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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] djsmeegy:
Hello,

nice to see you here [MENTION=2386686]criskelo[/MENTION] ;) Ive used Criskel ROM on my S3, so glad to see u here.

I'm now on MJ5 bootloader (cause wifi didnt work for me), running on DN3 v3 ROM.

I have just some questions:

1) What about the wifi, is it working?

2) Is here anybody who migrated from DN3?

3) What about the N3 features - any FCs? What about the smart scrolling? Does it work?

4) What about the touchwiz 4x5 and 5x5? Any FCs?

5) What about the custom kernel? Devil2, have anyone tested?

6) Im little bit confused abt warranty bit... Now I have there 0, but if it will increase, is it possible to reset it somehow? And what about the triangle away - does it reset only counter?

Thanx in advance
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] :
I changed from DN3 too Criskelo and I'm very happy with it, everything works very smooth, no FCs and Wifi works fine. I don't use Touchwiz, scrolling things and other Kernel therefore I can only tell you generally.

Sent with my Note2 powered by Hurricane ROM and Superwolf Style
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] aguadilu:
When should we wait for v. 22? I'm on Cyanogen Unnoficial KitKat quite happy but I'm thinking of changing to Criskelo and don't know if I should wait for next version or try this.

Thanks for the allegedly good work! I've always loved Criskelo's roms!

Enviado desde mi GT-N7100 mediante Tapatalk
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] betoNL:
Criskelo has been already busy polishing Note3 stuff and if he thinks he needs to incorporate more things, he will...

Because the goal is to deliver a even more polished Rom version, ETA can be between 24 and 48 hours....

And eventhough some stuff needs to be fixed/polished, the actual Rom version (v21) is totally reliable to be used as a daily driver

Not to mention that the Note3 system is OPTIONAL within Aroma installer, for those who want a even lighter Rom

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Please, this thread have only 13 pages so far..

If you read at least the last 4 pages +the first 2 posts you will have many answers ...

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] :
In Note 2 samsung keyboard the input method changed automatically when the spen was attached our not. In note 3 keyboard is this not working, it's only possible to change between spen and keyboard with the button left to space. Is this the new method in Note 3 is it a bug in the keyboard?

Sent with my Note2 powered by Hurricane ROM and Superwolf Style
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] criskelo:
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Link to Superwolf theme thread added to first page 3rd post :good:

Thanks [MENTION=4516029]Superwolf77[/MENTION]

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] :
Thanks a lot Criskelo, I'm feeling home now.

Sent with my Note2 powered by Hurricane ROM and Superwolf Style
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] betoNL:
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V.22 in the testing,..

If everything's allright, will be uploaded tonight

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] WAHEGURU JI:
waiting.........

to try it for first time...??

SATNAAM SHRI WAHEGURU SAHIB JI...
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] djsmeegy:
Great news, waiting for release :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Zionator:
Bug or not its like that on all note 3 modded roms. Personally i like note 2 keypad best as the handwriting recognition is better on note 2 for me.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] criskelo:
Upload ok in hotfile lol

Hotfile is dead :(:(:(:(

re upload now
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Woschdi:
Thanks a lot! Excited ... :D
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] djsmeegy:
Cool. Such as fast work :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Prakhyath:
Changelog mate???
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] betoNL:
Hang on...still doing some testing

Change will be mostly bug fixes ( like fixing TW Launcher glitches and adding missing buttons in phone settings ,like air view and more)

Rom will be even more fluid

Full compatibility with Devil2-1.8.5 kernel and all its tweaks (and even more responsiveness as result)

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] edimo:
Hi. Will you include the multi istance mode in multiwindows?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] :
Will it be possible to upload the ROM on another location than Hotfile, because Hotfile is very very slow.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] betoNL:
You mean quadview? It's included,

Sure

Dev-host , Mediafire and more.

Gonna see if [MENTION=4466180]MojoManagement[/MENTION] can treat us with a fast mirror ....

