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[Galaxy S III Android Development] fedex-bermu:
[MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION] updated to your last experimental version bit still gives me the same problem.

The only solution is to choose other kernel besides googymax and devil?

Edit: Flashed latest cwm (was using derteufel recovery), installed boeffla kernel (was using googymax2) and installed again your rom (installation was ok before but it ended with a setperm error) and now it works fine just fine.

If now I flash googymax again to use my rom testing partition will I have problems again?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] raylogic:
Be interested to hear from you if / once you have successfully dualboot 2 roms. I would really like to have stock Sammy (work) in addition to Archi ( leisure ).

R.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mtxx1:
very very nice and colorful installation process in aroma. creative, very different from others.

but the rom isn't to my liking, very bare.

basically omni rom with additional animations options.

will try again when you have more features
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ping192:
Hello,

When I try to install, I get the following error:

ApplyParsedPerms: removexattr of /system/addon.d/50-hosts.sh to 0 failed: Operation not supported on transport endpoint
script aborted: set_metadata_recursive: some changes failed
set_metadata_recursive: some changes failed

Installer Error (Status 7)

The above is from the LOG file. In the aroma installer I get this:

set metadata recursive
some changes failed status 7

Is this known to someone?

edit:

I have the latest? CWM 6.0.3.2.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] malachow:
Nope, you have the old one, what are you expecting dude.. :confused: Update to the latest PhilZ/CWM, then flash. ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ping192:
You're the best :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] schooner:
I'm loving this rom.

However I have 2 issues and I don't think they are rom based but they worked fine on older cm roms.

My problems are.

Whatsap will crash everytime I send a video. Doesn't matter if it's 5 seconds or 1 minute. The upload icon continues to show its uploading but whatsapp says it's failed.

Other issues is videos on snap chat.

Has it anything to do with kit Kat?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
See? This is what I mean, I can fix some scripts but I won't fix your whole android environment. Googy Max2 uses Busybox 1.20.2, while newest is 1.21.1. Tell googy to update and everything will be fine.

https://github.com/JustArchi/ArchiDroid/commit/c707fc455307246b04735a1d4956110841f220ae

I added extra checks and workarounds to all ArchiDroid binaries, but I REALLY don't like to force my scripts to use /system/(x)bin path instead of relying on path provided by the kernel.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
What did you expect dude? ;)

This rom won't differ much from Omni, moreover, this rom won't differ from Omni in anything soon, when they merge my hot-patched changes.

I prefer to have more than 30 people working everyday at Omni base instead of kanging on my own. I'm here to tweak what they provide, not port things. And actually if you can't feel difference between ArchiDroid and Omni in terms of base and everything what's inside... then you didn't use ArchiDroid for more than a few minutes ;).
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fedex-bermu:
[MENTION=4792943]raylogic[/MENTION] Installed archi 1 (just for testing), then installed googymax2, created 2nd partition and restored my archi2 nandroid backup there.

Everything seemed to work perfectly until I tried adflash.

"FATAL: kernel too old" although I'm using current latest version.

Short story: for now you will encounter some problems using googymax2 or devil.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mtxx1:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...G9GMzdvLXI0N2RfWlV2NHNWNVE&toomany=true#gid=1

Have you seen the custom rom data base? They have a list of all new features specially for aosp roms.

All these cool features makes using aosp on a non Nexus phone worth while despite the bugs that comes with it, and the sacrifice we make by not using touch wiz and losing all the perks in touch wiz.

Cm kinda serve as a base, and sparked many other good roms like aokp, paranoid, probam, slim, root box and many many more. All of them contain all cm feature and added even more.

When Omni started, clearly they aren't aiming to add feature. So I thought roms based on Omni will use Omni as base, and add back all the usual feature that we enjoyed. I'm not expecting anything brand new, just hoping to get back all the stuff that we used to have.

If being so pure and empty is the goal, why bother using Omni, super Nexus is even purer and emptier, and closer to 100% pure aosp.

Reason I willing to use custom rom is to have a better phone that cn do more. I rather use touch wiz than blank aosp.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fedex-bermu:
Then you could use archi 1 or stock... This rom is close to aosp, low battery consumption and as stable as it can get.

I used cm, pacman, carbon and a few others and for now I will keep archi2, I'm loving it.

If you want an aosp kk rom with more features you have plenty. Nobody is forcing you to use this rom...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=47886487&postcount=2714

This is the reason why ArchiDroid is based on Omni.

