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[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] trein91:
Just flashed this. Is it possible to use the other navbar settings with "last app" and more? That alternate version has more customizability imo.

Anyway to set the clear all button to bottom right, and recent ram bar to top instead of bottom? (and with the default blue, green, white) =/

Also, the icons of Keep and Camera are bugged. They're set to use the "android keyboard" icon by default.
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Evisceration:
no idea what you are talking about with the icons.

if you use themes, they may are bugged depending on what cm did again to the theme manager.

i for myself dont use themes.
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] s1l3nt:
[MENTION=4833385]Evisceration[/MENTION] hey I was wondering what were your settings for device control for your s4? Just curious, so far I just enabled eco mode and enabled auto fstrim

Sent from my Nameless S4
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Evisceration:
fstrim and cpu min freq to the lowest, also fastcharge on.

else all default :)
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] NZgeek:
At the time you're doing your restore, are you using Dalvik or ART as the runtime? TiBu has some big issues with ART and frequently crashes.

That's not to say it's flawless on Dalvik either. I think I had a few issues on a restore a while back, similar to what you're seeing. I was restoring 240+ apps though, with data, so that wouldn't have helped!
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] angiest:
When I have this happen, I install the app from the market and Tibu usually continues. It's like the apk has gotten corrupted. I now have a schedule that is a forced redo of all backups every Sunday.
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] s1l3nt:
I'm on Dalvik.I never use art because i use xposed framework. I just changed the app processing mode to interactive and it will work like that, but i have to restore the apps one by one like on the free version.
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Evisceration:
im starting to work tomorrow for a month (school holidays, i need money to buy the servers used for building roms haha ;p) and wont have that much time but i will try to code a backup tool, built into the system (maybe to device control so you can use it in case you switch roms too?)

ill give my best and maybe youll even like it more than TiBu haha :D
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] s1l3nt:
That sounds really good. :victory: I don't really have to worry much about tibu now because i won't be switching roms for a while now, unless i have to do a full wipe, because I'm really liking this rom. Thanks for making this great rom :good:
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] jetboss:
Just flashed the latest weekly and I have to say super stable even the camera is faster and the torch bug I was getting is gone will report on battery life but everything great so far
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] krinyo75:
freezing

Hi

Since nightlies of july this rom is freezing very often either using simply an app or watching videos. No restart or shutdown just freezing for 20-30 secs and after it works. Your rom's base is carbon rom, or not? That rom makes the same thing, too. Any ideas? Anybody else with same problem?
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Hoschi:
Yes.

Try this Kernel here: http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23578570567723725
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Evisceration:
no, its not carbon rom. hell no. thats an insult towards me.

the freeze was when i used the pure cm kernel, reverted back meanwhile.

also one culprit was that the mediaplayer checked for EOS and ignored / skipped it. got reverted by now.

this caused some apps to freeze which use the mediaplayer like games with looping music, video players, videos in browsers.
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] krinyo75:
It freezes when I'm using simply the viber, too. So do u say this is kernel problem? What is the good kernel for this rom?
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Evisceration:
as this is the development thread and not simply a discussion thread, we are here to fix things, not to discuss which kernel to flash.

logs help to fix things :p
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] enyce5434:
quick question , how can i change the screen color temperature?? thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Evisceration:
Device Control -> Device :)

// edit

be sure to turn the screen off and on after changing it so it takes effect
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Bejda:
[MENTION=4833385]Evisceration[/MENTION]

Hello,noticed/confirm that dashclock Nameless Center extension always shows currently installed rom as update?
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] angiest:
I don't know about that, but Nameless Center never shows the currently installed version in the card that says to swipe to refresh.
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] dr.wtf:
sorry if this is a stupid question:

this is a non-tw, non-ge based rom and you got s-view working properly, using hall sensor? (just hard to believe...) :eek:

if so: are there more roms of this kind? i mean supporting s-view and not being based on tw or ge?

edit:

oh i'm so gonna try this rom. how did i miss that...
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Evisceration:
because i didnt blacklist it, will do it.

it always shows the most recent nightly as updste, so you can redownload and flash it, just in case something is wrong

that can be the fault of the build server.

it builds on the correct date but due timezones it may pick up the date from yesterday..

building nightlies now one hour later, please let me know if it fixed it :)

yes, we are using a own implementation.

android delivers everything you need for it already (obviously :p)
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] dr.wtf:
so why has everybody been saying "will never support sview because proprietary blah blah..." if it actually is possible to implement it on your own?
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Evisceration:
dont know, i guess cheap excuses for being too lazy to implement it? no idea haha :P

but they are correct, its not 1:1 the S-View as you know it. so that may be an argument.

