yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] dalastrelic:
Good rom though

Yea i mean other than that, it is an awesome rom i just didnt understand the trying to open the apps part that the icon would just stay highlighted and not actually open. I did do a fresh clean install but it still hanged opening apps like the phone app and other ones after a reboot and sometimes i would let it sit for a good 4 mins before i operated the phone. it sucks my mobile data went out cuz this was my daily driver and ive read some other people have the same prob but i believe its a cm thing.= like you said.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] wase4711:
will03, your avitar picture looks suspiciously like that of dmans....
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] BoOsT:
So far I'm digging it! Used maps 2 hours because I'm on vacation. 3.5hrs screen time. Good work bud!! After 23hrs I'm At 65%

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Otis you getting better battery with Devil than NeAk? I was going to flash devil tonight when I had time.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] onecrzyasian:
Does mobile hot spot and usb tethering work in this version?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Sameer3.b:
This is an awesome ROM. I am getting very good battery life on this when compared to the other AOSP ROMs I have tried before. Thank you for your hard work in this!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] abowlby:
I never really used Xposed before this ROM. How glorious is Maps at 240 on this display. Wow.

Great ROM Will03. Is there a way to change the color of the icons in the status bar?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] ArborRes:
What a wonderful custom ROM this is.

Simply no problem at all and smooth as silk!

Initial dirty flashing on previous version, with just caches wiping, didn't work but a full clean install worked out really well.

Thanks for keeping this wonderful ROM going! :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] GetPatriotized:
I want to use xposed but everytime i enable it, it slows down my phone a lot.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] mattern1974:
I can't give you and 100 percent answer from experience but I believe mhl and hdmi need some proprietary Samsung software to work properly.

AOSP roms like this do not include any of that.

Sent from my Bean Stalked Note 2 SGH-I317.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] n0kia916:
Anyone else getting this xposed error while uninstalling apps from the play store? Not a big deal just wondering if I missed something.

Great ROM!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrtoast:
:eek: is there not an option to set a sound toggle on the lock screen? Is there a way to do it through activities? Thanks for your insights :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] makailey:
Yes I get it every time I uninstall apps.. Not really sure what it means.

Sent using Telus Galaxy Note 2 with Beanstock V1.225 ROM
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] n0kia916:
I just fixed it by downloading the XposedInstaller 2.1.4 apk and then from the Xposed Installer App I install/update / reboot.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1574401
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] makailey:
Thanks

Sent using Telus Galaxy Note 2 with Beanstock V1.225 ROM
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] eZdubzitmk4:
My rear is so low lol. Little xmas tree freshener on my tow hook is touching the ground haha

This is when I was on coilovers
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] otisman:
No way bradah your one of the og,s in beanstalkville one family always family :thumbup:

Sent from my SGH-l317 using Xparent Red Tapatalk 2
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] makailey:
It is sometimes crazy how small the world really is..lol

Sent using Beanstalk V1.261 Willl03 tweaks version 1.2.4 on Telus Note 2
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Uncle Irish:
All the VW's in here makes me feel like an outsider, but I'll stick with my Nissan Titan.

Added a cold air intake and ran 4" exhausts from aftermarket headers. Straight piped and thrush style mufflers (don't confuse it with a glass pack)

Bullydog and a performance chip pushed it to 475hp and close to 600fp torque. Yup, it's fast and it'll pull a house off the foundation

I still get ****ty gas mileage tho lol
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] smuvman:
out of place but right at home

I'm definitely an outsider lol. T mobile note 2 and 2006 Chevy Impala ss 3inch magnaflow exhaust, k&n cold air kit, performance chip and a few more items. Just like this rom it's a beautiful work in progress. I'm so glad I found this rom! Best blend of battery and performance I've had on this phone so far. Keep up the good work!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] otisman:
No worries uncle my work truck is a 08 avalanche ltz with 3 5 drop and sitting on 28"dub wheels lol

Sent from my SGH-l317 using Xparent Red Tapatalk 2
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] userdefind:
Bell note 2 with a kia mini van haha ballin
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] jeep447:
Well I definitely love my Dub but there's nothing wrong with other rides either so there's no outsiders because of that imo. :D I was a Jeep mechanic for years and I've had over 10 of them since I could drive, and I actually stumbled into my VDub (and I'm soo glad it happened cuz she's my baby). I kept her pretty stock looking on the outside so she's my little sleeper (I also call her the chump maker LOL).

