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[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] farfromovin:
I don't know about omni supporting screen off, but we should see a cm11-S port for the F7a I would imagine. As they're almost identical, it shouldn't be a huge stretch to make it happen.
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] migueldias94:
That's what i've been thinking since the start. The hardware is almost identical apart from the sd card slot, a slightly slower CPU and 1GB less of RAM, but i don't know if the unified storage in the OPO would conflict with the stupid partitioning in the Finda 7/7a when porting. The perfect outcome would be having CM11S turn the Find 7a into an unified storage device.

I think it will be really difficult porting CM11S to the Find 7 due to the QHD screen, but still, the hardware is identical to the OPO apart from the sd card slot and the panel.

I don't know, but i think we will see stables for 7a much sooner and its big brother.
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] farfromovin:
Yeah, maybe some Dev will come out with a partitioning script we could run that would change it from Oppo to unified. As far as the QHD, doesn't matter. The color OS Roms flash from 7a to 7 and back according to Oppo forums.

Honestly, if we change our partitioning we should be able to flash straight cm11s for the OPO, with a F7 kernel. That's what I'm guessing at least based off what I've seen on this forum and Oppo's.
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] krabman:
Ya'll know that partitioning can be dicey I expect which is why you seldom see it happen. Its not really the partitioning itself, its the high number of people who cant follow simple instructions and screw up the partitioning thats the problem. At any rate I think more likely you are going to see a logical drive rather than partitioning if I had to guess. I believe that you may see omni support some of the gestures stuff in the future as CM is supporting some over on its close relative.

Realistically when I look at the state of 1.2 and the 2.0 beta color roms I think our best hope for the future lies here with entropy and company.
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] MrColdbird:
Couldn't agree more.
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] Entropy512:
Screen-off gestures and dt2w are almost entirely in the touchscreen firmware and kernel. There are only minor changes needed to the system OS to support them. I don't remember the details, but keep in mind - Omni already supports these features on the Oppo N1.

VOOC does have a software role, but it's entirely in the kernel and we rebased all of Oppo's changes onto a newer CAF baseline and they seem to be working.

Maxxaudio is just a system EQ, as are basically any software-driven sound changes. I personally will be putting zero effort into maxxaudio because I think it's a cheesy gimmick - 95% hype and 5% actual functionality.

There's a possibility the UHD 50mp camera stuff is entirely done in the camera HAL so it may not be too hard to support it.
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] MrColdbird:
Sounds extremely promising so far. Do you happen to know about Dirac though and whether it will be possible to incorporate that into omni?
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] Entropy512:
Dirac is just a workaround for cheap headphones. It's entirely unnecessary (and based on reviews, can actually hurt sound quality) when used with decent headphones/earbuds. ("decent" even includes those $7 Monoprice buds, especially when combined with $20 Comply foam tips)
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] betold:
This thread made my day. I was already thinking about selling my F7a. Only because of its software. With Omni on it I would be happy!

Would love to contribute my time in testing. CM11s on a F7a would also be an awesome thing.

Big thanks to all devs whom making this happen.
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] MrColdbird:
I'm still rooting for Omni (Entropy) here. It has most of the "useful" features that I want and that with a cleaner codebase / revisioning system than ColorOS where the version number means absolutely nothing.
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] Entropy512:
Good chance of an Omni test build with the basics working (none of the "special" niche features like screen-off gestures and dt2w yet, VOOC does work since that's 100% in-kernel and it would've been impossible to get working charging without working VOOC when I rebased the kernel during bringup) in the next few days. I've had a lot of help from Jake Whatley who does Omni maintenance on other devices along with Hieu Nguyen and Andre Saddler from Paranoid Android.

It's working on my device, and is at daily driver stage for me. (actually I've been daily driving it since last weekend because I can live w/o functioning camera). While normally the rule is "no ETAs", I currently have working builds on my personal phone so for a test build it's just a matter of me getting the time to actually clean up and merge things and actually upload something.

