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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Twiq:
lol yes.. that's the one got reverted in this build :D

[MENTION=1228651]fusionjack[/MENTION] could you also kindly check on fsck or permission settings that got changed along the way :P

i'll track changes after work, sucks that my work network blocks everything i need except xda :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nico_60:
You can start with git status and git log in . repo and compare the commits here than those in the manifest
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fusionjack:
official weekly for i9100 and n7000 don't have moving-apps feature until this week and yes, i have reverted the moving app changes.

no, i didn't make changes in those area recently. it could be that android 4.4.3 made changes in permissions.

honestly, i don't know where to check the permissions. there is sepolicy project that also handles permission thing.

i'll check my logcat later if i found fsck error...

it looks like 'repo' error...try to reinstall the 'repo' or update it...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DaOldMan:
Will you implement the moving apps into slim saber soon?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stefan_city:
[MENTION=1228651]fusionjack[/MENTION] what would you say to replace dsp manager with viper4android? It would be easy?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hopper8:
Not sure if you've been following the progress of the 'moving apps'..... it's been implmented by fusionjack for a little while now. But it's just been reverted by him as it was causing problems. Now, official SlimKat has committed what fusionjack just reverted. So it's a game of cat-and-mouse at the moment ;)

This can be done but has to fulfil some requirements by the ROM dev... I've read them before. Will post a link soon.

Edit: http://vipersaudio.com/blog/?page_id=127 there's the requirements for the inclusion of V4A in the ROM.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DaOldMan:
I just want to know of he it's working on reimplementing it. My son needs it for his games ?

Thomas
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hopper8:
I'd imagine so, but not if it's at risk of data corruption/buggy behaviour as a result of the commit (look at [MENTION=4546441]Twiq[/MENTION] 's posts on the topic, he's been doing a great job investigating :good: )

I thought you make your own builds though right? If you do, why not cherry-pick the commit and include it in your own builds?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DaOldMan:
Of course I can cherry pick the commit. I just want it as free of bugs as possible ?

Thomas
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hopper8:
Ah. In that case you're going to have to wait a bit.. Unless: the commit that Slim team reverted is exactly what fusionjack had committed for a while now. So if the previous configuration was working for you fine, I don't see a reason why you couldn't cherry pick the commit for yourself :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fusionjack:
actually you can swap your external <-> internal storage and then use moving-app as usual. with this, the system will see your external sdcard as an internal storage and moving-app will move the app to internal storage which is now your external sdcard. this should be the same with the 'moving app to external storage'. (correct me if i'm wrong)

btw, to avoid misunderstanding, the 'moving app to external storage' was not done by me, but by slim team. to use this changes, each device needs to enable it. this is what i had done before official weekly. in the latest build, i have disabled it and removed all 'moving app to external storage' changes.

the disadvantage of the moving-app changes is that moving-app requires an external sdcard to work, otherwise it is not possible to move apps. not all users have external sdcard...

so imo, we don't really need to have 'the moving app to external storage'...

note: official slimkat doesn't have swap storage functionality.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hamaa:
Hi guys !

What about battery life please ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] la_malacoda:
You won't get many answers, since it depends from use and phone.

You could try to tweak the kernel to get a better battery life, but keep in mind that it's hard to get same battery life as on stock rom since KK it's only ported on SII

Sent from somewhere around the world
[Galaxy S II Android Development] velocity90:
Please don't, I like dsp! Great EQ
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CrazyKarl12:
mate if you would try out v4a you would say that dsp is too far from v4a for it has more settings and more boom sound.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] m1trand1r:
Mmmmm......First thing I do when I d/l Slimsaber is....delete DSP manager ...:D....and push in V4A.....nothing beats this BEAST....:D

Beam-ed through your pineal gland via//Android 4.4.3.:p//
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JavaScout:
I'm on latest 4.4.4 ART, and the battery didn't improve, that's for sure. I can't tell you exactly. Maybe in 2-3 days ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lllukas:
I really like new feature, Gesture to unlock.

