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[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] brown_89:
hi abood,Videos play woeks??
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Abood Madridista:
For me its working perfectly ;)
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] shorinryu:
I am using a self compiled version of Rayman's CM 11.0 with ART enabled. This is a straight repo sync from his git and nothing has been modified so should have most bug fixes already. However I have encountered two unrelated issues and I hope taken successful logcats for each.

The first issue is that periodically gapps crashes. I get an error indicating that "the process com.google.process.gapps has stopped". I installed the full version of gapps sourced from Paranoid Android and aside from this have had no issues. This actually doesn't seem to interrupt my use of my phone aside from getting the error.

The second bug that actually causes a reboot of the phone is when viewing video clips through Snapchat. The screen will turn black and although I am getting haptic feedback from the touch buttons at the bottom there is no visual response from my phone. Eventually the device reboots and I see the OpenSEMC logo followed by the CM 11.0 bootscreen.

Hopefully the two logs provided will be of some use. They are in a rar file as the text files were too large to attach individually.

Aside from those I have had no major issues with day to day use. The speakers work, headphones are fine and I listen to my music every day to and from university as well occasionally at home. All other videos and clips I have viewed also work fine along with camera use. Battery life is also reasonable although I have not undertaken any serious assessment yet as I am merely trying to determine major bugs before I go into details like that. It lasts the day which is enough for me right now.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] wzhy:
What the kernel's branch?
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] brown_89:
i've installed calendar,drive,facebook,messenger,nova,google search,root explorer,titanium,trickster,whatsapp,xda premium and whatsapp and my free memory is 0,93Gb :/ how's that possible? In lost+found i have nothing!:crying:

However,the rom is great!

Edit: gps doesn't work forme :crying:
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] m1st3r1:
Yes. The /data partition seems weird. I have much less apps installed in 3.1 still i only have 250mB free of /data. Maybe [MENTION=5022578]Great_Geek[/MENTION] can explain what happen in the /data.

The gps works fine though.

Thanks.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] enriquettoo:
Did you check Lost+Found folder in /data?

Just delete all inside this folder (use Root Explorer or similar).
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] ardf69:
ART runtime uses more space

Ciao Angelo
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] rc_enzo:
That does make sense.

===

Quick heads up for using the Google Keyboard instead of AOSP Keyboard

When installing the Google Keyboard from the Play Store, then don't run it from the launcher.

As soon as you do, you will open the setup wizard, but on tapping next, the entire UI turns black and unresponsive (although soft keys still vibrate). I couldn't recover from this (didn't capture a logcat though), had to do a soft reset.

Workaround solution: go to Settings > Language and Input and enable the Google Keyboard from there. That way, you don't get the setup wizard.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] m1st3r1:
oh,, thanks this solve the problem.

:D i really want to say no, but sadly it's not. i've checked it the first thing, and it's empty.

ooh. i dont know about this. thank you.

:D of course i know about this. if you didnt see my signature, i use ART in earlier version (RaymanFX's build) but never complain bout this. sure the data/dalvik-cache is taking 1.2gB (in RaymanFX's build) but moving many apps to sdcard (external media), i still have around 300 mB in /data. now using 3.1, the /data/dalvik-cache only takes 700mB (not all my apps installed) and i only have less than 200 mB in /data.

i've checked all the folder properties in /data, and there are: 700 mB dalvik-cache (ART), 500 mB data (data/data), and 70 mB apps (data/app. i've moved apps to external media), and the rests are small size, so the /data is supposedly takes ~1.3 gB, but it said it has 1.8gB used.

the weird thing: there is /data/user/0 that have same size (and contains same folders) as data/data (500 mB, which then it makes 1.8 gB of used space) but it seems to linked to /data/data (meaning when i delete one folder in in data/user/0, the folder in /data/data is deleted too, but i got only as if 1 folder deleted, not 2 folders). so i guess the /data/user/0 = /data/data, but the used space says it's not. it's really confusing :D

so maybe there is some (hidden) folders that take spaces in /data, or maybe wrong script(s) that makes the /data/user/0 take spaces or something.

i hope you understand my post, and sorry if i offended you or anything :)

thanks.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] shujaswati:
I got few questions to ask.

