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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Rickav:
[IMG="About Phone Screenshot"]http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=2893754&stc=1&d=1407796209[/IMG]

CyanogenMod Version date is 2 days after the M9 Snapshot I'm running on. Potentially has more of the fixes/newer commits since then. Also, you too are running a theme so, safe to say, theme manager seems to be working fine.

Will be trying this rom shortly. I never use navigation bar so that could be a minor issue. Is there a difference between AOSP and AOSB?

Also, do you use mat9v's scripts with Devil kernel?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ChemoNL:
Yeah I'm using a theme. Android L to be precise.

AOSB is cm based with extra features. Much like this ROM only this ROM is much smoother.

I've never looked at the scripts so that is a no [emoji14]

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] NickosD:
Which plasma version should I use with this rom?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] dsapac:
Well you have cm11, cmx, omni, pa, slim. You will have to try one. I would go first with cm then cmx and so on. I dont use plasma kernel. For me still the best custom kernel for CM is Devil Kernel.

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[MENTION=2473722]mat9v[/MENTION]'s scripts is just kernel settings. This whey you dont have to set up kernel again when you flashig new rom and kernel. You just flash script.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] arshu16:
which kernel do you all recommend?

Agni, plasma or devil?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ChemoNL:
Devil
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] arshu16:
microphone sensitivity is quite less. Even the "Ok Google" voice command is not activated sometimes.

I've increased the sensitivity of microphone to 31 using synapse still it's quite low.

How to fix it?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] 2be3_80:
Hello, is there option to disable capacitive buttons at the bottom?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] :
on the next build
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] arshu16:
No reply?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ChemoNL:
I don't recognise this problem with Devil3 or stock kernel.

Did you dirty flash or clean with wipe?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] arshu16:
Make a video and check the audio.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Rickav:
Well... That's pretty awesome.

As of right now, I don't know any other custom ROMs that have this feature incorporated by default.

Look forward to it.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] red de0392:
Is this rom stable ??
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] andromeda1968:
Hi...fantastic rom ;)

It's possibile for the next update:

. custom colours download bar

. status bar more tweaks for colors and date format and seconds and show the Phone company

. new batteries icons possibilities?? just like xposed???

thanks
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] :
Those things you mention are not really needed and can only make the rom unstable
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] andromeda1968:
no....with the dirty unicorns for the Note 1 is perfect and everything works fine
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] tarunsoni:
How can we change the action for menu and home button.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] red de0392:
I flashed this rom today, everything seems to be running fine, but when i turn off lockscreen notification and when I get notifications the phone freezes and I have to hold on to the power button and restart phone. Also, even if I turn off wake on notification, the phone still wakes up upon receiving notification. Rest everything is perfectly fine.

Thank you.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] tarunsoni:
While changing the wallpaper, most of the times blank wallpaper is set. I have to reboot to correct the blank wallpaper. After reboot the default wallpaper is loaded.

Also like cm11, I am getting systemui force close. I tried uninstalling all the xposed modules but it only helped for a short period.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ChemoNL:
[MENTION=5962228]dev D[/MENTION]o you have a current changelog of the new version?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] :
Coming this weekend

Als alles goed gaat dit weekend een nieuwe build
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ChemoNL:
Okay thank you.

Dank je voor de info
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] geekynoob:
That's a bug with the theme engine.. Firebird can't really do much about it.. This is the best aosp rom.. Along with carbon for me..

Well done mate..

Shot from my Kitkat'ized Note 2 using xda premium app..
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Fabio R.:
Great !! I like this ROM.. I can't wait the new version. Ready to download it ;) .
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Rickav:
Couple of things I wanted to check:

1. The latest version that is online now (since 8th August), is that Build 6? Since the last addition to the changelog is from 11th of June called Build 5. I assume the next one you release will be Build 7, then?

2. Is there any way to save all the custom settings so that they can be transferred and carried over to any newer version?

3. This ROM is pretty awesome. Well awesome. I'm new to the whole custom ROM side of things but of the few I've tried so far (CM X, CM11, PA, SlimKat), this has absolutely everything I need and more without weighing down the phone excessively. Not just the best of both worlds; the best of, at least, 5 worlds combined in this one ROM.