the smart cover we are using was done by Roman Birg, we just did some changes and worked on getting it detected properly by the S4, thats all.
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] fedef12evo:
very good dev, and awesome work with sview, would be awesome to port also touchwiz camera xD but im dreaming hard
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Evisceration:
i already tried my hands on allowing to take a picture from back and front camera at the same time.

you are able to choose from which camera to take the main picture, the other camera then shows in a circle or square depending on what you choose.

you can resize it, drag it around and take a picture.

but that required me to hack around a lot and in fact it broke every other camera functionality :p

have to try it again once i am experienced enough, theres still a lot i have to learn.
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] dr.wtf:
tried the rom for a day. battery life is more than twice as bad (ok, maybe not quite...) as it was on ge which i used before with the same configurations.

normally with wlan on and idle i get a battery drain of less than 2%/h. think i never had such a long mmc2_detect lock before... but i think its not responsible for the drain. i suspect wlan to be the culprit.

i'll try it one more day then i'll try other kernels

also i had some glitches and strange behaviours of the ui which i couldn't reproduce. it always was something different.

ok obviously i've been using it for 1,5h but the graph is too steep after 12 hours.

edit: one glitch i just had for the second time. the navigation bar appeared although i never activated it. after turning screen off and on it was gone again.
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Technical:
I'm trying to enter on Developer Options in the Settings and when I click, Settings fc.

This is happening on all over last 10-12 nightlies. Weekly does not seem to have solved it also.

Am I alone with this?
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Bejda:
Not on my side, try to clear Settings.apk data (you can use Device Control>Tools/More> App Manager).

You won't loose any settings of course you'll justly only have to re-enable Developer Options.
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Technical:
Worked like a charm :good:
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] speakeasy1:
Anyone know why the ROM won't read my SD card? I have the spring s4. It reading it but it reads as zero gbs
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Evisceration:
which filesystem has your sdcard?
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] speakeasy1:
which filesystem has your sdcard?

Its the default setting for it. Its an 64 GB ultra
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Evisceration:
f2fs, formatted it myself

the default setting can be different, the size doesnt tell anything about it.

but the 64gb size can be a problem.

some people reported their 64gb sdcard only works from specific vendors, i do not own a 64gb card (my biggest one is 16gb) so its hard for me to find the culprit
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] speakeasy1:
I just flagged from Mahdi ROM and it was fine coming in. I can read all contents in recovery. I'm also on the latest nightly
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] dyandell:
I also have the 64gb card and could not access it on the latest version of the rom. I have been on Nameless off and on for several months and love the rom. This is the first time I have had an issue accessing the card. I almost certain it is exfat (?).
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] speakeasy1:
I had to go back to the 8/13 build. It might be a issues with the 8/14 build.
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] lichan:
Just found and switched to this ROM for my new S4 (only cost a penny, that's why.) Many thanks to the three amazing devs who developed and provide such great support for their ROM! I have some questions about how the OTA updates work for anyone who knows. I installed two days ago and there were two dailies waiting in downloads or somewhere on the phone but I messed something up applying Mounts2SD to recover my apps on the second external SD partition, so I had to start over from scratch. I've restored my apps via Mounts2SD but no updates are present. So, how do the updates work, where are they on the phone? I know you don't have to wipe data but can you skip some daily updates? Thanks in advance.
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] jetboss:
What's the audio quality on this ROM as music and calls last time I used it was poor that's why I left that was my only issue
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Evisceration:
it checks the build.prop and extracts a value, which contains a build date.

then it checks our api (more info at https://nameless-rom.org/docs) and fetches a list of new updates.

the it checks the date of the updates, fetched from the server, with the date stored in the build.prop

if the update date is equal or newer than the build.prop date, it considers it as new update.

also there are different channels.

NIGHTLY and WEEKLY

nightlies are build every day

weeklies every sunday

theres no real difference between them, just that the changelog of nightlies show changes from day to day while the weeklies show changes from sunday to sunday.

so less frequent flashers should use the weekly channel :)

// edit

some more info about the updating itself

updates are stored on the sdcard at "Nameless/NamelessCenter"

also there is a folder inside, called "FlashAfterUpdate".

you can place zips there and it flashes the zip after the update automagically.

like you have some flashable apps and they get wipe on am update, you put the zip in there.

it will then flash the update and then the zip.

i am still working on the updater, making it more user friendlier :)
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Evisceration:
DSP Manager -> Sound Control

we have a toggle to make any output louder / quiet

you may have to play with it.
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] lichan:
Thanks, for some reason, probably due to the Mounts2SD script (also from here on XDA), I'm getting no downloads or notices. I may have to just download one and examine the build.prop before and after Mounts2SD runs to spot the difference. One other question, can you skip daily updates? I assume you can since each looks like a complete build and not just what changed from day to day. Thanks again for your hard work (all three of you).
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Mad_Technologist:
Samsung Keyboard