Known issues:

Very rare spontaneous reboots due to the wifi firmware (WCNSS) crashing. As in I noticed one this week. The frequent random reboots of last week have been resolved.

HDR does not appear to do anything in camera. I have a couple of ideas why, I just need time which I don't have. (Going to be out all evening tonight, probably out tomorrow night)

Microphone in speaker calls doesn't work. Earpiece calls and BT calls work.

Recording video is totally untested. In fact it's almost guaranteed that the same issues which cause mic to not work in speaker calls will also cause audio to fail during video recording.

Working well:

Wifi

Mobile data (small issue that LTE doesn't work until you manually enable it in Settings)

GPS/network location (Tested with Ingress, Foursquare, and Google Maps Navigation)

Bluetooth for calls and anything Google Glass relies on, along with Bluetooth OBD interfaces used by Torque Pro. Other BT stuff should work but I just haven't tested it it at all

Hardware accelerated video playback (tested in MX Player, but not tested with anything else)

In short:

Anything related to my current routine personal use cases is working spectacularly well now.

My DJI Phantom 2 Vision+ ( http://www.dji.com/product/phantom-2-vision-plus ) arrived last Thursday so any time the weather is good I'm out flying it and I may have a visitor this weekend which are the main things impacting my work over the next few days.
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] seanpr123:
Ok first off, that Phantom looks insane.

Would love to see some test video you shoot after up and running.

Secondly, that's awesome news about the build. Sounds like you guys put in a lot of work and it's paying off, thanks much.

When you get a thread up for it be sure to include a donate link, I'll send a few bucks your way now if you have an email to use.
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] MrColdbird:
Impressive on all ends. Can't wait to get a first taste of omni.

It seems like you got most of it nailed already, I bet it won't take you long to figure the rest out.

BTW. Did you check into the svn oppo find 7 conversation group yet entropy?

The oppo engineers built a way more power conserving radio proprietary that could probably end up being useful in omni as well (correct me if I'm wrong).
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] migueldias94:
Could you post some pics of the phone running Omni? Just to give us a little taste :P.
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] Entropy512:
Huh? The only thing I've found so far is discussion of people fixing some battery life issues by disabling Oppo's lockscreen.

Battery life overnight for me is spectacular. I lose 4% overnight typically on omni. Battery life "out and about" last Saturday was poor, but mpdecision wasn't running (all cores always active) and as much as I have disliked the interactive cpufreq governor in the past, with a 2.3 GHz, ondemand's tendency to jump to max freq is a little too much - since fixing mpdecision and changing governor to interactive battery life has seemed good in all cases.
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] MrColdbird:
I would hand it to you myself but we were told not to make them public just yet due to its beta-nature.

But if you want to take a look to evaluate its worth for the Omni project, get in touch with Zeus or Adam on the Oppoforums and ask to get invited into the conversation group.

From what I saw though it reduces the radio and wifi consumption by a good deal (at least on ColorOS).
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] markic22:
I can confirm what MrColdbird said. Drainage is solved. Just need to wait probably couple of days to become public. The results are great;)
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] betold:
Thank you so much for doing this!

I would love to offer my time in testing, bug hunting or what ever is needed.

Jup, I also have much better results now running this special ColorOS version. But do you think this would be helpful for 4.4.2?
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] Entropy512:
A bit of an update:

Sound is not working as well as I thought. Google Play Music works, but it turns out notification sounds don't. (My phone is almost always on vibrate...)

Every once in a while, some process goes bat**** insane and starts eating battery. It's random and I didn't have the right tools with me to debug it and identify exactly which process last time around. Happened last night while out, and also overnight. Instead of losing 4% battery overnight I lost 75-80% last night!
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] MrColdbird:
Keep us updated on your progress entropy.

We all can't wait for omni.

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[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] Entropy512:
OK, things are a bit farther away than I thought. Serves me right for providing an ETA.

