yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mattyhank:
Hey guys just getting on the thread. I have been out of the rom flashing game for some time now, but I just flashed cm 10.2 on my phone and don't really like it. Was looking for something exactly like this. I currently have cwm 6.0.4.3, Do I simple just have to flash the rom for it to work? I see some posts about wifi not working and about a patch.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jlmancuso:
If you have not used any 4.3 touchwiz rom (ota upgrade or custom) you will need to flash the wifi fix through odin. The file is in a rar so you must extract it before flashing in odin.

Steps.

Flash rom

Boot

reboot to download mode

Flash wifi fix

Done
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mattyhank:
Thanks jlmancuso, Got it up and running and as far as I can see everything works great with one exception. Pie control is not coming up when I pull the pen out. Am I missing something?

Again thank you all for your help. Love the work everyone has put into the rom.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jlmancuso:
Pie controls? Are you asking about the air command icons? For air command icons go into settings click the controls tab then turn on air command. FYI: Air gestures does not work.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jlmancuso:
Then go into spen settings and set this.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DarkAngel:
Well unless you want it to always pop up Air Commands though when you detach the pen.

mattyhank, also look over all your settings to see what you want ON and don't want ON. Look into Palm Swipe if you want the screen capture settings and so forth.

Air Gestures does work, well only Quick Glance but hey better than nothing. I used to use it all the time. That worked before anyways in MC2.

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And to add for those that are wondering.........

I have been using Xposed Framework on my phone and I have not had one reboot yet and I have modified it as much as I could/wanted to. Solid Rom and I have been able to theme it the way I want to using Xposed Framework and modules, Rom Toolbox Pro and SQLite. No problems to date and loving it so far.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] coolwater22:
How to get rid of that annoying roaming indicator on lock screen

ok I remember awhile back people were asking on how to get rid of that annoying "roaming indicator is of off" on the lock screen. idk if the answer has been answered but I just figured it out. sorry if it has been answered. I don't take credit for any of the apps or modules used to help with this.

install xposed installer then on this website (full of modules btw) look for xblast tools. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2327541 download and install the app. go into xposed installer and install it. before you reboot go into xblast tools-->> carrier label-->> click on custom carrier label in Lockscreen--->> delete the text---> just tab on your keyboard space bar--->reboot and your set..

you can also do the same thing to get rid of the "roaming indicator off" on in the notification drop down.

hope this helps guys :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Keithgordon:
I just had the same thing happen to me, and I don't know why but I was able to fix it, try downloading the one in the OP that starts with yourfavoritepainter, they are the exact same rom, but i think it has a better download ability (or visa versa). Which ever one you downloaded, try the other one. I don't know about the torrent for sure...Or, you might just wait a day or two because jlmancuso just created the most awesome Aroma installer for this rom, and if it isn't already public, it will be soon....
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jlmancuso:
Hey now if it was public you would know first brother. LOL!! I am downloading the on from yourfavoritepainter now. If there is a difference I will add it to the aroma version.

Update on Aroma Version......

This is now in its final stages of testing..

Please be prepared to be blown away...

Not only this release because the next one is already in my mind....

Aroma opens a whole new world and my dreams will be the limit.....

Thankfully I deam big..... LOL!!!

Edit downloading now 3+ hours.... I usally get 1-3 mb/s ouch!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jindelic:
Folders empty on reboot.

Love the rom, only issues I seem to have is if I create any folders to keep my apps. Ie Games, and copy games into that folder, when I reboot the phone the folder stays, but all the apps are no longer in the folder. Any Ideas?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jlmancuso:
In the app drawer or on screen?

Edit: tried both ways and three reboots later both folder still present with all apps accounted for.

Also options for the second aroma release (ie.. future plans)

Transparent widget options...

So far can confirm these three work

Weather

Music

Alarm clock

Also I have been using bobcat theme. No issues with anything (has graphics sized wrong in sone screens) software related. Thinking about getting permission to add it if others would like it.

Also looking into xposed framework. I will test options everything deemed stable I will have as an option through aroma (if permission request permits).

Other add ons and mods you want added let me know. After through testing they can be added (again after permission).
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jindelic:
That was a quick response!!!! The folders are in the app drawer. When the rom installs there is 3 folders with apps already, and those are fine. Only when I create me own, do the apps pop out, after reboot.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jlmancuso:
Okay here is what I did. Open app drawer and hit menu key. Select view type, customizable grid. Press menu key again and select create folder and name it. Then menu key and edit. Now drag all icons into that folder that you want. Did it this way during first post and doing it again now to ensure the steps are correct. After 2 reboots everything is still in my test folder. Hope this helps you.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jindelic:
Interesting... worked like a charm... The only thing I had done differently was I had view type set to Aphabetical grid...

