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[HTC One V] Rapscallion16:
WinDroid Universal Android Toolkit v2.3 Now Out!

I'm happy to announce that the WinDroid Universal Android Toolkit v2.3 update is now out! It includes a bunch of new features, fixes and supported devices, so check it out and let me know what you think! :fingers-crossed:

You can download it here.
[HTC One V] Rapscallion16:
WinDroid Universal Android Toolkit v2.5 Now Out!

I'm happy to announce that the WinDroid Universal Android Toolkit v2.5 update is now out! As always, let me know what you think and report any bugs you encounter! :highfive:

You can download it here.
[HTC One V] Rapscallion16:
WinDroid Toolkit v3.0 Is Now Out!

WinDroid Toolkit v3.0 has been released! It's a huge update with a material redesign, major recode and support for 43 new devices!

You can out more specific changes in the changelog here.

You can download the new update here.

All versions before v3.0 will not have their files updated anymore since I've moved from hosting on BasketBuild to Amazon S3. Please update to v3.0 to ensure you're getting the latest recovery and root files!
[Galaxy S II General] iDynamics:
Wow! Thanks so much. Downloading now.
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Wow, you already found it and I wasn't even finished putting everything up... make sure you use the new CWM, very very very important!
[Galaxy S II General] iDynamics:
Followed the instructions ( to the best of my ability :D ) but I'm getting a random red border flicker every so often. I'm also not seeing the 91fixoverlays script in my init.d folder.

Smooth rom so far!
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
I totally forgot to update the build.prop with the build type, it is responsible for the red border. Either use a build.prop editor or open the /system/build.prop with a text editor and change the following line:

Change it to:

You will need to reboot after making this change.

In regards to the 91fixoverlays script, I do appologize. I forgot to include it in the zip... Please download the attached 91fixoverlays.txt file and rename it to 91fixoverlays and move it to /system/etc/init.d and change it's permissions to match the other files in that directory.

Sorry for missing these two things. I will update the packages ASAP and will post a note when it's done so you know that there is no need to follow the steps in this post.
[Galaxy S II General] iDynamics:
Much appreciated! No more red flickering. Thanks!
[Galaxy S II General] RukusX7:
Wow! Thank you!
[Galaxy S II General] FuryriderX:
This. Is. Amazing!!!!!

Downloading now, will install and report back in a bit with findings.

Thanks so much!!
[Galaxy S II General] bijon440:
Awesome. Downloading. Will report back. Thanks!
[Galaxy S II General] Zippy Dufus:
I'm first!! (to post, anyway).

Installed the ROM. Did a clean flash (factory reset).

Upon the boot I got "Unfortunately Bluetooth Share has stopped" but appears to be no ramifications.

ROM looks great! Feels smooth.

Will do more testing.

Thanks
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
I think this is due to our oddly small cache partition. Only 100MB as compared to the skyrocket at 300MB. Currently, I only moved four apps in the gapps package to the data partition do that their dex files don't end up in the /cache/dalvik-cache dir and instead end up in /data/dalvik-cache. I think I need to move others. I also think that it happens only on first boot without side effects because a couple of the installed apps only run on first boot, then their dex files can be deleted (I think this happens automatically).
[Galaxy S II General] Majortom420:
Thanks titanic_fanatic, you've breathed new life into an old phone
[Galaxy S II General] FuryriderX:
Only issue I've run into so far is that auto rotate doesn't seem to work :-/
[Galaxy S II General] RukusX7:
I enabled kernel same page merging under performance and no lock screen issues.
[Galaxy S II General] FuryriderX:
Cool, I'll give that a try. Anyone else having auto-rotation issues?
[Galaxy S II General] formercontra:
Rotation is not working for me, though I always keep it on portrait anyway so I am not complaining.
[Galaxy S II General] bijon440:
Rotation doesn't work here, and every so often I run into spells where the only button that works is the home button and haptic feedback stops working all around. A reboot fixes it and it seems random. Other than those few things this is soooooo smooth. I'm happy. Thanks so much!
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Fix for Sensors

Hey guys, to fix the sensors, download this attachment sensors.default.so.txt and rename it to sensors.default.so, move it to /system/lib/hw and give it the same permissions as the other files in that directory, then reboot and your sensors should be working ;)
[Galaxy S II General] bijon440:
Works now! Thanks ya muchly.
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Sort of, it will delete the battery stats file, but you would still need to go through the charging to 100% part manually.

