[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] CarlDeanCatabay:
Reserved-03

BUG TRACKER

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Lost IMEI | Emergency Calls Only | Not Registered to Network

-New firmwares for GT-S5360 such as DXLL1, DXMA1, DDMD1 have new RIL file which supports new kernel with the latest RAMDisk. The thing is, most of the kernels we have here does not have the newest RAMDisk which causes the issue. Your IMEI is there, it's not erased or went to a mall for shopping, it's hidden. It doesn't want you to find him. He's bad and I bet he feels bad by now.

SOLUTION

-Flash a kernel with latest RAMDisk that supports new RIL. There is a good reason why Hyperion does not come with a kernel aside from the sticky thread over there about GPL. Seriously, can't find this GPL crackdown thing in GS4 threads. Perhaps we are that special, but that's the rule. We live by the rules. :angel:

UPDATE

-RIL Fix flashable zip: HYPERION-08.GM-RIL.FIX

-Credits to Nitzz for the fix. You can read more about this on his THREAD

Scrolling Bug

-Let me get this straight, this is not a bug. It's called SuperSmooth Scroll tweak. To achieve this, we disabled ScrollingCache in framework.jar. This is a system-wide tweak and affects almost all apk you installed as well as all the stock apps that came with the ROM.

-We removed scrolling cache to eliminate scrolling lag on apps. I don't understand why there are people who are annoyed by this. But if you insist that this is annoying and you want to fix something that's not broken, here's the info you need:

[ANDROID_PACKAGES_FRAMEWORK_FRAMEWORK_JAR]

-ABS_LIST_VIEW: createScrollingCacheEnabled: 0x0

-ABS_LIST_VIEW: initAbsListView: v2

-ABS_LIST_VIEW: setScrollingCacheEnabled: disabled​

Jumping Music Playback Volume Level

So lately few folks are reporting about jumping volume level when changing tracks in music player. We are not really sure whether to consider this as a bug or just plain lack of media file management.

The thing is, accept it or not, almost everybody in the world didn't purchase the music tracks they're listening too. Most probably it's from torrents or plain web rip of MP3 files but who cares? Does it have anything to do with this issue? -YES! Indeed!

On final build we re-introduced the a modified sound equalizer (forked from CyanogenMod) and on this build, there is an option to enable and disabled dynamic ranged compression. This option is most noticeable depending on your MP3 file's bit rate and/or acoustic sound level. If the volume jumps when a certain music track is played, that is most probably caused by higher acoustic sound level or lower sound level.

SOLUTION

To resolve the issue, you have 2 options:

Disable Dynamic Range Compression as the effect of this option is barely noticeable if you are not using studio quality headphones.

Adjust the song playback level using iTunes

This is the only tool/app I know that can batch adjust your music files playback sound to the same level. To do that, follow the steps below:

Open iTunes (10.x or higher)

Drag all your MP3 files to iTunes's Music Library

At the upper left corner of iTunes you will find menu bar

Select Edit > Playback tab > Sound Check (Automatically adjust song payback volume to the same level)

Wait for it to finish adjusting the playback sound level of your files

Close iTunes and copy the files from your computer to your device