yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Shubham87:
Okay. This is a pretty good substitute, although there is no HDR.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] carlinleos:
Great!!!!!

Hi Alexander, thank you so much!!!! there was another AOKP rom in the forum, therefore my question is, what are the differences between your rom and SOKP?

btw, I am not able to find the screenshots . . .
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] alexander4all:
SOKP is some modified version of AOKP if I remember correctly. I use only the original sources including some fixes for the Note II which is not (yet?! well, probably never will...) supported by the AOKP-Team.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] geekynoob:
Sokp was a kang from aokp and aicp..

Regards..

fraam mai Note 2 to yeu..

ahnjoy...
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Shubham87:
Awesome rom. Superb performance, Great battery life. I'm not much of a gamer but I did try 'Into the Dead' and 'Shadow Fight 2'. Worked without a lag :D

But there's one thing I noticed. While using the One+One camera app, the images were slightly blurry. I don't know if it's just me :confused:

Anyway, this is probably going to be my daily driver for now.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] porcino:
Google Camera with Photosphere and 3x3 composite modes works fine.

I'm using the micro-gapps package, which gives more flexibility with selecting various Google apps from Google Play.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] gimmick56:
Hi alexander,

be back here after a long time on my old but gold N2. The Rom works great

I wanted to inform only briefly it seems to be fixed the camera problem . You can read here

http://gerrit.aokp.co/#/q/status:merged

and there is a nightly from 03.09.14

http://aokp.co/blog/nightly-2014-09-03

Many thanks for your work here
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] MikeSome1:
Hi, I installed Your ROM and everything seems to be fine, but one thing doesn't work for me - LED notification light.

I got everything set under AOKP settings, and also "pulse notification light" in Settings -> Display is checked, but LED doesn't work.

I mean - when I get notification it blinks once (white) then it stops. When I turn the screen on, unlock and then off - it starts blinking again as it should.

I read through the internet and this issue in AOKP seems to be present since 2011, and still no solution...

Could You see if You can somehow fix this? :)
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] gimmick56:
Hi mate,

go to the device option in settings, display and set the notification light to fade.

Then go to ROM control / notification LED and there you can set what you want. For me it works great with settings for Gmail, Aqua mail, Rom included SMS and Hangouts. I have set different colours and light settings.

many regards and happy flashing
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] MikeSome1:
Thanks for answer. Unfortunately this doesn't help.

I believe it has something to do with kernel, 'cause I had similar problem on OmniROM and here in AOKP it's OMNI kernel.

Issue still occurs.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] gimmick56:
Hi mate,

i´m on the same kernel:confused: and it works, but you can try this one

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2231374

download here

http://d-h.st/L9c

many regards and happy flashing

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Hi alexander,

new nightly is out from today

http://aokp.co/blog/nightly-2014-09-11

have a nice time
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] TomeG2kc:
I've some issue. But first small explanation, I'm using navigation bar, I turned off touch buttons (by editing /system/usr/keylayout/sec_touchkey.kl and putted # before lines) - now works only physical home button, but this is exactly what I wanted. This is OK. But...

When I'm watching some YouTube videos embedded in, for example, Flowly for Android (in full-screen), after video finish, I can't see my navigation buttons, so I can't back from full-screen to Flowly. Only what I can do is press physical home button and back to home screen. And you may thing this is problem with turning off touch buttons. But not, I made it before, on another rom and this works like suppose. Usually, when I want back from full-screen, I swyped from right side of the screen and buttons appears. But not in this rom. What I'm doing wrong? Or what you must change to make it possible?

Edit:

OK, I thing I know what is going on. Problem is with Navigation Buttons and landscape orientation - those always diapers when I change orientation from portrait to landscape.

How change it?

--==||==--

WySwype'owane i wyTapatalk'owane z mojego Note'a Drugiego Wspaniałego.

--==--

Swyped and Taptalked from my Great Note The Second

==

TomeG2kc aka Tomasz G.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] sms2000:
Yep, the NaviBar buttons don't work in Landscape.

EDIT: Actually AOKP tries to show NaviBar in landscape but forgets to do it vertically. The left most button is shown only if your have 5 buttons. If the number of buttons < 5 you see an empty slot only.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] sms2000:
Is there any instructions how to build N7100 ROM?

Seems to be only LTE devices supported natively.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] gimmick56:
here a good thread for build a Rom

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1801690

many regards and happy flashing
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] sms2000:
No, I mean how can I build AOKP N7100? This ROM has no available target N7100..
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] gimmick56:
Hi mate,

I don't understand your question. Did you mean flashing this Rom on the N7100 or creating your own AOKP Rom for the N7100. If you mean flash the Rom you can read it in the OP. For the other you read the thread in my post before.