I don't see a need for such apps like performance tuner. I don't use it myself.
[Galaxy S II General] irenek:
After looking at your logcat, I discovered that a couple of your apps don't have the correct dalvik-cache. Torch and Terminal to be more specific. I assume you are experiencing issues with both of them. First question is, did you flash the gapps from this thread, or the gapps downloaded from elsewhere? I ask this because I had to modify the gapps package because our cache partition is only 100MB and the full gapps package was causing the dalvik-cache to not populate properly, thus some apps force closed. The modified gapps package is not slimmed down, but rather some of the apps are moved to the /data partition as user apps instead of being part of the /system partition as system apps. This allowed the system to properly build the dalvik-cache.

So my assumptions are that your cache partition has been filled and the system can't create the necessary dalvik-cache files. If this is the case, and you used an alternative gapps package, this is what I would suggest trying.

Check /system/app/ for these files:

Gmail.apk

GmsCore.apk

GooglePlus.apk

QuickSearchBox.apk

Move them to /data/app

Set the permissions on all 4 files to the same as the other files in /data/app

While still in your file manager, click each apk to open it with the package installer and allow the system to install the apps (this will create the dalvik-caches at /data/dalvik-cache)

Check /cache/dalvik-cache for the following files and delete them:

system@app@Gmail.apk@classes.dex

system@app@GmsCore.apk@classes.dex

system@app@GooglePlus.apk@classes.dex

system@app@QuickSearchBox.apk@classes.dex

Now reboot into CWM recovery and go to Advance -> Wipe Dalvik Cache and then reboot. The system will now try to rebuild your dalvik-cache which should hopefully rectify your issues with terminal and torch ;)

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Thank you!

Answering your questions: I flashed gapps from this thread, but I used my gmail backup to restore all my apps.

I had a problem with terminal, but I deleted it from system/app and re-installed it - no problems after that

I did the same with my torch.apk and now system throws me exceptions :)

I don't have any of the mentioned above apps in my system/app folder (I have email.apk though which I use as my primary e-mail app)

I have QuickSearchBox.apk in my data/app folder - reinstalled it as you suggested

I will probably flash the rom and gapps again :)
[Galaxy S II General] Arodg25:
Your so wizard. :) :thumbup: totally fixed my problem. Thanks so much.
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Alright, so I finally got my pictures on the external sdcard to show in the gallery. How did I do it? I first had to remove the .nomedia file that I had at the root of my external sdcard, then I ran the media scanner using Rescan media root. I had to wait about 15 to 20 mins to give the media scanner a chance to run. I have not yet tested this with the audio, but I suspect the same should be true for that.

I did also try listening to my audio through both Apollo and play music and both had issues with what sounded to me like crackling from a record and a couple of skips. I tried using the dsp as well and it's just as horrible as the last time I used it. My initial scan of my logcat didn't reveal any pressing issues with regards to the audio streams.

I'm still running testing on this, but I strongly recommend poweramp to anyone who uses their phone as an mp3 player as you just can't beat the quality of the sound that it produces. It's developed by an amazing developer who works very hard to bring the best music player to android and the $4.99 price tag is definitely not unreasonable. You can get a 14 day free trial to see what I'm talking about. The sound I get from my phone with poweramp makes me feel like I'm at a concert ;) Make sure you browse all of the settings as there are many, and it's important to set them up to ensure the best experience, and I promise you... you won't want to go back ;) Also, importing playlists into poweramp is pretty easy too. If you've got a playlist and want to try poweramp let me know and I'll post instructions on importing your playlist ;)
[Galaxy S II General] danrobi:
Thanks again Titanic. Got all my pictures now in gallery.

