yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] HorstiG:
I have the same Problems as ever, after inst. my Apps and Modules.

Clean installation with Megawipe.zip includet int SD Card.

All apps are installed without restore. (Titanium or what ever).

Without Apps the ROM is a Dream.

It need to install everything clean, each time 3-5 hours.

That annoys me totally, because the ROM I like best of all. She has a very good German translation.

I hope I find my problem app.(s)

Xposed modules all run smoothly.

Excuse my excellent English :o
[Galaxy S III Android Development] samuelaviv:
Yup, I hear ya mate, its a long tedious procedure,

when I restore apps with data all hell breaks loose and its a Force Close party up in my phone,

so no escape from clean install if you want to make sure everything is in working order on your side.

But I think that will happen in pretty much every ROM, so not much to do about it.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] szunyi77:
Morning. There was a problem with the screen rotation, but it works. I did a full wipe, Megawipe, etc. .. And everything works fantastically! Thank you very much for your wonderful rom. Keep it up!

A proposal. I use Boeffla kernel sound engine, and it I used removed from the DSP manager. DSP manager a problem. Other- threaded also read, to better removal of DSP manager, if you use other sound engine.

Sent from my Galaxy SIII is a real iPhone killer! ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MasterNoone:
How about us that like to keep the l-droid stock kernel and Not have boefella sound or any other audio engine? That would force us to flash a kernel other than l-droids... and most of them have bugs bugs and sound engines we don't want.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Senior_Limpio:
Well the problem with the DSP manager and boeffla was only for roms that has DSP manager with built in boeffla support. L-Droid doesn't have this so the two do not conflict with each other.

In sorry you keep having issues. I don't really have any suggestions, but you are right. It does sound like a rogue app causing your issues.

If you don't want the sound engine that is fine. It is by default turned off, and you need his app to turn it on. I personally like it and have implemented it in a way that gives you a choice of using it or not, as well as flashing a kernel with Wolfson if you prefer.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] _Negan_:
I've clean flashed too, the only different thing is that I use Agni kernel. In my opinion you should leave slim stock kernel coming with the ROM, use time to modify kernel don't worth, is useless IMO, better work only on the rom. Flash a kernel after flashed the ROM take 2 seconds and starting from a stock kernel always is better and avoid problems.

There are a lot of good kernels to flash now, boeffla agni yank, now also archidroid, leave the users to choose starting from stock kernel makes all better.

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There is some app that both you use that create problems because I restore my apps (NO SYSTEM BACKUP) with titanium and I have no problem at all. Don't backup and restore system app and settings marked red with TB because this cause problems.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Jack-the-Dwarf:
Thats not completely true for every device. I, for instance, cant restore my apps with titanium, for some reason tb just freezes. Only manual installation from the store with restoring data afterwards works for me. It is annoying because every time i wipe, i have to go the long way.... Oh and of course u arevright concerning the system apps.... Never restore them on a new rom.... Wont work
[Galaxy S III Android Development] _Negan_:
I have the pro payed version of TB and I never had a single problem restoring my app...I repeat no system app, no settings, no gapps.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Justin Thought:
Jack, I had the same problem with TB, freezing while trying to restore apps. I found that changing the default folder from /storage/emulated/0/titaniumbackup to storage/sdcard1/TitaniumBackup has permanently eliminated that problem (except with one app, I just skip that and download it from play store). Just go into options / preferences / backup folder location then use your back button until you see sdcard1 then navigate back down. I suggested this to one other person, but it didn't seem to work for him. Worth a try, though, 'cause it's always worked for me.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Senior_Limpio:
I agree. I have my backup location on sd card and have never had issues. Another thing to try is once you have everything setup, delete all backups and back everything up again. Any corruption will the be gone.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Senior_Limpio:
You raised a few really good points. I think I will leave stock kernel alone and revert sound engine. Instead I will compile a stand alone kernel as a side project. Maybe even start where temasek left off and continue on his kernel with stweaks, since he no longer develops it.

Something to think about.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] _Negan_:
Yes m8 kernel as separate project would be perfect!

Also because even users of other ROMs then could use your kernel
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Buckycasuals:
Considering i was a good fan of temasek kernel - very close to stock. Thats a good choice - a standalone kernel. Peace ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Douglas Gomes:
Android 4.4.4

https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images#hammerheadktu84p
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jesterpaul:
Ditto
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Jack-the-Dwarf:
That was me, u advised that. And yes it does not work for me, tried several storages. And i also have the pro version. And no, i dont restore system, gapps.... Just user apps. The whole thing came up with kitkat.... Before all worked well.... Oh and besides, i am not the noob i seem to be. :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jesterpaul:
Ditto = same here
[Galaxy S III Android Development] samuelaviv:
Pro version here as well, and I too do not restore system or Gapps, as you say, maybe its a rogue app.. Ill try and find it i guess.