Thanks [MENTION=1228651]fusionjack[/MENTION] for Your huge work!

Newest build works like a charm w/ ART.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kantjer:
Why don't you use a simple script for that, look here and here
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Drahy:
I tried to replace it as well... You need to install it convert it to system app and after all that and many reboots I got it finally working but result was not as I expected most features just does not work or change the sound so little you dont even notice you can louder the sound like by 6 dB max and it is also not much difference and flashing kernel and boost audio there is much more better..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Spaulding89:
And playing with Kernel Boost and V4A gives you the best performance sound.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Facuu:
Well i use it and it works great, i played a lot with the settings and now i cant listen to music without it, it's just great. Would be a perfect feature for this rom

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] velocity90:
Boom sound is bad. I like music :thumbup:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Facuu:
I love music , my device is mostly used to listen to it, and sound is really much better with v4a

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] fusionjack:
SlimKernel-i9100-20140623.zip

Changes:

Compiled with latest SaberMod toolchain 4.9.1

3-steps GPU: 100MHz, 200MHz, 267MHz

Another test kernel for flasholic...:p

Thanks [MENTION=3306843]kantjer[/MENTION] for the prebuilts toolchain...:good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Spaulding89:
I love music too

I listen music for a much hours everyday. And V4A is much better then other eq. Speaker optimizations are very useful.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nerubian:
So, no plans to rebuild a 4.3.1 version, right? I might have missed if you declared it before.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Spaulding89:
Thanks [MENTION=1228651]fusionjack[/MENTION] for the New kernel.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fusionjack:
who said that? :D

supporting slimkat and slimbean is hard...just need time to do it. ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fusionjack:
for builders...i just uploaded a script to build SlimKernel: https://github.com/SlimSaber/scripts

for other devs who wants to use it...you need some patches, pm me. it doesn't work just like that...:p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Georgel25:
With these GPU steps, it means that we should be able to see lower battery usage ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] m1trand1r:
That depens......

Beam-ed through your pineal gland via//Android 4.4.3.:p//
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tb79:
is the media strorage bug known here? the media scanner drained a full battery in one hour or less to zero!:mad:

had it a few times with slimsaber 4.4.3 :mad:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] officiallyme:
since formatting internal storage to exfat, the apps are working far more stable. however, i have to open quickpic twice because the first time it tells me there are no pictures on my storage. second time it works
[Galaxy S II Android Development] velocity90:
Reflashing the rom takes 2 minutes also it's in the first post :thumbup:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nutij3:
Hi, i know this argument was treated a lot of time bilut i want do another try to understand the reason: since i start modding of my s2, i needed to flash ROM and custom Kernel every time because only custom Kernel Have Blnww, i really need this to check if there is any notification because at work i can't unclock phone Every time and i think that there are a lot of people having this necessity. In the first ROM That i flash the custom Kernel have a lot of usage Like change governator max freq ecc now with this epic ROM by [MENTION=1228651]fusionjack[/MENTION] with stock Kernel we can change this whole setting ECCEPT the usefull BLNWW then right now i need to use a custom kernel only for this feature, but i have problem of unstability random reboot ecc that stock Kernel don't have absolutely. So after this long and Boring post my question is if it's really hard to have this feature in stock Kernel too, from my point of view is a very usefull and nice feature that don't use a lot of battery or create a wakelock (like is name said XD) but i'm not a dev so the word at our love fusionjack :) thanks you for everyone want reply and discuss my thesis !

P.S. Sorry for my bad english, it isn't my first language then i think i've made a lot of grammar mistake in this post.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sval:
with last build Slimsaber-i9100-20140622, i can't add VPN connection

Can other user confirm this bug, TQ
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Twiq:
It's fine on my end.. Make sure you set your lockscreen to pin/password.. Then configure your vpn
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hopper8:
Hey all... Weird thing happening to me on the latest build. Each time I reboot, settings app requests superuser access?? I don't have any settings set different to previous build... So what needs superuser access from Settings? See screenshot :

Edit: I know that the 'Ask again' button is ticked... I didn't realize that Settings needed SuperUser access on every boot. Dopey me for not realizing before now.