I agree about Poweramp, simply the best, sound so great with my bose earphones. Been using it a while and it is well worth the price, and i even got it for $1.99.
[Galaxy S II General] Khoapv:
Gallery does not working auto reboot if my open Gallery
[Galaxy S II General] neptune_:
Hey TF, will this be incorporated into a new release?
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
this is most likely due to some existing videos (mp4). The gallery seems to choke when generating previews of videos that were existing. To fix, open a root file manager and browse to where your photos and videos are stored. Move all mp4's into their own folder, then add an empty text file named .nomedia to that directory. This will stop the gallery from trying to load a preview of the videos. To view your existing videos, just open with the file manager ;)

Yes, this will be incorporated into the next build scheduled for the end of the month ;) I also have a few mods for the build.prop that will be included as well to stop screen flicker. So now we won't have a requirement for any of the init.d scripts (unless you want to run the media scanner script) ;)
[Galaxy S II General] microcontroleur:
SD Card and Vibration on touch issues

Hi,

Installed the ROM on Sunday and it was working great except for the Unlock screen issue.

Yesterday, I installed the latest kernel (SGH-I757M-Kernel-cm10.2-20131013.zip) which totally fixed the unlock screen issue but now I have two new issues:

- I have the reboot a couple time to get either SDcard0 or SDcard1 to be available. Very annoying since all my music and movie are on my external card. Last night, after a numerous amount of rebooting I couldn't get both sdcards to work. I reverted to the previous kernel, sdcards were there. Then I flashed back the latest kernel and now, it seems to load sdcard0 most of the time but the sdcard1 not loaded all the time or is loaded but shows as empty for a couple minute. I unmount it and mount it back again and then I can access my files.

- Second issue is with the small vibration when pressing the home buttons, keyboard, etc. Works sometimes after a reboot.
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
I'm aware of the vibration issue. It's due to the system incorrectly loading the module on boot. I've tried manually installing the module when it fails to load on boot, but there seems to be another underlying issue and haven't figured it out just yet. Working on it though ;)

As for the sdcards, I have not experienced this. Can you do me a favor, and reboot your phone and add soon as it's done booting, open terminal emulator and type the following commands to pull a logcat (not typing the $ as it denotes a line of code)

This will create a text file called logcat.txt at the root of your sdcard. Please attach that logcat here and I will review it to see if we can get your sdcard fixed ;)

If the logcat doesn't turn up anything, backing up your external sdcard and formatting it then restoring its content might help with the issue, but let's have a look at that logcat first ;)
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Just out of curiosity, is anyone using the new privacy manager features?
[Galaxy S II General] formercontra:
I've enabled privacy manager for all my internet browsing apps, twitter/reddit/fb, figured may as well ;)
[Galaxy S II General] formercontra:
It's not letting me edit my previous comment to add this... but how do you disable the gyroscope? There was the Advanced settings in CM10, where you could pick the screen mode and also disable gyroscopes. How could I do that on this ROM?
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
I'm not sure why it's not there anymore, and tried to install the one from dadoes but it didn't work. I'll look into why it's been removed and see if I can get it back somehow ;)
[Galaxy S II General] danrobi:
As anyone notice or is it just me, when you press power button, it takes a little longer for the lockscreen to come on since the kernel un date.

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But it is really no big deal.
[Galaxy S II General] manfromgta:
A couple days of testing is showing excellent results. I find my galaxy is very snappy. No FC's. All in all very impressive. One observation is that I don't have any ringtones or notifications in settings/sound. Is this just me as I didn't notice any posts regarding this. The sound files are in a system sub folder as I believe they should be.

Sent from my SGH-I757M using Xparent Cyan Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Yes, your are correct. It takes slightly longer since I essentially disabled the latestart/earlyresume functions as they were messing with our lcd's power regulator. This is on the to fix list as the current solution is only a band-aid patch.
[Galaxy S II General] manfromgta:
Can't say I notice any difference with this.

