yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] nereis:
Possible glitch / bug in QS custom tile

Here's the scenario:

I have Greenify's Hibernate All shortcut made as a custom tile, and in the past versions of Slimbean custom tiles behaves like quick collapse on, and the notification drawer snaps up upon depressing the custom tile. The current Slimkat behavior runs the custom tile function, and the notification drawer remains covering the toast notification from Greenify.

The Lock Screen Tile also behaves in a somewhat inconsistent manner. When a secure lock screen is set, toggling the lock screen tile to lock screen off would allow the screen to be unlock most of the time, but prevents certain things from being done. For example when long pressing home to being up the recent app switcher, the lock screen comes up, and once the security is passed the recent menu doesn't come up. Same goes for the Greenify QS custom tile, when the lock screen is semi-secure, the custom tile app is not launched, however if I trigger the lock screen by calling for the recent apps, the custom tile would work normally afterwards.

I hope I am explaining the behaviors in a comprehensible manner.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] bloodyrose:
Switch Internal SDCard with External SD

Sir someone suggested this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2641142

should i go for it? im very sorry for so much question because my galaxysmtd is my primary phone and i really care for it

thank you so much sir
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] gverma1:
No. NeatKernel has switch SD function for CM10 and CM10.1 which means Jellybean. Not for KitKat. You could consider going back to Jellybean and using Mackay for JB4.3.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] tetakpatak:
Yes, it should work. (check again, [MENTION=4482228]gverma1[/MENTION] it has 4.1.x-4.4 support now).

CM based kernel should work with SlimKat. If it doesn't boot and you can't reboot to recovery, flash any other compatible kernel with Odin and it will boot.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] gverma1:
Hi tetakpatak - last 2 changelogs of Neat Kernel pasted below (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2641142):

v1.06:

+ update cm11 ramdisk (any cm11 before 3/3/2014 may have force closes).

+ enable fast charge ny default.

+ add super cyan boot logo.

+ add more Governors.

v1.05:

+ "one kernel to rule them all" thanks to Gokhan moral, Dorimanx, Alberto.

+ Now kernel support cm10, cm 10.1, cm10.2 and cm11.

+ Fast charge mod (not tested) thanks stratosk.

+ Swap SD included in kernel for cm10 and cm10.1.

+ Revert all cma commits.

+ Upstream changes.

In v1.05 changelog, support for KK was introduced. However swap sd support is mentioned for only cm10 and cm10.1. This is not extended to cm11 even in the next (latest) changelog v1.06. However, one could try it and revert if it doesn't work. I haven't tested this kernel though.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] gmpgoud:
Solution for Delay in Call display

Thanks for wonderful ROM to Slim team. I have been with your ROM since long time. You simply rock...!!!

Did a clean wipe (data,system,cache,dalvik cache) and flashed build 4.0 stable.

As mentioned in changelog, still delay in displaying during recieving a call is observed due to old hardware for galaxtmstd.

Is there anyway to overcome this? Like replacing Phone.apk with the one of 3.0 stable. As if we dont need that new feature of 'lookup' feature.

I use my I9000 as my basic phone for daily purpose, and this problem of delay in calling is very annoying as its a basic feature (calling) for any phone.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] nereis:
If you are on a Semaphore based kernel with LMK whitelist support, try keeping com.android incallui always in memory along with the phone app.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2239262

This app makes whitelisting convenient
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] juliatan:
How is battery life with 4.0 stable? 3.0 stable idle was good, but while using terrible. Now back on Slim Bean 4.3.1 Official 2.2 I have with my setup at least almost double ammount battery life concerning usage not idle.

(Almost same performance and about same battery life ICS 2014 Mackay by the way. At least in my experience after trying. But that ICS also missing too much options and compatibilty issues with some apps and certainly was less stable)

I think KK is just too heavy for our i9000. For instance on my modern Nexus 7 2013 with fully stock Android JB performed better and had few hours more battery life than KK. Even after clean flash factory rom and factory reset. And read a lot of same experiences on the net. On Dalvik that is, not ART. I suspect the media hype about KK needing less resources and Ram only applies when using ART.

