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[Galaxy S II Android Development] marbutina:
Downloaded and working fine. How can I change the Navbar buttons color? Only if I apply a theme?

Thanks for your work.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adin59:
Edit : delete please. Found out my mistake
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gippy2:
Settings/navigation/navigation bar/buttons/button style..

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] marbutina:
This option only changes the navigation bar, not buttons colours.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] -earth-:
Hi, if i enable ad, the proximity Sensor is always red/active.

Is this how it should?

Regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] markjh:
Same here.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] samdal:
Bluetooth calling through the gapps "call dialler" does not work on my 4.2.2 (jawbone era), it hangs on "initialising". Normal blue tooth calling works though. Is this fixed in 4.3? Any way to fix in 4.2.2? I have searched online, and seems this is a general problem.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] leo2589:
Confirmed...

Anyway.. Amazing work fusionjack :D

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] rsimas:
Its build 1 or from 1.2? What gapps better to flash?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vuolia:
when we will get new *Privacy Guard 2.0* ? :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gippy2:
Really.....? I coloured the buttons to match the theme...

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] gippy2:
Nav buttons

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Misk77:
Latest 4.3: 20130924

Flashed and works fine so long.installed all apps and a clean new install.

Slim_gapp build 1

No fc

Now test sleep mode and + dorimanx 9.41 and Aio_gapps
[Galaxy S II Android Development] !n0x:
notifs do not align properly at 240 DPI

tested: SMS.

works well at 200 DPI, though. gah, I wanted to stick to 240 DPI :[ but oh well.

http://i.imgur.com/urSplGD.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/D3kZSZr.jpg

confirm on proximity sensor always on.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Minfreak:
Is normal proximity sensor is always on?

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hopper8:
Confirmed, 200 works well. Also wanted to keep 240, oh well.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] mrchrisrueda:
Antutu benchmark testing

1. Build 9/24- 10003

2. Build 9/21- 10957

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Hi fusionjack, sorry to spam the thread with my question, I just want to know if i can flash slim bean ROM to wife's sgs3? I heard there are people using slimbean ROM to s3. Thank you
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Raagh:
This build is sabermod slimbean for s2. You need to go to www.slimroms.net and get the oficial build for your s3.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] m1trand1r:
*cough*

:good:

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] mrchrisrueda:
Tnx
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shahan_mik3:
I will wait for the proximity sensor bug to get resolved :)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] marbutina:
Thanks for your help. Finally found the option.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ercxar:
[MENTION=4594659]-earth-[/MENTION] [MENTION=466764]markjh[/MENTION] [MENTION=4622419]leo2589[/MENTION]

The bug is when Active Display is disabled proximity sensor stays on. And as fusionjack stated the bug has already been resolved!

If you enable this feature it uses proximity sensor which is normal.

Here read a little about it:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2450697

I dirty flashed, everything is normal, smooth and fast.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr_S:
Has anyone yet observed battery drain at all with ad on?. I was wondering how much it used is all.

Good work fj. Nice as always
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gutslit:
settings/navigation/navigation bar/buttons/buttons style/button color
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ercxar:
A guy few pages back said it will uses about 7% more. But I suspect that AD needs background processing not proximity sensor alone and I reckon maybe about 15 20%? :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] !n0x:
Is there any way for the proximity sensor to be enabled ondemand? Like, when AD is not being used, proximity is not activated. :/

e.g, like for example, making or taking a call. Proximity Sensor only turns on (shows light) whilst on call, but after the call, it turns the sensor (or at least the light) off.

It's too jarring to always see the red light on.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr_S:
I'd prefer it if the proximity sensor wasn't used but that be a different app i suspect. Just a app that gave notifications on lock screen
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fusionjack:
as ercxar stated, this is how ad is working right now. i have no influence. if you dont like it, just disabled it and wait for the improved version. please submit your feedback in his thread so the dev can improve it.

there is also still bug in 240 dpi as the icon is not centered.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shahan_mik3:
That means if I disable AD.....proximity sensor goes off...m I ryt??