Sent from a galaxy far, far away
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nutij3:
Maybe stupid answer but, Have you tried to toggle v on ask again in 15 minutes ?

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Twiq:
Might be triggered by the Performance settings?

I also have the same request on first and 2nd boot, but after i set auto grant it stops requesting permission even no toast message on boot..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DaOldMan:
It's not stupid answer but the CORRECT answer. This is exactly his problem ;). Remove the "ask me again in 15 minutes" and it will give root automaticly to settings everytime it's needed without bothering you

Thomas
[Galaxy S II Android Development] damnation333:
Hey,

I'm back on 4.3.1. Battery life on 4.4.x was just not good for me.

On 4.3.1 I tried to greenify the Network Location provider, but it is constantly woken up by "Google Play services".

Anybody know how to get thise one to sleep?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hopper8:
Yes I can just untick the 'ask again' option and allow full access. But I'm not sure why it asks over and over? Unless it always has, and I've just never noticed because I don't usually use the timer. That's a distinct possibility ;) I don't use performance settings Twiq so I doubt that's it. SuperSU full log (pro feature) didn't contain anything useful. Ah well, I guess I just forget about it :p

Other than that, latest build running awesome, thanks fusionjack! I did actually try latest 4.3.1, but had issues with network. I couldn't access any google services although data itself was fine. No problems whatsoever on latest 4.4.4 build :D

Sent from a galaxy far, far away
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Spaulding89:
Sorry for little Offtopic [MENTION=4851213]Hopper8[/MENTION] which icon pack do you use?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] _Sofos_:
It is a nice feature indeed but that would mean FJ has to edit Slim's kernel -> allot of coding..

Thumbs up for that feature tho :)

Have you tried disabling Google location through Wi-Fi settings (3rd option iirc) or any other similar options in Google settings?

You can also cut this path with the donate version of Greenify but it's not advisable..

My lovely S2 is back to Slim, loving it :>
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hopper8:
They are "Light grey clipped - SC74" from XDA :) unless you're referring to my icons for the app drawer? I doubt it but they are here (also XDA). :good:

Edit: [MENTION=4235868]tb79[/MENTION] do you use dorimanx kernel? If so, navigate to 'other' tab, and choose 'Fix data on or off' (make sure to read the warning there before doing so). I just fixed my media scanner by choosing that option. If you don't use dorimanx, then don't worry about that. Instead, look in the OP & following posts for a linked fix :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tb79:
No, i use the integrated kernel in slimsaber.

Ok, i will have a look! Thx
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr_S:
[MENTION=1228651]fusionjack[/MENTION] any thought of adding opendelta to your rom

Also new kernel works great on last 4.4.3 build
[Galaxy S II Android Development] m1trand1r:
why?....isn't open delta for/in CM Inc. roms....?

Beam-ed through your pineal gland via//Android 4.4.3.:p//
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Facuu:
Guys, which one of the jellybeans builds here is the best? There are 3 of them, so i would like to try the one with better battery, which one?

Regards

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hopper8:
Yes but I think he's referring to the portal post: http://www.xda-developers.com/andro...ionality-to-almost-any-rom-to-save-bandwidth/

Correct Mr_S?

Edit: anyway [MENTION=3763274]rkoby13[/MENTION]... what's this:

You're behind schedule ;) :p

[insert standard "depends on your usage and setup here reply"]

In all seriousness, it does depend on your setup. In saying that, both 4.3.1 and 4.2.2 builds had awesome battery for me. Try both and see how you go.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr_S:
[MENTION=4851213]Hopper8[/MENTION]. Correct. It doesn't look like it is to much hard work to implement and would be very useful imo
[Galaxy S II Android Development] damnation333:
Hey,

I do have the donate version as a matter of fact. How do I do this in the donate version?