I can agree with you that starting from AOSP base will not end with having much features, at least in near future. If you want to use a ROM with plenty of features, you're free to go. As for now it's like this, CM is conservative. It's a great start if you're looking for a base, but CM itself is a company now and in comparision with early development it's EOL project for me, many useful commits were abandoned only because someone disliked the idea, check history if you wish. On the other hand, Omni has one of the biggest community right now (only CM is bigger), many good developers, such as [MENTION=2162789]XpLoDWilD[/MENTION] [MENTION=591147]Entropy512[/MENTION] [MENTION=1767826]Rebellos[/MENTION] (and more) and for me, it's the best choice. I like idea behind Omni, I like Omni and I like the way it's being developed. It looks the same as CM in early days, with nice development going on, useful commits being merged and keeping stuff as compatible, clean and universal, as possible.

Workaround implemented -> https://github.com/JustArchi/ArchiDroid/commit/c707fc455307246b04735a1d4956110841f220ae
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fedex-bermu:
[MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION] thanks! Will test it and come back with feedback.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] drashran:
There is something more than reading few pages in this thread

You have not used this ROM say for the past 6 months!!! (Drunk), which have gone through lot of changes

if you do not like it, leave no comment, out a here

Don not spoil the enthu... in our provider

U have many options in this site

But one thing why did U try this ROM, if ur satisfied with something more than this
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
I didn't test it on second rom, but my specific AD features should be independent of kernel right now. This covers adflash, adlinux, debian + backend (ArchiDroid Init + RunOnce)

If you encounter any problems on LATEST experimental then let me know.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] :
2mtxx1

Yes, the 2.3.X branch of ArchiDroid lacks many features. Because it's base, the OmniRom, is still WIP in alpha stage. No one knows, what shape will it take, what will be implemeted and then, and how this changes will reflect on your code. Adding features like halo is very hard now - you will have to adapt your code to Omni's changes every day, which is not nice.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Like I'm repeating many times, it's simply impossible for me to cover everything. If you take a closer look at ArchiDroid, you can see that I'm usually commiting at least a few changes to ArchiDroid every single day. And you know what? I know what I'm doing, I know that the thing I'm doing with ArchiDroid is right, I know that I'm making my best to improve ArchiDroid, while I can assure you that all Omni developers are far more experienced in terms of java/android programming than me. I simply don't want to touch Android-base stuff unless absolutely necessary. I really prefer to have more than 30 happy experienced developers over me.

That's the reason why ArchiDroid is so cool, so stable, so fast, and so well-tweaked, at least in my opinion (you don't need to agree with me of course). I can improve the base and everything working "next to" Android, while all Omni developers are working on the base itself. This is how it works, and this is the reason why many users simply love ArchiDroid.

This will likely never change in the future, unless you provide me with some extra daily hours, I'd really love to have 30-hour day instead of 24 :).
[Galaxy S III Android Development] malachow:
:victory:

[MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION] what must be written here is a huge, really enormous thanks to you! Especially to you! Maybe I'm repeating myself, but without your great effort my(I'd say our!) S3 would be only some android-touchwizfilled-faint-machine..:laugh: Words mean nothing offen, but yeah, AD makes difference & you're the best dev. :) ('nuff said? yeah, 'nuff! :laugh:)

For sure upcoming year will bring us a lot of archidroid joy, I hardly believe.

Cheers guys, always have endless fun using these two masterpieces! :cowboy: (..and feel free to check FAQ before posting.. haha)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] stevierayvaughan:
I just rebooted the phone and Boeffla in Notification Drawer showed running "Default profile." Is this normal? I haven't done anything, just wondering if that's okay or something I should change?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
It's normal, as preset chosen during flashing is always your "default" preset, that's pretty logical ;).

However you can also load any of my presets from boeffla config app. Simply find load preset option.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] phoberus:
Whats better with the PegasusqPlus, as the Pegasusq?

I tested the PegasusqPlus battery and I had no lags, but I don't know really, how good's the battery life
[Galaxy S III Android Development] egotheist:
In addition to what [MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION] said. You can disable this notification on boot in Beffla app menu.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] egotheist:
Active Display

I've been trying to figure out the logic of displaying notifications with Active Display (AD).

When notification arrives AD lights up the display for a few seconds with information according to settings. If the notification hasn't been checked display goes off. But if you turn on display some time later the notification isn't there and you have to check it as usual. I've tried Redisplay notification function, but logic is the same. So to check notification through AD you have to check it right when it is shown while display is on. Didn't I miss anything? What I want to say is that such scheme looks incosistent to me. Why can't I check my notifications with AD when I turn my screen on the moment I need to without trying to fit in some intervals?

If that is a common scheme then I guess it wasn't designed for me, but maybe I missed some settings or something?

P.S. I do not use Pocket mode.