Sent from the bag phone in my Pontiac Fierro

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Hey man I definitely wouldn't feel bad because those Titans are no joke at all :D

Sent from the bag phone in my Pontiac Fierro
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] ultwill:
Ohhh let's not change this thread to a car thread!! On second thought...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Neva Eva Forget 1984:
Damn ya'll got the "People's Car," I got a TL and a Super Duty... it'll tow the Titan and pull the house with the foundation ahah...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] jeep447:
Oh and this is my other G ride :D (sorry I'll try to stay on subject from now on lol)

Sent from the bag phone in my Pontiac Fierro
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] otisman:
I must say jeep that's nice

Sent from my SGH-l317 using Xparent Red Tapatalk 2
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Andrew149:
I also drive a mk4
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] jeep447:
Thank you sir. It's funny because you never know when an unexpected hobby might show up out of nowhere. I did some repair work for a guy and I was cuttin him some slack on payin me because I knew he was going through some hard times, and he called me one day and asked me if I'd possibly take a scooter as payment. At first I thought what in the hell would I do with a stand up scooter, but I went and checked it out anyway and now 3 years later I have 5 of them I've custom built from scratch and I ride almost daily LOL! I can't even explain how much fun it is cruising around at 50+ mph standing up! :D

Sent from the bag phone in my Pontiac Fierro
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] h00rj:
I got the external to internal swap script to work on this rom!

It still doesn't recognize it in settings/storage, it shows both as internal, but file browsers and apps see them swapped.

I fixed the not being able to install apps problem.

I've installed some large games and they're all being copied to the external.

Name this 11extsd2internalsd and copy it into /system/etc/init.d/

sleep 2
mount -o remount,rw /
mkdir -p /data/internal_sd
mount -o bind /storage/emulated/legacy /data/internal_sd
mount -t vfat -o umask=0000 /dev/block/vold/179:49 /storage/emulated/legacy
mount -o bind /data/media/0 /storage/sdcard1

(note, again, my SD card's filetype is vfat. You will need to change this to what your card is formatted to)

This is the script that Android sdcard external 2 internal makes when you hit the init.d button edited to match the filesystem in this rom.

If anyone figures out how to fix the settings->storage problem, let me know! :highfive:

I've had 11.07Gb free in my internal since I installed this, so I'm pretty sure it's all going to the external.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] jeep447:
That's awesome man! I've been considering doing the internal/external swap since I first got this phone but I've just never pulled the trigger. I have a 32gb class10 so I'm not worried about how smooth it'll run or anything, but I do have a couple of questions though (for anyone who might know). First of all I've gotta do some cleaning up on my external because I'm down to only about a gig left (it always just depends on how many nand backups I'm currently holding onto), but I have at least 10 gb's of stuff that I'd like to keep on my phone so it's always available for access. I understand that the internal would then be used as the external card, but does it also mean that whenever I flash another aosp rom (Beanstalk updates of course :D) that my 32gb card will be wiped because it's now considered the internal? I know it's a script so I'd assume not and outside of the rom like in CWM should still be the same, but I at least wanted to ask just in case. I'd just hate to lose that 10 gb's of stuff because I had it in the wrong place whenever I flash an update or whatever if that makes sense. Also where would you guys suggest that I keep that stuff if I did do the swap, on the internal (my 32gb) or the external (the phones mem)? It's nothing bad just to clarify but it's work related stuff so I always have to have access to it, and I do have it backed up on Dropbox and Copy but it's just better for me to have the actual files on hand. Anyway any help would be appreciated as always. Thanks! :D

Sent from the bag phone in my Pontiac Fierro
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Medic24:
Damn bro good question I was wondering about that myself!!