There's a bunch of qcom-specific stuff in frameworks/av that does NOT play nice with newer Qcom devices. I think that's why I don't get notification sounds. (I didn't notice this until a day or two ago as my device is usually on vibrate.)

Merging these fixes also requires us to update our main audio-caf repo, which is something we've been putting off for months, this just gives us yet another reason to do it. (while f7a doesn't use audio-caf, some config items need to be consistent between audio-caf and audio-caf-bfam)
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] MrColdbird:
I suggest do things right, even if it takes longer, unless there is a good reason not to or no gain in doing so.

I and many others will wait for your omni build patiently.

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[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] krabman:
Well, lets not get carried away, I'm shooting for not being a total pain in the ass in the meantime. Patiently might be a bit of a stretch. :D
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] MrColdbird:
You got a plan b ready?

I'm all ears.

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[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] krabman:
lol I'm guessing the humor didn't translate.
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blazze95:
Hello

I once installed the MIUI rom and tried some other roms too but I wanted to go back to MIUI and can't! I just get stuck in bootscreen

I've tried to format dada/sdcard/system/cache and to mount/unmount everything before installing, I tried to partitpate sdcard but no ****ing luck

but I can flash every other rom without a problem like tw9;5

Fixed!!!: I had to format my phone to partition EXT4 with Rio's Multi-Formatter (It works on Ace)
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NightRaven49:
Have you formatted your phone's partitions to EXT4?

MIUI is CM7 based, which requires an EXT4 partition to operate.

Search for rio's multi-formatter, or the flashable EXT4 formatter (can be found in bieltv.3's CM7 or CM9 thread, I can't remember).

Remember, after formatting, to flash a kernel. You don't want to hard brick your phone, do you?
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blazze95:
So i just flash Rio's Multi Formatter in CWM and Bieltv.3 kernel? and then MIUI
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hitesh2626:
Yeah flash that MultiFormator Tool and Choose EXT4 then after all done flash your MIUI with kernel .
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blazze95:
Thanks both of you two I installed it! I just moved from Mini to Ace and on my Galaxy Mini i didn't had to partition it to EXT4
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] Agrajag27:
I'm in the market for a tablet (or possibly a Chromebook). I'm an editor of a website and need to be able to use it to work on my Wordpress site effectively so strong browser support and keyboard input is crucial.

I like the idea of an Android tablet as I own a Galaxy S4 and have a large collection of Android apps already. Thus, it would also start out with a nice collection of apps.

I'm a bit unclear as to the differences between the Tab Pro 12.2 and the Note Pro 12.2. They seem very alike except for the stylus. Clearly I'm missing something as that's not much to account for the price difference.

I have an iPad 2 and it's nice but I can't really work on it at all. It's too small to enjoy movies on and, sorry, it's Apple so it's too limited.

I'm also wondering about keyboards. If I got this way, should I get the Samsung keyboard, Logitech keyboard or some other keyboard? I'd like to find a very responsive keyboard. It would be an additional boon if it were also pretty quiet. My GF gets disturbed by late night typing on my desktop gaming keyboard.

I'm older so larger is better for my eyes. I'm at a point where I often pretty much need reading glasses for my S4 now.

For ages I was thinking I wanted a Transformer of some design but Asus seems to have fallen behind. Samsung seems to give me lots of potential breathing room.

Any input greatly appreciated. Thanks.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] zaptoons:
I'm pretty sure the Note Pro and Tab Pro are identical except for the S-Pen and wacom digitizer that powers it. Absolutely if you don't need pen input for notes or drawing then get the Tab.

You can use just about any Bluetooth keyboard with the Pro 12.2. I've had no trouble with several Logitech and Microsoft BT keyboards. I haven't used any of the made-for Note 12.2 keyboards.

My personal fave keyboard is the Logitech K810. It feels excellent for typing, has backlit keys and can instantly switch between 3 different devices.Its very quiet too- keys feel really nice.

