yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pug123:
That is good news mate, I've just read it, thanks for the heads up..:laugh::good::good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] PillePallePeter:
Share the good news. Not everybody uses g+.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pug123:
G+ good news post

this is the post on g+ for all those that dont use it........

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CyanFoxowner

News & Changelogs

- Yesterday 20:49

Weekly/nightly should arrive this weekend (with a bunch of bugfixes which are being held not merged on my home pc). We will add some "sugar" to upcomming build... Also, as expected we will start to roll out fully automatic non stop builds from next update, that means that there will be no pauses between builds 24/7, except for stable builds - they will be specially tested before final release everytime. And implemention of delta updates on server side is not so far away to be released and to be started to use.

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:good::good::good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] corvus.corax:
That IS good news.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] EvilAndroidVesper:
How could one live without G+ cmon people :p and yeah pretty damn good news.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] porman:
How does Dorimanx work with this rom? Anyone tried this combo?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pug123:
Works good with the fox..:good:

Don't forget D is still in beta though....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DobermanS:
Thank you all for pitching in :)

had no time till yesterday do deal with the problem... for now the bug sorted by restoring only /efs folder .

Thumbs up for great work with this ROM. Hope it will become only better .

Although other Dev's working hard to add many custom futures and mod's ,it feels like because those merges not so native,they drain

the phone,cause SOD's and freezes .
[Galaxy S II Android Development] billyJ:
Dori for me causing a lot of randoom reboots, rom kernel and PEGASUSQ and SIO play most stable for me at the moment.

Hi,

I fixed polish translation in Settings.apk, it look much better and consistent now.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10064382/Share/SystemUI_fixedPL.rar

copy to your system/priv-app and change permissions to 644

NEEDED ONLY FOR POLISH USERS IF ANY HERE
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DobermanS:
Hell.... This is simply diabolic !!! The outgoing call problem back again ...

And i was so enjoying this ROM....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sun90:
Bkp all ur Call Log's and then Wipe Data/cache of 'Phone' app then reboot and check for the issue :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Christiancs1969:
Usually happens when flashing modem and ril as ril should not be changed.. Or as above clear app data or try full wipe

CyanFox 4.4.2..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DobermanS:
the same...

---------- Post added at 11:03 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:48 AM ----------

i tell you more,clearing app data of Phone app,does not delete call logs ...

how can i export log for you ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CaptainGoSlow:
Hi, have you tried clearing data for both phone and dialler app?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DobermanS:
of course ...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] billyJ:
After some testing I found that setting Deadline will stop music player not able to play issue and file copy freezing on my phone.

Galaxy S2 running CyanFox KK 4.4.2 with Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pug123:
If your problems sorted out you can use HC-k tool app on play store to back up your efs to SD card and PC...:good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Android_Raj:
With Google+ app battery drains quickly and gets heated too. Anyone facing this issue.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DobermanS:
i have tried to restore it under this ROM ,without any success,still no outgoing calls...

i'll try to change to stock and restore then ...

very frustrating ....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pug123:
When you change to stock are you using Odin (not a restore) and is the stock file in three parts, one containing modem?

If not you could try sammobile website you should be able to get the newest stock firmware download from there..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] billyJ:
Hi,

If I were you I would go to original Samsung stock for your phone and check from the ground if this is ROM related problem or a phone related issue (EFS, Radio)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Android_Raj:
Ehm weekend is almost finished still no update
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Christiancs1969:
Build machine warmed up last minute commits changes;).... Not long now...... ... Please be patient... Remembering we build for 70+devices.. Also as stated on gplus CyanFox community change is near

CyanFox 4.4.2..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DobermanS:
Nothing like that,flushed NeatRom from CWM,the phone returned to himself... But ugly :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Android_Raj:
CyanFox

1 hour ago

New York 2 (NYC2) Network Maintenance

*

START: 01-26-2014 20:00 EST (UTC-4)*

END: 01-27-2014 06:00 EST (UTC-4)

We will be upgrading to provide additional redundancy to our NYC2 data center network.

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So, update will start to roll out right after the maintenance.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pug123:
So that means updates starting to roll out about 1am GMT..?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MNT_:
Could you make a commit to git?

---------- Post added at 07:10 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:09 PM ----------

Using latest experimental?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Christiancs1969:
I9100 t model I think [MENTION=5302565]MNT_[/MENTION]

CyanFox 4.4.2..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Christiancs1969:
[MENTION=5302565]MNT_[/MENTION] Original post

did another clean install,different modems ...

i don't believe it's because of T model,but ....