And I just tried the setting in google settings, but then my google maps doesn't work anymore. My GPS module is dead, so I need Wifi/Cell location.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] _Sofos_:
You select the wakelock and then the scissors like the pic.

Don't you see what's wrong with that option tho?

If you cut the link between those two you might not be able to get correct lock position again through Wi-Fi/cell and maps.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] velocity90:
Yes, can't say much yet, was something changed to colors?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fusionjack:
4.3.1 has been reborn...[emoji11]
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Spaulding89:
Thats are very great news [MENTION=1228651]fusionjack[/MENTION] [emoji106][emoji106]
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TheImpossibleEnemy:
:D:D:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mvincm:
Yeep! Thanks mate.

P. S.

GDrive bug is gone?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fusionjack:
so as promised, i give you the first slimbean remake. since it is remake, i cannot guarantee that it has the same performance or features with the latest 4.3.1 release back in 2013. the remake one could be better or worse...:fingers-crossed:

SlimSaber-i9100-4.3.1-20140624.zip

i'm using the old slim gapps from here: http://slimroms.net/index.php/downloads/dlsearch/viewcategory/1146-addons4-3

not sure if the latest one could be used...the play store cannot be updated, so you need to download the apk manually.

Changes:

Compiled rom with old SaberMod 4.9.0 since the latest one gives some problems.

Compiled kernel with latest SaberMod 4.9.1

Cherry-picked some kitkat commits to 4.3.1

No changelog since it'll be too large

btw...gdrive bug is unfortunately is still there. if someone still have the latest working one, please share. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] NaminatoR1254jaime.sier:
technically could I dirty flash over your latest Slimbeansaber? Im using that versión.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] TheImpossibleEnemy:
+1 to the above question.

And does this update includes latest mali r3p2-rel4?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nerubian:
Thank you for all your effort, this is really great and a lot of users will benefit from this. Afaik, Gdrive bug could be solved with a certain version of Gdrive (I don't remember the exact build number, but it was posted). So, who knows which version it would be nice to share for the users. Alternatively, we could use one of the apps that supports multiple cloud storages, like Cloudcube, etc.

Apart from this, there was a rotation bug in this version right? I guess it was happening to me when using camera and rotating it randomly. Is it still there? I'm gonna test this anyway. Thank you again.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fusionjack:
better do a full wipe...as i mentioned many times, it is a remake, not an update.

yes, latest mali.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fusionjack:
as far as i can remember, it was fixed before kitkat released?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nutij3:
[MENTION=1228651]fusionjack[/MENTION] if you Have same time you can answer my post #12725 thanks You for the attention

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Twiq:
OMG OMG OMG OMG.. Downloading! [MENTION=1228651]fusionjack[/MENTION] does this new 4.3.1 support exfat volumes?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] patrickph:
4.3 reborn not support exfat, I with we can add the dblpress for hardware event.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] velocity90:
1.1 nightdrain, 2 builds back it was 0.3.I don't know what happened but 30 mins of kernel wakelocks. Used to be 5. Any idea fusionjack?

Seriously considering to flash a older version. Last 2 or 3 builds something was changed that shouldn't.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Twiq:
Funny that the longest kernel wakelock in your screenshot was 7 minutes long (alarm_rtc).. I suppose something else is draining or maybe memory leak from certain background services? Also check process, cpu and partial wakelocks which might give more info..

And you could try using wakelock detector to see a second opinion on the drains :)

I also have night drains.. But that only happens when i'm on 3G.. My network operator has habit to reduce TX and RX powers on their BTS during midnight, that explains my night drains. However it doesn't drain that much ~10% overnight with crappy coverage lol.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fusionjack:
not yet, i could add it later...

i don't have battery drain on my side on the latest kitkat. most probably is on your setup, otherwise i'll notice it also...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] j1gga84:
[MENTION=1228651]fusionjack[/MENTION]

The random reboots after quitting an app seems to be a problem of dorimanx because some more users facing this problem but with other ROMs so it seems that ROM development is much faster than kernel development ;)

So for now I want to test slim kernel and newest gustavo_s.

