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[Droid RAZR M Android Development] nitroglycerine33:
Welcome to Eclipse! Eclipse is 100% open sourced and based off of the latest 4.2.2 AOSP code.

All firmware and kernel source can be found at: http://github.com/nitroglycerine33

I would like add a special thanks to the following teams as I have used some of their work as an outline:

AOKP

Carbon

Cyanogenmod

Paranoid Android

Slim Roms

Eclipse features overview

Eclipse mode toggle

Eclipse rom is a holo dark theme natively. The Eclipse mode toggle changes from holo dark to a darker jet black look. Giving you the Eclipse darkness!

General UI Features

Choose between 5 different battery options

Clock positions - right, center, hide

Add date to clock

Customize power widgets/toggles and quick settings tiles

Pick notification led color

T-Mobile theme engine

CRT on and off toggle

Ability to hide keyboard IME in status bar

Navigation Bar

Customize button layout

Choose between several softkeys and actions

Change key color

Change glow color and speed

Adjust the navigation bar height

Lock screen options

Customize hotseats

CMs cLock clock/weather widget

Display charging/discharging on lockscreen

Customize lock screen wallpaper

Allow lockscreen rotation

Quick pin unlock

Hide page hints (portrait mode)

Misc Controls

Volume rocker wake

Volume rocker music controls

Expandable sound menu

Quiet hours

Profiles

Kill all recents option

Notification drawer shortcuts

Privacy guard

Permissions manager

Changelog

For a changelog please visit: https://github.com/nitroglycerine33...422/prebuilt/common/etc/CHANGELOG-ECLIPSE.txt

Downloads

For Rom and Google Apps please visit: http://www.elementalxdesigns.com/ec...P-(4-2-2)-Download-List-For-Supported-Devices

Donate

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Donations are not expected but always greatly appreciated. Thank you for supporting Elemental X!

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Elemental X Themes

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tmobile.theme.elementalminimalistic

How to Install:

1. Wipe Data / Factory Reset

2. Flash Rom

3. Flash Google Apps

4. Enjoy

Already Running an Elemental X/Eclipse build?

1. Flash Rom

2. Flash Google Apps

3. Enjoy your updated build
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] vdelsan:
Thanks for the hard work.
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] St.Noigel:
Have this ROM PA-pie controls?
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] Leraeniesh:
Great to see Eclipse return :D

Is it still based off stock (presumably 4.1.2) or is it a custom ROM now?
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] nitroglycerine33:
Yes it has pie controls
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] nitroglycerine33:
All of your answers are in the OP.
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] St.Noigel:
Flashing now! Thanx!

Flash it. It haven`t PA-pies! It have LMT!
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] x_zao_x:
when it goes to install the ROM (after i wipe data, wipe cache, mount system in CWM) it says that it's mounting the system like a horse then I get "symlink: some symlinks failed"...(status 7)

I have downloaded the original and also tried the mirror link

EDIT: i fixed the issue, apparently there is no need to mount the system before install as with other ROMS
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] nitroglycerine33:
It has neither. It is from CM. I thought you were just being general on pie functions
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] stanlalee:
I like the ROM. Not too crazy/overboard with options but enough to play with. Am I missing something though because I can't send MMS on ANY 4.2.2 ROMs including this one but every thread says it works. It just stays stuck on "SENDING"
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] ktracho13:
Is the battery life as good as the previous Eclipse Rom?
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] sombody:
Well at least for you its just MMS. I flashed the rom together with the gapps and I cannot access my APN settings under wireless and networks (even if i have global gsm selected). Hopefully nitro could help us out with this one. I'm sure you and I have the same problem since MMS requires a proper APN setting which you can't access atm.
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] pbanj:
you will need this http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=41554616&postcount=177
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] motrinHD:
I feel like a total newb, but what exactly did you Guy's wipe to get this flashed. I wiped cache, dalvk, and did a factory reset on safe strap. And got a boot failure.

