yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] boyheadkick:
Well, whenever I'm on an aosp rom i always use the VT scenario with dynamic mode..

That translates to MDNIE mode 0 and MDNIE scenario 8 with sharpness tweak off on custom kernels..

Try it for yourself

Come on, you didn't think Archi was serious about cherry picks, right?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nefescalanadam:
when i was calling someone, screen closing and its not open again in call
[Galaxy S III Android Development] vyp54:
I understood it as sarcasm form the day one, but some of the features requested were really minor and I thought that maybe were taken into consideration. I'm not a fan of overloaded ROMs and that's why I'm here, but I still have to ask.

P.S. As I see you've mentioned this - what's the difference between scenarios¿ When on dynamic mode the difference is really hard to tell.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] boyheadkick:
Dynamic mode is actually the default mode..it's hard to explain, but you'll see the differences when you play around with different combinations of MDNIE scenarios and modes
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ghoster76:
I think he's uploading the AD 2.5 :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gabrielfonsecas:
eagerly waiting for update 4.4.4
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
QuickBoot or Bluetooth profiling are only two things.

I'm fine with adding everything next to ROM, because this is the whole idea of ArchiDroid. But I'm a bit against cherry-picking various things into ROM itself.

Most if not everything you want is obtainable through xposed and proper xposed modules.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] benedictros:
If someone can kindly test for me...

Does 2.x have this feature? (call controls in the notification panel when in-call)

*sorry posted to wrong thread*
[Galaxy S III Android Development] regaber:
Just installed latest experimental, every single app I tested (video / radio players) now work perfectly... thank you Archi for solving this so fast !

PS : how is this not labeled as "stable" already ?? :D:good:

[MENTION=1078504]benedictros[/MENTION] : on my 2.5 I only have a button to end the call in the notification panel. If you need more than that maybe look for an xposed module.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] vyp54:
I did not understand the "adding everything next to ROM" part. You mean something like a flashable zip to flash after the ROM itself?

I haven't found an Xposed that enables Quiet Hours like in Omni, but I can live without it. That's the one thing I really miss from Omni, but I've finally got a hold on the answering/ending calls with hardware keys and that was like new year for me ever since you said you will switch base to CM. I have a feeling that you don't like me very much because of all the noobish questions. If you want, I'll stop.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] benedictros:
Awesome, I didn't know exposed modules were so robust. Thanks for checking for me.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cyrusavirus:
You can use timeriffic.... Its an amazing tool as a substitute for quiet hours..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Amitayy:
What is better in terms of battery? V1 OR V2 ? Is much?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Mark5:
Quiet hours is available on CM. Settings-Sound--Quiet Hours

Or use Ring Scheduler free from Market
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Mostafa Wael:
for me

ArchiDroid 2.5 experimental along with latest version of ArchiKernel

Samsung's battery life combined with CM's speed and Archi's optimizations

i get better battery life tahn any samsung-based 4.3 ROM

that's my experience
[Galaxy S III Android Development] regaber:
V2 same as V1 for me now.

PS : your signature image is the Developer signature. Would you mind putting the User signature image ? I use the signature image to quickly see Archi's posts when scrolling, so your signature is quite disturbing ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nefescalanadam:
We are waiting for 2.5 archiiiiii:highfive::D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] raylogic:
To date for my device 2.4.6 was by far the smoothest performing version. I don't care to much tbh just along for the ride. Yahooo

Ps. Sweet last night's experimental fixed poweramp, yeehaa
[Galaxy S III Android Development] vyp54:
I know, but other than silencing everything it hasn't got any other options. Omni's Quiet Hours had 3 pages of options. ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] malachow:
To all impatiently waitting folks, pro-tip from me:

Unless you don't see commit like this at 2.X branch or unless 2.X stable branch changes date is still "23 days ago" please do not ask for ETA.