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] kroz:
check dev's post regarding proximity sensor:

quoted on active display's thread

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=45797365&postcount=17

but still, im am worried if proximity sensor is on all the time :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wassk:
hey people....i notice that in system/app there is application called webaudiores.apk.......and it looks like it is not installed....coz there is that green android infront of the name.....so can i delete that? coz aperantly is not installed right? thnx
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hopper8:
If you want notifications on your lockscreen, try this combo:

Dashclock widget: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.nurik.roman.dashclock&hl=en

Combined with Anydash pro: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=robj.any.dashpro&hl=en

That's the combo I've used for some time now, as long as you have widgets maximised on lockscreen it works a treat. Anydash loads the text contained in the notification itself on the lockscreen, as it runs as an accessibility service.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr_S:
Great shout [MENTION=4851213]Hopper8[/MENTION] works perfect
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fusionjack:
better leave it there. i bet it is coming from the webaudio component from webkit.

in the last build, i was using cm's webkit that has this additional component. slimbean's webkit doesn't have it.

i think the browser crash on some sites is not caused by the webkit since i'm already use webkit from both cm and slimbean, the crash is still happening. it could be the old problem since [MENTION=3763274]rkoby13[/MENTION] mentioned that he has also this crash in 4.2.2?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ercxar:
I know what you mean. But I don't think so. You need to say this at AD thread cause (@kroz) I think that's the reason why proximity sensor stays on. (I think it's the main requirement for AD) :good::D

[MENTION=1228651]fusionjack[/MENTION] I just enabled AD and nothing happend on lockscreen like build 23/09!

Is this normal? :confused: It will only turn proximity sensor on without notifications on locksreen.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fusionjack:
yeah, if you don't receive any notifications, you'll see only lockscreen as usual with prox sensor always on. (of course only if you enable AD)

if you have notification, you can wave your hand on top of your screen, then you'll see the AD.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mrchrisrueda:
This is what happened after waving my hand, see image....:(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shahan_mik3:
AD works like a charm for me :p..... But its not much useful for me :D

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] fusionjack:
reproduce it again and fetch a logcat, probably there is still a bug. which notification did you try?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kroz:
reboot after you enabled AD

then try again

should work
[Galaxy S II Android Development] h3dshot:
Hi guys been on 4.3 for a couple of days now, i've just noticed a problem: APN settings don't save.

I'm with virgin mobile UK and i've entered the same settings i normally would with any rom and pressed save, then it required mcc and mnc to have values, so i googled those values and entered them. When i pressed menu and save it took me back to the apn page but nothing was saved :(

I kinda need mobile data so does anyone have a fix?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Truman82:
Same here, it crashes when trying to open the notification.

Btw does this rom support init.d?

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Edit : now it worked, didn't crash.. Will test it a day :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sien1996:
dunno if this works to turn proximity sensor off for Active Display but worth a try coz im still on 21/09 build.

Either:

- Using a root file manager (such as root explorer) and at the line at the bottom of build.prop

gsm.proximity.enable=false

Or:

Use the terminal and type the following command:

su [enter]

echo "gsm.proximity.enable=false" >> /system/build.prop

:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hopper8:
Don't know what that will do to the functionality of AD though.. good suggestion. But I think it needs a bit more than 'brute force' shutting it off.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fusionjack:
try to create a new one with the same setting. it should work. i always create a new one after each full-wipe.

the mnc and mcc are automatically filled in my case, so i just need to supply name and apn.

yes

wait...wait...if you enable AD and turn off the prox. sensor, how should AD work? :D

as kroz quoted the dev comment, it is currently by designed that prox. sensor always on if you enable it. sure i'd also prefer the prox. sensor will be on only if there is notification and then turn it off after notification has been dismissed or no notification...but it is still question whether this is possible to be implemented.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mrchrisrueda:
Dunno what happend , just rebooted it then on again, its OK now, see image:rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mrchrisrueda:
Your a king kroz... Its working now...:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sien1996:
ohh so thats how it works okok but if you have a look at dynamic notifications. this is how it actually works. No Notification= proximity sensor off. Notification=proximity sensor on. So i think it can be implemented just needs a bit more time for it flourish :laugh:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mrchrisrueda:
Maybe if your first time to enable it, it will crash but when your using it on and off it will not crash anymore.... Dunno I'm not xpert on this , its working now on my device...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Truman82:
Any 1 having with An that when you get notification, and take the phone out of the pocket, the screen flash the normal lock screen for couple of seconds before going into AN?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kroz:
yes, that's how users want it to be

maybe the dev can take a look at that and improve on future releases

but for now, i think that's the logic on how he develop that feature, so we have to deal with it

besides, it is still optional to use it or not, there is a switch for that feature, :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Truman82:
Just noticed an interesting thing. Got an message, and waving above proximity sensor didn't open An, but I saw from the sensor that if was on. I opened the screen in traditional way, and read the message. Still the sensor was lit red, as if I still had unread notification in AN.. Usually the sensor turns off when I react to the notification in any way. This time it lit permanently.. Guess i have to reboot..