Criskelo found a small bug and is treating it upload will begin soon after this

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] edimo:
No. I mean double visualization of the same app in multiwindow
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] betoNL:
Nope...not included ...

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] betoNL:
Sorry people....problems with servers and it's getting late over here

We Will try again later on
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] jarayn:
That's a shame.

Nevermind.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Prakhyath:
Hotfile is pulled down by US federal court. So no more hotfile....
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] rraaka:
I remember reading dr ketan writing that flashing files thematically modified may break wifi even if you had it working before and reflashing recovery set it right. Havent tried this. I like the stock theme.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] :
Hotfile always was slow on free downloads. So I took other platforms. Ok, when it's closed then that's it. There are 100 other.

Hopefully Criskelo can find a good, fast other platform to share his awesome ROM.

Sent with my Note2 powered by Hurricane ROM and Superwolf Style
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] dalanik:
Guys,

I'm considering flashing 4.3. I'm on 4.1.2 and pretty much everything works fine, so I'm a bit reluctant to erase everything and start from scratch, but what the hell :) I want N3 software features, I don't care about Android much... had them all on my N7 and coulnd't see the difference.

Anyways, one thing confuses me... you say flash bootloader. I suppose I'm on OLD bootloader, since I have 4.1.2. Is this flashed SEPARATELY or from Aroma installer of this ROM? If I don't want Knox, I suppose I must select MJ5, NOT MK4, as MK4 has Knox? Am i right?

D.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Woschdi:
Bootloader has to be flashed via Odin and PC - not mobile Odin nor Recovery!

You can easily use MJ5 (has already knox inside, but the warranty flag does not work ans always shows 0x0! MJ5 won´t hurt warranty and is downgradeable ;)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] tommy2601:
Flash mj5 bootloader with PC odin, then flash the rom of your choice.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] betoNL:
Instructions on second post are clear.

Flash Rom and reboot:

You will still be on old bootloader, but probably Wi-Fi won't work.

You can do then 2 things:

Flash dr.ketan Wi-Fi patch with PC Odin, so you will have working Wi-Fi keeping old bootloader.

or

Flash MJ5 bootloader with PC Odin

Anyway, Knox is removed, UNLESS you choose to keep it within aroma installer

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Zionator:
Knox can easily be removed by uninstalling it if you by accident flashed it. All there is needed is an app from play store called "XDA Assistant" it's my favourite app for app control. You can stop apps from automaticly starting on bootup and remove system apps along with protect apps from being closed so they keep running in ram + much more.

Don't know why this app isn't standard in all custom rom's. It should be or at least an option to install when flashing the rom.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] mfractal:
I can provide Fast mirrors if needed [MENTION=465173]betoNL[/MENTION]
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] betoNL:
Thanks buddy.

I am not at home right now and Criskelo is having problems to re-upload v22 ( a last minute fix was needed) but as soon as I am back home, I will upload it to devhost first, if needed

Catch you later....
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] criskelo:
Links ok
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] jarayn:
Thanks mate
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] santoosh:
Second link says free user cannot download files > than 1024mb ..

terafile

Pls check

Santa
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Magic2009:
Hi, I'm looking forward to trying this ROM when I can get it downloaded but I have a couple of questions in the meantime whilst the download is sorted:

1. Is it safe to remove the unwanted languages from system\sidb and system\VODB leaving the lib folder and resource.txt file?

2. Will Superwolf Style N12.0 (Criskelo v21) be compatible or will that be upgraded to v22, I used it on Hurricane and was very impressed with it.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] criskelo:
1 There should be no problem

lib and not delete mul

2 you have to wait to Superwolf Style Will be updated

there are many changes in frames and anything could happen to the rom

:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D

We have a new server 100GB

mediafire payment for one year

I hope it's faster to download
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] criskelo:
More LINKs

Downloads CriskeloRom Note II V22 - MK4 Android 4.3

LINK (Dev-host):

CriskeloRom-NoteII-V22-MK4-4.3-MD5-92A0A664EC1BC1867AF69D577B63C1A1.zip

Mirror 2 TeraFile

CriskeloRom-NoteII-V22-MK4-4.3-MD5-92A0A664EC1BC1867AF69D577B63C1A1.zip

Mirror 3 pCloud

CriskeloRom-NoteII-V22-MK4-4.367AF69D577B63C1A1.zip

Mirror 3 Mediafire

CriskeloRom-NoteII-V22-MK4-4.3-MD5-92A0A664EC1BC1867AF69D577B63C1A1.zip
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] jarayn:
Thanks for the update.