Please, do not spam here. ;)

Cheers & stay calmly tuned for more. :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Mark5:
Yeah... you're right, which is why I use ring scheduler. Really cool free app.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] arsal_93:
Guys the way flash this rom is like others roms right ? 1.Factory Reset 2.Flash Rom 3.Wipe Cache & Dalvik ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sirob71:
I just tried 2.5 Experimental CM based branch and everything was fast and smooth. Just awesome!

The only bad thing was, that the Bluetooth/Headset connection was severely disturbed in the audio.

It could be paired without a problem. I could hear clearly the dial touch tone.

But after dialing the number, everything was disturbed: The call tone and the voice in every direction.

It seems to me, that this is a problem on almost all custom roms >4.3.

Is there a slight chance, that this will ever be fixed?

This is the only thing which prevents me to upgrade from stock based roms :(
[Galaxy S III Android Development] marenp:
If you have CWM Advanced recovery, 1. Clean install for a new ROM (it will do everything, factory reset, clean both caches, etc.) than install zip from sdcard, select ArchiDroid and follow rest of the instructions.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Mostafa Wael:
i just downloaded the latest experimental using ADflash in terminal like always, but i see a new commit that says "back to Google 4.8"

that means the ROM is not compiled with 4.9.1 anymore?

may i know what's your point of view?

thank you for your hard work Archi

keep it up
[Galaxy S III Android Development] PeteLeFreak:
Distortion only if using 3G and non Sammy phone apk

Are you sure this happens only with bluetooth?

I experience this often if phone camps on a 3G cell.

With 2G that doesn't happen.

No problems with 3G are only if I use Sammy based ROM and corresponding Sammy phone app.

I try each ArchiDroid 2.x release but always have to go back to a Sammy based ROM like ArchiPort or [MENTION=3443334]Kryten2k35[/MENTION]'s UltimaRom as I need the phone for work.

3G Distortion happens only if I use non Sammy phone app.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] marenp:
Guys is there any chance to change haptic feedback in this ROM? in settings<advanced there was an option with Boeffla Kernel but after flashing ArchiKernel dont anymore. Is there any mod for it? Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ghoster76:
It's not really asking ETA, they're wondering the new AD. They just say that because they might be on the stable AD 2.4.6 and have a month in waiting new 4.4.4 release that alot of other roms updated.

:o
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Stable, by definition, is stable. Other ROMs may have other definitions of being stable, like temasek, which is never stable by definition. It's a matter of personal choice, stable ArchiDroid is something that I can use as my daily driver and not face FC every now and then.

Flashing latest experimental is as easy as launching one command through terminal. I'm not forcing anyone to use experimental versions, but as I'm always saying testing experimental versions (and reporting bugs) help in overall development and will benefit experimental, as well as stable users. The recent example is with MX Player, which was broken only two days ago. Bugs like these are not acceptable for stable version and if they're found during testing of new stable candidate, it immediately changes stable signal to "unstable" and pending solution.

The only exception from this rule is when I know that I'm physically unable to track and fix specific issue in acceptable time.

The answer is always the same. Stable comes when it's stable. If it's not stable, then it won't come until it will be stable enough for me. Experimental versions are updated usually every day, sometimes when I'm busy it may be a few days or maximum of a week, never longer. So actually you can flash ArchiDroid once per week and be up-to-date with development regardless of current status of stable versions.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] malachow:
ETA is ETA, spam still remains spam.

If all of them had been more interested they would have for sure noticed Archi's statement from yesterday morning about the-most-probably today release. ;)

Pro tip from me vol. 2: in this kind of situation, when I literally can't wait for dev work I attempt to remind myself about how samsung threated us - so many months with more~less nothing. Then, if I imagine how much updates has been shown by our dev it gets pretty easy to chill out & wait patiently for next AD. Especially if you have in mind every release is standalone craftsmanship. :cool:

Few cents from my side this morning, didn't mean to bother here anyone. :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ghoster76:
Not like me, I'm so comfortable and contented with the AD 2.4.6, I'm goin to test the new AD 2.5 but I'm sure that the Cyanogen based AD 2.5 will lose alot of great functions which itself had when based on Omni. And so about that, I think maybe in the next version like 2.5.x everything could be perfect by developer's effords. But I'm looking forward to the L android, I believe the [MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION] would bring us another excellent and outstanding rom.

