yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kroz:
look at active display's thread, on second post there were links on github commits, just don't know if that's all the necessary files :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] MystaMagoo:
I just did this but ran into a smallish problem.

when trying to restore,clockworkmod was looking for sdcard/***

but in quite a few roms it is sdcard0/***

I'm using philzCWM and it allows to restore from extsdcard so all was not lost.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Twiq:
watching closely.. thanks HCP and slim team :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Prashanthme:
Gosh dude if u havent tried it dont comment.. Its kinda misleading..

Anyway tried 4.3 SLim.. as usual awesome but reverting back to 4.2.2..
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] rebels71:
Can anyone help me with the email app? Can't find it in the addon section. Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] SimboXXX:
It should be in the AIO pack, no? I don't use it but it does say email exchange so I assume that's the aosp email app.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] rebels71:
Thanks for the reply mate. Will try extracting it to install. For some reason the aio gasps fc with beta 3.

EDIT: I just tried with no avail .
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] doctor_droid:
This rom is by far awesome..

Decent battery life.

No lags...

Highly customizable..

First 4.3 rom which i had used for 24hrs :p and probably continue to use...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] damnation333:
Hey,

I installed it yesterday and everything looked fine. then did a reboot and the "android.phone.com" kept force closing making me unable to take a logcat or anything. Reverted back to my nandroid of 4.2.2.

I did a format system and factory reset and the installed everything and started to set everything up again. Not sure what I did wrong?

Any pointers?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] doctor_droid:
Not even a single force close wid me..

I came from cm9..

I wiped data

Wipe cache partition

Wiped dalvik

Flash rom zip

I didnt flashed any gapps

U did the same?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Gutslit:
U didnt flash gapps?i wonder if u have google apps.. thats weird..:D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] doctor_droid:
Nope i didn't flashed gapps ...:p

And i dont have google apps :D :D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Gutslit:
Lol!how do u download on gplay then?hehe.. enwei...

Thats good 4 u.. :D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] -earth-:
Yea, mate.

Me to! :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] JediBrooker:
I'm getting the same problem...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] damnation333:
So I tried it again yesterday.

Downloaded fresh to my PC.

-Factory reset, format system, wipe cache, wipe dalvik, extra wipe data

-Transfer the zips to phone

-install slim and gapps

Working now for me. Only thing is that the calendar is always FCing. Froze that app though and it seems ok now.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] JediBrooker:
thanks, got it working too. had to install minimal gapps because google play store kept force closing.

next question, how do i get the stock email app to install? when i try to install the apk from the AIO gapps package it refuses.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] damnation333:
Cool. glad it is working for you now, too!

you need to install the AIO gapps for that I think.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] JediBrooker:
the google play store force closes when i install AIO gapps...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] damnation333:
your 4.3 is running now and you can make an easy backup of that.

Could you try wiping system and cache and then installing the slim zip and the AIO gapps?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] doctor_droid:
Eek... Takes me 5 mins to restore cm9 nandroid.. And download when m in college wi fi campus.. Then back to 4.3 via nandroid again :D

I never used gapps on 4.2.2 :p

Sorry for off topic :thumbup:
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] JediBrooker:
okay, cool. thanks. stock email app now works, as does google play store. but now nova launcher keeps FCing. crikey!

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okay, ALSO im getting a FC: "unfortunately, google calendar storage has stopped". a quick google search told me to delete data and cache from the calendar storage app but this has no effect...