Is there an app that can modify slim kernel? In settings - advanced settings - performance there are not much settings to customise.

Many thanks

Regards

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] roshan2989:
[MENTION=1228651]fusionjack[/MENTION] is there any chances to change the size of Slim recents to make smaller like in Spirit Rom...?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ratvim:
Yes you can do it...may at setting>accessibility.. Currently i am testing 4.3.1 so cant post screen shot but it was there earlier...

You can do it in three size available....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fusionjack:
there isn't much configs either on stock kernel. :D

you can set in settings - accessibility
[Galaxy S II Android Development] velocity90:
Nothing was changed on my phone. Did a full Wipe also and same problem. It's there since last 2 builds.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fusionjack:
but the apps get updated from play store...every app update could give you different battery usage. at least i have experience that before...

i'd say try to do bbs more and ask in that thread what went wrong. btw, how bad is your battery drain?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] damnation333:
Thanks for your reply.

In fact I don't even have those scissors?! xposed is active, got the donate version downloaded and the setting for "cut" is on. anyway not doing it.

I am just wondering why Google play services constantly triggers Network location? It never shuts off?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lovesickformina:
Is it normal that the search bar isn't showing the Google logo and a little microphone on the default laucher?

Also how can I add a dictionary to the AOSP keyboard? On CM there was an option to add custom dictionaries, I don't see it in keyboard settings here.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] velocity90:
Bad, unusable now. it's not an app it's kernel related.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Twiq:
Try going stock and see if it suits you better.

When i say stock, i mean stock rom from samsung.

I see that you often give feedback that rom or kernel is not well performing.. I'm beginning to think that your device might be i9100G as nothing suits you
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Spaulding89:
+11111

i think this since a long time but dont want say it. Thanks. [emoji106]
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nos_20:
You can't please everyone. Some people want 24 hours screen on time and 48 hour battery life from a little 1600 mah battery!!

Sent From My Galaxy S2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stefan1970:
Me too :cyclops:, however I'm pretty pleased with fusionjack's work. Only reason why I'm not yet on 4.4.4 is because I have apps stored on external sd. The moment it works, I'll update.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] changlung:
I flash SlimSaber-i9100-4.3.1-20140624.zip with dorimanx v112 for 7 hours, it is great and I am done with kitkat until the bugs is fixed.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sien1996:
Latest 4.3.1 Slim Reborn is just great, love it. Thanks fusionjack, really hope you can update both jellybean and kitkat branches :)

Love your dedication and hard work :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Georgel25:
How's the battery life until now, compared to kitkat ? What battery do you have ?

Regards,

George
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shiboby:
I'm waiting to hear the comparisons between the newest and previous 4.3.1 battery life. That'll be the real test cuz everyone said battery and performance were better with 4.3.1
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Spaulding89:
[MENTION=1228651]fusionjack[/MENTION] i have a idea for 4.3.1 : you could add reborn to the standard Boot animation under the Slimsaber Logo. Maybe you could call [MENTION=3185139]kroz[/MENTION] for this? [emoji6]
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shahan_mik3:
Super excited about the Android 5.0 l release...... Hope fj's rom will be the first to upgrade :D

The speed of his builds can't be compared to any other roms :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JavaScout:
I'm not going to trade ART for anything else. It allows our beloved i9100 to have boost in both performance and battery.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] austriacus:
hi guys,

i am a bit confused now, what ist the V4.3.1 reborn for when the V4.4 is already out ??

before i had installed the 4.4, i download the 4.3.1 an try to install it dirty, this fails, then i install it clean, works perfect and run very smooth, the sense of this backstep i cant understand this moment.

so can you give me the reason for this ?

thx for your help.