:good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Guihardrock:
1)cm has the New theme engine

2)android L is like Android 4.4 surely cm Team is working on it(but is a WIP nowadays)

3)stop telling Archi what he has to do he is the dev and he know better than you what base is better and what things are better for AD.

4)I know that you are not doing this only looking for your own interest but imagine that you are Archi and all the AD user are telling you all the things that ''run'' in ours minds.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] malachow:
To end up this mad Android L topic leading to nowhere.

First thing, the most basic one. Guys, it hasn't been even fully released, it's still in alpha/development stage with release date set to 2014 fall.

Second thing, device related one. If the current speculations from Google Mobile CEO Pachai gets real & next nexus phone indeed is planned to be pushed to market along with Android L then I'd say [MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION] (and also me! You too? Feel free to join us :D) will be going to the next level-party #ifyouknowwhatimean :cool:

Yeah, just

stop asking these ridiculous questions about 5.0

which are totally pointless currently. :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] j0sefuz:
deleted. sorry i just found out the Q&A section of this ROM.

I'm looking forward to trying this.

thanks.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Guihardrock:
1)In aosp roms the only apk that you are going to find are stock Google apks so there are nothing to debloat and if you don't want some system apk you only have to go to system/app folder and erase the apk

3)You only have to flash the rom and follow the aroma installer :cool:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] j0sefuz:
thank you for the information.

i just found out this ROM's Q&A page so i have to ask there.

thanks again, sir. :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sirob71:
Now where you are asking... I'm not sure if I actually tested without bluetooth as I was in a hurry.

But I'm sure that I was on 3G (good reception at home).

Sadly, I'm already back to the stock based Neatrom and can't verify your thought.

But what I saw on the current experimental 2.5 branch was MIND BLOWING performance and smootheness!

I'm sure I will come back sometime and try again!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ashutoshsinghy2k:
is latest nighty build on 4.4.4
[Galaxy S III Android Development] eeleater:
Yes, it is. But you could also have looked at the changelog on archis github...

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9300 mit Tapatalk
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ShltHappens:
Thanks for the rom, just a question why are you changing omni for cm? Any particulary reason?

Keep the good work and thanks again.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] regaber:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=53538206&postcount=7304
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gixer1100:
Browser issues

Hi Archi,

This is my first rom flash on my S3.

I'm having issues with all my browsers not opening web pages. I've googled it and one solution that cropped up was using AdFree and pressing Revert.

This doesn't always work. When it does some web pages flicker.

Any ideas?

Keep up the good work. Lovin the rom

Cheers
[Galaxy S III Android Development] aromano91:
If I have to update archi...i have to wipe all again? or i can update the rom without wipes...??
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Use non-stock browser, also known issue from CM 10.2.

Usually it's not needed, that's why ArchiDroid Update exists. Unless stated in changelog stance is clear. ArchiDroid Update, in case of issues ArchiDroid Install.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] miguelsanchez79:
Hi Archi.

Just want to say thank you for awesome work you're doing with Temasek's Rom. It saves me hell lot of work of customizing it.

I'm on your latest v2.1.2 and have to admit it's pretty smooth experience. I love aroma installer and amount of choices included.

Keep up great work!!! :laugh::laugh::laugh:

Oby tak dalej! Pozdrowienia ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] chrisbrew:
Thank you for a fantastic rom. Working fine and little or no graphic glitch. Boeffla sound is amazing. Camera works good both front and back. Haven't bothered with focal. Only issue so far is the phone gets quite hot when I'm browsing. Other than that brilliant work.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] adiel91:
[MENTION=535343]all[/MENTION]

anyone having sound quality issue? i'm 99% sure its not rom related but more something to do

with my specific settings or mulfunction speaker part

( you can see my settings here : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=45005939 )

but just to be sure i'm asking here as well

Thanks :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Hey.