Everything working nicely.

I just went with n2 to start with. I'll try n3 tomorrow.

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I think it would be nice to remove even more bloat making the default install completely slim with everything in aroma.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] criskelo:
I do not want to forget

to give great credit to betoNL

For all your help

answering questions

testing the rom

and a thousand things more

Gracias AMIGOOOOO :good:
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Zulfi:
While installing ROM its freez, after that I tried to start recovery and format data/factory, cache, Dalvic, install zip, choose zip from sd card= errror"E:Can't mount/storage/sdcard

Please help

Thanks

Solved problem, It was philz recovery 6 problem!! After install philz recover 5 every thing is OK!!!!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] criskelo:
Odin Flash stock MK4

So would I
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] :
Superwolf Style v13 - Criskelo

Superwolf Style v13 exclusive for Criskelo v22 is ready for download now.

Have FUN

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] edimo:
hi. i'm on v21 now. can i update to v22 simply wiping cahe, dalvik cache and flashing it? will i have problems?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] criskelo:
only update

The installer of the rom make automatic wipe
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] betoNL:
Custom bootanimation

Is the Rom smoooth or what ?? :D

It will get only better, Criskelo always delivers !

By the way I will upload a flasheable zip that will enable custom bootanimation support and install and the same time Criskelo Rom custom bootanimation.

After that users will be able to push any bootanimation of their choice to /system /media :good:

See my sign to see some of my self-designed custom bootanimations
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] heat57:
Automatic SMS to MMS conversion

I installed this ROM after a full wipe and with TWRPs latest recovery. Everything went fine and all is running well. I only have one issue that is every time I enter a smilie in the stock messaging app (even a the first character) it immediately begins to convert it into an MMS. Question, is this ROM supposed to have the SMS to MMS conversion mod or not? If not is a mod available to stop this happening. I run Xposed with Wanam's app but can't see anything relating to this.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] tonybhoy:
hi cant get wifi to work any ideas
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] criskelo:
see this for now

http://repo.xposed.info/module/uk.co.villainrom.pulser.allowlongsms

Edit:

The xposed module, works

But using emotions, is this by inserting an image

and anyway will become mms
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] criskelo:
2º post

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=47698080&postcount=2
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] betoNL:
I don't use Samsung keyboard nor mobile data, but I guess this is a small bug since the smiley is probably seen as a normal image

In the meantime, during sms, use the stock smileys from the stock messaging app in /menu /insert smiley till Criskelo solves this one out
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] aguadilu:
Hello, I just installed this ROM coming from Omni 4.4. I need some help.

And something weird and serious happened to me. After flashing the rom, instead of reboot system I pushed wipe dalkiv cache + chache, which uses to be a good thing to do.

When the Rom started I had lost my wifi which is very strange as I had already Doctor Ketan's wipe in earlier 4.3 so I started Odin and applied the patch again.

Now I find that I have lost every Titanium Backup, and all my pictures, it's like if there had been a superwipe of the sdcard!!

What could I do? Is it possible that everything is hidden somewhere?

Please tell me.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Zulfi:
Yes, don't worry you will get all your stuff in "0" folder..

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When try to change lock screen wallpaper "Unfortunately, TouchWize Home has stopped."

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Random reboot after few hours!!!!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] aguadilu:
Thanks for your answer, you mean in Data/Media/0 ? It's not there. I can see only folders with the few applications I have installed right now, but not the old ones...