Now I'm in twrp and am ready to try again after some guidance:)
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] pbanj:
you need an unlocked bootloader and ether twrp or cwm, it wont work from safestrap

do what u did in safestrap and you should be good
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] motrinHD:
Ah, I have that now! Going to try again. Thanks!!

Also, unlocked bootloader splash screen, is ugly!!
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] pbanj:
do this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1901444
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] nitroglycerine33:
Are you on wifi when sending them?
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] pbanj:
i think hes using gsm and needs to flash the fix
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] motrinHD:
I'm in thx for the help. great job nitro, thx for the ROM.

nfc tags work just in case someone was wondering
[LG Thrill 4G] d3st1ny:
does anyone know if there are any kernels that support the usb host? i really want to play dragon ball final bout again with a actual playstation controller
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] Ampelmann:
Hi,

I hope you can help me!

I once bought a cable to connect my Garmin V with my xda. But now its almost broken and i think its not more than a year ago when I bought it.

Unfortunately I am not at home for a long time to look at the bill. I only know that it was 40 Euro I think.

Can you please list some online-shops which sell these special cables?

thank You very much!
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] Guest:
I have found the dealer!

Hi,

I have found the dealer!

It was http://www.haid-services.de/

Marc
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Slinos:
Hi!

I wanted to uppdate from AR HD 9.2 to 10.3. But its not working. :(

10.3 instals as usual and boots. But in the middle of setting up the phone it reboots. After its done rebooting a popup is showing instead of enter pin screen. The popup says: "com.google.process.gapps has stopped". and then it cointinues to stop alla apps like youtube etc.

I dont know what to do. My phone is the 32gb version sold in Sweden, my CID is H3G__G04.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zedlor:
Did you wipe data before you flashed the ROM?

If you did, have you tried to re-flash the ROM, ensuring that the MD5 values are the same as is on the original post?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Slinos:
Yepp i wiped everything.

Could you give me a little guide on how to ensure the M5 values?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] boe:
Hello,

I'm not sure what the name is for the second lock screen but a lot of times when I try to wake my phone and get to a text message or email or the browser, it wants me to go to a screen where you can probably add some apps but not fully open the phone but I just find that annoying as can be. It has a little plus at the bottom. I NEVER want that I just want to always fully unlock my phone when I swipe the screen.

Is there a way to do that or what am I doing wrong that it brings me to the second lock screen?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] aladd04:
cultivate nsalsonn

Settings > My Devices > Lock Screen

Uncheck "Multiple Widgets"

Also, go into "Lock Screen Widgets" and turn "Favorite apps or Camera" OFF, though the above option should disable this entirely.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] boe:
Thank you!!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] aladd04:
No problem!
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] Ze3rL:
There are times your Galaxy Y may start causing you problems such as hangs at certain points, apps force-closing, not allowing you to move forward and so on after installing a faulty app.

If you didn't know, Android can also be booted into Safe Mode just like how you boot your Windows PC and the main point of it is of course for troubleshooting issues. Thanks to Safe Mode, you will be able to uninstall unresponsive apps and fix your phone.

Procedure:

First Turn off your phone

Start the phone normally

You will see the Galaxy y logo

Just after it disappears...hold the menu key

Dont let it go until you feel a small vibration followed by a slightly bigger vibration

You have successfully entered Safe Mode

Safe Mode

Now you can troubleshoot your phone

Enjoy :laugh:
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] Asmy Yuh:
menu key is left key right?:confused:
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] ShivamMiT:
Use of safe mode?
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] androite:
Please Search before posting.

Old Thread : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1579196
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] deathviper:
btw good guide
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Neilroot:
My parents, away on holiday, just had the holiday rental place turned over and their stuff stolen including the Nexus 10.

Is there Anything I should do? I don't think it had any bank details etc on it but does have parents email set up (so that needs a new password)

And has my gmail account linked to it, so that needs a new password.

Is there anything else?

If it matters, it's on stock ROM, I'd unlocked it to get stick mount working and titanium backup, think I left the bootloader unlocked.