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Huh??? whats that suppose to mean? when did that came out?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] _Negan_:
Yes look for the app that cause that so...because I always recover from titanium without any kind of problem....

Nothing new on android 4.4. Just security fixes already included in cm releases
[Galaxy S III Android Development] S1ay3r666:
[MENTION=5190842]Senior_Limpio[/MENTION] I tested the stock kernel today.

Feedback: I love this one! Speed and smoothness is awesome. stock kernel == rock stable :D .

I think there are a lot of potential in this kernel. If you have enough time keep this kernel alive!

Cheers Slayer ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Justin Thought:
Oops! Then you need to find out just what app or apps are causing the problem. I'd suggest you do a little experimentation. As Senior suggested, get it perfect, then delete the contents of your TitaniumBackup folder (you might have to do the /emulated/0 backup as well--I haven't quite figured out the relationship yet) and do a new full backup. Then, on the next update (what, maybe tomorrow? :) ) I'd first reset the folder to look at the sdcard directly as suggested, then, using batch backup, restore one or two apps, see if it works, then do it again on another app or two, a little at a time, until you get the freeze. Yeah, it's time-consuming, but if you can find the errant app, it'll be worth the time invested.

Which reminded me: when you do batch restore, you are clicking the button to de-select all first, then scrolling down and selecting the apps to restore one-at-a-time, right?

I'm using pro TiBu, too, maybe it's your version? Mine says 6.1.0.

Anyway, it's working for others, it oughta work for you

And don't worry about the n00b label, I have a post-it note on my forehead that reminds me I am one. :silly:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] __Michael__:
Kernel tweaker has the same Init.d and Build.prop tweaks as in the L-Droid vault , bit useless in my opinion :silly:

[MENTION=5190842]Senior_Limpio[/MENTION],Please add the updated Privacy Guard that has the option to disable boot up and wake up.

Thanks!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] HorstiG:
I´m to but with many Problems. The only thing I make again with Titanium is the ID from Mobile, maybe that's the error?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] _Negan_:
Yes I always recover my previous id too
[Galaxy S III Android Development] samuelaviv:
[MENTION=4384233]S1ay3r666[/MENTION]

Nice to see someone else using the new Signature I made :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] S1ay3r666:
Signature is great! Maybe a blue one will be great too ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Douglas Gomes:
[MENTION=5190842]Senior_Limpio[/MENTION]

Next version will have Android 4.4.4?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Justin Thought:
Thread is pretty quiet today, I guess everyone's just sitting back and enjoying the latest release. I know I am. The silence is deafening, which indicates that there are no problems with this one.

As usual, when I updated my phone, I also updated the Excel file for the layout. Since there were few additions (at least that I found), I used the opportunity to add a little more information to the existing layout. Some options I hadn't documented before, I'm documenting now. So I thought I'd drop it here, in case it's helpful to anyone else.

Thanks, Senior_Limpio, for all the work you've done. This is by far the most feature-filled, problem-free ROM I've used--head and shoulders above the rest.

Here's the updated layout file:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] _Negan_:
New head up feature from cm is great. Better than hover when will open apps in floating windows. Hover is near to become useless...hope Mr. Limpio will integrate this feature in next releases
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Senior_Limpio:
L-Droid v2.2.0

Currently uploading.

Changelog:

- Android 4.4.4_r1

- Updated Portuguese translations. Thanks [MENTION=5535206]Dougl@s123[/MENTION]

- Added Protected Apps (This may not fully work as I have had a chance)

- Added heads up feature (once again this isn't fully tested)

- Themes: Theme immersive mode cling

- WallpaperCropper: include wallpapers from themes

- Fix PackageManagerService WTF in systemReady

- PackageManager: Fix logic around upgrading text display

- Add missing KitKat audio files and update makefile

- Do not launch floating window when on default launcher

- StatusBarView: Ensure to not overload in/out animations

- Correctly close IME keyboard if Calculator is launched

- Fix Early CCS bug

- Telephony: Dialpad key padding

- Add EventLog event for logging of attempts to call java.lang.Object.getClass

- Keyguard: update correctly track title and info if screen turns on

- Keyguard: don't try to fetch the badgeIcon if remoteClientPackage == null

Download
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cyrusavirus:
Yayyyyy 1st to download :P.

will update after testing
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Senior_Limpio:
It is almost eerily quiet in here. [emoji13]
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Senior_Limpio:
I snatched up that code as soon as I saw it. It works really well, but needs some customization. No doubt that will come fast.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Senior_Limpio:
Also, anyone who has problems with the XDA premier app, it is an app issue and has been confirmed on multiple devices. I've moved to tapatalk for now.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Jack-the-Dwarf:
Just flashed dirty.... Works well.... Thx [MENTION=5190842]Senior_Limpio[/MENTION] for your great work
[Galaxy S III Android Development] _Negan_:
I was sure about that...really nice feature and yes top noch when a little bit customizable :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Douglas Gomes:
[MENTION=5190842]Senior_Limpio[/MENTION]

Everything works fine with dirty installation. My translation into Portuguese of Brazil was very good. Congratulations.

