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[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] soloilmeglio:
thanks [MENTION=5527155]Villacanale[/MENTION] and the other donators... the work in x-note rom is much difficult... there is a huge number of modified apk and files... as you can see in every update we try to introduce more and now we realize that more and more time and patience is needed to port all the work to newest bases... personally I had to purchase 2 extra batteries .... I need a faster laptop and a extra monitor... xentrix has a family and both have a private life and job... we are 1000 km far and only talk with hangouts.... I have a slower connection ... you can understand how much difficult is .... and we are only two devs...

we want to say thanks to all user for appreciate our work ... today we've take a break from android but tomorrow we will power on our pc to work on new features for next X-Note releases

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[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Nuno Oliveira:
With Stock kernel my "fake" s-view runs perfectly, without xposed modules. It's one of the changes on oficial NB3.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Dai323:
Easy bro. I was just trying to get people to calm down. No reason to get personal. For the sake of this thread, Im gonna pretend I didnt read that "waste your own life on drugs" part. No need to get personal. I just wanted things to settle down a bit.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] holyprot:
Does x-note kernel has NB3 base or has old base ?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] tattari:
@soloilmeglio

So i've been running the room since the morning "Leonardo" and it's working absolutely perfect , I applaud you and [MENTION=4937312]xentrix[/MENTION] for this epic rom , Really much appreciated , and keep up the goodwork ^^ , and if you need any contribution that i can do , please ask , i've got a few tricks up my sleeves at photoshop :P , also can make a boot animation if u want ...etc =D
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] soloilmeglio:
all contributions are always welcome ;)

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[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] holyprot:
Thx alot for your hard work.

A question and a reporting a bug...

Does x-note kernel based on nb3 kernel or based on old one ?

Reporting a little bug...

In ver. 9 there is transparent but in ver.10 not...

Check attachment.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Dahdoul:
Thank you for the awesome rom it works well on my brand new iphone 5s :sly:
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] vanisleguy1976:
I agree with your second statement and I understand your frustration with the first statement.

I beg you not to shut down development :(

Galaxy Note 3 SM-N900W8 (Rogers Canada) X-Note 9.0 CivZ-KatTurbine-Rev1.2

Galaxy GearSM-V700 Null_22.1
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] jembot:
Allshare Cast

Does Allshare Cast hardware dongle work with this rom?

Anyone tried using one with v10? Thanks.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] chuckmonster89:
Yeahhh.the s-view works just fine with the stock kernel.just the home button not working for me.awesome rom is awesome though
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] HTCtouchuk:
So you read whole op?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] MasterThiefGarrett:
Guess I forgot to click to show that content....duh :rolleyes:
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] rebels71:
S-View issue

The rom is super great as usual but my fake s-view cover is not working. I am on xnote kernel 1.5 with xposed module installed. I know someone has mentioned that it works with the stock kernel but i prefer xnote kernel over the stock as it gives better battery life to the device. I hope solo will look in to my issue. Thanks to the team again.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] iterimpius:
Looks like you have a few options:

1 - wait for a new custom kernel based on the one that fixes 3rd party accessory compatibility

2 - get the newest stock kernel and get your cover working now, battery life ain't that bad really

3 - get a legit cover
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] torreseemee:
Anybody having trouble importing contacts from files?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] torreseemee:
Help me. Why did my options button not working?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] celderic:
finally decided to jump to KK instead of waiting for BTU.

flashing the latest polish as we speak, then i will reboot, flash a KK custom recovery, wipe system and data and flash x-note 10.

just posting this really if anybody is in the same situation.

EDIT:

Odin ran fine without errors. phone reboots and is stuck on 'rebooting recovery....'

waited 2 mins, pulled the battery and tried again. to no luck,

then flashed chenglus kk recovery in odin. still not working, just added 'set warranty bit' underneath.

im about to flash the polish firmware again. has anybody else had this?

also the phone doesnt get warm or anything while staying on rebooting recovery. just sits there

EDIT2:

Reflashed the polish firmware, still on the same rebooting recovery in blue in the top left.. the md5 is fine. checks and flashes all parts fine.. running out of ideas

EDIT3:

genuinely scared myself haha. i was using odin 3.09, tried with 1.85 and all is well. on the bootanimation booting as i type this :)
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Andrewtst:
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I always ask people tick Update Phone Bootloader (even some user argue to me it is extra useless step, but some people really need to tick it to prevent the stuck). Do that and your problem solved.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] nguyenson318:
I've installed v10, but not with v9.0 felt. So it was back to the 9 :)