1) I have flash the CM11 rom and it installed the TeamWin Recovery automatically, I want my CMW back, how it is possible?

2) I loved this ROM but there's no PlayStore app or even Gmail account option to link it with google.

3) Where's the USB Debugging option?

I will really appreciate if anyone can answer my queries.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] bamboohao:
1. Nothing that i know of, but give twrp some chance and you might just like it (i once hated it as well)

2. You have to flash the gapps, get it here, xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2397942

3. Tap a few time on build number in about phone in setting

I suggest you check the faq on OP just in case :)

Opps, i thought this was the discussion thread lol

Lets move this over to the discussion thread
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] shujaswati:
Wow, that was fast, impressive. The reason I was asking for CWM was I made a backup (nandroid) on it and its not showing on TW. Is it possible to use the CWM made NAND on TW?

Btw, I really appreciated your help :)

thanks
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] vayavalla:
Guys, there is a discussion thread for this things.

This is a development section. Logcats needed
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] m1st3r1:
woow. sorry for my last post, but i actually delete the lost+found folder (it's empty according to root explorer, bug in root explorer maybe..), then the size seems normal now.

i've read bout the lost+folder in the thread discussions, but some said it's the contains in lost+folder while in my root explorer, it simply empty, and this didnt occured to me in beta 3 (and earlier versions) i guess it was the bug of 3.1. well, i was wrong, sorry :D

and for people that uses ART, just move some (for me, lot of) apps to the external media (use titanium backup, dont use the android built in), then you'll be safe. xperia s use one storage chip, so there's no downside when moving apps to external media (cmiiw though :D )

thanks
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] wxl104:
Hello,could I ask if there is rom work on EXPERIA SL?And this rom is stable?
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] njofra13:
Does fm radio works normally on this version?

Thnx ...
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] mat2057:
Hey guys, this is a development thread. So, if you want this to happen again and again, don't read the previous posts, keep asking questions that have been answered many times, and talk about everything that is not related to the ROM development. Thank you...
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Abood Madridista:
Lol , everyone started to type this kind of comment all over the development thread to get likes :thumbdown:
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] someone755:
This isn't for getting likes (they're called "Thanks" btw). We keep saying that because you people keep on spamming, resulting in even more spam from us (and I am ashamed for my two posts here! YOU all are NOT, despite dozens of spam posts you've all made!).

Three words: discussion F-ing thread! Go use it, goddamnit, don't spam this place!

Unless, of course, you want to make Rayman and the crew leave, just like you did with FXP!?

To prove this concept, only those who spam may like this. The others, please back away and be good little readers and dev-question askers.

P.S.

Asking for recovery tips and other **** that's meaningless for making the ROM better (that means, fixing things or asking about tips on building the ROM), get yo' asses to the discussion thread!

(I mean no insults, I'm just pissed off. Apologies to the mods, all not-spammers that have to read this, but most importantly, sorry, OpenSEMC. I have failed you.)
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] dreezz:
I still don't get why we can't discuss rom-related stuff here.

why do we have to head over to another section?

i mean, we have seperate sections here... if you want to report a bug, go to the bug-tab and add a logcat file.

If Dev's are too busy to check all discussion, they can just check the bug-tab, right?

If they want to read more, discussion about their rom, and sometimes (a lot of) noob-questions, they can scan the discussion tab here as well.

I don't get the problem, and am more and more pissed off by your hautain responses to many users... (you're not even a moderator!)