EDIT.

See your private message box.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] atarisoul:
Yes same for me. Flashed dirty from 2.1.7 but I always wipe cache and dalvik.

Thanks very much appreciated :cool:

Am I right in assuming omniswitch is to be included in L-Droid? I've flashed it anyway from the zip in their thread and works great.

Cheers
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Justin Thought:
That's what I'm talking about. Senior Limpio, I think you've created a unique situation here--upload a new version, and instead of a flurry of posts in the vein of "xxxxxxx doesn't work" or "I'm having problems with xxxxx", instead the only thing people find to comment on is "Works perfectly," even after a dreaded dirty flash.

Can't say it enough, thanks for all your fine work.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MasterNoone:
looks like floating notifications have the full screen bug again... floating windows have been getting worse every update. They were so perfect in the first betas... and unfortunately this is a deal breaker for me. Are you working on fixing them? maybe removing hover will help? looks like the bugs started when the hover code was merged in. I think I'll revert to a pre hover build meanwhile.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cerealguy:
Dirty flashed last 2.2.0 over 2.1.7...all works good!! Thanks for your work [MENTION=5190842]Senior_Limpio[/MENTION]...I'm an user of your rom since v1.0 beta1...:D

P.P.S where can I find menu for new Heads Up notifications?!

Sent from mine L Droid i9300 by Senior_Limpio
[Galaxy S III Android Development] _Negan_:
Me too here with clean install everything is OK except for the small issue lockscreen button, hide hover icon and custom tile with 3 LP actions that don't work :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Senior_Limpio:
All is working with me besides the occasional force close when clicking outside, but that is a small issue that is hard to find. I'm always keeping an eye out for a solution.

It is currently under the vault > notifications

Currently those issues are at the top of my list. [emoji4]
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Douglas Gomes:
Sorry for the stupid question. What is new notifications Heads Up?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] __Michael__:
http://www.cyanogenmod.org/blog/last-week-in-cm-jun-19-2014

Scroll down to "Heads Up, Thumbs up"
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Senior_Limpio:
It is currently a bit buggy in this Rom so it needs a bit of work.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] HorstiG:
As so often, sorry.

I find it totally bad.

The ROM would please me, but......
[Galaxy S III Android Development] _Creo_:
Yet another great release!

Seem to be having an issue, whenever I reboot i get 1 system ui fc at startup. It wasn't happening when i first set it up though... Ill try to figure out what's causing it. Clean flash 4.4.4 gapps, boeffla 2.3b7.

If ur planning to release another version soon ill just wait instead of re flashing :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cerealguy:
For me, works good! :)

P. S. Where can I donate to you [MENTION=5190842]Senior_Limpio[/MENTION]? :)

Sent from mine L Droid i9300 by Senior_Limpio
[Galaxy S III Android Development] szunyi77:
"Chamber of Secrets"

Ahh .. Now I notice that is included in the ROM of the "Chamber of Secrets" hidden menu! :laugh:

I was looking for, but I can not find the exact code and commands ... :crying:

Activated the Chamber of Secrets in development and I have created a shortcut, but have no information Warrant ... more

Can anyone help or look for another thread?

Thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mcwurth:
what is chamber of secrets? might be a silly question but i never heard of it other then harry potter shizznittz
[Galaxy S III Android Development] __Michael__:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWsY9wAq_9M

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How to :

http://forum.slimroms.net/topic/981-chamber-of-secrets/
[Galaxy S III Android Development] teddybear3k:
Waw, waw, waw... i'm fan for omnirom and i've never test a aosp rom.

Install + gapps pa0 + boeffla 2.3r7 : FC=0

Install all program : FC=0

Config all program, account : FC=0

Reactivity, battery : 8/10

Use all day : FC=0

TOTAL : 9,5/10

PS: i love the agni kernel but the ums not work : -(

Great work.

Ted
[Galaxy S III Android Development] szunyi77:
Yes, I saw them. Thank you. Where can an exact description of the codes you find?