Verstuurd vanaf mijn Nexus 7 (2013) met Tapatalk
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] a g bell:
Have a look in the op here for cwm/ twrp http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2018179

[Guide] Ultimate Nexus 4 Root Guide
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Cu8eR:
Please fix the call delay issue. My phone is useless, I dont need look up thing
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] tetakpatak:
I'm arfraid it won't be possible. The i9000 is a bit too slow for the heavy ROMs what all the KK are, with all their features. All KK roms cause call delay, unfortunatelly.

If that is so important, you can use SlimBean or ICS Mackay 2014, two of the very fastest ROMs made for our device.

tetakpatalked from my P5110
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Cu8eR:
I think it was working fine... at least in first betas of slimkat.

I think it is broken because of unkillable dialerUI - it was introduced in beta 2.4.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] saszseb:
I don't have any delay using a KK - ROM.

Tapatalk-kal küldve az én SM-N9005-el
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] cink40:
+1
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] tetakpatak:
Cool, please share with those guys which ROM do you use :D

I was never bothered by just few seconds of delay to see who is calling. It takes me usually longer time to take out the phone of my pocket. But some people find it very important obviously.....
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] rmsinaga:
Somehow now the phone has become sluggish after version 4. I always clean installed every upgrade to the latest version. Perhaps this is the limit of this (used to be) powerful phone.

Nevertheless, thanks SlimTeam for always trying out something new for this old i9000.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] nereis:
I tend to manually trigger a fstrim with lagfix and do a vacuum database after rom install, tends to speed things up a bit.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] gverma1:
From SlimKat to CM9 to SlimBean4.3

Hi... For those who care, I wanted to share my journey to find the perfect ROM for my daily use. I was on SlimKat till recently and then on hearing rave reviews of kasper_h's CM9, tried that for a couple of days. Now I am on SlimBean 4.3 latest stable build.

SlimKat was quite smooth and managed RAM the best in my opinion. It was the best in all aspects, except the delay in incoming call showing up on the screen. This was the only reason and for me a major reason to move away from it.

CM9 by kasper_h was good, but I missed some features of KK that I had grow accustomed to and also it didn't support very many apps due to its smaller partitioning. The hack of using Datafix by Zatta somehow didn't work for me.

SlimBean 4.3 which I am on now, is a decent ROM with everything working, but its RAM management isn't as good as that of SlimKat. As a result, games, particularly Vector, runs slower on SlimBean than it did on SlimKat. But for me, since it shows up incoming calls instantly, it is a good 'phone ROM'.

The best ROM would be a KK ROM which can show up the incoming call instantly. So far no KK ROM has managed that. Can any of our esteemed devs port incoming call stuff from 4.3 or even 4.2.2 to 4.4? Just saying...! :good:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] juliatan:
My journey got my back to Slim Bean 4.3.1 too. About as fast and almost same batter life as CM9 2014. CM9 missing too much Android features and too buggy (several reboots, many apps once started working slower, terrible Ram-management) .CM11 and SlimKat worked good, but almost half the battery life of Slim Bean latest stable.

In case of Ram problems use LMK to whitelist apps to prevent being kicked out of Ram. Works great but only on stock Slim/ Semaphore kernel. Use it for V4A and main weather widet. Don't know about games. Have better tablet for such kind of apps.

Verstuurd vanaf mijn Nexus 7 (2013) met Tapatalk
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] gmpgoud:
Issue in connecting to Bluetooth Audio system in Car

I am on build 4 Stable. Along with the Call delay problem, facing another issue with bluetootk

I am unable to connect to my Sony player in Car, with build 3 Stable, it was working fine.

When Bluetooth is turned On, it is able to search all the other devices (phones) but Audio system in Car is not being listed in the results.

Did anyone else faced this issue. Any solutions??
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] kaott:
i noticed same thing on my i9000.

-ui constantly lags

-apps take 2s (ok) to 10s (very much meh) to load. and make ui suffer even more. i had no funky services in background.