I could try to be a little more zen, but i think so could you.

and maybe... my remarks make sense?

correct me if i'm wrong, but please, respond to other people, including me, with respect please.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] o2xygen:
No amount of these posts will contribute towards the solution. The open source paradigm is working on the interactions of the devs/users, the prosumers, and this is what makes it work. Its a win win situation where the devs gain knowledge from these interactions known as coevolution. Users gain a product that works in exchange for their comments, feedback, bug reports. So you cannot silence users because the project is stalled, people move on and the project dies. This is relevant to all things, but open source needs more commitment and will to stay alive because its a fragile system. No contracts bound anybody and this is the Achilles heel on the fragility of the system.

But one to understand more of how this works needs to look into the complexity theory and especially complex adaptive systems. As a complex system, its behaviour cannot be known but can be predicted on its patterns, its changing for it is adaptive BUT Its very difficult to control a self organised system, and trying to limit this freedom is again jeopardy.

So no matter how many times you lock this thread, no matter how many posts like these are written, this behaviour is not going to stop because open source is one step from anarchy. And this is its beauty.

The real problem lies in the way that open source found a way on xda. Moderators exist which are not involved with any of these projects sometimes, there is no open source consciousness in this forum with people cooperating and coevolving(what open source is about). What exists is competition and people trademarking and putting DIY proprietary licences on GPL (looking at you trinitywhatever). You want a real open source experience then take your things to github or sf. The xda is not fulfilling the platform requirements for the optimal outcome, two threads ain't going to work as you want, its not an utopia.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] cronot:
I'll answer your question with another question: if tech-support-type questions/posts, or just general discussion, were meant to be posted here , why we'd need a Q&A and General discussion forum then? I guess we might as well just ask the mods to nuke the Q&A and General forums and migrate all discussions to the Development forum right?

C'mon, it's not just a matter of good form - it's about a place for everything and everything in its right place, just basic organization. Bug reports are fine here, as long as they are accompanied by logs and a detailed steps to reproduce it - but anything else should go to either the general discussion or Q&A forums.

First of all, he doesn't need to be a moderator to point out the proper behaviour on the forum. And anyway, he did his share of dev contributions, so he's more entitled to it than a common user.

And yeah, he was rude. But I can understand where he's coming from - this sort of meta-discussion is recurrent on this forum (and it actually compounds the problem, which is why I try to stay away from them, and often fail - like right now). After time and time again asking people to move away and discuss on the proper forums, people keep ignoring these requests and still do it as if those requests aren't about them. So it gets on the nerves of the people who are trying to use this forum for what it's meant to - even RaymanFX himself 'asploded awhile ago when the thread was locked (and it seems now that it didn't faze anyone, which is all the more reason for the rudeness). And I'm both glad and sorry that this rudeness got to you because you at least seem to have enough of self-awareness and capable of self-criticism that you got offended by it. The sad fact is that this rudeness still won't get across most of the people who aren't willing to accept they are part of the problem - Abood's condescending remark to a perfectly valid (and polite) request from mat2057 kind of gives you a hint of how the head of these kind of people work.

On the other hand, I fully agree with everything [MENTION=2686374]o2xygen[/MENTION] said - this is a problem that just can't be solved in XDA, and I really believe RaymanFX should just give up XDA as a development collaboration platform - there's just way too much noise here to allow for that to happen. The kind of collaboration he's looking for are better served by github, sf or google code. He should use XDA as a platform just for announcements, and nothing more.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] shujaswati:
I'm sorry but reading previous posts to find something related to what I'm about to ask will waste a lot of my time.