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You can Mod Software News and Weather for Rom is not? Because it does not fully tap like in Android 4.3 news. and can not adjust the widget to fit the screen. Thanks
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] bibo979:
Can someone please tell me how to install the aosp theme presented on the main page?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] RollsReus™:
How do I change this? I've disabled Xiu and Wanam and I'm only using GravityBox but I can't seem to figure out how to move them so they don't stack up like that.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] radicalisto:
EDIT DOH in XNOTE thread -- I don't get what you mean by don't stack up like that
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] fracture8:
This rom is the amazing too bad there isn't one for T-Mobile
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] dlorean:
You can disable the traffic monitor into the x note control app

N9005 ~ X-Note 10.0 Slim ~ X-Kernel 1.5
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] RollsReus™:
I using version 10.0 and I mean that I don't want the clock above the "trafficmeter", but rather one centered and one to the right.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] radicalisto:
It should work for T-Mo so long as you flash a different kernel --- Well at least that's what I am led to believe -- someone correct me if I am wrong

EDIT: Updater-script might need modded though.

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Use the XNOTE Control app as stated above your last post :)
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] RollsReus™:
Removing the monitor worked, but how do I move the clock to the right? And making the clock bigger would be nice too.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Andrewtst:
Just love X Transformer. :D I use 383 DPI now. :D

Reason I use 383 DPI is to make sure the below screen top bar look nicely fit.

I find 383 DPI nice for me in better size, not over huge or too small.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] radicalisto:
I believe it was in Aroma inital set up - on the previous version a SystemUI mod was released to move from centre. You could try GravityBOX and see if that over rides it.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] RollsReus™:
GravityBox only has a checkbox for hiding the clock, which always has been unchecked (no effect checking it). I'm going to sleep now, but I'll look for other solutions when I wake up.

Thanks for the help so far though :)
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] armadilloben:
a little help upgrading from 7.0

hey guys i could really use some help upgrading from 7.0 to 10.0 im slightly confused by the instructions because im using 4.3 and have safestrap installed i posted in the q&a section asking for help with this issue and it details all of my info here is the link http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=50444663

any help would be really appreciated

thanks

ben
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] ceragon:
Email aosp and exchange service crash on v10 xnote
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] DrawnToLife:
Mine is working fine ><
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] pio_masaki:
You may want to make it very clear in your posts, like large red letters, that this WILL wipe internal sd when it's flashed, some users may not know of this. Just as a courtesy to users.

I don't mean to start a whole war about backing up or whatever, just a friendly suggestion to help users who may not know it is a possibility flashing this.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] daisymone:
Someone please tell me why on earth i lost all my important information on my internal sd card because upon flashing this rom it was wiped when i see nothing in the op stating it clearly enough that it would do that. Nothing. Not riddles or me trying to guess it would do that but a clear

this will wipe ur internal sd!

Thats is all.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] shawn0223:
Dafuq is up with your rom wipin niggaz internal sd without notice thats messed up. Should make that information known buddy
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] DrawnToLife:
Literally over the last 20 pages, it has been established that flashing Roms on any non 9005 model is known to wipe internal SD. I guess you can partially blame the devs for not "warning you," but seriously, did you not make a back up? Do you usually change update your computer OS without backing it up?

Sent from my Rogers SM-N900W8
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] LowEndGeek:
I have to agree, not everyone know about this, and the OP DOES NOT do a good job of making sure people know about it. My wife and I also lost about a GIG, a FREAKING GIG of pictures and videos of our two girls.

This is unacceptible, now my 'memories' are up in smoke because of a carless developer, do NOT ASSUME that everyone knows that the rom will wipe the internal storage, through all 7 of my devices NONE and I mean NONE of them wiped internal storage so there was no reason for me to think that this rom would.

One thing is for sure, I will not be flasing ANYTHING from this dev anymore, I cannot trust him/her to reveal ALL potential issues.

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Negative, the OP has a duty to disclose any and all potential issues so that a prospective flasher knows. This thread is over 600 pages long, are you telling me that you read ALL 600+ pages BEFORE flasing a new rom? If you say yes I call bs on that.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] sh@h!d:
I tried to search but could not find any solution. the problem is that v10 also wiped my internal sdcard as i clean installed it but that's not an issue for me as i didn't have anything important. the problem is that now when i installed apps from playstore like whatsapp and viber and quickpic etc. none of them is working properly. can't share or receive any pictures or anything in whatsapp. quickpic gives database error code 14... then i noticed that there aint no folders for any of my downloaded apps on internal sdcard. i have verified the md5sum and its perfect. i came from v9 and it was working fine, all this happened just with this v10. i have flashed twice and second time i even wiped internal sdcard from twrp. but the issue is still there. i selected stock kernel in aroma and on startup i see seandroid enforcing. and i am using N9005 then why it wiped my data at first???