Real props to and your work. Would be my pleasure to continue supporting further progress of this ROM.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] :
I'm building this rom for 18 devices and they where all on a different build nr, which drove me crazy. since I build automated I only use dates as a reference
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] :
build 23-8-14

- Synced with CyanogenMod sources until build time (build.prop time);

- New HOVER touch to hide;

- fb: do not block home button if incoming call is a background call (affect only devices with home button);

- Fix preload slimrecent with PIE (blank panel)

- Change PIE icons on the fly on theme changes

- HOVER: swipe right to dismiss only from hover and left to dismiss from all (hover, status bar and notification drawer)

- Switch to SlimRoms Heads Up;

- Heads up content:

* Launch in floating window

* Option to show always expanded

* Show updates from pending background apps

* Show at bottom of the screen

* Snooze time

* Notification time out

* dismissing to right keeps notifications in notif panel

* option to disable in lockcscreen (for thse using lockscreen notifications)

- Heads up: enable heads up notification checkbox for all (disable check of system packages to allow check box for all. This will, for example, bring screenshot to heads up if SystemUI is enabled)

- Separate category in setting headers for notification services (heads up, hover and halo)

- Long pressing an app from notification drawer also show an option to receive notifications from Head up!

- Add option to change size of QS ribbon bar

- HOVER: A few improvements

- Call recording enabled

- Slim recent panel background color and transparency

- A bunch of updates for CM repos including all theme manager related

- More forgotten things...
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ChemoNL:
Just flashed it. Looks stable. Will test it more this weekend. Thanks [MENTION=231896]dev[/MENTION]

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] eladwf:
Call recording on CM? how?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Shubham87:
Seems pretty solid till now.

One thing though, I can't find an option to turn off button backlight. Any idea how do I do that?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Rickav:
So... How do I start a call recording?

I don't see any options during a call.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] :
Call recording doesn't work in Europe or us due to privacy reasons, maybe I revert the commit to make it work in all countries
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ChemoNL:
Wouldn't you get legal problems if you enable it for all countries?

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Rickav:
I gather that you are in the Netherlands so I guess it doesn't work for you either.

However, as [MENTION=4810099]ChemoNL[/MENTION] mentioned, if this does involve messing around with legalities, I can understand if you don't want to release it/play around with it too much.

So far, ROM runs smoothly, theme manager works as intended and 10/10.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] gshahrawat:
Only found one feature missing called data traffic meter plz add..:D
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ChemoNL:
I've installed xposed framework with a module for that.

http://xdaforums.com/xposed/modules/xposed-networkspeedindicator-v0-9-t2636971

Works great although it's still alpha status

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] tonims:
I can't understand in all custom sammy roms you can record calls and there are a lot of apps in the playstore for doing it.

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] victorharsh:
When applying themes , system.ui forced closed.:p
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ChemoNL:
Not for me even with dirty flash.

Try with clean install

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] geekynoob:
got loads of issues in the newest build :(

will try once more with a clean flash..!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] redline2097:
Anyone else has problems with Play Store force closing?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] tweeny80:
Just reporting in to say I've been running 23 Aug build for a few days, no issues. Love the stylus features, means you don't need to use CM spen detector or Note Buddy.

Thanks chef
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] KNIGHT97:
Well, as always, slim heads up has been known to conflict with other features. [MENTION=4258086]firebird11[/MENTION] do look into getting the previous CM heads back on this, as the previous build was rock solid stable but the new build with slim heads up is causing lots of problems. Users complained of the same issue on Liquid Smooth ROMs too where slim heads up caused random systemUI FCs and many a times would conflict with hover and prevent the floating window too.

Anyways, enjoying this beautiful AIO ROM, thanks for bringing this masterpiece to us.

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] :
I'll see what I can do
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] :
It can't be heads-up cause it has not been changed since previous build
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] KNIGHT97:
That's weird. Because the latest build, which me and my friends flashed, for me settings crashed on first book, then android l based themes crash the systemUI, we're using the second last build which was rock stable, for now.

If I ever get time to, I'll try to Pm you the locals, if it is okay with you

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] geekynoob:
+1

THere are themes that i apply and settings fc.. and i am left with no other choice but to reflash the rom without a wipe..! :(
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] :
Regarding themes there's not much I can do that's a cm thing, I make a new build this afternoon for you guys to test
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] tweeny80:
If you are not posting the test build in op, kindly include me in the test. I use themes and you rom is my daily driver. Thanks
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] geekynoob:
I am up for the test..! let me know.!!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] eddyctweets:
I've tried a few different ROMs recently and aicp, liquid smooth, cm and this ROM all seem to have the same issue with themes it seems to have developed around 22/8 with cm anything from before that is ok
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] geekynoob:
Yes.. its because of the theme engine i am pretty sure..!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] eddyctweets:
I can test too once you have it built if your not adding it to the op ?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Rickav:
... I'm almost feeling a bit left out in all of this force closures businesses?!