Actually, i'm just confirming, not a question. The ROM is great, no doubt. But is everyone have battery issues. I mean mine is draining like hell. I checked the Battery section and the most app taking battery were "screen and google keyboard". The screen is already set to 25% of brightness. Is anyone facing the same issue?
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] entermetallica:
Everything is going off topic, so please everyone shutup. The bottom-line is: questions relating installation/any other Rom mechanics in the QA section, express your gratitude by pressing the thanks button, and post bugs/improvements here. That's it. Nothing more, nothing less. Please do not reply to this, and please stop this spam overload. No wonder RaymanFX closed his thread.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] hmzuleta:
Have you analyzed your CPU speeds? No one has reported deep sleep issues, but you might want to check.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] piyush95:
how to change lockscreen background..??
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] hmzuleta:
GTFO, http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2571966, please.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] keno0:
what file need to download for kernel ? open beta2: https://github.com/OpenSEMC/android_.../tree/kk_elite but don know what file from this link. some help
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] rc_enzo:
You're looking at the source. You can find the compiled kernel inside the zip file which contains the rom. http://www.mediafire.com/download/r1id1c17sym3q32/[Latest]OpenSEMC-kk-beta3.1.zip
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Tomskii:
I've downloaded this a few days ago and flashed it on my SXS (beta 3). I see there are still bugs, but hey that's why it's a beta. I've noticed my battery life improved and it is smoother overall. Other than that well I noticed instagram crashing the rom if you take a picture, but that has already been posted in the bugs sheet.

Other than those bugs, a very nice rom! Am looking forward to the next beta update!
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Redstarr1:
You should check this out, it's a beta 3,5-fish build. Not built by RaymanFX but the sources are the same as other OpenSEMC based ROMs.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=50002952

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[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Tomskii:
Well well well, small world isn't it. From the same city as I am. I did indeed see that post with the 3.1 version yet I'd like to follow up on the one made by Rayman himself. Although I'm sure the 3.1 has got nothing with it.

I also saw in your signature that you're using AOSPA.. before installing this one I flashed that one on my SXS, it booted up the first time fine, yet after rebooting it went on soft brick at the sony logo so I had to remove it again. I probably did something wrong -_-
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] AnrgKrshn:
Problem with all kitkat roms, man, second boot takes ten minutes
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] ^Reloaded^:
ISSUES

in mx player while video playback switching from hw decoder to sw decoder the device craches and reboots again in all 4.4.2 roms

[MENTION=3463426]RaymanFX[/MENTION] As all 4.4.2 roms are based on your sources every cm based rom has the same problem..

1080p as well as 720p video recording start after 10 seconds when you click the recording button

so soon asap fix these issues :laugh:

Thank You
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Tomskii:
Seriously? And is it only the second boot that takes ten minutes or the subsequent ones as well?

And you mean like sitting 10 minutes on the sony logo right? Not the flash boot animation?
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] gimiki:
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

BY : [MENTION=5169817]bamboohao[/MENTION]

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=49264199

Please use and read discussuon thread!!! It s a kbown issue!!! Other reboots are ok. If the phone doesnt boot, reset it with vol+ and power, it works for me!

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[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Tomskii:
resetting didn't help though. Thanks for the faq!
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] AlexBurnout77:
Hi, everyone. I'd like to list all the pros & cons of this ROM so you'll know if it's for you:

PROS: 1. Very smooth UI; 2. Optimized scrolling (KitKat); 3. Latest graphical experiences from Google; 4. Non-3D games performance boost and that's all the Pros I'd like to tell you.

Now the CONS: 1. Awful 3D games support (I'm not talking about basic games but the cool, paid ones); 2. BIG ISSUE: just like in OpenSEMC 4.3 there is a huge video playback fault which should be immediately fixed, basically it makes my screen go all Green and freezes it completely until I hard reset it / it recovers itself. 3 MY BIGGEST ISSUE: again, just like in SEMC 4.3 GAME KILLER/GAMECIH don't work, NOW I know that maybe the dev intentionally made them incompatible but for me it ruins the whole experience since I hack almost every game (yes, I do, mad?). That's about it. If anybody would tell me some fixes for these annoying issues please reply I'll "Thank you"
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] PunchUp:
There is a discussion thread in the general section. Let this one be just for development.. Do you want Rayman to be annoyed again and stop working on this ROM?
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] AlexBurnout77:
I'm sorry, I'll cry :(… at least link me so everyone like me will see.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] AnrgKrshn:
Yep, just sits at the Sony Logo. No response to anything. About 10-15 minutes later (I never checked how long) it'll boot into the ROM. After that, all reboots will be fast.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Tomskii:
Very good to know, maybe I'll flash AOSPA back on it. Kinda weird though that this ROM didn't do it to me although it is 4.2.2 as well :)
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] AnrgKrshn:
Rayman fixed it, but I don't think the other ROM maintainers included the fix in their kernel. They have to recompile the kernel from his sources, once he updates them.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Moscow Desire:
Knock it Off Please