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okay, fixed that problem. i installed the full AIO gapps first, booted up, the restart into recovery and then installed the mininal gapps package. everything seems to be fine now. fingers crossed!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] ammarsg:
i wish put navbar 7 target as a choice beside 5 ...this only thing missed is slim rom
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kroz:
you can already set 10 actions

5 navbar action plus 5 long press on each
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] HardCorePawn:
Ran into a couple of issues... it isn't a simple merge due to differences between their framework and ours... also, they had a couple of extra commits in to fix some bugs (possible NPE and also the fact that the prox sensor gets stuck on permanently... regardless of whether or not AD was enabled! :eek:)

Unfortunately, the fix for the prox sensor (registering/unregistering broadcast receivers) then totally broke SystemUI on a clean install... after pressing "OK" about 3453585069692353245632874632895342 times to clear the FC window in between attempting to get through Setup Wizard and into Settings... :mad: not exactly easy, when the navbar keeps appearing/disappearing which makes the onscreen keyboard jump up and down! :silly:... anyway, I finally managed to get AD enabled to stop the FCs... Turns out it was choking on the fact that it was trying to unregister a broadcast receiver that wasn't registered... :rolleyes:

So I'm just testing a fix that I have devised for that... :good:

I think he means the Ring targets... not the navbar buttons... I believe we only have 5 due to space limitations, particularly on older devices... it just really isn't feasible to put 7 ring targets on an HDPI device...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] MystaMagoo:
what about for the I9305?

The Wife has my old I9100 running slim and I will be running slim on my I9305 very shortly.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] HardCorePawn:
TBH, this isn't that much room on other devices either... a fully loaded ring on a Nexus 4 takes up most of the screen as it it... 7 would just be very crowded and ugly...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] SuperKrog:
can someone help me with this huge battery consumption?

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/21280120/slimbeam/Screenshot_2013-09-24-10-49-26.png

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/21280120/slimbeam/Screenshot_2013-09-24-10-49-36.png

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/21280120/slimbeam/Screenshot_2013-09-24-10-49-56.png

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/21280120/slimbeam/Screenshot_2013-09-24-10-50-07.png
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] HardCorePawn:
Stop using your phone?? :p

But seriously, it looks like you've been downloading stuff (wifi or mobile data?) and generally using your phone... you don't show the screen on time... but it looks like where it took the big dip the screen was on and the phone was doing stuff...

perhaps drop the brightness/turn on auto brightness... There honestly doesn't seem to be too much wrong with those pictures... powermanagerservice is basically just a sum total of all the userland wakelocks... and it looks like you spent about an hour or so actively using the phone...

It seems to be "sleeping" OK... the flatter sections of the graph... it might also just be the fuel gauge chip in your phone playing silly buggers... give it a cycle or two before you get really worried.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] SuperKrog:
now that I think, probably google music downloaded again a lot of music I thought it was already downloaded. I will have a look again tomorrow... thanks!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] SuperKrog:
i have at least 2 friends on g+ that switched from CM to SlimBeam thanks to my posts and I'm receiving many PM here... so expect lots of new people using slimbeam ;)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Stratos74:
Sorry for the stupid question, but... can anyone tell me how to open pie:confused::confused: I enabled everything on settings... but no way to call it from home screen... thaaanks
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kanchanray:
Battery Drain / Deep Sleep

I have this issue with 4.3-B1.2 which happens once or twice a day. If I don't use the phone for some time (say at night) - it goes to a bad sleep - when I try to use it after that - it just does not want to wake up... Becomes VERY sluggish - one key press taken a minute to respond and finally I have to just yank the battery. Then when i reboot - I see the battery has dropped by 70-80%. For example - I had a solid 80% battery when the phone went to sleep - and now after 1 hr this sleep happened and after the reboot - I see it's 13%... Can't even take a logcat... Any ideas/pointers?

Sorry to say that I use Dori kernel - can it be because of that?

Cheer!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Kai Disobey:
Go to Dorimanx Q&A thread. That is 100% Dori Kernel Bug.