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Nevertheless, very good idea and hope it stays in this rom, and gets updated :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mrchrisrueda:
Its crashing again, see screenshot of logcat
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fusionjack:
let me make simple: AD is enabled -> proximity sensor is permanently on regardless there is notification or not.

lol, don't wave too far from screen or too fast. probably waving hand is a bad example. just cover your screen with your palm and then remove your palm.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kroz:
or just swipe your thumb from speaker to camera, :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Didgesteve:
Active Dispaly

This will probably be an unpopular comment, but how much do we need another gimmicky gadget that does nothing that Dashclock doesn't do, other than make you look like a weirdo waving at your phone.

Especially if it eats batteries and possibly FCs.

Couldn’t we take a vote on including random additions into further builds?

-1 for me
[Galaxy S II Android Development] m1trand1r:
well...from my point of view.....you don't need to use that feature at all:)

I don't use SlimPie....but it's there.....so....maybe AD will be greatly improved and more battery friendly through time.....like everything does....:good:

EDIT : [MENTION=1228651]fusionjack[/MENTION] i'm referring to your previous post about webkit n' stuff.....regarding fc's in Boat browser on certain sites....what if Boat team missed something in browser update ?

because I had two versions one (old) on 4.2.2 which was working fine and one(new) updated version on 4.3 which is giving those fc's....and I wiped 2nd rom data and forgot that i've backuped new ver. from 4.3 rom and restored it and since then I have fc's on 4.2.2.....that sounds logical to me....btw....diu you have any version below 6.0 to test?

Edit 2: i've found version 5.1 of boat browser and it works flawlessly.....so it's a Boat browser bug....not ROM bug....I nailed it:victory::good:

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Raagh:
hey guys today i install drastic and pokemon heart gold and im expierencing some graphical glitches, its the first time i play on 4.3 . so i dont how the gaming is in this version.

its emulator problem or maybe i should go back to 4.2.2?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] h3dshot:
I've tried it several times and same result. even tried putting different values in the boxes - still won't save the APN :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] m1trand1r:
[MENTION=1228651]fusionjack[/MENTION] are you planning any update today or in 2-3 days?

I'm not asking for eta's but before I start to d/l latest build with my 10kb/s connection it'd be nice to know....because I might get to half of d/l while you u/l new build....that's frustrating thing for me right now:angel:

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what if you just reset it to default and reboot?

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Didgesteve:
This virgin website allegedly updates your phone for you, follow the steps and a text with the settings is sent your phone.

Vodaphone have a similar service, the sim is updated silently by the network, you have to do nothing, other than navigate the website and put your number in.

But usually reset and restart does the trick.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fusionjack:
[MENTION=3763274]rkoby13[/MENTION]: no, i won't build tonight.

if you still use the site that you posted some pages back, then i can still reproduce the fc in chromium but not in chrome. probably browser related thing as you also mentioned with old boat browser there is no fc.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] parag1dubey:
Does anyone else notice that while browsing on chrome browser the phone gets excessively hot?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mauriicio21:
Hmm, check if have any app in background... If not, try clean install

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] h3dshot:
thanks for that, followed the thing and it is basically a dummies guide to changing your APN settings, its not a silent update. very strangely however i've rebooted my phone twice as some text messages were not being sent and now the APN list has been updated to a tmobile one and 3x virgin mobile ones :S
[Galaxy S II Android Development] paulb42:
I'm also on Virgin Mobile (UK), and I've never had to set up the APN - I've just checked now and it looks like I'm using general.t-mobile.uk without any problems - if that's one of the ones you have, try giving it a go?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Truman82:
Supposedly uppermost is the new feature? :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shahan_mik3:
Proximity wakelock 24.7% :o......damn

For me that dash clock is more than enough :D

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] -earth-:
No Problem, so far:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] HardCorePawn:
OK... I think there is a bit of confusion surrounding "Active Display"...

The basic theory is that when a notification comes in AND THE SCREEN IS OFF (v. impt!)... the screen turns on automagically and displays the notification for a short time period (not currently configurable, but I suppose that could be coded in)... the screen is then switched off again.