Honestly though, if you really want the best laptop style experience, personally I'd opt for a decent lightweight x86 laptop vs a tablet. I'm not crazy about chromebooks though. I'd personally take the Note 12.2 over a chromebook any day, but that's just me.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] Agrajag27:
Thanks. I keep thinking about a laptop but wonder about battery life, weight and the lack of instant-on, etc. I have my desktop always on so x86 isn't a problem. I saw the Tab Pro 12.2 at Best Buy today (they didn't have the Note Pro 12.2) and the size was fine.

However, on your keyboard issue. My concern is that I would like it to be connected so that it can act as a solid laptop replacement. It sounds like you use yours, say, around the house? Not sure how comfortable I'd be transporting two devices like that.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] muzzy996:
Years ago I'd loathe the thought of converting to Mac but I gotta tell ya, the retina macbook pros are pretty sweet in regards to battery life and instant on . . .

Agree with Zaptoons. Mobile platforms are always a compromise. I have to wonder if you'll be able to do the Wordpress work on Android, though I do see that there are apps for it.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] Agrajag27:
On the Mac, that might be a bit out of the price range for this purchase. I also really despise Apple on too many fronts. I recommend them highly and readily -- just not for me so far, but I will continue to refresh the thinking.

On Wordpress work, it really comes down to the capability of the browser. As long as it supports a solid browser experience, I should be okay. I hit Best Buy today to see if the 12.2 would be "too big" and it wasn't. I loaded the browser and it seemed to be solid. I just wasn't comfortable logging into Wordpress though. No idea about stored accounts, etc.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] muzzy996:
I hear you on the mac.

Definition of solid performance is subjective, you realize that right?

Let's put it this way; unless there's a tablet specific application to do what you need to on wordpress then nothing other than screen size is going to differ between the Note Pro and your s4. The browsers are going to be about the same.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] flippingout:
Leading up to the launch of the Note Pro 12.2 I was eager to get one. Then I stopped by Best Buy and, on a whim, picked up the Acer C720P Chromebook. For a third the cost it doesn't have as big, high resolution or bright of a screen as the Note Pro but it has served me well for everything I need in a mobile device. I even stopped using my Note 10.1 OG. Notice I said mobile device. The Acer has typically given me a solid 7 hours of batter life which is amazing.

Having said that...if you are worried about needing reading glasses and want more screen real estate, the Note Pro might be your path. Though, with a higher resolution type is smaller at normal zoom. You can simply zoom in for bigger text.

If WordPress is your thing, the Chromebook will handle that with no issues. It is a browser afterall.

I'm still contemplating the Note Pro but it is not at the top of my wish list since I purchased the Chromebook. At first it was weird to get used to but it is second nature now and the added offline support for most of the Google apps has sealed the deal for me.

Just my two cents.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] Agrajag27:
Again, great info from all. My thoughts:

1. I haven't had good luck with Android Wordpress apps. To me, they're all a kludge. However, that doesn't mean you can't be productive with Wordpress on Android. The limitation on my S4 is real estate. The browser seems to work fine but I can't be effective with the size of the screen or the keyboard. I suspect a larger screen would work. In part I was hoping I'd get lucky and find another Wordpress user who happened to have luck (or no luck) on this device or a similar one.

2. I have a bit of a klunky Chromebook. A while back I installed Chrome on a eePC -- an entry level Asus T100 or something like that. It's a horrible piece of HARDWARE. I have zero issues with the OS itself and it feels very natural to me. However, I have this haunting feeling that Chrome itself is becoming a dinosaur. As Android continues to prosper, it's dwarfing Chrome to such a point that, I suspect, Android will evolve into being an OS we can use on any device. Maybe I'm missing something entirely about its potential, but that's my thinking. There isn't much going on in the development world for it compared to Android where there's exponentially more options.

Right now, having seen it, I'm concerned about ease of keyboard use (physical). Given the top-heavy design of the tablet having most of the weight, using it on my lap looks pretty impossible. The right keyboard seems an issue too. Samsung's has those raised edges that, I suspect my wrists will want to sit on (ouch). Logitech's keyboard sounds great except for the fact that most of the reviews of it contain horror stories of the Note Pro falling out of its clasps. The other options are all poorly reviewed.