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9100 mit Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] eskriminal:
it's a hardware issue, the fuel gauge chip going out of tune, it should gradually recalibrate, if you watch your power after that happens, it should go up without charging

the freeze might be, but as to the battery issue, given you don't know what you're talking about, please don't advise incorrectly, thank you :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Kai Disobey:
But it is, a Dori Bug (Freeze) ;)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kanchanray:
Seems like that - I'm back to Dori 8.39 - no freeze in last half a day...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] SuperKrog:
i'm using the kernel included in the rom, is there any real benefit in using another?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] m1trand1r:
Sent from /SlimBean//Android 4.3:p//
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] SuperKrog:
sir, I have a life ;)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] m1trand1r:
yep....I have it too....how would I be writing this:sly::p

anyway....kernel flash is not rom flash.....it's just a matter of minutes....so it's fairly easy to try out "custom" kernel :good:

Sent from /SlimBean//Android 4.3:p//
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] SuperKrog:
flashing is fast, understanding if it's better or not it's very long and I do everything while working (and I should only work in theory!) :cool:
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] m1trand1r:
than it's better for you to stay on stock kernel untill you have time to fiddle around with custom kernel(s)

oh....and it takes a day or two to see benefits of custom kernel If there's any....:p....although I can say i'm satisfied with kernel i'm using....and I have many benefits from it....so....for me....custom kernel is a rule...:good:

Sent from /SlimBean//Android 4.3:p//
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] eskriminal:
you're a funny kid :)

odd that it isn't commonly reported in the dori threads right now then
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] m1trand1r:
:good:

Sent from /SlimBean//Android 4.3:p//
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] HardCorePawn:
An update on the OfficeSuite crash issue...

Something really strange is going on... The bug is definitely in libskia.so... And OfficeSuite works OK on CM... However, compiling using CM's external/skia doesn't work... :( So, I suspect there is an issue/incompatability with one of the "sub" libs used by SKIA... Grrrrrr! :mad:

What DOES work, however, is just taking libskia.so from CM and pushing to /system/lib and setting permissions to 644... ;)

You can get a copy here: https://db.tt/bzkqXo09

I'll keep hunting for a proper fix... But the 2 workarounds (QuickOffice or replace libskia) should help! :thumbup: :good:

EDIT: This should fix sync.me as well!! :victory::good:

EDIT2: Don't forget to reboot to reload the library!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] fusionjack:
i'm also using cm's external/skia. probably you got error related to strict aliasing. drop me a pm if you are still interested to compile with cm project.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] HardCorePawn:
Nope... I got around that... I mean the libskia.so that compiles when I use CM's external/skia still causes OfficeSuite and sync.me to FC :(

So, I suspect that there are some differences in one (or more) of the dependent libraries (libjpeg, libpng, qemu, webp etc etc)... unfortunately, there are about 20 odd libraries that I will need to check to find the culprit :eek:
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] fusionjack:
ah ic...the dependent library was caused me also a headache as i was compiling external/chromium with strict aliasing. i searched the fix for it but i didn't find anything related to it. the fix is not in the external/chromium but in bionic...it is just pure coincidence that i found that. :D

this kind of link between bionic <-> chromium is really hard to find. :eek: (at least for me :p)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] jiseuo:
Feature request:

Would it be possible to add "Exposure compensation" into Camcorder (video recorder) like it was in 4.2.2 version? And if possible, remember last set exposure settings when exiting camera and running again after while.

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] golgiapp:
I'm stuck at the SlimBean splash screen. Let it simmer for 45 minutes and it never went anywhere. I did full reset and formatted system as advised before the install. What am I missing?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Gutslit:
Boot to recovery reflash the rom once again.

_=_Rootbox & Slim bean User_=_
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] SimboXXX:
Yes, I tried OfficeSuite on CM and also crDroid AOSP which I guess uses that same lib - works on both. I will try this solution, thanks.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] golgiapp:
Thank you for the tip. I tried that but it did not work. It still continues to hang. I have tried with both the selectable and full gaps packages. Anything else I can try?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] HardCorePawn:
Try using just the minimal to start with... Seems that there is an issue using the full gapps on i9100...