Currently, I'm running the latest released version of crDroid with a completely clean wipe (data, system, internal etc) on my Note 2.

Using this dark Android L theme at the moment, albeit it isn't as fully featured as some other ones. Previously, I also used this dark Android L theme which was more fleshed out but I the colour scheme wasn't to my liking.

During this period, I haven't had any problems directly related to the theme. Receiving large number of notifications in a short space of time triggered an fc every now and then but nothing really out of the ordinary (I believe heads-up may have been partly responsible for this but not entirely sure).

This ROM is still as smooth as it had been and works just as you'd expect. I haven't had the chance to compare it to Carbon yet (not a big fan of the nightlies idea) but I can't imagine there would be any significant boost in performance or otherwise.

In any case, I'd be glad to test out any of your latest releases and I will say that this handles theming notably better than CM11 on its own (I found limited theming cability in the notifications drawer on the nightlies following the M9 snapshot).

EDIT: I don't have Xposed. I was trying to stay away from Xposed framework and just make the best out of the ROM's functionality. That may be a cause of the fc's(?)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Lukapetr:
How do I install this rom?

EDIT: i just installed[emoji3]
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] :
ok guys , new build in the OP
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ChemoNL:
Flashed the new build. No errors with theme engine like previous build. Looks somewhat smoother compared to previous build. Will test more thoroughly tomorrow

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Lukapetr:
What are the steps to update guys??
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ChemoNL:
Dirty:

Reboot to recovery

Wipe dalvik cache and change

Flash rom

Flash gapps

Reboot

Clean:

Reboot to recovery

Wipe system, data, cache and dalvik cache

Flash ROM

Flash gapps

Reboot

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Lukapetr:
Will my data and apps be deleted? Thank you
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ChemoNL:
With dirty no but if you encounter bugs you first have to clean install and with clean you'll loose everything

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Lukapetr:
So every time there is a new update of this rom i should do clean installation?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ChemoNL:
Not necessarily. Only if advised by the dev or if you encounter bugs.

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Lukapetr:
OK the gapps always have to be flashed?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] :
You can almost do a clean install by wiping only system, cache and dalvik cache and still keep your apps and settings
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] redline2097:
Changelog?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Uz4ever:
I have frequent FC of Android.systemui file... I'm the only?

Thanks

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ChemoNL:
Nope.

Even with dirty flash.

Do you use mods or custom kernel?

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Uz4ever:
No, original kernel.

With clean flash.

The FC is always after unlocking the phone

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ChemoNL:
That's really strange. I'm on dirty with xposed and Devil3 kernel and no problem at all

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Uz4ever:
Maybe some app...

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Rickav:
Hey there, how's Devil3 treating you? I've been thinking about switching to another kernel but haven't made the move yet.

Any pros/cons to performance/battery life related to your use?

Also, links to this specific kernel download would be greatly appreciated.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ChemoNL:
Using default settings after install with only some minor adjustments to the screen gives me a lot more battery life and the performance is good by default.

Kernel thread is here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2239453

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Editie:
When i try and flash devil kernal i get android.process.phone has stopped working can someone link me to a version that works?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ChemoNL:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=53550014

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Fabio R.:
The ROM is fantastic but, in this version I can't install any theme without problems in lockscreen or system Ui. Works only L theme . Cobalt, Neon and Reborn don't work..... Why?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ChemoNL:
I guess it's the CM base.

maybe it's fixed on next release, maybe not
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] :
Use themes made for the new theme engine
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] geekynoob:
He has mentioned themes and all of them are for the new engine.. I have a similar problem... :(

Settings fc on many theme i dont kow why..!

Waiting for a newer version to see if it fixes things for me..
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] :
yeah, i think it's cm cause theme-chooser is untouched by the developer

and don't forget the theme's itself sometimes buggy :silly:
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] KNIGHT97:
Try getting some patches from PA, they have had quite a good stability lately, even in their alpha builds, and themes rarely FC, and that too when not properly designed.

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[Galaxy Note II Android Development] geekynoob:
Yes [MENTION=4258086]firebird11[/MENTION] PA is the only aosp rom that has no theme fcs for me..

Regards..

fraam mai Note 2 to yeu..

ahnjoy...
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] :
Build 14-9-14

- Synced with CyanogenMod sources;

- Fix recent panel defaulting to white on clean flash;

- Slimrecents card/text color;

- DSPManager: add loudness enhancer

- AdAway app updated to version 2.9.1;

- Attempt to fix DSPManager of crashing;

- Attempt to fix force close in Dialer/Settings
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Rickav:
Woop, woop!