CyanFox 4.4.2..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pug123:
I think we need to know if the problem is still there when [MENTION=4205715]DobermanS[/MENTION] is running stock firmware, ie reflashed via Odin, unrooted, as if out of the box...then go from there..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Christiancs1969:
Agreed :)

CyanFox 4.4.2..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DobermanS:
As i wrote in last post,had no need to flush with ODIN,jast Samsung base from CWM,and its fine again. Never had such problem with any of privious versions of CM or AOSP...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pug123:
OK, glad you got it sorted..:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DobermanS:
I'm too, but what the hell with KitKat version ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pug123:
Don't know what the problem at your end is?

My cyanfox running smooth as silk..:):good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Arafeh94:
hi i'm on cm-11 with last cwm can i just wipe data and flash this rom over the old one ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] turboblaz:
You can just wipe data and cache and format system and flash the rom plus gapps or follow the OP's instructions:

1,Download KitKat compatible recovery zip from post 2,cyanfox rom, cyan gapps.

2,Reboot recovery.

3,flash the KitKat compatible recovery zip from post 2. DO NOT REBOOT PHONE!

4,For cwm users chose the advance menu, then reboot recovery. Twrp users should hit reboot tab then reboot recovery.

5,wipes,factory reset, partition cache, dalvik cache.(If coming from a jelly bean 4.3.? or lower ROM it is recommended to format system aswell).

6,flash cyanfox rom.

7,flash cyan gapps.

8,REBOOT PHONE.

9.enjoy.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] billyJ:
Could you make a commit to git?

I did try, but I cant see SystemUI.apk source there https://github.com/cyanfox

BTW I made mistake in my post it's not Settings.apk, but SustemUI.apk (I was thinkin about Settings:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MNT_:
It's frameworks_base - then search within: packages/systemui/res/values-pl
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DobermanS:
I have never said the Rom is running bed... We all know, thet In the history of Android are many small things thet jamps out here and there...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cali.s:
its updating trough CyanFox-Update Menu now working with Gapps?

or

we are still need to flash gapps after flashing the ROM update?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ranzzit:
The nightly has been uploaded. And it includes GApps so no need to flash any separate GApps after flashing the ROM.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pug123:
On DL the zip I opened it up as it was quite a lot bigger and saw in app, priv that it has Google core apps built in,:good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ranzzit:
Stable Release

Not sure when the Stable release will be uploaded though. Currently only the nightly is available.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Christiancs1969:
Nightly release out... :)...

CyanFox 4.4.2..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Flow:
How's the battery drain on this Nightly compared to the latest Experimental release?

I mean, coming from the official Samsung 4.1.2 ROM I did a fresh install of the Experimental release first. That drained like crazy overnight while being asleep.

So yesterday I installed the 2.0.2 release, but it still drains a lot faster than the official 4.1.2 ROM.

Today, it went from 100% to 69% in 4,5 hours while not being used, only mobile and WiFi on, no BT and no GPS, not much apps on it so almost no syncing.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fabiosirigu:
HDR

any way to have hdr camera?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Christiancs1969:
Use a battery app (better battery stats ... Bad app use CyanFox gapps? No battery problem here.. Try rom no apps to see
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Fr0z3n77:
Hi all

is Halo not included in new Nightly? I did not find it ;)

Regards Fr0z3n
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ammarsg:
thanks.i will try it again
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cali.s:
flashed trough update menu works fine,

the phone call are a bit silent ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JuniorGG:
I have the "official" rev. 2.0.2 installed. It's very fast but it drains battery a little too fast.

Just wanted to ask if it's normal that at bootup, the SIM PIN input keyboard does not appear until you unlock the screen, plus in general it takes a long time to load all the widgets.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Christiancs1969:
Did you clean app +dalvik cashe
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Christiancs1969:
Give battery one cycle to settle if still bad use a battery monitoring app batteries good here...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pug123:
No it looks like it has been removed for the time being...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Flow:
Installed another kernel (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2222843).

Used STweaks to lower the frequencies and voltages and to reset the fuel gauge stats.

Diabled Google Now.

So now we wait (to see if battery usage gets any better) :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Android_Raj:
Which is more stable experimental or nightlies
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pug123:
I've only used the nightly for a few hours but having the battery charging problems I had with experimental, I would say nightly....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Christiancs1969:
Also gapps flash not needed anymore..

CyanFox 4.4.2..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] corvus.corax:
Up and running on the current nightly. I will use the stock kernel to see how well that does. At first, titanium backup couldn't restore from the external SD but I seem to have sorted that. I'm glad to see halo isn't there by default. I won't miss it. I see Wi-Fi direct still is not operational. One little issue I am having that I've had before is that when the screen is off and I press the home button to turn it on, it sometimes jumps into the task manager, which I then have to close to get to a home screen. I think the only way to handle that is to put a time delay on that button. I hope in the future colors for icons on the status bar, in the settings menu and on the notification panel can be set without going to an xposed app (cuz it doesn't work with ART). Is there any possibility that zoom can be enabled in the video recorder and that its exposure level can be brought up to the same level as the still camera? Other than those, I am liking this ROM.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] laca77:
Hello

Bug or feature? If i push the caller (sorry i dont know what is the original name of this application), so i would like to call anybody, if i press the little icon that should bring up the number buttons, it doesn't show anything, just a big grey box. If i push it again, the box disappear. Push agan, i get the numbers and can make a dial.