I've been looking at recent posts about the S-View and it's included in this ROM despite being proprietary and wanted to know if anyone has been able port over the Samsung stock keyboard. That is by far my favorite keyboard and I've tried many, but none of them are as good to me. I've tried Swiftkey, AOSP, Google, Swype by Dragon, TouchPal X, and others to name a few. But nothing has worked as well for me as the Samsung keyboard in terms of accuracy and ease of use. I can't even really find another keyboard with the dedicated 5th row of number keys. So is porting that keyboard even remotely feasible or plausible? I just want to know if I'm dreaming and the odds are almost as high as winning millions in the lottery.

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I just wanted to know if when installing the addons for GApps like the GenieWidget and the like, do I have to install those after my initial boot or can do it all while I'm installing?

1. So basically do I wipe (dalvik, cache, system, etc.) install ROM, install GApps, boot/setup phone and then boot into recovery to install addons or can I wipe, install ROM, install GApps, install addons, and then boot/setup phone?

2. Does this ROM support Viper4Android FX or can I install it?

3.Does anyone use the Alucard Kernel as opposed to the stock? If so, does it provide better battery life or performance?

If anyone could help with any of these questions, I would greatly appreciate it and send an honest "thanks" your way (via the thank button).
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] crisp714:
Swiftkey has the option for the 5th row now. So does Kii. Devs also said that they made SView from scratch, didn't use TW code I think.
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Evisceration:
viper you can just install like any other app.

the other things, learning by doing ;)

you can flash all at once, if it gives problems, flash the rom first and then additional zips

any third party kernel removes the ramdisk we are using. find out for yourself if its worth it :)

about porting the keyboard. i only like working with source, i am not a winzipper and its definitly not worth the hassle for me to reverse engineer the samsung keyboard :)

swiftkey is free now (though i purchased it and never really used it haha) so thats your best replacement you can get i guess.

exactly, no TW code was used, just what Roman Birg opensourced already :)
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] krinyo75:
Hi

GPS lock have seen better days, too. It's very slow in the last few updates.. the rom without this problem is perfect for me.
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Evisceration:
i am going to rebase all in the next days. :)
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] unomedmen1:
Do we HAVE to use Bank Gapps?
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Technical:
As far I know, no. You can use other compatible Gapps like PA, Slim, CM...
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] unomedmen1:
Ah OK,will try PA gapps then.

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] s1l3nt:
does the s view cover drain battery significantly as it would on touchwiz? i have not tested it but i guess it would be the same?
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Evisceration:
no it doesnt.

its not actively running at all, all information is cached , like weather by our weather provider.

it gets triggered by the sensor, which is only active when you actually trigger it.

there is no battery impact, in fact its more battery saving than the normal lockscreen as its just black and white, overally black so the display saves battery too.

and if all goes wrong, i even added a toggle which allows to deactivate smart cover at all.
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] s1l3nt:
thank you for the answer. Will start using my s view cover now. Been running nameless for a long time now. Most stable rom. Keep up the amazing work with this rom :good:
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] DesertEagleSlim:
I download the nightlies every night and I'm probably the 1st person to do so every night. And I usually always flash the KT kernel with it. Now I know you don't recommend this. So I clean flashed last 2 nightlies and my jflteatt won't boot with supplied kernel. Even if loki it myself just boot loops. But if I flash KT, no issue. Any ideas. Awesome rom BTW been my daily driver for months now since coming from LiquidSmooth.
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Technical:
I suggest you format the system partition, flash the ROM and then Gapps again (and SuperSu if you use it).

Everybody is waiting for 3rd party kernels to work again...
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] DesertEagleSlim:
Oh the KT kernel works. I'm f2fs on data n cache and ext4 on system. Kt works great
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] speakeasy1:
Anyone know why the newest nighties won't read the external SD. I am on the 8/13/2014 version. Any one know what the reason would be?
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] dyandell:
I tried Folder Mount to get it to work. No luck. Only two or three of us have mentioned it.
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Evisceration:
that its not recognizing the partitions is your problem :)

/data and /cache formatted as f2fs whereas our fstab expects it to be ext4 and thus cant boot it up.
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] DesertEagleSlim:
Ah ha ok thank u sir. I see.
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] eckengucker:
Hi, first of all thank you for the excellent ROM! Its running very smooth and the kernel options out of the box are amazing! Ive got just one question. Could you add more battery icons? Like the dotted circle or so one. Nearly every other ROM have the options but your not. That would be amazing! Thank you and keep on working :D

Edit: Found another bug: Than choosing extended date like "18. august 14" the date is displayed 2 times in the notification status bar
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Technical:
Mine is not being read also. I'm on the latest nightly.