From i317 GN2 On Beanstalk Boyeeee!!!!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] h00rj:
The swap is actually executed on bootup of Android. So recovery mode won't even see it. Only the Android OS sees it. I use TWRP recovery and it sees my external as external and internal as internal. It's never once tried to wipe my external SD Card. When you flash a new ROM this script will be deleted and you will need to put it back in /etc/init.d/ if you want the swap again.

AND! As a plus, if it's causing problems keeping you from booting, you can actually use the file browser in TWRP and delete the script and everything goes back to the way it was before.

This has nothing to do with the root file system, but only /mnt/sdcard and /mnt/extsdcard (the names are different on this ROM, but it's a good way to visualize it)

I personally keep everything on my External SD card, but I guess you could keep important files on the internal. You may have to set Dropbox to keep it's cache in the location you want.

I have a 64Gb Class10 and "they" say the class 10's are easily as fast as internal. I notice ZERO lag or jerkiness. :cool:

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Let me rephrase that, when you do a factory wipe before you install a new ROM, it will delete this script. Upgrading a ROM without a wipe, it will remain in place.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] jeep447:
Thanks man glad I could help! It never hurts to ask! :D

Awesome man thank you for all the info and that's exactly what I thought but it's always a good idea to verify whenever you can :D Ok just a couple more questions because I'm definitely going to do this whenever Will releases the next update. Since it's a script then I'm assuming it would be best to do this right after you do a clean rom flash and before you restore your backups right? Would it even be possible though to try doing this on a rom that you have all setup already, and if so what all should you copy from your internal to your external before executing the script to avoid losing data? I'm sure you'd want to copy over everything in Android/Data (well anything in Android/ anyway), but is there anything else you'd suggest or have you ever tried it? Anyway sorry for picking your brain so much but I'm definitely glad it's an option now so I'm just kinda curious. Thanks again though man because it's really awesome to have that option for this effin badass rom! :D

Sent from the bag phone in my Pontiac Fierro
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] h00rj:
This ROM is pretty nice. I've only been running it for a few days now, but I think I'm gonna hang out with this one for awhile. The battery life is crazy, though. I'm worried I'm ruining my battery plugging it in at 50% every night...

But yes,

It's good to do this on a fresh install. Get it all set up and running, then run your restore. Titanium backup will put it all on the external (now purporting to be the internal) for you.

Though there's really no difference between running on a fresh install or one you've been using awhile.

I've done it on a ROM I was running for awhile with a buncha apps installed and everything. It was the first time I ran the script. I went the safe route and copied everything from the internal to the external. It went smoothly, though so far as I can tell you really only need to worry about the Android/data folder like you say. Most of the apps will re-make the folders they need, and you'll have what's on the internal available to copy if any app complains.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=eu.codlab.int2ext

This app was the way I did it originally on CleanROM, but it doesn't work on this ROM. All credits go to the developer of this app, by the way. All I did was edit the init.d script to make it work. You don't need to install this app to make this work.

I emailed the developer, hoping to get a fix to the settings>storage issue.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] SwimDrewid:
I got a 64gb class 10 card coming my way. Gonna give this a try when it arrives.

Also, is this script compatible with all 4.2.2 aosp roms for our device?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] tkjeeper:
Just curious what the point of that script is. For me, I've gone through 2-32gb sd cards so far, they keep crashing after 3 months or so. They are class 10 also, now I have an otter box so its a real pain to remove the sd card when rebooting or flashing, but I never have the issue with my old 8gb card. I get the card under warrantee, but the hassle is not worth it. Would this solve any of those issues? I haven't even installed my newest card cause I'm afraid!

tkjeeper out
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Medic24:
I believe that saber and aosp kernels are the only ones that doesn't recognize exfat. I have a Samsung 64gb class 10 and its fine.