I met whit this problem in 2.0.2, expemiental, last nightly.

Laca
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pug123:
Not getting that problem here..have you tried clearing data for phone app...:confused:

Also dalvik cache after flash of ROM....maybe...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] laca77:
Hello

Thanks.. clearing all data of "phone" application resolv this problem :D

Laca
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bonilobo62:
Incoming call imagen cut.

:what::(:banghead:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] corvus.corax:
I am getting that cutoff also. but once I answer, the full image appears.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bonilobo62:
not so well

major problem:confused::(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] corvus.corax:
I wouldn't say Major Problem. But it does need fixing.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] billyJ:
I got cut off as well, it might be that background for buttons isn't transpatent.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MNT_:
Updater since first experimental build supports incremental/delta updates. We only need to configure our servers to serve delta updates. So very soon you will download only 10-20 mb size updates instead of 250+ mb...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mosquito79:
How can I activate Halo in the newest release?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Christiancs1969:
Halo removed to make way for new.... Floating notifications.. Alt app;) untill reimplemented

CyanFox 4.4.2..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mosquito79:
Okay, I´m using Floatifications anyway. But there´s no reply function for whatsapp etc. in Floatifications. Could this feature be implemented?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Android_Raj:
I know there is no change log for new nightly build.

Is there any different features added as compared to 2.0.2 stable version.

Or is it just bug fixes.

The battery life on stable version is excellent, using the kernel which cane with rom.

Is the new nightly build more stable and battery friendly.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] corvus.corax:
I can say ART is visibly faster and so far behaving properly. I hope xposed will work with it someday soon.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] groggycl:
I am having problems with the camera.

Randomly the phone would shut down when taking a photo.

What can I do? using 2.0.2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Christiancs1969:
Open install as normal app.. Report back... Nightly out

;)

CyanFox 4.4.2..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] corvus.corax:
So, I was bored today and I flashed gustavo's latest CM11-CWM kernel. I am probably imagining things, but Cyanfox seems even faster now. I'll see how the battery goes. The stock kernel seems pretty decent for the battery.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Christiancs1969:
Yes I would be interested how it goes....

CyanFox 4.4.2..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] corvus.corax:
It will be subjective, as I just kind of gauge by normal use. I'd heard good stuff about gustavo's. It seems to be everyone's go-to kernel when things go sideways. So far, camera, compass, and poweramp are working. Wi-Fi direct is not. That seems to be a common problem across all the S2 4.4 custom ROMs.

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one little discovery about gustavo's is that it disabled the menu and back key lights. you have to install the stweaks app from the playstore to get the lights working.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] erdal67:
I want to use 4.4 but is there any way to use a external videoplayer in the browser?

The built in is not quite good...

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S² with P.A.C Rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Flow:
Like I posted yesterday, I've installed Gustavo's kernel on my gf's S2 as well after having pretty dramatic battery drain on the stock kernel with 2.0.2 stable release.

Also installed STweaks (also found out about the menu and back keys).

But I think what was causing most of the battery drain was Google Now with a combination of having Location service switched on, which I both disabled yesterday.

Anywho, on Gustavo's kernel with some modest tweaks (max cpu freq 1000 MHz, all voltages -25mV, enable zRam on 128 MB and probably some more stuff) and disabling Google Now, this morning I detected that the battery drain overnight is now not present. So that's a good thing :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pug123:
nightly

Been running nightly since release, battery drain reasonable, front face video record still present but workaround from op still works, receive call picture slice not sure whether its a bug or Google related? Found nothing else yet so :good: to @MNT_ and team for a job well done..:)

Edit..

Picture slice is a feature of google stock android phone app..:mad:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rickyjoel:
Need stock SMS app

Hi,

The ROM is running smoothly. Not much battery drain.

Can any one provide stock SMS App for this ROM.

I don't like the hangouts.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Christiancs1969:
Have a try with evolve or other 3rd party message apps... There's been a lot of alternatives posted on our thread

CyanFox 4.4.2..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pug123:
Just open play store and search for KitKat stock messaging. It will give you a lot of choice..:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JuniorGG:
Hello Christian.

Yes i did. Did it twice actually.

So I understand it's not normal to get widgets loaded slowly at bootup, and the PIN input keyboard appearing only after unlocking the screen, isn't it?