P.P.S. I'm on current 2.3.4 experimental, looks and feels pretty stable. :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bootsy85:
I was wondering the same. Another bummer is that notification LED will not light up anymore...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ionutz6:
Quick question: is there any way we can setup the phone to vibrate when the called party answers? It used to be part of Phone Settings in other CM11 iterations, but here I cannot find this setting. Is it smth I'm missing?

thx
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bootsy85:
ArchiDroid is no longer a CM11 iteration, it's based on OmniROM right now. However, I'm missing the same feature but as long as it is not ported (yet?) to OmniROM there is only a small chance of getting it here. If you don't use ART you can get this feature with GravityBox [KK] via Xposed framework.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] stevierayvaughan:
How to have notifications always expanded? My notifications are showing up squishes to the single-line space:

If I drag down on that notification it expands it:

But how to have them expanded by default? I can't find in settings :confused:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] blv1:
:fingers-crossed:up
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gwawrzyn:
The same problem here. Using 2.3.3 stable. Thanks in advance!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
It has also been repeated many times, it's Omni guys, AOSP. More than 80% bluetooth headsets work thanks to reverse-engineering of required drivers and it'll never work properly. Same goes with HDMI and many other sammy's features. You may be interested in ArchiDroid 1.X.

It's not the governor that matters, it's the settings. Properly tweaked pegasusq will always be the *best* governor, because it's highly tweakable and with proper values you can literally achieve everything. PegasusQ Plus is modified PegasusQ by AndreiLux, with even more advance tweakable values. For you, I suggest PegQ. Simpler = better, faster, less resource-extensive.

Boeffla profiles included with ArchiDroid are really everything what you need. If someone wants to have very smooth device he'll want to change for the zzmoove, however like I'm repeating many times - zzmoove is OK, it's more smooth than pegasusq, however it likes to turn on all 4 cores when required for a very short amount of time, and this provides some battery drain for smoothness you're getting. Additionally, like I told [MENTION=3279788]ZaneZam[/MENTION], zzmoove in current implementation can't be used with gaming because of early demand logic, which causes to run all cores at maximum frequency even on load, which PegasusQ handles easily with 2-3 cores at 800 MHz and trust me that it hits battery much during such constant semi-high load.

The answer is simple. If you know what you're doing, you obviously don't want to hear me and want to try it out yourself, in other case, stick with ArchiDroid profiles :).
[Galaxy S III Android Development] striked0wn:
[MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION] Maybe these ones are interesting for you ;).. I don't really know if u like workarounds like this but check out..:D

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1988315&page=90

https://github.com/MWisBest/android_art/commits/cm-11.0
[Galaxy S III Android Development] markey97:
Yess!!

My ArchiDroid installation finally works flawlessly :good:

Now RunOnce finished etc. and I have good .logs in my ArchiDroid folder.

So it finally fully works for me, also su runs perfectly :cool:

As Info for all who also want to use devil/ googy-max Kernel, you have to download the file(s) like written in the OP. -> download .zip from github branch you want to have, extract it, repack it without the __dont_include folder and copy back to your phone. Then flash as normal and choose devil or googy Kernel and everything should be fine :cool:

Well done [MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION] :highfive:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ascariz:
baseband / ril

please guide me. baseband and ril doesn't match. do i need ril? and which modem should i download? official one, or at codeworkx? any link for modem works with this rom? i looking for different modem because i got RILJ wakelock the whole time. my phone don't go deep sleep.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] blv1:
very big thanks [MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION] for help about cpu governors

im going from fusion boeffla to archi 2.3.3 in yesterday...because im not seen the deep sleep :((

sry for bad english
[Galaxy S III Android Development] egotheist:
Xposed + all notifications expanded module
[Galaxy S III Android Development] stevierayvaughan:
Thanks! I installed it and rebooted the phone, however notifications are still squished to single-line. In Xposed on the notification module it shows no settings for it, I can't find any settings elsewhere, appreciate any help.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] egotheist:
Sorry for that kind of question, but did you activate the module in Xposed? 'Cause I don't remember any special manipulations..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Are you sure that you didn't tick ZeroWakeUp fix? It's very unusual situation and kernel shouldn't be a problem here.

If you don't know which modem and ril you need then don't touch it. You can flash latest modem through ArchiDroid Installation Wizard (aroma), and RIL is provided by the rom itself, it SHOULD NOT be changed in ANY way.

That's interesting. It looks like they just build ART with CLANG, and the rest with Linaro 4.8 toolchain. It MAY be a good idea, I'll test it when I'm free. Thanks for that.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] blv1:
yes :(

i untick fast dormancy and tick zerowakeup
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
So why do you want to have deep sleep if you ticked zero wake up? ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] marcero:
Archi, are you using ART already or do you use Dalvik?

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9300 mit Tapatalk
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Depends on the situation, ART doesn't cause any trouble to me, so I'm using ART on long-runs.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] DidyMond:
How can you have the toggle in that place?