Ok folks! Listen up!

This isn't Facebook, MySpace, a Chat Room, or any other type of social network. Savvy?

This is a "Development" Site. Keep your posts development related, and knock it off with the Off Topic flaming posts. This is the 3rd time a Mod has had to come clean it up. If you don't like the XDA rules, feel free to leave and venture to some other site. If you need help in that, we will be glad to make it happen.

Any more of this behaviour and the outcome will not be pretty for those involved.

If you don't want to assist, then don't post and move on to something else. You "older" users should be helping. And you "new" users should search the thread before posting.

Thread cleaning commencing........

Read the OP folks for current known bugs.

MD
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] AlexBurnout77:
Link us to that OP, I'm not wasting time finding it.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Redstarr1:
OP = Original Post, it's the very first post of this thread. But there's a more discussion related thread in general with a FAQ, I'll edit my post later.

Here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2571966

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[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Moscow Desire:
And that seems to be a frequent plague and typical attitude :eek:

"OP" is the "Original Post", this is the place, and typically the next 2 or 3 following it, where changes, known issues, installation procedures... etc are shown. Also, in the case of this particular ROM, there is a discussion thread, where as issues and questions are posted. But I believe somebody else has informed you of this.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] PunchUp:
Ikr!!.. That was the only reason I got a bit annoyed in the posts you cleaned up earlier.. And I'm not even an 'old' user I assume.. But I was patient enough to follow the rules and learn about everything on my own gradually.. Just saying!.. And sorry for wasting a post on this thread.. Delete this
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] mithab:
I'm using carbon rom and i don't have the long boot issue. And didn't have long boot problem in beta 3/3.1.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] hmzuleta:
Which I/O settings do you recommend? I'm on ART, and using deadline.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] tOrNadO™:
It is because u are using dalvik.. I think that's the CULPRIT for the long boot issue.. :confused: Please move to discussion thread for your doubts and queries..
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] mithab:
Nope, used both. No long boot problem here.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] AlexBurnout77:
For some reason I've never known what OP means because it's one of the few things I forget really fast after searching for what it means. My apologies!
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] rolex0815:
I also NEVER experienced this long boot behaviour.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] sheron:
happens in ART People not Dalvik, That is due to ART Loading all apps to runtime memory. so that means long boot, long install but faster applications usage.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] :
You are talkin' **** too, brah.

ART is compiling apps to bytecode when you're installing them, not booting your phone. It has no impact on boot times.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] ardf69:
Wrong. The first time you use art, it compiles the installed apps during the boot

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[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] :
Yeah, but when compiling you see progress as "Upgrading android" screen, not cm bootsplash.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] ardf69:
No, this is true for dalvik. Adb logcat shows what happens on the boot time. Check it ?

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[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] AlexBurnout77:
The first time I had ART "ON" everything turned to an overall laggy experience so I turned it off. Should I let it make some cache?
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] andreacorti:
I noticed the same thing, but waiting a few minutes/hours solved it

---------- Post added at 04:02 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:01 PM ----------

no, they're referring to pre-beta3 "bug" for the 2nd boot.

It has been definitively solved in beta3 kernel (If I do remember correctly)
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] TheCaptainZ:
the beta 3.1 is bad than the 3 because I get with her black screens