if anyone could be of any help please...
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] marcoxx626:
Buddy of mine lost pictures of his newborn baby because his internal was wiped. This should be very clear in large red letters in the OP. Even if it had already been mentioned in previous posts, this isn't something that flashing Roms normally does. Just a suggestion.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] pio_masaki:
Exactly what I was saying I didn't want to start a debate over. It's just a friendly suggestion to make it very clear to users this does happen flashing his/her ROM, backing up has nothing to do with the fact it does happen and is not mentioned in the OPs. I don't want to start anything, so please don't get defensive (anyone) I just think it's a good idea to make it very clear this can and does erase data that a user may not expect to have lost during a ROM flash as it's not a "normal" thing to occur.

I should also note, I didn't lose anything, I'm pointing out a missing piece of information that most users would consider quite important. It's entirely up to the OP to include this or not, but I'm sure there are users who would see it and be glad it was there for them to see clearly rather then assume the user has previous flashing experience and/or will read even the last 20 pages of the thread. Most will maybe read the ROM name, android version and where to click for the goods, not 20+ pages in either direction of the thread to find out it does something like erasing the internal sd card.

I'll leave you all to get back to the fun stuff of discussing the ROM, I've put my 2 cents in twice.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] DrawnToLife:
Yes, the developer should have made it clear, but the fact is that he didn't. And I mean, if it's not in the OP but it's of concern to you, then it would be in your best interest to research a little before making the decision to flash, especially blindly without making a back up.

It doesn't matter if your other roms wiped or didn't wipe, what matters is specifically what this rom does. And sure, it might not be evident right at the front, but if it's something as important to you as your personal data, then would it hurt to do a few minutes of searching to see if someone else asked the same question or encountered the same problem? And besides, if it's pictures you cherish, especially of such importance, why are you not backing these things up on a regular basis.. Regardless of if a rom wipes or not, if the pictures mean that much to you, you should be saving them routinely to a safe place.

Anyways, that's where I stand. I spent a couple days researching this rom before installing it and made sure I knew exactly what I was getting into when I flashed it.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] e-note-icon:
All I can say you guys are AMAZING...
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] soloilmeglio:
don't report unexisting bugs.

you did a dirty flash and have samsung client in your previous rom or simply you tried to replace apk manually without know how to.

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[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] radicalisto:
IN all honesty, messing with your device you can and will run into issues. Backup's should be done especially before changing the OS software. I see your point, but In my opinion if users are quick enough to mess with their expensive devices they should read a lot and know the risks.

Took me weeks of reading before I even put a custom recovery on my device. I wanted to cover every angle even though I wanted a custom ROM so badly.

Sorry you lost your data, but again I reiterate (even though we've all dirty flashed and kept our data previously) a backup is essential and to be fair to the dev's they do say backup.

Harsh words especially given that this ROM is free, calling a dev careless isn't nice. I do however appreciate you have lost important stuff and are probably quite angry about it.

Without banging on and on, again I will say especially if you've been around a while flashing etc, you should know to expect hiccups and issues regarding loss of data.

I will say it seems that Custom Recoveries on devices that are not N9005 appear to wipe data. It is the ROM dev's fault? I doubt it, I'm more inclined to levy the blame towards the Custom recovery -- note not the custom recovery dev's but the way they are designed to work around Samsung devices - ( [MENTION=4363415]polish_pat[/MENTION] had this same issue also) . But changing important features like OS/Recovery on an Expensive device is always gonna be a risk.

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To summarise, - Moral of my story is always backup. doesn't matter if you dirty flashed 300 times or never. You can and will one day always encounter an issue of some variety. Flaming devs/users or getting into an outright war is silly really at the end of the day the device is yours no one elses. You are ultimately responsible for it not a ROM developer hundreds if not thousands of miles away from you.

Remember this work is all free, you don't have to download it, you don't have to even look at it. You chose to. And the risks are there whether you agree with them or not.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] soloilmeglio:
the rom is for n9005 and it's clear.

you come in our n9005 section even if you have a different device. What do you want? why don't you stay in your specific forum section? ah ok you are an advanced user and know how to port rom born for a device to a different device. So you know your partition table and make your updater script. Or I'm wrong? you came in different forum section and flash what you want?

I have no words. all my words are in op. It don't need to be edited.

Edit: buy a n9005 if you want n9005 rom or just read more before flash or ask.

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[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Phelicks:
Very nice update ☺ Thank you very much. I found that clock on AOSP theme is moved very close to network signal.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] lambik333:
maybe kenharkey7 you read this:

"I am not responsible for any damage to your device.

The installation of the ROM is at your own risk.