Asus has the combo Android/Windows device but its not all that impressive. Heck, I'd rather it was an Android/Chrome device. hehe
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] Agrajag27:
It also appears as if the hybrid options from Asus are cancelled due to pressure from both Google and Microsoft. hehe Neither their Duet or Trio looked all that impressive (lousy battery life, Android 4.2, low resolution, average screens).
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] Girl527:
Update please
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] nesx87:
The only difference is the stylus really. If you plan to be taking this to meetings or digitize any part of your handwriting, then the NOTE pro is the device to get, as the TAB pro has no stylus and thus does not specialize itself in taking handwritten notes. I got the wifi version, im satisfied, although probably the LTE snapdragon version may be slightly snappier. If samsung decides to offer some decent customer support in terms of software then overall this will be a good buy. Other than thati find battery life great. I havent used keyboards yet, however if you plan to be using this at a desk u will find the extra screen size v v useful vs the 10 inches. If u plan to be holding it in bed a lot, it could get some time to get used to,but i did. Multi window is v useful in making the experience more windows like and enhances productivity. Browser support is good but not quite the pc levels yet.

You could not investigate surface pro 3 vs this one.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] ddavtian:
They both are called Pro. You meant to say Note Pro if using S pen for note taking. I think there is also difference in RAM, Note Pro has 3Gb, Tab Pro has 2.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] nesx87:
Edited and clarified. Thanks
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] Agrajag27:
I went with the Note Pro 12.2. I'm very glad I did. Here are same random observations:

1. It's not quite as "polished" as an iPad but it is more flexible in use. I'll take that any day.

2. The size is excellent. Very good for watching a film at the airport, etc.

3. Google seems to be the worst thing about the device. Limitations I find all lead to them at the end. For example, Chrome (the browser) is a cheap imitation of its cousins on PC and Chromebooks. It doesn't do spell checking well, it has odd bugs like opening tabs by using the keyboard. Hit CTRL-T and you'll have to sometimes do it twice to get a new tab and then you get two. Google also doesn't give devs a way to re-assign mouse buttons should you use a bluetooth mouse for a bit of laptop-replacement work. That gets a bit strange as the right mouse button doesn't bring up options (like you get when you hold a screen link or item on the touchscreen) but instead acts like the back button on the device. Doh.

4. The keyboards are all a mixed bag. The Zagg is okay but has annoying raised corners than your hands sit on when typing and its also a bit cheap feeling and not very responsive. The Samsung keyboard isn't really a case. It's more like a snap-on cover that's entirely unconnected when used as a keyboard It just lets the tablet sit at an angle in it which makes it tough to use in bed, for example. It also has the same terrible raised corners. The Logitech is the best of the lot. Quiet, well laid-out and robust. However, it too has its own had-banging issues. You can't reassign its macro keys so if you use a different mail app, tough. Hitting the Mail button will bring up Gmail. The Browser button has an annoying bug that forces you to ALWAYS select which browser you'd like to use no matter how many times you "set the default browser". It also lacks the keyboard app Logitech provides for ALL their other similar keyboards including one made for the Tab 10.1. Go figure. Their own support reps don't even understand this.

Regardless, I'm an old quality assurance professional so I can be very opinionated and a perfectionist so this is a very short list of gripes from me. I still wouldn't own anything else given what I've tried and seen. Very happy customer so far. Having access to all my Android apps is great. I just wish Google would look at Android as a complete OS and stop limiting it to just a hand-held-type OS. Give it a FULL version of Chrome. In fact, just dump the fairly useless Chromium OS and put your efforts into this.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 General] Girl527:
Great info!

Awesome information! Thanks for taking the time to share your impressions. I'm having a difficult time pulling the trigger on this purchase (why??) and your opinion helps a bunch! Thanks again!
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