You do it by setting some in the ROM or some program? Into ROM can not find it ....
[Galaxy S III Android Development] egotheist:
That is a third party app. You can search on Play market. I recommend Notification toggles 'cause you can put not only wifi or similar toggles but even power options like reboot and shut down.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] puhu:
Why İ cannot use Android Runtime? ART?

puHu
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Because you ticked xposed in aroma.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] puhu:
Whts mean? ART doesnot work with xposed?

puHu

---------- Post added at 08:07 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:01 PM ----------

I wanna use ART. How can i use it now?

puHu
[Galaxy S III Android Development] stevierayvaughan:
Can't believe I missed that haha :o I checked it, rebooted and it's working great, thanks a ton mate :victory:

Yes I am using Power Toggles, Notification Toggles is also very good as egotheist mentions.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mhb92:
nice move archi...finally :P
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Some months ago when I created this topic I was sure that I'll never need Q&A one ;). But yeah, it's a nice move.

It's a little messy on github, many new unknown bugs appeared so I'm fixing them, if everything ends good you should have weekly release tomorrow.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mhb92:
yeah but its good to have more people every day :p its normal i think ;)

and i am downloading experimental every day :p maybe every two or three hours a day... just stop mate :ppp take a rest :p i can help by reporting bugs or help people who have questions..

keep up with the good work archi..!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tolis626:
For those using Devil or GoogyMax kernels,a simple workaround is to use Stericsson's Busybox app from Play Store.I just tried installing 1.21.1 and everything works OK so far.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Good news for exfat users.

I'm compiling experimental with native FUSE implementation, no more need of ArchiDroid workaround :).
[Galaxy S III Android Development] striked0wn:
Hmm.. What i wonder is.. Does it support ext4 now too.. Or are the changes really "only" exfat related.. I'm too lazy to check the commits..:D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Well, ArchiDroid workaround works independently, so even if it does not cover ext4, backend will try to cover it :p.

Also, I have first hot-patches for TRDS 3.0 :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] striked0wn:
Puh.. Okay..:D.. Well it could be that you had thought of removing this workaround cause it was only for exfat first..:D.. And then there anyway is a chance that ext4 is supported by omni now too.. Aaand whaat..?!.. Trds *__*..:D.. The only thing i saw on gerrit were the minus ones on reviews.. But i didn't check the commentaries why.. Btw hot-patches.. Navibar customization compiles for you now..?!..;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Kord:
Hey!

Bug with skipping sound, when screen is off, is here?

Or, it's fixed?

Thanks for any help :)

Regards :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
I didn't face this bug on ArchiDroid.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
As previously stated, I just merged exfat and TRDS into latest experimental.

Due to that I postpone weekly release by a few days, this is due to some tests on these additions. Stable should be stable, alright? ;)

At the same time, "stability" of stable depends mostly on you. Due to that I highly suggest exfat-users to test latest experimental, if everything works correctly and if not what exactly. Please note that exfat support covers ALSO a kernel, so make sure to test stock kernel firstly, then custom and if custom doesn't work while stock does, then inform your favourite kernel developer about syncing with omni branch :).

That's it folks, have fun with current experimental. If no issues are found, stable should arrive in a few (two?) days.

Big kudos to [MENTION=5579296]wongsyrone[/MENTION] from this place, for finding semi-critical bug with ArchiDroid backend, which was also fixed by me in a few latest commits.

Happy experimental'ing!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] wongsyrone:
Does "kudo" means the detective in Japanese comic?:laugh: I can't find a clue by looking up dictionaries. Also, take a rest after hard working.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=kudos

:)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] wongsyrone:
Wow. That's cool! I also learnt a new saying.:p

Thanks, Archi.:laugh:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jdogzilla:
Hi Archi, what benefit do you see with ART? Better performance or better battery or both? I know mileage will vary from phone to phone but what is your experience and that of users? Please share.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andip71:
Hmmmm. Just one point to add...

Expect around 300% worse performance by using fuse drivers instead of native exfat.

An onandroid backup takes 12 instead of 3 minutes in my case.

Of course in real life only few would recognise when copying large files etc.

Just for expectation management :)

Andi

Sent via Tapatalk2 from my Galaxy S3 IPhone killer
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sunohara:
I'm not sure if this is prevalent amongst certain users;however, the system application "Music" does not work for me. Whenever I open the application, it always force closes and gives me the message "Unfortunately, Music has stopped." I'm running V2.3.3 with Boeffla Kernel and this installation process was a clean flash, so everything is at default. Every other application works with no problem, except "Music".
[Galaxy S III Android Development] crack00r:
2 things

1since latest experimental it show me everytime on adflash 2e git

Update jhdhdhfhsh 5mhdhdbsb

And the changelog from the last days

And then zipping, and this evertime i use this compand, but shouldnt do it this only once, and only show the real

changes

2 can you may add a skip zipping when there are no changes...

Since last adflash 2e git... Now i use

Adflash 2e git nozip to See if there is a Update and then

Adflash 2e git when there was a change

Because its allways zipping...