Only for understanding, this Rom is build by [MENTION=237867]alexander[/MENTION]4all from AOKP source. AOKP do not support the N7100 so this Rom is "unofficial".

many regards
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] sms2000:
Yes, I was thinking to build it myself.

I understand the N7100 port is unofficial and not made public.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] gimmick56:
he, he,☺ it's official in XDA. Rom cooking isn't a easy job. With the posted tutorial you can try it. Also you can search in Google for other tutorials.

many regards
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] TomeG2kc:
Hi,

I think I found temporary solution bcoz I found another dependency. It's dpi.

Always, when I install new rom, first what I'm doing is change dpi from default to my favourite 220. So, here is a problem with NEW AOKP roms, if your dpi is greater or equal than 240 your nav buttons disappear in landscape orientation! And interesting is that there isn't noting - no buttons, even transparent, only black nav bar.

But my solution is to change dpi little above 240, that's mean 241 dpi is good enough for me, and this works (but I'm using Texdroider from GP, not options in settings Interface/More/LCD density - I don't know if depends or not).

Interesting isn't it?

--==||==--

WySwype'owane i wyTapatalk'owane z mojego Note'a Drugiego Wspaniałego.

--==--

Swyped and Taptalked from my Great Note The Second

==

TomeG2kc aka Tomasz G.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] gimmick56:
Hi alexander,

thanks for the new update, but really bad download speed. Only 20 KB/s

many regards
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] gimmick56:
Hi alexander

many thanks for the last update from 05.10., works great

many regards and happy flashing
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] gimmick56:
Hi,

new nightly is available, some news you can read here

http://aokp.co/blog nightly-2014-10-18

many regards
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] alexander4all:
The best source for changes between the builds would be http://gerrit.aokp.co/#/q/status:merged since the official builds are spread over a huge timespan

I'll have a new one ready later today
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] gimmick56:
Hi mate

thanks a lot for the update

works great, no problems found in the short time after flashing

many regards
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Kun2210:
Hi Guys, been quite a while since I was last using this charming ROM, got tired of touchwiz crap and gonna look for a good aosp-ish ROM.

Quick question - any serious issues with latest builds or I can flash and enjoy? :cowboy:
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] gimmick56:
Yes mate flash and enjoy it.

No problems here, I use the Rom daily

many regards
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Kun2210:
Guys, can I use Agni kernel with this ROM? I mean the CM version from this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2231374

Or there's some other kernel you'd recommend for this ROM?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] iTAZUETA:
Yes you can use it, in fact I've been using it for a week no problems what so ever.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Kun2210:
Do you have LED notifications working on AGNI? I recently flashed 2.9 and this is the only thing I'm missing :/

Wysłane z mojego GT-N7100 przy użyciu Tapatalka
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] iTAZUETA:
Yes my LED notifications are fully working.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Kun2210:
Hmm, did you change anything in AOKP Settings or Agni Control? Mine's only blinking once and then it never blinks again, e.g. when receiving a message :(
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] iTAZUETA:
In agni control only changed the CPU frequency and the govener. And I AOKP settings nothing
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Kun2210:
OK, working well now, but had to disable LED while charging.

EDIT: Looks like it works only if I unlock the phone and relock it again - normally, when I receive a message when the screen is off, it blinks once and then stops blinking.

[MENTION=4775481]iTAZUETA[/MENTION] could you please share your settings in: Agni Control (2 options) and in AOKP Settings (whole screen)?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] iTAZUETA:
Here the screens
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Kun2210:
Thanks a lot, but seems like I'm still missing something. Maybe you need to boot at least once before you flash Agni, so the LED settings won't override each other? No idea, but have both ROM and kernel version same as yours and the settings are identical - still, the LED blinks once and then dies, untill I unlock the screen :(
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] iTAZUETA:
Yeah I did boot the phone with stock kernel first and used it for around 2 days before I changed to Agni kernel. I always had trouble when I flash the kernel directly.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Kun2210:
Well, I wiped and looks like LED does not work even on pure AOKP - is it only me? 2014-10-23 version here :S

To be detailed - LED works when charging, but once I get a message or an e-mail, it blinks once and then never blinks again for this particular notification. Weird that if I unlock the phone and relock again, it'll start blinking when there's still some notification active.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] gimmick56:
Hi mate,

you can set the LED in Rom Control LED settings. There you can set for every App you want a different setting so eg. the blinking time, clolor and more. For me it works ok with Aqua mail, Stock sms/mms and more.

many regards
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Kun2210:
I'm aware of that possibility, however, even though I specified few applications in there, LED behaviour is still the same - single blink and then stop. Not working for Hangouts, Messenger (5.0 SMS app), Gmail and any other app I tested. Even after wipe, with stock AOKP kernel I didn't manage to make it work.