It works perfectly fine here, with dsp-manager and boeffla, default AD setup.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] BillG24:
Hello Archi,

not sure if this is of any use for you, it was posted yesterday.

"...the AROMA codebase is now 2.56, so device-specific calibration is no longer needed. Furthermore, you are now able to install apps to /system/app/, zips can be signed, multiple APKs can be chosen when adding apps to the installer, and various other tweaks have been made."

http://www.xda-developers.com/android/aroma-app-package-creator-given-substantial-update/

BG
[Galaxy S III Android Development] plerohero:
FM radio

Hi Archi,

I really like your rom.

Unfortunately, the FM radio does not work...

It seems that it can tune but there is no sound output.

Do you have any ideas?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Thanks but unfortunately I won't find it useful. It's more for newbies creating a nice utility to easily flash their apps. I mean that it uses the same method I'm using in AROMA so it's totally pointless to rely on third-party app to get basicly nothing.

But thanks for trying to help. I'm always happy to look around for new cool things to implement, same was with OpenPDroid, and nobody said that it's over :).

Hey. Spirit FM is not yet compatible with Android 4.3. You can either rely on internet-basic fm radios, use AD 2.0.3 with fully-working Spirit FM or stock ArchiDroid 1.X with stock radio. Choice is yours.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
I've pushed Temasek V23 into current experimental but unfortunately it's still not-fixed and OpenPDroid patch fails. I suggest staying with current stable until rom will be again openpdroid-compatible. Personally I didn't test yet anything above release of 2.1.2 so it's more like "blind patches".

Additionally I'll be a little busy next few days so forgive me for less activity and possible delay in experimental branch ;). Will try to keep experimental in sync anyway. Wish me luck in exams :cowboy:. I'll be back ~4 September.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kofe:
Good luck!!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gixer1100:
Thanks Archi for your quick reply :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] IUnga:
Installed for test your build. Aroma installer is useful. Thanks.

Some questions. Why two managers for openpdroid are included? I opened pdroid after this I cannon use pdroid manager. Uninstalled both, reinstalled manager - now all Ok.

Something not normal with xposed framework. I selected it in aroma but when I run greenify I received message about not installed framework. Flashed from recovery, after this all works properly.

Also I have a problem with data when I do voice call. Or voice or data... If I understand right - this is cm problem :(

Sorry for bad English
[Galaxy S III Android Development] malachow:
You had to chose preset at the beginnig of aroma which had installed PDroid behind your back. Or u picked it by yourself? Anyway, as i understood, the problem is gone. :victory:

Unfortunetly, it's a problem with still fresh cook - CM10.2. Nothing to do, just deal with it.

:)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rafi1430:
Good luck on exams and come back to us asap :D

BTW great ROM ...

Rafi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] stankis:
hey! Nice room! Used befaour Null_240 DPI room, but after he stoped wokring on it looked for some other... And yours looks awesome
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ubimo:
Nice ROM. I've always been looking for such a ROM. The description looks good. Downloading now and testing. :o

Edit:

I'm currently running temaseks v23. Do I have to full wipe? Or can I flash it over the existing OS?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kofe:
You can flash over without wipe
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Egozy:
There seems to be a problem with the deep sleep tweak. The following things happened to me, in different times:

1) SMS was notified 30 minutes after it was sent. The phone was in deep sleep when the SMS was sent, but was used for about 10 minutes before I actually got the message

2) Whatsapp messages are randomally notified. Sometimes they do, sometimes they don't. Today, while sleeping, it popped up during deep sleep - while the message was actually sent about 2 hours prior to that.

3) Clock alarms behave odd. Happened to me twice already that the alarm goes off just fine, but there is no actually notification about the alarm. So basically, the phone vibrates and plays the alarm, but I can't turn it off. In the Clock application, it just shows as if the alarm was turned off. Only way I figured to stop the alarm was to reboot phone.

4) Clock alarm was trigerred 12 minutes late. 100% sure that I didn't put it to snooze or something like that.