Sent from my SGH-I757M using Xparent Cyan Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
This seems to be occurring only for select users. I'm not sure of the cause. Could you try opening the ringtone options to dismay the pop-up with no options in it, then pull a logcat. The goal here is to see if the system spits out a useful error after you try accessing the ringtones through the system settings where it tells you there are none, or just doesn't display any items to select.

Post that logcat here and I'll take a look ;)
[Galaxy S II General] danrobi:
One other thing, when swipping from one page to another in the app drawer it is a little bit laggy. But that too is not a really big deal since i don't go in there too often.
[Galaxy S II General] irenek:
Hi Titanic, thanks for helping us :)

I have this issue after I flashed ROM on Friday to fix all my issues. Issues were fixed indeed but I have no ringtone :)

When accessing the ringtones, system suggests to select a folder, but only from external or internal sdcard.

Here is a log file:
[Galaxy S II General] Khoapv:
tks
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
You got it working?
[Galaxy S II General] mrono:
Uhhhhh, some how you quoted post 3 years old out of a completely different thread, here's the link to it http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=6639447&postcount=79
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Just an update, I'm still assessing this issue. I haven't found anything yet, but to be honest I haven't looked very thoroughly yet as my latest build is now a 4.3.1 build and had to work out some build errors. Good news is though, by the end of the month you'll all be on 4.3.1 instead of just 4.3 (been running it for a day now). I'll have to dig up the change log to see what has been changed on cm side.
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Well, I'm not sure if that's a bug with tapatalk4 or XDA, but definitely a big bug ;) I'll report it to the webmaster!
[Galaxy S II General] DrMarchHare:
Well I've done it. :D

Dadeo's was the first real Rom I ever installed and was thrilled with it (thanks for all your help there T_F). So, seeing that you are looking after this one and reading through the thread and the great feedback from everyone; made my transition quite easy (a few hiccups while flashing, I don't think everything wiped properly the 1st attempt). No problems installing the updated kernel either.

I do have the Gallery , Play Music , and Apollo issue with not finding my files. As far as music goes, I went with Rocket Player; so that doesn't really affect my use. Gallery is probably more of an issue, as I'd rather not have to use a 3rd party app. I actually prefer it over most of the other ones I've tried.

Other than that, I love it. I think my battery life got a bit better (thanks for all for the battery tips). All the animations are nice and smooth. It's a beautiful UI. Thanks for all your hard work :thumbup:

As I do realize that I know enough to be dangerous; has anyone used Xposed Framework modules with this Rom yet?... or should I be the guinea pig ;)
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
I'm glad to hear that your transition has been easy ;)

For the gallery issue, try removing the 92disablemediascanner from /system/etc/init.d then make sure there are no .nomedia files in the directories that contain your media files. Remember this is recursive so a .nomedia file at the root of a directory applies to all directories that reside in the same directory. Then reboot your phone and let the media scanner run for a while. You should notice things starting to be added fairly soon.

The other way to accomplish this is to download rescan media from the market and use it to force the media scanner to run.

You should be ok to play around with xposed with this rom. Let us know how of goes for you ;)
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
How about an update!

I've been running 4.3.1 for two days now and am mostly impressed. It seems like an all around improvement on performance. Less laggy. I've even decided to turn on the 3d rendering engine on my go launcher ex and am loving it. Battery seems to be slightly better as well.

I was also able to get the advanced settings back. I'm not sure if the "colours" section works properly. I'm not really sure what those settings are for in the first place, but the sensitivity, gyroscope and bln/backlight settings all work. Once I have a chance to fix up the bln, there will be other options here too such as custom blink timing and blink timeout which can assist in saving battery.