Reboot recovery, full wipe, Mount system, format system... Flash ROM, flash minimal gapps.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Mr_S:
I used aroma and everything was fine but you have top flash gapps straight away after rom otherwise you'll face issues. I did anyway
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] TitanTyrion:
Great

[MENTION=1663702]HardCorePawn[/MENTION]

Flashed Slim Bean yesterday - perfect! :good: One question, german translation isn't 100% at all?

Keep up the good work!!!

TT
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] golgiapp:
Still stuck and I did exactly as advised. The SlimRom logo just flashes on the splash screen but never gets anywhere after that. Let it sit again for an hour.

I'm currently on SlimRom 4.2.2 and that's working just fine so it's weird the upgrade is stalling out on me.

Just to reiterate my process.... I do a wipe data/factory reset, format /system, and then install of slim-hercules-4.3.build.1-OFFICIAL-891.zip and right after the install I immediately do the GAPS package. (Which by the way, I've tried slim, full, and aroma selectable) Then, as advised, I tried to reflash the rom again before rebooting but nothing working so far.

Am I resigned to stay on 4.2.2 forever with SlimRom? I mean it runs great and all and I love the rom which is why I want to upgrade. So why is my phone being wonky?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] damnation333:
Wipe Cache and Dalvik cache as well, just to be sure.

I know these problems. Had them with all 4.3 builds so far. I also haven't found when it goes wrong and when it works. Every new upgrade is a bit of a trial and error of flashing, wiping and flashing. But I also got it in the end. Just keep trying. No need to wipe your data all the time though.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Gutslit:
Are you sure you've downloaded the correct zip for your phone?

_--_Rootbox+Slimbean User_--_
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] fusionjack:
did you mount the system partition before flashing rom? just to be sure that the system partition is mounted before flashing rom.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] HardCorePawn:
Feel free to go help out at crowdin.net ;)

You realise this is i9100 thread right? :what::confused:

So either, you've flashed the wrong version of the ROM... Or you're in the wrong thread! ;)

If you have an i9100, get the the i9100 version of the ROM... If you have a Hercules, go and seek help in the Hercules (T989) thread!!?!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] golgiapp:
Indeed I did post in the wrong thread but was trying the right rom. I have an S (wife's phone) and an SII (mine) both active and I didn't read carefully which thread I was in. I found the solution to the problem which was updating my CWM to a newer version. I'm not sure if that applies to the S as well but if it does hopefully this will help someone. Thanks to all for your suggestions!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] HardCorePawn:
No worries... I just need to be careful when giving advice on other devices, as sometimes they require specific things to get them working right!

Also, i9100 is S2 (international), not S (that is i9000)... The confusion is caused by all the US carriers having custom builds of S2 (i777, T989 etc) :rolleyes:

I'd recommend in the future, that you refer to yours as either T989 or Hercules, just to avoid confusion! :thumbup: :good:
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] deejayburnout:
Q) Root doesn't work!

A) From a clean build you need to enable root access for Superuser itself. This is different from 4.2.2 in which Superuser by default had root access on a new install. To do this, go to Settings -> Developer options -> Root access. If an app attempts to request root access before Superuser itself has access, it may cause problems with that app in the future where root requests are silently denied.

tried this as having issues with my root and i cannot find the Developer options????
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] HardCorePawn:
Apparently you're having issues with XDA search and/or Google search as well... :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] m1trand1r:
[MENTION=1663702]HardCorePawn[/MENTION] since you're the coder of Slim bean for i9100....can you tell me which line in which.xml do I need to change to get green text in Settings....?....and can it be changed via theme I use....or from framework-res.apk..?...I did something to framework-res.apk....but I dunno if it's correct:silly:....can you point me a lil' bit please?:angel:...make one of your long posts if needed :D...thanks in advance;)

edit:.,nah....1st bootloop done:p

Sent from /SlimBean//Android 4.3:p//
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] piromanneo:
Hi, I have installed slim bean (btw awesome rom in all prospects), and I'm having problem with sleep of death (SOD), I tried changing governors, freq boost, reinstalling rom (cleaned, formated everything with ROM NUKE)...