Btw sorry for replying so late.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Christiancs1969:
Some widget's are slow for me... How slow Very very? Pin after lock I dont use but will try? Is it like this on other roms? I'll check when I have time

CyanFox 4.4.2..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pug123:
I decided to be anal,:laugh: and using a stopwatch timed my digi clock widget load up after rebooting from recovery and it actually took 22 seconds ,that is fairly slow in my eyes....:confused:

Tried the pin lock as well but no probs there...:good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JuniorGG:
I've just cleared Dalvik cache and now it seems it's a bit faster in rebooting, although it may only be my first impression.

Anyway I'll say that the bootup sequence i'm getting is somewhat weird. Instead of normally being, as I'm used with TW:

1. PIN input keyboard

2. Launcher startup with all widgets and home pages being loaded and updated

3. Lockscreen (once the screen timeout is reached) regularly showing its own widgets.

it is instead:

1. Lockscreen with no widgets (only the lock simbol)

2. PIN input keyboard after unlocking screen

3. back to lockscreen after PIN insertion, although this time the lockscreen widgets are visible

4. Launcher startup after unlocking screen, with all widgets and home pages being loaded and updated in a noticeably longer time than normal (about 30s for a few usual widgets that normally would take a couple of seconds to load and update on TW).

The complete bootup process drains about 4-5% battery, during which the phone gets warm indicating high CPU load. Then battery continues to drop a little faster than normal for a few other minutes before settling to "normal" drain rate, and the phone stopping to be warm.

I was used to 0% drain during bootup, with the former rooted stock android 2.3.4 GingerBread ROM I had (yes, the old GB).

I have to say that my battery is almost 3 years' old. I don't play games thereby I don't stress it too much, but it's always a 3 years' old battery so don't expect it to last as a brand new one.

I also have to say that I'm currently using Nova launcher pro instead of the launcher included in the rom, anyway it does not appear to affect bootup time significantly.

Cheers for caring and thank you for what never the less, is a wonderful ROM indeed

Luca
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shiyou:
gta san andreas and vice city force closes when i click on them
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pug123:
checked with another rom (SK) and the clock widget was there on bootup (no lag)......
[Galaxy S II Android Development] corvus.corax:
I've been running gustavo's kernel for about a day now. Overnight, I had horrendous battery drain, like about 7 or 8% per hour with the wifi and data off. Maybe from all the semi-charging, reflashes and wipes, and switching to ART. Anyway, I put in a freshly charged spare battery and it resolved the issue. I have come to believe that each battery is recognized by the system, so I think it must have reset with itself once I changed them. Now, I seem to be getting excellent battery life. I can't say for certain it is hugely better than stock, but it is better. Of course, with gustavo's, it is necessary to install Stweaks -if only to get the back and menu keys to light up (gustavo's turns them off by default), but then you also get all the cool things that can do if you know how to use it - tweaks for cpu, gpu, audio, bln, gamma, memory, and so on.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] billyJ:
Hi,

I managed to increase audio volume on Cyanrom, just copy to files you want to system/etc/tinyalsa-audio.xml

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10064382/Share/Audio.rar

medium settings should be enough for most people, high is for hard hearing

added low settigns, i think it's still loud enough
[Galaxy S II Android Development] corvus.corax:
My phone is working spectacularly well (excluding the things that will be fixed in future versions of the ROM) and I am bored. Please get out that next release of the ROM so I have something new to fuss with :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Android_Raj:
Is this xml file to increase the overall audio output or for specific function like music, call etc.

One more thing while replacing the file should I remove the word medium or just replace the file as it is and delete the old file, which was there in the system.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] billyJ:
Increase for general volume. Remove the extension. Try low first.

Galaxy S2 running CyanFox KK 4.4.2 with Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] h4wk3y3:
San Andreas works for me.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shiyou:
Which version of gta do u use 1.03 or 1.02?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pug123:
I opened the file and it looks like it changes the overall volume..you have to extract one of the 3 files contained within the zip and the copy the one you want to system/ etc ... As for the old file I would cut and paste to SD card just in case you need to restore it.:good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shiyou:
Gps is not locking in

Anybody else also have this problem?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] billyJ:
No GPS problems here.

Galaxy S2 running CyanFox KK 4.4.2 with Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pug123:
Tried with gps tester from playstore with no problems....:confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sarvesvara.dasa:
How to enable USB debug options?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pug123:
You have to enable developer mode ,

----Settings About phone..Tap 6-7X on build number------. But this and other stuff about ROM on op and post 2&4..;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Flow:
Did you try that fuel-gauge reset in STweaks?

And maybe disable Google Now, see if it makes a difference.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] corvus.corax:
no need to do that so far. the battery is discharging properly. I don't have Google Now installed.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] h4wk3y3:
Where can I find out about that? Google-Play and my Settings say it is Version 1.0
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pug123:
Just looked on play store and latest version of GTA/vc is 1.03..;)