Everything had been going smoothly for a while now and I was getting somewhat restless to not be fidgeting with my phone.

Now I have a legit excuse for full clean wipe, start again from scratch and, this time, use a custom kernel for comparison.

It goes without saying, of course, many thanks. Really appreciate you continuing this project and releasing new versions as and when required.

Cheers.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] iTAZUETA:
OK I could download it now.

Do you mind if I mirror it to MEGA?

Regards itazueta
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Rickav:
Hey there, I downloaded this fine earlier today but was having some problems flashing it. I want to double check if it's corrupted but, for some reason, I can't reach the download link currently.

Could you, or anybody else who can for that matter, paste in the MD5 value here just so I could check it out.

(For anyone wondering, the rom, when flashed by itself, works perfectly. Adding GApps into the mix breaks the network-provided side of things [calls and text messages and such]). No other similar responses here so it's fair to say something's gone wonky on my side, hence the reassurance of a double check.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] geekynoob:
Flash rom.. Reboot..

then flash latest gapps..! and reboot..

set up.. use camere etc.. then flash custom kernel..!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] tweeny80:
Anyone having luck downloading? The page won't load, has been that way for several hours for me.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] :
The file host is having a problem, it's bin worked on
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] silentvisitor:
oh...ok

Thanks for info :good:
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Rickav:
You say that... But it's still not going anywhere.

In any case, I've successfully downloaded and flashed the rom moments after you first uploaded it but I had a question: I don't see the option to add date to the status bar (next to the time in the centre) anymore. There used to be a custom Java format to edit it; not there now.

Has that been removed? It was pretty useful and one of the key reasons I came to this rom as many others didn't support it...
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] carlinleos:
I wanted to try this ROM, but I guess androidfilesharing wont let me as it looks like their page is down...
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ChemoNL:
There is an xposed module that does the trick
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] silentvisitor:
Link is working again friends :good:
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Rickav:
There is an Xposed module to do that even when you're running on good ol' solid stock rom.

The idea is that this rom provided for that opportunity irrespective of the availability of there being an additional module for it to make it work. I hope you understand what I'm getting at...

For me, crDroid combines the absolute best features and highlights of many other major AOSP roms (similar concept to probam AOSB) into one seamless rom. It gives the users freedom to cherry-pick the best bits which suited to their needs.

In my case, the li'l date next to the time was significant to me. Few other rom devs did that because, as you rightly say, Xposed provided for it if needed. Thing is, this isn't like SlimKat which needs to shave off those megabytes since that is their ultimate project aim. Hence, I was disappointed that a feature, which may have been important to only myself, was removed without warning.

I guess, since this is synced with CM 11, their rom devs must have decided to cut it at some point.

Nevertheless, I'll probably still be sticking with this rom... Dev here has done excellent work and a few letters of text isn't going to convince me otherwise.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] tweeny80:
Well said, agreed. I like this ROM because it has what I want and very little else. Dunno why but when the ROM I use has heaps of unused features it plays on my mind. OCD?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ChemoNL:
I think what you are getting at

Quick question though. Did you checked settings - date and time. I know on AOSB I need to be there for date and clock settings. Not sure for this rom.

Worth checking out
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Rickav:
I have this is old laptop (it's so old, Toshiba discontinued... Toshiba) and, obviously, it's not exactly the first off the starting blocks, as it were. If it could render the starting blocks in the first place, that is. Anyways, to keep it ticking it over, I decided to re-install Windows from scratch (what a pleb, right. Windows, psssh) since it's got to a stage where I can chisel messages into stone and have it delivered halfway across the world by carrier pidgeons before it could open a word document.

I had the company's recovery disc which came with "useful" programmes like Cyberlink DVD burner, McAfee (trial of course) and an assortment of other Toshiba related goodies. I knew that choosing a clean install giving up all of these (don't get me wrong, some of the Toshiba bloat was actually pretty useful for running the laptop smoothly). But the full wipe gave me the opportunity to start from absolutely nothing and then take steps in the direction I wanted.

Right now, it's still humming along and if you questioned me, I could explain to you the use of every single programme available in the Control Panel and why because I am solely responsible for each and every component.

Reading back, I sound like a control freak but that's the general approach I take to my phone as well. Sure, the Note 2 can out-perform my laptop on most benchmark tests but I can't help but feel that there is precious memory space wasted if there is an app/component on it which I don't use/need. One of the main reasons I ventured away from big-named stock-ish roms (I had 2 cameras, galleries and settings apps on Ditto Note rom...

2

).

[/end of off-topic rant - back to crDroid]