From i317 GN2 On Beanstalk Boyeeee!!!!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Sebastianq28:
Hey man. If you could post the pm u sent him here so we could benefit that would be awesome! Or pm me. Haha :p

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Has anyone figured out how to edit the color of the wifi and signal icons in the status bar?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] ppalbicke:
What do you mean figured out? Plenty of themes take care of it for you. What color are you wanting it?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Sebastianq28:
Well I'm want it to be red but I don't think I've seen a clean looking red theme. Unless you know of one?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] jeep447:
Hey man I don't mind at all and I actually did post the same stuff from that pm I sent him in a post I did earlier. I went ahead and quoted it for ya though to make it easier so here ya go :D

Sent from the bag phone in my Pontiac Fierro
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] ppalbicke:
What do you consider clean (kind of like beauty in the eye).....

I had to take a break from theming while changing jobs, but gonna get some started again. I could make them red for anyone but what I think is clean may be different than you (plural).

I don't care for themes that look like they were dipped in a particular color. Its overwhelming. I like grays and whites mixed in for seperation and flow.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Medic24:
Where can u get the themes at?

From i317 GN2 On Beanstalk Boyeeee!!!!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Sebastianq28:
Well for me a clean red theme would only he accented in red. Like status bar icons being red. Numbers in the phone dialer. Titles in the menu screams. Just the accent. Everything else would be pitch black :)

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Kinda like everything that Google made blue. It being red. Haha somewhat like that.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] storm_rider_1:
Playstore, my favorite right now is bluemint.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] ppalbicke:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1801752

Theme chooser thread. Just install the apk from there if you like them and apply via the theme chooser in settings. Easy as pie.

That would be easy enough. I am sure I could whip something small up. May take a few days just to find the time. Send me a pm with a red that you like and I will see what I can do.

If you want the WiFi and signal changed only I can do that real quick in a flash able zip. Still need the red you like though....
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] makailey:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2362118

This theme is free and pretty slick and detailed...its worth a try, I am running it right now

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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] ppalbicke:
Agreed. I like that one and is more style of what I prefer. To me, that is pretty clean.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] infamous916:
Anyone have the link for the toolkit to root galaxy note 2 build number JZo54k?

*Edit*

I found one

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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Eun-Hjzjined:
Have you seen better bean series of themes?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.blackout1911.theme.BetterbeanThemeRedFree
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Jonathanpeyton:
Try Google Bean,its crazy but I like it!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=theme.the1dynasty.goog.le.bean

Sent from my GT-N8013 using Xparent Purple Tapatalk 2
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] h00rj:
I'm not certain, unfortunately... Best I can say is mayyyybe? This is my first AOSP ROM.

It's just a matter of getting the mount points and directories right, so with some tweaking I bet you could get it to work.

I've had the same 64Gb class10 SDcard for over a year now, so sadly, I don't know them feels bro. It's a Sandisk. I definitely suggest them.

This script would be the worst for you in the case of your card going bad, however. You would lose everything any time your card goes down.

In my own paranoia I have an app called FolderSync that syncs my entire SD card over wifi with my computer every night. I would give it a try. Still won't solve your problem, however.

Side note, why do you remove your SD card when rebooting and flashing? Just curious. I've had mine out once since I put it in and that was to reformat it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] xxBrun0xx:
You silly VW kids and your little turbos :)

300whp/350wtq with just a tune :D

Sorry, I'm a little late to the party lol.

Edit: This rom rocks. Switched the second my 9300 mah battery came in and never looked back. Best $45 ever spent.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] tkjeeper:
You guys made me bring up a painful past! My jeep Cherokee, highly modified, down to the a/c compressor converted to on board air compressor complete with air tanks to run air tools. This is how she met her end. Thanks to a gas thief at my work where it was parked overnight. Sigh.....

tkjeeper out
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] slice2011:
I installed this on TMobile T889 and this things is smoking fast. Excellent work, hats off to the Dev for this masterpiece..