Using 2.1.2 stable.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Mostafa Wael:
hey,

why is this ROM not compiled with linaro 4.9.1 anymore?

i see that latest experimental is compiled with google 4.8 GCC

why?

thank you
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Because Linaro is not stable (google play icons bug), SaberMod causes gnu problems, and google's gcc is the last one to use until I develop my own ArchiToolchain, lol.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Mostafa Wael:
ArchiToolchain!!?

well good luck with that

we are really lucky that we got a hardworking dev like you

thanks Archi :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sirob71:
It seems like we are facing a long unresolved CM bug:

http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/77694-problem-with-hd-voiceamr-wb-and-bluetooth-headset/

Archi, what do you think about this issue?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Unuce:
Hello, where can i set in quick menu icon for volume that there is only :silent, vibrate, and sound and vibrate?

And same thing for data icon.. I want just 2g and just 3g

Sent from my GT-I9300 using Xparent Blue Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gurningchimp:
Which version are you on? Stable or experimental?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Unuce:
2.4.6 stable

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] bernardoko:
Nice ROM, but I can't stay with you. You take out Hebrew menus and Hebrew DialPad. So I'm going back to Revolutionary S5 V3.

Maybe if you add Hebrew support I'll be back.

Keep the good work.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cumic:
Just swipe over the icon in notification bar.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] iranterres:
HDR

No HDR in camera I presume...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
ArchiDroid 2.5.0

Flying :cool:

Featuring Android 4.4.4 :cool:

Changelog

ArchiDroid 2.5.0

FULL WIPE REQUIRED

- [!] ArchiDroid is now based on CyanogenMod (previously: Omni)

- [!] Added ArchiKernel # For perfect synergy!

- ArchiKernel is default kernel choice now

- Implemented Bluetooth Profiling # Stay with "ArchiDetect" or "Stock" option if you're not sure what it does

- Implemented QuickBoot, available in developer settings # Thanks to [MENTION=1768997]cheveguerra[/MENTION]

- Updated Onandroid to 9.50

- Added missing dedupe tool # Thanks to [MENTION=5257363]globs7[/MENTION]

- Updated ArchiDroid binaries (dnsmasq, dnsproxy2, haveged, pixelserv, inotify-tools) to latest versions

- Updated Boeffla kernel to 2.3-beta7

- Updated Yank kernel to 1.7 (latest CM) and Archi's config for Yank kernel

- Updated PA GAPPS to 29 June

- Updated Play Store to 4.8.20 # Also it's white (stock) now

- Updated Nova launcher to 3.0.1

- Updated Android Terminal Emulator to 1.0.62

- Updated Greenify to 2.3.2

- Updated MX Player to 1.7.28

- Updated BetterBatteryStats to 1.16 RC4

- Updated Xposed to 2.7 exp1

- Updated XPrivacy to 2.1.19

- Updated GravityBox to 3.2.3

- Updated sources # Android 4.4.4

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] MrAlez:
Thanks a lot, time to have fun.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ICavalera:
Hum... Didn't see that coming. Has I said to you [MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION] will report about kernel but on another rom.

Big thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] malachow:
Now you have a chance to test this shiny kernel with its natural environment - ArchiDroid. Remember that only such mix may lead to stunning results. :)

Archi, thanks again for your outstanding work (I love to repeat it as many times as I can :))! I'm downloading this new tasty cook, let's give another try to AOSP.

Some thoughts with first expressions sooner~later. ;)

Have a good day all!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ICavalera:
Not for now... Will give a shot on the other. Of course in time, I'll be around here.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SuperAce609:
Can we use boeffla sound with archikernel?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Unuce:
I know that but i what when i swipe to have only three :silent, vibrate, and eound and vibrate.. Now i have four:silent, vibrate, sound, and sound and vibrate. I don't want sound?

Sent from my GT-I9300 using Xparent Blue Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Of course.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Guihardrock:
Uoah two new toys AD 2.5 and Archiport beta 1 thanks archi :cool:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] davibs:
Sending video through whatsapp is not working.

When i try to send large video , it just force close everytime.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
No logcat no help.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] davibs:
Right. Will provide it.