-multitask menu bacground is sometimes missing.

-even the touch seems to lag, it sometimes feels like its one touch late. i never had this before.

-daily use of this v4 is like phone always telling you "heh f$$$ you, im busy doin' stuff in the background right now, come back later, dare to touch me again i will freeze for the next 5 seconds".

this is why i restored to v3. just my feedback. no offense or flame intended.

on the good side :browser seems a lot faster to display full web page than v3 and also blacklist calls works now and the phoning apk is much better than v3

i restored to v3 with everything about telephony and browser from v4. so far its gone smooth again
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] joedom1:
I had similar lags, flashing Mackay kernel helps but I am back on CyanAosp, and it feels better (even if it is not as beautiful as this one). Using stock everything and call delay is down to about 1 or 2 seconds but not a lot of people call me:(

This Slim kat is a great effort though, congratulations.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Und3rtaker:
sorry for offtopic, but what kernels is best to use, is most uptodate for 4.3.1 slimbeam?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] tetakpatak:
The stock one with SlimBean.

Mackay worked great for me with SlimKat.

tetakpatalked from my N7100
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Und3rtaker:
oh, it's semaphore :), + Semaphore Manager for 114%OC == fast and usable phone after looong time :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Farzad_jodary:
Bug report and suggestion

Hi, thanks for great Rom

I have 2 problem with ver 4.4.2 build 4

First and important one is app switcher :

It is too slow and i cant close all app at the same time. when push most recent app to side, the second app is slow to drop down! plz add a shortcut to close and clear all app form app switcher and make it lighter!

Android 4.2.2 recent apps part is so better

Second :I cant delete massages in sim card

sorry for my bad English :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Silentbob999:
I will answer for part 1 only .

1a.To clear all; use 2 fingers and pinch

1b.For slow animation ; dont kill app, if you kill an app that have a service the service will restart and it is the worst thing to do.

Envoyé de mon Nexus 5 en utilisant Tapatalk
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] vladoots:
Sorry for the long absence.

Two things:

1. THANK YOU, team, for another awesome release.

2. Regarding the dreaded Caller UI lag, for the life of me, I won't take that ”low end device” tripe again; it's simply not true. It's just bad coding on Google's part. Yes, SGS 1 has less RAM, but the exact same delay is present on all the newer/newest devices. I saw it on SGS 2, 3, 4 and Note 3.

Well, three.

What can we do to minimize the caller UI lag?

First off, keep your number of running apps at a minimum. Facebook is a major culprit, and so are most of the messaging clients (WhatsApp, Chat, SlimIRC & so on).

Avoid using Hangouts as an SMS app. It's a hog.

Disable/uninstall YouTube, Google Play (remanence), Google Plus, Google Now, Dash Clock and any other crap that wants to ”keep awake” your phone. Oh, also get rid of Greenify and manage your apps via permissions: it's much more effective.

In doing so, I now get my Caller UI faster than my son's SGS 4....

Cheers all! :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] gverma1:
Thanks for this informative post, but it would be great if you could explain the Greenify thing you said with an example.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] vladoots:
Well, man, at some point I grew tired of seeing the „Superuser was granted to Greenify” toast message while being in another app - no matter what app. So I started a simple process of elimination: I wrote down (yeah, who does this anymore?) Greenify's list of background processes and dealt with them myself, one by one. That, and the „running apps” list (including the cached ones).

I only use Nova Launcher, so what business had Google Now launcher to be running? Or YouTube? Or Google Play? Or Google Plus? Or Hangouts? Or SlimIRC? Or DashClock? Notice these aren't „just a few innocent running apps” - they represent quite a lot for our veteran phone, if you are to add them up.

So I took them out - the above plus several more - by disabling, uninstalling or limiting them, whichever the case, including uninstalling Greenify altogether. The phone is now responsive as it should be.