Wait a minute, now that I think... while I installed the Rom I chose "Wipe Full Data", thinking that it was like an ordinary Data Factory Reset. Selecting this does erase the pictures and backups???
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] virgo0669:
just make sure that you do not apply any themes which work on vrtheme format as it will break wifi even if you got wifi working with the methods suggested.thanks.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] devanryan14:
my s4 was rooted.....i undid it after seeing a few problems. now my phone is in recovery mode and kies does nothing for me..... and i have yet to find a stock firmware for odin that actually works. and my recovery does not work. PLEASE HELP ME!!!!!!!!!!:confused::confused:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] JeeperDon:
Which firmware does it have?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] devanryan14:
its on android 4.3.....mj7.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] riker147:
Have you tried this? http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2507253

Make sure you read EVERYTHING very carefully!!!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] devanryan14:
how do you flash a .zip file through odin?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] riker147:
There are Odin tutorials around. Do some research before you get started.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] devanryan14:
i cannot find anything. they all say to use recovery but mine doesnt work!!!!!!! im trying what you recommended...if that doesnt work then im screwed.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] riker147:
The directions are in the first post of the link I gave you.(under "How to use") I'm not going to take you by the hand and do it for you. A little research goes a long way.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] devanryan14:
i haven't tried that yet i was searching for flashing with a zip file in odin.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] riker147:
From the link I gave you:

How to Use

Download file from: http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23203820527944861

Unzip file to your computer (desktop or some location)

Use ODIN v3.09 to flash in AP section once your device is connected

That's why I stressed "Read EVERYTHING!!!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] devanryan14:
yes ik...im just waiting for the file to download. if it works im going to be extremely happy.
[General Topics] cynindesign:
Apparently google check out was shut down/phased out yesterday, I couldn't purchase an app last night nor this morning. There are more than a few developers who haven't changed payment options....only those that off use of google wallet to purchase.....I'M SUPPER ANNOYED, I have posted in the app store section of this forum...not one response the views yet...it's been 2 hours....I got such a nice email from google play, I told them to quit holding the app I want hostage. Could I get a freaking answer from somewhere.....? What's the problem?
[General Topics] jtblake87:
Well, thats just spiffy.:(
[Nexus 5 General] Smallsmx3:
Battery life probably won't get drastically better. You just need to see what kills your battery the most. If there are things on in the background that your not using such as an app that would save battery life. But most likely is just the screen
[Nexus 5 General] Dr Tone:
If you can live with Google Play Music for listening to your music, it should use less battery then poweramp by using the special kitkat dsp audio engine.

If you don't have stable LTE, it will really suck the life out of your battery. I just run HSPA+ most of the time and my battery life is ridiculous now.
[Nexus 5 General] besweeet:
One big thing I really like is when songs crossfade between each other, which the Google Play Music app doesn't do. PowerAmp's equalizer and other audio adjustment settings are things I can't really go without anymore. Battery life when using it seems fine (for now).

LTE where I am is generally pretty stable. I'll do some tests with LTE off since that will probably help a bit (didn't matter on my iPhone 5, since the battery life would decrease at the same rate regardless of which type of data connection I'm on). Think a software or radio update would help?
[Nexus 5 General] darkgoon3r96:
You are complaining about nearly 6 hours of battery life?!!? If I get a Nexus 5 and get that much screen on just browsing, I'd freaking celebrate!

Let's not forget that you started at 80%!! EIGHTY PERCENT!!
[Nexus 5 General] besweeet:
Well, my iPhone USED to get really good usage numbers under similar usage scenarios.
[Nexus 5 General] lwfb:
I've got to admit, I was expecting another "iPhone 5 is way better than Nexus 5" rant...

Kudos to you sir, I thought you made a pretty good review and fair comparison between the two.

I've been having similar issues on T-Mobile as of late, so I understand where you're coming from. The battery and network connectivity issues are most likely on their side.

As for software issues, the sound output being drastically different per app will likely be fixed in an OTA soon. The camera actually exceeded my expectations on a recent family outing to a Texans game last weekend, with HDR+ it takes amazing pictures! The autofocus could be faster, but I'm sure that'll be addressed in an OTA as well.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts bud, it's not often we get unbiased opinions here... It's refreshing to see a review by someone who isn't an iOS fanboy or Nexus apologist.
[Nexus 5 General] danarama:
Its not similar conditions with a 4" screen.