Thanks
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rirere:
Change all relevant account details immediately. You'd be surprised what someone could get out of a login, especially if you were using a browser that caches/syncs password information (like Chrome). If you do use Chrome, you may want to clear all saved Chrome Sync data-- it's a pain, yes, but that's what you sign up for if you're going to use a syncing service.

In all likelyhood, your device is just going to get wiped and sold (sorry, but it's probably true unless they get confounded by a custom recovery [if you're using one]). Before you reset the password though, you may as well try to push one of the after-event anti-theft apps out on the market (like Android Lost or Plan B) to your tablet in case the thief is stupid enough to leave the tablet on or connect it to Wi-Fi. You never know!

You also may as well try to get your S/N and forward that to local authorities. You may get lucky.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Neilroot:
Cheers.

I bought it for them as a present at Christmas so I guess my Google account may have the s/n. I also set it up for them so although mum created her own gmail account I think the tablet is still linked to mine. How do I push a theft app to it and NOT my nexus 4 or my old Desire (now my mum's mobile)?
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rirere:
Go to the Play Store online, search the names of the apps I mentioned, and hit the INSTALL button. It'll bring up a window showing compatible devices; choose the relevant one and away you go. Keep in mind that these are by far and away not bulletproof solutions, and it's more of a "why not" thing than something to rely on.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Neilroot:
Thanks. From my phone I can install them on it (my phone), but can't seem to push the app to another device.

Oh well. This is what insurance is for.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rirere:
The insurance is going to be a lot more reliable than these apps. But yes, you can do it from your phone-- but you won't be able to do it in the Play Store app. You need to do it from the browser version (just navigate to play.google.com, and if it redirects you to the app, go to Settings > App > Play Store > Clear defaults and try again).
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Neilroot:
Excellent! Prey is now pushing....if it connects that is. So....do I wipe or do I go for location and a photo? Wipe I think!
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rirere:
You may as well go for the location first and send the wipe immediately after. If the app is any good it should handle the requests sequentially.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] pamulli:
As of last weekend I started getting some unknown launcher or widget that was taking over my home screen. I use Go Launcher EX and this is overriding it's setting as Default. I can't get to phone settings or installed apps and I can't figure out where this is coming from. I uninstalled Go Launcher and it didn't go away. I'm using JediMindtrick JB5 and I even wiped everything and installed JellyBeast and manually installed each and every app from the playstore and it reappeared. I can't use screen capture when it's active so I had to take a picture of my phone and I attached a copy of that hoping someone would recognize it.

I'm stumped and very frustrated. I want this thing gone so any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] pamulli:
I also just tried uninstalling Go Launcher and installing Nova Launcher and this thing is still the dominant home screen. After installing Nova I'd expect to get a prompt when I hit home asking which launcher to use, but not the case here.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] pamulli:
Figured it out...Dock Mode

Thanks to WildfireDEV in the general Android Help forum I found out this is the dock mode. I searched around and found this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1161875 and apparently the microUSB connection can cause it to go into dock mode, which would explain why it's doing it on every ROM I've tried. Glad to know it isn't malware, but I sure wish I had figured this out before I completely wiped every partition on the phone. At least I can go back to my nandroid backup now.

Thanks,
[Nexus 7 General] hbkmog:
http://androidandme.com/2013/06/opi...from-the-best-to-worst-tablet-ive-ever-owned/

After reading the article, I'm glad I'm not the only one who's experiencing this issue. I've noticed my Nexus 7 slows down and becomes less responsive during heavy writing task(downloading stuff at high speed, stuttering browser, etc).

Before anybody jumping in and saying they don't have the issue, the point is it does happen and it happens to other devices as well. Same issue can be said for Galaxy Nexus, Asus Transformer Infinite Transformer Prime. A good way to test this is to see how your tablet performs when you download something over 1MB/s or 2MB/s.

The reasons some people don't see this are:

1. It's hard to tell in short term. Usually the memory i/o speed degrading starts to show after 6 months to 1 year or longer depending on the quality of the flash memory they use.