In my subjective experience, at the very least. :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] whgp:
fix heart bleed bug :p
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] omreJ:
[emoji13]
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] vladoots:
New build acts good, no culprits noticed! :)

Thanks, guys!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Drhedphuk:
I'm getting the odd reboot with latest release.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] tetakpatak:
Please create logcats with ADB and post here for debugging reasons.

tetakpatalked from Nexus 7
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] whgp:
hello mnazim

Call recording apps do not work with your Rom :(

I tested a lot of apps do not work all ,maybe fix this issue in next update .
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] vladoots:
With call recording being illegal in many countries, I'm sure this will be a priority... :)

What other apps aren't working? Please, be more specific.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] whgp:
I'm Test

Automatic Call Recorder

Call Recorder

Automatic Call Recorder (SMSROBOT LTD)

Total Recall

all this apps not working for me so i think problem in the rom maybe mic or some thing :\

thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Farzad_jodary:
hi

it is very stable Rom but one thing is annoying

when my phone rings the dialer is very slow to show caller id and turn on the screen, although i can swipe blank screen to right to answer the call!

fix it plz
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] tetakpatak:
It is just the same like with all other KK roms for the i9000

tetakpatalked from Nexus 7
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] thedirtchamber:
I had the same problem. I'm on Slim 4.4.2 build 4 and up until yesterday I wanted to try another ROM, because of all the lag and slow response from the phone. However, after reading some suggestions here, I used the Slim resizer and removed Hangouts and Youtube. It made a BIG difference, the phone feels much better right now. Try it, maybe you'll get the same result :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] joedom1:
I also found flashing MacKay kernel (e.g CWM 0.611) helped a lot.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] chenthu:
Hi..

Will there be a inclusion of the Open SSL update with the next ROM update... mainly cause of the Heartbleed bug.. ?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] nereis:
Any reason to choose 611 as opposed to the latest 613?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] joedom1:
611 is the latest CWM recovery

613 is the latest TWRP recovery.

But they are both the same otherwise.

As SlimKat uses default as CWM I just chose that one.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] tetakpatak:
TWRP is such great touch recovery. CWM forces your hardware buttons to hard tasks: 20 times press to install a custom ROM.

On many devices TWRP wipes more reliably than the CWM

tetakpatalked from Nexus 7
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] gmpgoud:
But we would be very happy to have a permanent solution to this problem (like replacing DIALER app with older one)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] cink40:
Use neo kernel, below 1.5 sec dialer response...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] danero2005:
Installed it,

Quite good , no problems so far , stable , few lags there and there but not that bad.

Improvement:

1 On recent , is there a button to kill them all at once ?

2 DPI is I guess arround 162 , can I set it to 180 ?

3 Battery bar ? I've found an app on playstore but it isn't like the regular one

that's it for now.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Sunsamg:
I removed facebook app and it has been smoother now! Just use the browser for facebook if needed to access it. Where do you get SLim resizer?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] thedirtchamber:
It's in Settings - Slim Center. :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] danero2005:
settings /slimcenter/slide to SlimSizer ...remove unwanted apk
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] joedom1:
To change DPI download Build prop editor from Play store and change the DPI density to your preference. The normal stock DPI is 240.

Dont forget to reboot.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] danero2005:
got the first one with the white label , went on DPI settings , it was already 182 (probably I'm getting old ) changed to 190 , told me to reboot , done that , returned to see the results , it was back to 182 , tried the second time with the same results
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] tetakpatak:
Did you enable root access "for Apps and ADB" under developers options?

tetakpatalked from Nexus 7
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] slimhunter:
This is driving me crazy.

I went from SlimBean, made all wipe and installed SlimKat + Gapps and rebooted.

Didn't find Google Play, installed it from apk but didn't open up.

I also tried to revert back to stock gingerbread and then flash back SlimKat, but it didn't help.

I can't get it to work properly...what am i doing wrong?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dzee206:
an easier solution would be to edit the build.prop with notepad++ prior to flashing the rom, its what i always do i usually set it to 210 not too big or not too small. as well as remove unwanted apps from the rom (zip) frees up a hell of a lot more ram also. just be careful of what your'e removing though.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] danero2005:
I didn't...and it was not enabled.

