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jujuburi:
I agree with Aby_148 somewhat, as I said previously it's decent, as long as you stay on mid volume. On highs it indeed is terrible. I don't know what's the price of the stock headset, as if mine gets damaged or lost I will never ever bother to make a purchase of the same. But you don't need to go high or mid range, even low range Sony MH1C sounds way better than this, and that's just 40$. So yeah it might be better than other stock headphones, but that's doesn't mean this is good. Samsung and a good IEM can't go together.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tuxonhtc:
Haven't tried MH1C, but MH750 is rated lower than EHS64 by the guy in the thread over there. Obviously MH1 is much better without a doubt, and it costs more too, I'd assume. That said, EHS64 holding up pretty well in the comparison there, and I'd concur having tried earpods before. It's really decent.

That's my 2c though.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vectron:
Samsung replacement headphones from dx.com

I wish I could contribute my opinion about Note 2 stock headphones, BUT since I got my phone from Verizon - headphones were not included :( I do have a few premium bluetooth headphones, but sometime you do want something similar to stock wired headphones (no worry if battery is charged, or how much time you have before it runs out while you are in the middle of watching a movie :D) with volume control, play/pause, and ability to pick up a call. Something small and simple. I guess that was an intention of stock headphones.

Here is the one I just got as a replacement. I learned my lesson and not dealing with ebay sellers anymore because their quality control is awful and often it feels like 50/50 chance you get something working. I had success in the past with DX.com, found their customer support very responsive, so ordered this pair of Samsung replacement Note 2 headphones for $4 plus change (shipped): http://dx.com/p/samsung-in-ear-earp...xy-note-2-white-3-5mm-plug-120cm-cable-170924

Ok, I'm not naive and realize these are not OEM Samsung for $4+ shipped. But what's important, I got these and they work perfectly! No issues controlling volume up/down, play/pause works as expected if you either listening to music or playing YT video or playing a movie. It picks up a call and hangs up when you done, with the same in-line remote control button. That's all that matters. The build is pretty solid, not some flimsy piece of plastic. The sound quality? Well, I'm sure the sound doesn't match original headphones. As a matter of fact, I have S4 headphones next to me for a little side-by-side sound comparison, and those sounds more clear. But both have the same issue of distortion at higher volume level, and absolute lack of bass.

I'm not even going to compare these to any premium headphones, it makes no sense. Sure you can pay $30, $50, $100 and more for good in-ear headphones, but these are just $4.50, purchases from a place I trust, and they do the job!

Here are some pictures I took:
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] apallohadas:
Man! I'm glad that I can enjoy my music without taking out a second mortgage on my house just to buy headphones ;)
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raven69david:
I agree they are not too bad. I like them as much as my Apple headphones.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mopandasauce:
They're good but the microphonics is horrible. The thumping