2. Interfering factors. Many people think the lag is caused by ROM or kernel. It could be true in some cases.

3. Inconsistent quality control during manufacture. I'd assume that out of some bad batches, there will be also some good units. Also not every device use the exact same flash memory chips.

4. Personal usage difference. Flash memory's life span depends on the limited number of writing/reading. So the degrading rate also depends on each individual. Some people are heavy users who constantly perform copying/reading/removing actions on the device while some others may only use it for internet access which results in less taxing work.

Actually the i/o speed issue is one main reason I'm looking forward to next generation Nexus 7. Just hope ASUS can use better quality flash memory next time.

EDIT: more elaborate point.
[Nexus 7 General] adamhlj:
I don't know, if Asus doesn't get it right on 2 devices, all of which I have owned, I can't imagine that they will get it right on the next 2 devices. I was so tired of my laggy infinity that I just sold it on ebay. I was so tired of my laggy nexus 7 that I did a factory reset. But then again, these were essentially first generation products. Hopefully the second gen will be better (seems to contradict what I just said, haha.) I am probably going to wait for a little while before I get the next nexus, anyway. I have an expensive habit of getting the latest on launch, most of the time regretting my decisions.
[Nexus 7 General] armada786:
I haven't seen any of the lag these sites and users complain about. Maybe its because I was more used to my Iconia A500 dragging its feet at the two year mark but I can't see how this is "laggy" or "unresponsive" at all. I think this is the result of seeing the device as "old" rather than "new" so you notice one thing and look for 100 others you never noticed. In the end though it could be worse. You could've paid a pretty penny for it to turn to crap All I can say is that I have not noticed these problems and that if they remain after a wipe and reversion to an older, version then they must have always been there.
[Nexus 7 General] kieso:
Its flash storage over all devices. I've seen the same lag on my wifes ipad and iphone.
[Nexus 7 General] hbkmog:
Well, the thing is the performance drop is very distinct and easy to see. When the device comes to a stall during some background writing/reading, then it's problem.

The reason some people don't see this is:

1. It's hard to tell in short term. Usually the memory i/o speed degrading starts to show after 6 months to 1 year or longer.

2. Interfering factors. Many people think the lag is caused by ROM or kernel. It could be true.

3. Inconsistent quality control. I'd assume that out of some bad batch, there will be also some good units. Also not every device use the exact same memory chips.

4. Personal usage difference. Flash memory's life span depends on the limited number of writing/reading. So the degrading rate also depends on each individual. Some people are heavy users who constantly perform copying/reading/removing actions on the device while some others may only use it for internet access which results in less taxing work.
[Nexus 7 General] bftb0:
Every computer I have ever used - that's over a 30-year period - could have its' UI brought to it's knees with heavy I/O. It's not a surprise, really: mass storage is typically the slowest bandwidth device (ignoring things like uarts or keyboards) in the system.

The problem can be pushed into a corner - for instance using massively more RAM than is needed by the memory footprint of the kernel and apps, so that there is plenty of fast file cache available, but even in that case, a source of sustained high-speed I/O will eventually exhaust the write cache, and slow writes will start occurring and queuing up against all other I/O activity.

But that kind of thing doesn't happen in a $200 tablet. RAM ain't cheap, nor does it come for free in terms of power consumption (and thus battery size needed for a given "on battery" time).

On top of that, you have all the problems of write amplification that occurs with flash memory that performs block erasures and wear-leveling.

IMO, if you think this is something that only occurs on certain OS releases, or certain hardware, you are probably going to be disappointed with every device you ever buy. That will be the case until a non-volatile storage media exists with sustained read/write bandwidth that exceeds that of the system memory bus, and also is not affected by the number of independent transactions per GB of I/O.

BTW, the fact that someone on the internet complains about a problem with symptoms similar to those you experience does not imply that the same root cause is involved, nor does it say anything about the frequency of occurrence of those symptoms amongst the general population. I suppose that some small percentage of the world's population is tired all the time; but that doesn't mean they all have Lyme disease, nor that everybody has it.

cheers
[Nexus 7 General] zwolf4444:
Gruber linked to it. Joy. Prepare for this article to be linked to by every iOS fanboy from now until the end of time.