Got it this time , DPI190 enabled

thanks

---------- Post added at 06:43 AM ---------- Previous post was at 06:42 AM ----------

Nice , good to know....

thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] tetakpatak:
You didn't wipe /system? Kind of crucial for KK roms, even when OP doesn't recommend it.

Try this way:

Wipe: system, cache, dalvik cache

Reinstall: SlimKat, SlimGapps-KK

tetakpatalked from Nexus 7
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] slimhunter:
that's what i did, but it didn't help :( i had to revert back to slimbean atm.

EDIT: imei lost...oh crap, why? :\ I got a folder in /backup/efs in internal memory, i backed it up in my PC before flashing...how can i use it to solve at least the imei problem?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] tetakpatak:
Reading about all those issues you suffer from makes me to belive that your bootloader isn't up to date.

Now as you need to restore also your IMEI, the best you can do is to flash GB stock firmware JVU with Odin and PIT file, that will do stock partition again. JVU usually restores IMEI number. JVU also contains the latest bootloader for our phone.

You can find on the bottom of the OP of my i9000 help thread direct download link for JVU, also other useful information, files etc.

If hopefully your phone is fine again then, upgrade first to CM9, then to CM10.2 (which will provide you bigger partition size for the /system on costs of /data for ROMs 4.3 and above that) and then you can flash either SlimKat or SlimBean 4.3

tetakpatalked from Nexus 7
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] slimhunter:
Done. Imei is alive and well. Since you said TWRP has a simple option to backup\restore EFS with no hassle, could you link me to the correct recovery for my i9000?

Before proceeding to this part, i remember that in some part of this procedure i had to flash CM twice...i hope i remember correctly, i'm downloading and proceeding right now.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] tetakpatak:
Hey, congratulations! :D

Good your IMEI is back again!

I would now strongly recommend as the first thing to do, backup your IMEI manually, just root your GB now with Semaphore or Speedmod kernel (you need SU access for EFS backup)

In my i9000 thread in the OP is also link how to backup EFS folder in a root shell or with Terminal Emulator (somewhere quite on the beginning of the OP). Save your backup tar.gz file on several places, also on your PC. The restore method is also there and will work on stock ROMs.

Recent TWRP versions indeed have the EFS backup feature for most of devices, I think Mackay kernel 0.609 and 0.613 for KK roms had it but I don't remember for sure (my i9000 is now probably for good on ICS Mackay 2014, fastest ROM I ever had).

The problem is, that the recovery on i9000 can not be flashed separately (it is always in package with kernel) and besides Mackay kernel, barely any other kernel for i9000 features lovely TWRP recovery. Therefore I would strongly recommend to backup as described above. It is easy to restore it on stock ROM. On AOSP that method might not work.

Exactly, it will be that way by flashing CM10.2 as in first step it will only give a warning of re-partition to come and abort with status 7, second attempt will update CWM recovery and I think also resize the partitions of /data and /system and actually "reboot system" will really finish the flashing job. Thats's why with Cyanogenmod always flash and reboot once into the system, do it also with CM9 despite it uses stock partition sizes.... otherwise you will need Odin and PIT file again :D

tetakpatalked from Nexus 7
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] slimhunter:
Hah, now it works like a charm :3 Just a little bit slower than slimbean, but i assume it'll be improved :p

One thing i really miss is the "kill all" button in recent apps...

Thanks again tetakpatak, it's been very kind of you to help me so quickly :highfive:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] tetakpatak:
You're welcome mate! :)

SlimKat is great ROM, but IMHO our phone can't handle KK so good, I doubt it will get as fast as SlimBean was. Pity we have no SlimICS, I really miss Slim's the dark mode now.

Mackay kernel can boost your SlimKat performance a bit (and provide satisfying call volume) and deinstalling some performance-and-battery killing apps like Viber, Whatsapp, Facebook, Hangouts, YouTube and Google location services can also help.

You can enable customizing hardware buttons and for example use long press for back button to kill apps.

tetakpatalked from N7100