Also tried few apps/Xposed modules, but nothing worked :S
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] gimmick56:
Hi mate,

a full wipe is recommend if you come from an other Rom like Stock, CM an so on.

Also you can try this App

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.koo.lightmanager&hl=en

or you can try it with AGNi pureCM kernel

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2231374

I´m on stock AOKP kernel (it´s CM source) and i have no problems

many regards and happy flashing
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Kun2210:
I always do a full wipe when switching ROMs. Also, if you read my posts above, you'd now that I actually tried both stock AOKP kernel and Agni, exactly the one you suggested (which is actually the one I'm using as we speak). No app/Xposed module seemed to work, which I also stated above.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] TheBo:
Obviously i always format every partition except intSd and extSd... All formatted Cache, dalvik, system, and all

and that is way i said "installed from scratch"

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[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Elvecio:
It's strange, but i encountered this issue with other ROMs :/ yesterday i've tried to install Resurrection Remix, i wiped ALL the internal storage to be sure, installed ROM, installed gapps, wipe cache, fix permission and....nothing. Maybe is the recovery?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] TheBo:
Yes as i said 2 post ago.... It was a recovery issue... I said it because a user said He had issues with old twrp... And i stated just that i had issues even with the latest one ;)

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[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] porcino:
Hmm... I also use the same latest TWRP and also had this booting forever problem. I just assumed that I forgot to factory reset the system before booting due to late hours... So, back to recovery, factory reset, and everything worked.

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Good news - Bluetooth works in my car (R.S.250 Cup), both music and phone. No stability problems as with PAC ROM. So far, at least...
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] alexander4all:
It looks like the SMS-app issue happens on unrelated AOKP-roms aswell so it seems to be an issue with the AOKP sources itself... I'd have to check later if I can find a fix for it.

As to the SMS-backup issue I can't tell you much, I myself use MyBackup Pro but I haven't migrated my text messages from 4.3 to 4.4.

And I can't comment on the gapps since they are unrelated to this image and I have no control over them, you might try other gapps like the ones by dhacker29
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] kitkatcamusa:
Sms backup is a app problem(doesn't work with kitkat), try last beta (became a beta tester first)

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[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] porcino:
OK, I'll try a different app for migration. SMS Backup only crashes on the external SD card. On the emulated card #0 it shows the progress bar, but the messages do not show up... I'll report the progress.

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Another minor thing...

Is there a solution for making DSP Manager work?

It's not picked up from Apollo, although the button exists. When started separately, it doesn't make any difference to the sound. For Nexus 4 both DSP Manager and Apollo are flashed as a zip, as they need some additional libraries...
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] porcino:
Went driving with VideoReg... It hanged once when attempting to calibrate focus while driving. It was camera not responding fault. It's not too bad, but the problem is present.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] alexander4all:
I'll upload an update in about 30 minutes where I fixed the SMS-issue, so that should be out of the way now.

But regarding DSP Manager, I tried to get it working for a while but it looks like it does not like the AOKP-framework very much, maybe I'll get something done in future.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Milver:
Best

Very beautiful ROM with very setting possibilities
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] porcino:
Just managed to migrate my old SMS from Android 4.3.1 PAC ROM to this one! After many experiments SMS Backup and Restore worked, while many other apps, including SMS Backup Plus beta, did not.

Had to roll back to AR ROM, used SMS Backup for SMS migration to AR, then used SMS Backup and Restore for migration to this ROM. A two stage process... Well done me!

Thanks everyone for advice! :beer:
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] porcino:
Another bug, this time Google's fault.

When composing SMS, Enter key is only available upon pressing Shift; otherwise there is a smiley selection key. It should be the other way round, because people use paragraphs more frequently than smileys.

Is it possible to keep the standard layout in SMS, where smileys are called by long-pressing Enter?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] victorator:
Thanks for taking the time to share your builds. Unfortunately I am way too busy to maintain builds on xda, I'm glad someone with a passion for building roms took over the AOKP business. Good luck!

:good:
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] jshinn1:
Yep great top see some 4.4.2 AOKP love one of my favorite ROMS
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] alexander4all:
Well that might be because I switched the SMS-app to the AOSP one for the time being until that double-SMS bug gets fixed then I'll switch back to the AOKP version, I don't know if it was different there though since I never really write SMS.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] porcino:
No, it was the same in the first release. In JB and earlier versions there is a setting in Messenger to have Enter instead of smileys. This option is gone now...