Important notes:

1. At present, the proximity sensor is ALWAYS ON, if Active Display is switched on. The reasoning for this was that if the device detects that it is in your pocket (or bag or upside down) it would be pointless turning the screen on, as you won't see it. It uses the proximity sensor to figure this out. It might be possible to change this so that sensor is only on if a notification comes in (or reminder timer triggers), to check if AD should activate or not. I trust the original dev is already looking into this.

2. If you switch "Pocket Mode" to ON, it will automatically re-display any AD notification (ie. turn the screen on), once the proximity sensor detects that the device is no longer in your pocket (or bag or upside down)... this also allows you to check for missed notifications by triggering the prox sensor (ie. waving your hand/thumb over the prox sensor, within about 5cm)

3. AD notifications normally only show once... unless you setup the redisplay timer... this will make the screen turn on and display the notification every X minutes... (or you trigger Pocket Mode)

4. The proximity sensor requires power (something like 0.75mA) and causes wakelocks... as does switching the display on... I'm sure you can figure out what this will do to your battery life ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr_S:
Just a heads up. New aosp apollo 4.3 kernel
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hopper8:
:D I know how exciting :D I've been on it all day today, so far no sods/freezes/lags. Brilliant.... only thing is there's so many governors that I don't know which one to choose or how to tune them :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] HardCorePawn:
Just in case the original dev isn't looking at this "issue" (nothing obvious noted on the original thread), I did some exploratory hacking today...

The results of which are:

1. Discovered you cannot "poll" a sensor... :( All you can do is register a listener that gets notified when a sensor value changes and what "value" it is after the change.

2. A lot of prox sensors will basically report "near" or "far". They aren't sensitive enough to report the actual distance. Eg. i9100 reports 0cm or 6cm. :p

Point 1 seemed like a showstopper... However, all is not lost! I have hacked up a solution which basically waits for the notification, turns on prox sensor, pauses for a second to let the sensor adjust and report actual value and then turns the sensor off... :thumbup: :good:

Seems to be working OK... Although it does, obviously, introduce a 1 second delay between the notification arriving and the screen turning on... Might be able to adjust the delay down, I'm just not sure how "fast" prox sensors are on various devices... ??!?

Anyway, I just need to fix a minor bug where the prox sensor gets stuck if you enable, then disable pocket mode (until you turn AD off)... Then I'll give the patch details to [MENTION=1228651]fusionjack[/MENTION] ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ercxar:
wow I'm looking forward for this. That would be awesome!! [MENTION=1663702]HardCorePawn[/MENTION] :good::good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shahan_mik3:
Awesome......thanx a lot for the info :p

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr_S:
Got stuck at samsung logo with kernel. Will try later

Edit has anyone got the gs2 kernel wipe script as i can't seen to dl it from my phone and can't find a mirror.devhost is not loading on my phone

Thanks in advance
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hopper8:
Really? I had no problems at all. Try flashing GS2Kernel wipe by hawkerpaul directly before flashing the new kernel here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2100554.

I flash that before every new kernel version and haven't had issues unless the kernel was bugged. I've been on apolo 6.0 regular all day and liking it :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gutslit:
No problem flashing apollo 6 beta 1 here, coming from dorimanx.did not flash gs2kernel wipe either.running good!

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Truman82:
What's the difference between Dori and apolo kernel?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hopper8:
Read the OP of both and find out. In short, Apolo is a lot more simple.. has a lot less customisations, tweaks and options. It also doesn't allow for overclock of any kind (CPU or GPU). I'm enjoying running something that simple for a change.

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Will upload a dropbox link in just a sec for you mate :good:

Edit: here you go: https://www.dropbox.com/s/q2lppz1kjxugf7g/GS2KernelWipeV2.06.zip

That version is not quite the latest version he's released.. works fine for me, I've used that version since it came out for every kernel flash.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Truman82:
Sounds like stock kernel;) Gonna check the op post out.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nikhilgavit:
latest one here : https://www.dropbox.com/s/krai7io66cameok/GS2KernelWipeV2.09.zip
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gutslit:
Here's a link for gs2kernel wipe. [MENTION=5020010]Mr_S[/MENTION]

http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23134718111255751

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr_S:
Lol thanks all
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gippy2:
Giving it a try out now.....:thumbup::D

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr_S:
Flashes fine now. Can confirm I've never seen a kernel with so many governors! Can also confirm uv is available
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hopper8:
I know right. So far, zzmoove, slp and Smartassv2 are all working well for me. Funnily enough hyper was running at snail pace. It only needs GPU /CPU overclock :)

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