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[Nexus 5 General] sbenson1226:
Battery life is incredibly subjective and can vary wildly from user to user. Location, carrier, usage patterns, etc. are different for everyone so it's hard to definitively predict battery life on the N5.

My experience? My first week I was incredibly worried because battery life was significantly worse than my GS3. Granted, I was playing with it a lot and testing out different things, but I was averaging about 3 hours of screen time and scraping about 12 hours of total life. Pretty terrible for what I was used to. I will say that when I was testing out the Moves app, to test the movement tracker, this absolutely slaughtered my battery.

I lived with mediocre battery life for a few days, then when Franco came out with his kernel (I believe I started at r10) I flashed it and then started getting insane battery results. Each kernel update has gotten better (now on r14) and I'm finally happy and able to easily make it through a full day.

For the past week, I usually take my phone off the charger at 7am and it goes back on at 11pm with around 25-35% remaining. During this time my screen on time is between 3-4 hours. So that's 16 hours with a quarter of the battery remaining and a decent amount of screen time on. I'm very happy.
[Nexus 5 General] besweeet:
I'm assuming a custom kernel requires a root, which then requires everything to be wiped? I wish I knew that prior to getting everything setup. Probably won't get into any of that for a while.
[Nexus 5 General] ExodusC:
It's also not similar conditions when the iPhone 5 has only a 1,440 mAh battery, that's something like ~63% smaller than the Nexus 5's battery (which many of us already find to be disappointingly small compared to other Android flagships).

I'm a hardcore Android user, always have been since I owned an OG Droid and Nexus One, but I concede that whatever Apple does with iOS and their SoCs to squeeze so much screen on time out of the tiny little batteries in the iPhones is pretty impressive.
[Nexus 5 General] danarama:
A custom kernel doesn't technically need root, but it does need the bootloader to be unlocked which is what wipes the device.

You can try to backup with an app called "helium" which apparently backs up a fair bit.

I also saw a thread to unlock bootloader without wipe. I didn't read it though. Possibly in themea and apps subforum. Try a search of xda at the root if the n5 forum

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[Nexus 5 General] Gorgenapper:
Could you tell us more about your experience on Android vs iOS? I had an iPhone 4S prior to switching to Android, and aside from the consistency of the UI and fluidity, there isn't much else that I miss. Oh, maybe the excellent color accuracy of the iPhones (especially whites, which aren't too blue). The biggest thing that I was glad about dumping was iTunes, followed by iOS restrictions on what you can and can't do.
[Nexus 5 General] msrfx:
Rooting doesn't require a wipe, but unlocking your bootloader does. Step 1 when aquiring phone, unlock bootloader, optionally root if you want, then set up. Bootloader unlock is most important for custom kernel.
[Nexus 5 General] SamReciter:
Did you try viper4android for general sound enhancement. Don't have mine n5 yet - but on other phones it is amazing.

You can find viper in the play store.

Greets...
[Nexus 5 General] danarama:
True. Completely different hardware and os makes any comparison pointless.

I actually think the N5 battery is great. Its bigger than my S3 my 200 mAh but it lasts much longer proportionally.

The best way to make the decision between the 2 is to see which is a better fit for "your" usage and habits, which you enjoy the most and whether the battery is "enough".

For me, an iPhone battery would last days,.but it doesn't suit me.

Best thing is to consider battery last. Let passion make the decision ;)

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[Nexus 5 General] ExodusC:
I'm actually relieved and excited to hear that. I had an S3 for many months and it was the first smartphone I've ever owned that I felt had really good battery life.

I'm on a Galaxy Nexus on Verizon right now, which is notorious for having insanely abysmal battery life, and it was like a slap in the face compared to my S3, which easily lasted all day.

So I figure just about anything will be better than what I'm on now.