Strange uh?

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Well, all CM-based ROMs will have issues, sooner or later, Wifi and/or Bluetooth among others. xda forums have a lot of references for these new "issues" introduced by changes in CM kernel.
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Laserman49:
Should you give me the list of the phones that are compatible with this ROM please ?
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Bejda:
https://api.nameless-rom.org/changelog
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Laserman49:
So I'm not lucky, because my S4 I9515 is not compatible.
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Evisceration:
will have a look at all, thanks!

if you het more ideas, requests or bugs, please let me know :)

thats not true at all.

we are not going upstream with CM regarding the Galaxy S4.

if you lool at our sources you will notice that..

also if you format partitions f2fs it wont boot as it needs to be specified in the fstab as well as other mount flags are needed. thus it wont boot as the device expects ext4 partitions

the only partition you can format however you want is the sdcard. i have my 16gb sdcard f2fs formatted.

basically every device on sourceforge / our website.

sf:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/namelessrom/files/

website (ordered):

https://nameless-rom.org/changelog

currently 36 devices if i am correct :)

// edit

i will have a look and see if we can build for the i9515 via vendor hack

explanation what i mean with vendorhack

its a script which allows to fetch the device configuration and kernel directly from cyanogenmod, applies our changes and builds it.

means, we can support any device which cm supports too :)

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actually we support it already (forgot about it :$)

http://sourceforge.net/projects/namelessrom/files/serranoltexx/
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Laserman49:
So I'm definitively not lucky, because CM11 is not compatible with this device. They have problems with drivers of the touch screen who doesn't work after flash a custom ROM.
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Evisceration:
oh, thats bad luck then.

sorry that i cant do more, i do not own the device and dont want to tamper with it without actually owning it :/
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Laserman49:
A question, if I Flash a custom ROM (if they debug it one day), could I reinstall the Samsung applies like S Health that I use everydays ?

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serranoltexx is the same as I9515 ?
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Bejda:
Sadly no i guess, serranoltexx is S4 Mini I9195 while your is S4 Value edition i9515.
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Evisceration:
did i just mixup i9195 with i9515? damn samsungs model naming.. haha
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] eckengucker:
Im desperately awaiting the fix and the feature - than I have a new daily driver! gute arbeit!
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Bejda:
You reported and requested about 24hours ago and already feel desperate? :laugh: ;)

But yeah you're right something's wrong when on notification panel when we tick "show date" for status bar.

And about battery icons actually the one i miss is the stock CM jellybean with percent, you know that cute vertical little **** with numbers aside lol. I know SlimTeam brought it back.

Otherwise to talk a little about already but recently introduced features (generally it's a shame that we always ask for new things but never discuss newly existing ones isn't it :) ):

Swipe anywhere from notification panel to QuickSettings :good:

Switch to last app available as action under buttons custom configs (long press menu for me) :good:

Dialpad key padding :good:

Probably others that i don't remember right now :good: ;)

About force multi-panel layout for Settings under Crazy Lab, it's something i would probably use if Settings.apk dpi could be changed independently (on the fly/after Settings restart would be even better of course).
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Evisceration:
the multi pane forcing is meant for development purposes. i do not have a tablet and still want to be sure it doesnt crash on tables.

thats the main reason its in crazy lab, the lab is for stuff which isnt for regular users but really helpful for us. (like the ro.nameless.secret=1 easter eggs and ro.nameless.debug=1 switch, the first one is just for pleasure though ;p it affects device control and adb connections / bug report power menu and some other sweet things haha)
[Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unified Development] Bejda:
Okaayyy..so now i'm a monkey huh,it's not very nice of you. Can be discussed though but...well let's skip this ;)

I've been searching for that easter egg since you once wondered how comes that nobody found it already on this thread lol but i guess i'm still unable to find it,i added the values to my build.prop manually actually..

Dunno i taped Crazy Lab empty space right under "disable fc notifs" and/or device's menu button repeatedly,even tried some tick/untick options combo lol but nope.

Btw the nameless.secret gave me monkey status then,adb connection icon and bug report option but i can't see what brought me nameless.debug.. do you keep preciously your OnePlus One invitation for the jflte user whom will find them'all by chance? :)

Despite the hints i had to cheat though so i'm probably banned from the contest but now the rumor has started spreading lol,fear the rush of users coming to NamelessRom hehe