I do not want to install those kernels on steroids, (dorinmax itd..) because they need tweaking for battery performance. And this kernel that is provided with rom is battery effective.

device gt i9100 16gb

4.3 jellybean

Baseband XXMS2

kernel is one that is provided with rom: (3.096+ fusionjack@ubuntu...)

Slim bean 4.3 build 1.2 (20130927)

Thank you for any tips and advices..

lp

piro..
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] fusionjack:
if you are using an official build, why are you using the kernel from unofficial build? :confused:
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] piromanneo:
I didn't flash any custom kernel or something... kernel is one that is provided with that build ie "stock"
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] fusionjack:
so you flashed an unofficial build? if yes, you are now in the wrong thread. i can explain why you got sods.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] piromanneo:
Oh sorry, must be unofficial one 20130927, apologies for wrong thread, and yes I'm curious about SODs

Thank you :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] m1trand1r:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2350201

Sent from /SlimBean//Android 4.3:p//
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] beN..:
all devices built and uploaded!

on the website of course.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] HardCorePawn:
Weekly 1.4 is up and running...

Nothing i9100 specific... although this does include the fix for data dropping out during a call... NOTE: just to clarify this only works on 3G networks... so if you have set "Use 2G networks only" your data will drop out... this is normal behaviour... not enough bandwidth on 2G to provide voice and data... :p

So all the "known issues" remain...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] SuperKrog:
hi, my phone is stuck on boot logo

I did not flashed any rom, kernel or other since many weeks. It was working fine, then it stopped.

I tried to go to recovery, wipe cache & dalvik, re-flash the rom... still stuck on logo :(
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] SuperKrog:
after trying a lot of stuff (wiping cache, dalvik, wipe data...) many times (i'm sure just one time it did not worked) it now seems to work.

however it remains a strange problem: wifi does not work. If I try to activate it, nothing happens...

please help :(
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] noobsgs2:
Did you try the new build? if not do it, if yes roll back to 1.2 or 1.0 ... it's quite strange, you must have done something tbh..
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] SuperKrog:
after re-flashing the rom again (more or less the fourth time since the beginning of the whole problem) wifi works again

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i'm using stable....
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] HardCorePawn:
If it happens again... I suggest the following flashing procedures:

If you can live with a full wipe:

reboot recovery

Flash G2RomNuke

Flash Slim ROM

Flash Slim Gapps

reboot

If you cannot face a full wipe and want to "dirty" flash:

reboot recovery

"mounts and storage" -> mount /system

format /system

flash Slim ROM

flash Slim Gapps

wipe cache

"advanced" -> wipe dalvik

reboot

I personally use these methods... :good:
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] m1trand1r:
[MENTION=1663702]HardCorePawn[/MENTION] any hints for me?

one page back....please;)

Sent from /SlimBean//Android 4.3:p//
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] JediBrooker:
why is the default gmail theme dark even when "the real dark slim" is turned off?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] SuperKrog:
so it happens often?!?!?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] eskriminal:
no, it was just in case it happens again
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] rebecker:
Widget Question

I am using another (unnamed ;) ) ROM that has recently started to malfunction when dealing with widgets. At times my clock widget, which I've used for nearly a year, stops updating even though the clock at the top of the screen continues to update properly. In addition, my weather widget, also used for more than a year, doesn't update. Opening it shows the app itself IS updated. I've been told that the issue is "known", but interestingly, it just started to occur after the last two nightly updates.

I have been considering a change to a non-CM ROM for some time and like the looks of this ROM. However, before I go through the pain ;) of installing a fresh, new ROM, I'd like to know if the widget issue exists in Slim Bean. Also, opinions on the reliability of this ROM for day-to-day use will be appreciated.

Thanks.