They also removed a half of special symbols from the popup menu when you long-press the full stop button. I'm missing the UK pound symbol. The equality, greater than, less than and a vertical bar symbols were never included, which is also silly. It makes it difficult to work with shell commands.

Yes, I agree regarding SMS. It, however, starts making sense when travelling on roaming. Besides, most non-engineers and old people for some reason prefer it. ...essentially all my family...
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] alexander4all:
That feature was present in AOKP 4.3 also but it might take a while for all these features to get ported to 4.4. You can follow the development in the AOKP Code Review.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] porcino:
A new version uploaded? Good!

Just found that an important feature is missing - CM blacklist with wildcards. Is it in the future plans?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Elvecio:
Strange issue: i noticed that sometimes the proximity sensor is on (a quite red light) when it should be off (for example: browsing the homescreen). Restarting the phone usually solves the problem.

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[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] nunggg:
This rom include bootloader ?
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] silentvisitor:
No ROM (in zip file) contains bootloader.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] porcino:
So, what about the blacklist, as in CM ROMs?

Alexander,

Your ROM is excellent, just a bit more and it will be perfect!
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] alexander4all:
Well my work lies mostly in porting an otherwise unsupported ROM to the n7100, I'm not in development although I'm taking this work as an opportunity to get started with it. Even on the official site Kitkat has only been released for a handful of devices, having a relatively stable version only since mid-december but as development continues we'll soon see more of the Jellybean-features on Kitkat.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] alexander4all:
Actually without you and your work I might've never get off my back to do this since your work kinda inspired me in the first place as AOKP might be on of the best things happening to Android. I was wondering when you might start to release 4.4-builds and then got kinda restless and started to fumble around and got my first successful builds and after a week thought, I might share them with the community. Glad I got your blessings and your feedback is always appreciated, thanks!
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] porcino:
A proper equaliser is available for this ROM. I checked, both DSP Manager and Apollo music player from this link work fine!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2516306

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The problem with badly accessible Enter key in SMS Messaging is solved in OMNI ROM.

I downloaded OMNI from here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2487526

Then, opened the zip with ES File Explorer, extracted the application system/priv-app/Mms.apk, copied it to the device over the existing /system/priv-app/Mms.apk, fixed permissions to 644 (rw-r-r), and rebooted the phone. Now, I have a menu option to enable Enter in Messaging.

This is just an experiment. All credits, of course, go to OMNI and CM teams.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] gimmick56:
Hi mate,

great to see a new one who build AOKP for the N7100

will flash it as second Rom and test it

many regards and happy flashing
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] alexander4all:
Well I tried adding Apollo and DSPManager sources from the CM-repository and it kinda worked with EQ and all, but every time a new track played DSP crashed so I decided at that point to not include it.

In the new build from today (2014-01-10) I included that MMS-app from the Omni-repository in it.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] Elvecio:
It's funny the fact that when a ROM is very very good, nobody post messages in the relative thread, complaining about some problems :D

Congratulations for your work, system is very smooth and battery life is totally comparable to the stock ROMs. BT works, camera works, the only problem that today i faced is the Whatsapp crashes when i try to send a video (but i think it might be unrelated with the rom, or maybe it's just the fact that i switched to ART). I will definitely stay with this ROM.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] paarkhi:
ART and Whatsapp doesn't go well together->AFAIK
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] gimmick56:
Hi mate,

i test your 10/01 build and at first the new botanimation from AOKP is great.

so far i have no problems found with the Rom, but one prob i have had with flashing.

I wipe cache/dalvic before i flash the new build and flash it. After installing i missed the Play Store App and some other.

If that ok so please post it in your OP that after installing a new build the gapps must be installed too.

And if some here will theme the Rom install the Xposed Framework from here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1574401

and search in the download section for the GravityBox(KK) and install it.

I have not all tested but the most works

many regards and happy flashing
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] patelumangv:
You have to flash Gapps.
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] geekynoob:
Cannot connect to camera in the latest Nightly..!!

Apart from that.. EPIC SMOOTHNESS..!! :D :)

Any help would be appreciated..! :)

EDIT- Tried it all.. Nothing Works for me :(

Damn i so badly wanted to use the rom..! Awaitng a revert now..!
[Galaxy Note II Original Android Development] porcino:
Try 8th January edition. Don't forget to wipe /system in addition to caches before installation.

The camera in this ROM is not uncrashable, but still quite usable. It crashes under some combination of advanced control, when focusing in landscape. Just try and avoid this combination...