However, the flash procedure is always performed

at least three times with a day of testing.

FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS PROVIDED BELOW"
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] sh@h!d:
please address this issue, i am on N9005.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] radicalisto:
In TWRP wipe /system then reflash it again-- Make sure you have the ROM on your extSD also incase of issues -- Grab a PIT file just incase you need to re-partition due to any errors
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] williamyi:
Well to be fair to the developer, both of them are supporting the international Qualcomm SM-N9005 Note 3. There are roms intended for n9005 are compatible with other model of Note 3 but there is always some issue. We can't expect the developer to support all Note 3 variant without having the device. My empathy to those non N9005 users who lost their memory and I understand your frustration, but blaming the developer for not putting the warning in OP is really a false accuse to the developer. It is either you flash your variant specific rom or take extra caution when playing with rom from other variant.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] sh@h!d:
did that but the issue is still there.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] radicalisto:
Odin back to Stock then start the process of custom recovery/rom again.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] vanisleguy1976:
If your phone falls in a puddle, do you blame the water for damaging your device? If you drop it down the stairs, do you throw your hands in the air and blame the staircase? If (God forbid) your home burns to the ground, do you blame the fire?

May sound dramatic... But seriously, it isn't solo or xentrix or civ or anyone else's fault that you lost your data. Don't get me wrong, I'm not insensitive and heartless, it truly pains me that precious memories have been lost forever. But at the end of the day, you can't blame anyone but yourself.

Why on earth would you not have your phone set up to automatically upload to Dropbox??? It's part of the initial setup of the phone! For crying out loud! I think my point (to tie it into my first paragraph) is that anything could happen to your phone. It's up to you to make sure your most precious of memories are safely stored away from your device. Backup to multiple locations. And backup often.

I hate to sound preachy here, it just irks me when people lash out for something that ultimately is their own fault. Don't blame others for your own foolishness.

Galaxy Note 3 SM-N900W8 (Rogers Canada) X-Note 9.0 CivZ-KatTurbine-Rev1.2

Galaxy GearSM-V700 Null_22.1
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] marcoxx626:
Don't mean to start an argument, but if it's known that the rom has issues (yes this is an issue, and a pretty big one for some people) it should be stated very clearly in the OP. Doesn't matter how you think or feel about it, that's jus the way it should be. It's very well known that many people flash Roms without reading every page in the thread before they flash it, so making excuses for not including a disclaimer in the OP is not going to help anyone.

And you said it yourself, "It doesn't matter if your other roms wiped or didn't wipe, what matters is specifically what this rom does." because of the fact that this rom has something that even you recognize is out of the ordinary, it should be EXPLICITLY stated in the OP. Don't want to cause anymore disruption in here, just trying to avoid any problems for flashers.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] shawn0223:
^^^^what he said. #win
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] LowEndGeek:
Again you are assuming. I an not the one who flashed it my wife was. Neither of us have had this issue with any other ROM on any other device so there was no reason to expect it from here. If there is an issue with a device or a ROM it needs to be disclosed. Full stop. To the person who said my words are harsh considering the ROM is free.... That doesn't being back what I or others lost now does it ?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] i.3mad:
hahahaha:laugh:
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] pio_masaki:
So you would rather let a user possibly unknowingly lose their data then spend the time it took to write that post and add a note to the OP to possibly help avoid that in the future? I understand it's not your fault it happened, I personally never said it was, just mentioned it might be a good thing to add it, and why I thought it would be a good thing to add to the first post in a clear manner.

I post ROMs. I post various tools. In those posts, if there's even a chance it can erase anything, I make it a point to make it clear that it will in fact delete data. It takes 10 seconds and can possibly save one of your users heartache, are your users not important enough for you to spend 10 seconds to add 1 line of text saying it can delete your internal sd data?

I appreciate the time it takes to make a ROM, release it, maintain the thread, answer the questions, the time and work and devotion involved in it, believe me I do, I also do it, I have plenty of work and hours and tears devoted to my users here on XDA, and I would not hesitate for one second to post something a user suggested, especially something as important as losing personal data. I wouldn't turn and mock a user for it and be defensive about it.

It's your thread, of course run it as you see fit, but I can see clearly how important your users are to you. I know your users will back your decision to not include it because "back ups fires you should have known etc etc" but you can not deny including that one line in a clear easily seen manner could possibly prevent another of your users from losing previous data instead of laying the blame on the user for not knowing for whatever number of reasons.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] marcoxx626:
Nice contribution to the development community.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] SAMERKAD:
no its not ROM related ..... but i solved it by flashing the recovery again throw ODIN.....

thanks!!!!

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its exactly what i did... sorry just read your post .... thanks for your help...