The advanced settings and all the other tweaks we've worked out will be included with the next build (now a 4.3.1 build) still scheduled for release at the end of the month ;)

EDIT:

I'm also adding some extra governors and io schedulers to try out ;)
[Galaxy S II General] iDynamics:
Thank you so much t_f for all your work.
[Galaxy S II General] formercontra:
Wooh! Things are moving so fast for a phone that would never have made it past 4.1.2 if not for titanic. Thanks for all the hard work!
[Galaxy S II General] bijon440:
Sooooo...I tried a bunch of the xposed framework modules and they all worked as they claimed. So to verify, any modules you'd like to use will work with this rom. I really missed the UI mods that slim came with so that's what I mostly added, along with some lockscreen tweaks.
[Galaxy S II General] danrobi:
Same for me, I have never liked my phone as much as right now. Thank so much again Titanic. :)
[Galaxy S II General] danrobi:
Can we start dreaming about KitKat on our device???
[Galaxy S II General] DrMarchHare:
So let's just say it worked in the end... It's weird, for 3 hours I was scratching my head, why wasn't it working (rescan media with root and all)? Gave up, went to bed. Got home after work, tried rescan... and it worked. :eek: :what: :D in that order.

And thanks to all for your information on xposed framework. It'll give me something else to mess with tonight. ;)

And yes, like the rest of you, I'm looking forward to the next build. Sounds like you've outdone yourself again t_f! Thanks again :D
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Thanks for all your kind thoughts guys ;)

Dreaming of kit Kat, hmmm... I've been dreaming myself already. I plan on trying a build the moment the code drops :D can't wait!

[MENTION=4959761]DrMarchHare[/MENTION] glad you got it working. Media Scanner can be finicky like that especially if you have lots of media files. It can actually take a few hours to fully scan your device ;) by the way, welcome to the thread ;)
[Galaxy S II General] formercontra:
It'd be cool, if not to get the full ROM, at least to update the gapps... those 4.4 stock apps look so sleek.
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
So I just discovered something and wanted to share. I've been trying to figure out why my Wi-Fi never turns off even when I'm not connected to Wi-Fi. Well, there is a new setting under Settings -> Wi-Fi -> Advanced. Uncheck scanning always available and your Wi-Fi will turn off during sleep ;)
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
I'll have a look to see if the kit Kat gapps are available. They may be incompatible though. Won't know until we ty though ;)
[Galaxy S II General] danrobi:
I don't know if it can give a hint, but I have installed the new playstore and it is working fine.
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Where did you find it? I looked for the 4.4 gapps and it's not out yet.
[Galaxy S II General] danrobi:
I am not sure I think it was on Android Central, something I saw going by on Twitter couple days ago.
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Cheers. If I can find it, I'll include it with the next release ;)
[Galaxy S II General] danrobi:
Great! I'll see if I can find where I found it.

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http://phandroid.com/2013/10/21/new...out-navigation-drawer-now-available-download/

There you go.
[Galaxy S II General] formercontra:
http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/1...-play-store-4-4-21-with-slide-out-navigation/

Just installed the apk, it's legit!
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
I just installed too and I love the new pull out side menu ;)

Thanks both for your links ;)
[Galaxy S II General] DrMarchHare:
Got it loaded as well. Great for me as I run multiple Play accounts. Now I pull out the menu and switch profiles in two easy taps. :thumbup:
[Galaxy S II General] :
I have 2 issues so far but not big issues.

1) no haptic feedback at all. I have replaced the .so file from page 2 but still nothing, I cant seem to find where the setting is to turn it on and off if there was one.

Edit: This doesn't seem to be a haptic feedback issue is seems I have no vibration at all.

2) No sound files for ringers and notifications

I didn't find any more info for the haptic feedback other then replacing the .so file and didn't look about the sound files to if it was mentioned before then I sorry for bringing it up again.

Great work all around and thx so much I was about to junk this phone!
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
For the vibration, open your terminal emulator and first type su, then lsmod. You should see both dhd and vibrator, if you don't, it means that the module hasn't been loaded properly. This is a known bug in this rom, and you will sometimes have to reboot a couple of times to get it to load properly. It's strange because loading of the modules is handled no differently in this rom than in previous roms. This problem seems to happen less frequently in the latest 4.3.1 that I will be releasing at the end of the month ;)

The issue with no ringers seems to only affect some, and am not sure of the cause of this either, but you can use a filemanager to select them from under /system/media/audio/ringtones until I find the solution ;)