My theory is that its mostly prevalent on the 8 GB models that were only sold for a short period of time, and thats why only a few people, mostly early adopters, have seen this.
[Nexus 7 General] Keion:
I torrent ... "things" ... at over 1.5 MB/sec.

Don't see a dip in speed at all. Try changing your IO schedulers, people.
[Nexus 7 General] T-Keith:
Mine gets slow when I have less than 3gb of storage open.. Above that, it is fast. It's not a permanent problem. Try freeing up space before damning the Nexus 7.
[Nexus 7 General] BrianDigital:
Also as soon as some one points out an issue, people will come in and tell them they are wrong.

There's def an issue with the n7, sometimes is it is slow as molasses and other times butter smooth. Where as my n4 is always butter smooth
[Nexus 7 General] lolcopter:
ya think?!?!
[Nexus 7 General] bftb0:
The N4 has twice as much RAM as the N7. See my comment about file write caching above. It is quite reasonable to expect the N4 to perform better under equivalent load as there will be substantially larger free memory for write caching (everything else being equal). Simply put the N7 will hit the I/O queue wait wall first.

A statement from one or two users that "my tablet doesn't do that, what are you talking about" is just as relevant information as one or two users claiming "my tablet is always slow".

Neither report is a denial of the experiences of others; but both taken together are a demonstration that the trouble described is not universally experienced.

And since neither set of onesie-twosie reports represent a statistically significant sample, neither of them are capable of saying anything meaningful about how widespread the problem is in the general user population.

cheers
[Nexus 7 General] Rirere:
I'd also be surprised if most Nexus 4s have had the same amount of wear on them as the Nexus 7s. Just saying.

Your I/O scheduler definitely helps, but unfortunately software fixes can only play catch-up for so long. It's one of the things I really do dislike about flash memory-- yes, I know that spinning disk media also has wear, but I've had some drives running for...practically forever, really. I just don't feel comfortable knowing that SSDs and flash will eventually cop out because of how they're designed (but a lot of that, I'll plainly admit is a psychological thing and has little to do with the tech's actual reliability).
[Nexus 7 General] BrianDigital:
Your right when I wake my n7 from sleep with no apps updating or anything running, and it moves at a ants pace. I am wrong its me I guess...right. Every user should have to unlock root and flash a kernel to change how it runs.

I read the comment you made before, its the same copy pasta stuff from when the nexus 7 didn't have issues having the storage full, back early on. This what makes xda so great, people have a issue and someone chimes in tells them they are wrong, or ten posts of "420 root it, and flash mer devs kernel"

But your right my tablet should mostly be lagging because running the launcher and maybe an app slows everything down because its designed to run an app and that's it.

Cheers
[Nexus 7 General] armada786:
EDIT: bftb0 summed up what I wanted to say far better
[Nexus 7 General] tvdang7:
I too feel this way since 4.2 update. I'm stock unrooted with 7gb free of storage.
[Nexus 7 General] Phenryth:
Try rooting your device, install lagfix.

From the comments in the article linked by Op, should help.

I did not try myself since I'm not having these issues.
[Nexus 7 General] GldRush98:
Werd. Lagfix made my 7 feel like new again. I scheduled it to run once a week and haven't had any problems since then.
[Nexus 7 General] hbkmog:
Lagfix does fasttrim command but many kernals nowadays do that already so the effect could be placebo unless you are on the kernel that doesn't fasttrim well.
[Nexus 7 General] hbkmog:
I posted here to bring up the awareness of this issue, may you have this issue or not. N7 is not a perfect device, from the screen lift, slow charging/death issue to this, just like many electronic devices. Many people do have these problems that's why it's important to know those are not singular cases on this matter. Especially the I/o issue is hard to detect because it doesn't show in short term and depends on the usage pattern or the user.
[Nexus 7 General] Lumianti:
What do you mean by "...depends on the usage pattern or the user"?