I really want to stay on this ROM but how can I get my 2 daily items usable, that would be the camera and GPS .I can't lock on and camera throws Camera failed or something along those line. I known it is probably a long shot as this ROM isn't for my device but if any one could throw some ideas on how to resolve would very much appreciate it. Really don't want to go back as this is one of the sickest ROM I have ever used.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Uncle Irish:
I haven't been getting the battery life I want, si if any of you would like to post your settings, I'd appreciate it

I run the included kernel and haven't made any changes to CPU settings or kernel settings.

I have the following on my home screens:

HD Widgets

Twitter

Google Voice

Messaging

Android Agenda widget

Genie Widget

Pure Grid Calendar

Pandora

Google Play

Apollo

All widgets have been set to refresh every 3 or 4 hours with no auto updates (those that can be adjusted anyway)

I'm about to do a fresh install from scratch but would like to get a few tips/pointers if possible. :good:

Also!

If someone could post the 4.3 camera that allows the edit feature w/o the FC, that'd rock!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] ixijimixi:
Back when I was having similar trouble on my infuse, GPS Test used to kick my GPS into working, and I had some limited success with camera apps on Google Play.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] makailey:
I run devil kernel as I found that my battery life and stability is better. I also use the free greenify app and have it hibernate most apps running in background. When you say your not happy with battery life what are you actually getting?

If it is real bad, I know someone who did a re install of it clean and that fixed real bad battery drain. Devil kernel and greenify did wonders for me, but it was pretty good before that too

I also have an apk for adjusting devil if you need

Sent using Beanstalk V1.261 Willl03 tweaks version 1.2.4 on Telus Note 2
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Uncle Irish:
Battery isn't horrible, but I get about 8-10 hours from it with 2-2.5 hrs screen time (I use my phone quite a bit)

I don't need a dual boot kernel, and didn't see an option without it, so I haven't tried it. I've greenified some apps, but keep getting Google Services chewing away, and Android System. I've let it go for about a week now, but it's still the same, so I figured I'd start fresh. I'll try the Devil kernel out on this go. Can you let me know which one you're using (I'm on AT&T) and what some of your settings for it are?

I appreciate your help :highfive:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] jeep447:
LOL! Too bad you don't live nearby cuz I'd be happy to show you what my silly little Vr6T can do. I don't call her the chump maker for nothing! :D

Ouch brother that kinda even put a tear in my eye too cuz I miss my Jeeps too! If it makes ya feel better my last Jeep Wrangler (which was definitely my baby because I built her from the frame up) met a pretty nasty demise also :(

I sold it to a friend of mine (and god I hate myself for that one) and literally on the same day he bought it he took it out 4 wheeling... and he came up to what he thought was a washed out road with water running across it... so he decided to try and cross... and apparently he didn't realize was that it was actually a damn boat ramp!! LOL! So yeah he drove it all the way to the bottom of the river and completely submerged it, and what's worse is he apparently never thought about shutting the engine off either. My poor baby :(

Sent from the bag phone in my Pontiac Fierro
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] makailey:
K your battery is terrible so something is wrong. I get 24-28 hours with closer to 6hrs on screen time. As you can tell I am heavy user and leave my phone on all night. I usually keep my screen at 3/4 brightness too.

Wipe and start clean. I have never used dual boot feature but I will attach the kernel and apk of devil tool for you. I don't tweak kernel at all except sound stuff. Something is really chewing battery on you because except for greenify I run similar to you and I am always on xda and texting. I Also use about 30 minutes of phone calls daily and always on Bluetooth.

We will figure it out.. Give me a minute and I will attach kernel and apk tool for you

http://db.tt/Ae6MEwX7

http://db.tt/SWIor7vr

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