Thank for the quickest of help.!!!!!!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jlmancuso:
No problem. Just so you know touchwiz requires you to be in custom grid to add apps to folders. After you make the folder and add your apps(and save) you can change to any view type without issues.

On support side since there are several devs working on this support should stay quick.

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A question for all the users. I am doing the aroma script for future releases and want/need to know your opinions. Current size of version 1.2 is about one gig. Current aroma size is 1.4-1.5 gigs.

Question is what would yall think if the download was 2+ gigs? You have to remember that install size depends on oprions that you choose. More options=larger download. I can do somethings to decrease size but in the end it is all about what the end users wants.

Please tell me what yall think.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] 4lph4num3r1c:
I wouldn't mind a large download size if it allowed for me to choose options. I usually delete the ROM zip once I've dialed everything in anyway.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Keithgordon:
+100 on that, I'm pretty sure everyone feels the same way. especially if you are giving everyone what everyone wants.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Mediocrates:
I'm in for a larger file also. Most people aren't on metered downloads, so all it takes is patience, and maybe a few people seeding torrents after they download it. I, for one, look forward to having a plethora of options on install. Thanks for all the hard work!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mikey123:
Agreed
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] evo_like:
i too,dont mind the large file. thanks so much for all your work on this :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DarkAngel:
Yes, thank you for the work! I too wouldn't mind a larger DL. More too choose is always better.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Arjohns:
Large is great considering that the bigger it is the more options I have in aroma. So in this case...bigger is better lol.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] m4f1050:
+1,000,000.00 dollars
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrwright83:
OK smoothest ROM fam, I have a noob question how can I switch titanium backup from storing on internal backup to storing SD card:what:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Arjohns:
Hit menu. Preferences. Scroll down. Click backup folder location. Pick where you want it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] na_tra:
Open TB then touch the button on the left side of the HOME button on the note 2. Main Menu will pop up. Under GENERAL, select PREFERENCES (3rd line from top). You will see Backup settings\Backup folder location at the bottom. Select that. The default folder will be internal memory. Now hit the RETURN bottom on the note 2 (right side of HOME button) until you see the EXTERNAL SDcard folder shows up. Select that on and press Use the Current Folder.

To all having no issue with this rom, I envy you. Phone froze while looking through Gallery. Could not do any but pulled battery to restart. Second problem: the wifi HOTSPOT quit working then could not turn on until soft reset. I did everything possible to get a clean slate but still no luck.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrwright83:
Yeah unfortunately I haven't had none of those problems, this is the only thing I did, factory data restore, clean cache, clean dal, 3 times, then format SD 3 three times (the cleaner the better) let it load and restore apps without data and that's it. I'm running without any problems, hopes that helps:cool:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jlmancuso:
Well then the mass has spokem lol! Aroma 1 should be up on Thursday. More to come afterwards.

Enjoy and the more feedback the better your experience will be. Look for major changes every release.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DarkAngel:
Just for the heck of it try using Philz Recovery. You don't have to want to use it afterwards. Perform a:

full wipe before flashing new ROM: wipe user data + format /system and /preload. SD card content is not affected

Clean to Install a New ROM:

will do a factory reset (format /data, /cache, /datadata and sd-ext) + format /system +/- /preload. Your system will not boot until you install a new ROM

Beforehand on my first install I kept getting force closes and reboots and apps would close on me. I kept getting a " Unable to locate or mount preload data " or something to this extent when I would still use TWRP. After I used Philz, it did the above and I have not had one problem since. It literally got rid of all my problems and truely wiped everything out for a new install. I like using TWRP and still do and would recommend both but try Philz to see if your problems go away. I am currently still on Philz and using the Aroma File Explorer and already themed it. You kind of get hooked once in there to try things out LOL.

I started with a fresh stock MC2 install, loaded all my settings and then installed this rom after performing the wipe. I flashed the wifi fix afterwards and Hotspot/Tether has been working flawlessly as well. My first flash I didn't have to flash the wifi fix because it was a flash right over my last w/ the fix already there ( my bad I believe I stated I didn't before but I had used TWRP. It was late....). Second flash attempt I totally started from scratch again using philz completley.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] amazin1988:
Is the wifi/hotspot a hack cause I don't wanna use and sprint bills me?

iTzXAmAzED On Note 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jlmancuso:
Philz is recommended because it works with everything. I stuck with philz causd it did everything. Glad you like it also. Although we(dev team) will try and make sure this works nk matter of the recovery.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] DarkAngel:
Yes of course. I am in no way trying to persuade you in either na_tra and if it appeared so I am sorry. My wording could have been more thought out. I like using both and it all comes down to preference in the end. The more options the better. I like the ease of using both recoveries when need be.