Sent from my Galaxy SIII is a real iPhone killer! ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Senior_Limpio:
I'm sorry you have such problems with this ROM. Everything runs very stable for me. New features are often buggy until developers iron out the kinks. That's the nature of the game. All the best.

Not something I have experienced so I'm unable to help you. Will most likely be resolved with a full wipe, but it will be at least a day or two before another release.

I've added a donate link to my profile. Thank you very much, I'll buy my soon to be wife a beer for putting up with my computer time. [emoji13]

Glad you enjoy your experience so far.

You can find it on my github account. Under frameworks_base/core/java/android/providers/settings.java

It will only work with certain settings. Mostly on/off settings.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Agent 007:
What about my little things?

I update it (with clear install and restore all the user apps with Titanium Backup) and no problem with everything

I say it again, best Rom i ever tried
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mcwurth:
im still on ldroid v2.1.4... i am just so lazy to reinstall everything everytime a ROM updates :P no issues with it so why should i update? maybe another time haha :P
[Galaxy S III Android Development] _Negan_:
Use TB to backup and restore...it don't take so much time and ROM latest updates worth the time needed to update and reinstall.

[MENTION=5190842]Senior_Limpio[/MENTION]

In latest update I notice a really awesome battery usage in idle mode. Really great battery with l-droid + agni. Many thanks and congrats for the choice of the base and then your awesome development.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cerealguy:
Even on stock kernel, battery life is great! :D

Sent from mine L Droid i9300 by Senior_Limpio
[Galaxy S III Android Development] _Negan_:
Yes sure, just to explain that ROM is great whatever kernel you install
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Senior_Limpio:
Good stuff, I'm testing out Yank's on the latest update and I can say the same. Have you guys noticed systemui fc on the first heads up notification after reboot, but none after that? I'm wondering if this is present in cm based ROMs.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] szunyi77:
Ahh ok, I found:

For example, these commands?

It should be used?

for example.:

public static final String STATUS_BAR_CLOCK = "status_bar_clock";

public static final String STATUSBAR_CLOCK_STYLE = "statusbar_clock_style";

public static final String POWER_MENU_TEXT_COLOR = "power_menu_text_color";

public static final String QUICK_TILES_TEXT_COLOR = "quick_tiles_text_color";

Etc..

The thick lines in the command?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] _Negan_:
Yes m8, i have had sys fc first time heads up but then no problems...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Occasus:
No FC's or other problems occured here. Clean flashed. Everything runs fast, smooth & stable so far. Thanxx for the good update, your work is awesome dude! :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mcwurth:
Titanium bacup i never used. I dont like the app. I rather do stuff manual as i can be way more precise in what I backup or not, and I can change stuff easier manually. User preference. The ROM I run now is fine for me, so I can't be bothered to have every single tiny last update every other week of more. Once a month is fine for me IF I have the time for it. ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Senior_Limpio:
that's correct man. Be careful though as some of the settings in there can render your phone useless if changed. [emoji6]
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cerealguy:
+1

Sent from mine L Droid i9300 by Senior_Limpio
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mcwurth:
but this can be reached the same in the normal menus added? except the shortcuts then i guess.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Senior_Limpio:
No it is actually more powerful than that. You can add chamber of secrets to any hardware key/navigation key / shortcut and virtually toggle any variable on your phone.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] beppemila:
I'd be delighted if you can record a video in full HD under your current config and post it to see how it compares to stock...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Jack-the-Dwarf:
Same here, no fcs (neither heads up nor else), flashed dirty, running yanks kernel but think ill go back to boeffla.... Easier for me to tweak.... And i found no difference in battery life
[Galaxy S III Android Development] r4Rok:
Just landed after search a faster KitKat ROM for S3. I couldn't see GAPPS download link.......can you tell, where we can download GAPPS for L-Droid ROM ?

Also, can you advise, how is this performing and how safe it is for a daily use ? Planning to give the S3 to my lil sis with faster and stable functioning ROM with all the required applications installed on it. I currently have Stock Android 4.3 on S3, which is quite laggy through out....even after removing 80% of bloatware.

PS: Is it compatible with international GT-I9300 of S3 ? And, or Do we need to flash modem etc. ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Justin Thought:
This is only compatible with the I9300. I know it takes a long time to read through this thread, it's so busy, but if you read the last couple'a pages you can see that (nearly) everyone is not only satisfied with this ROM, but extremely happy. It's stable as a rock--been using it as a daily driver ever since the beta version, and I'm not even tempted to check any of the other ROMS available.

Although the original kernel is rock-stable as well, lots of people have customized their installation with other kernels to give more flexibility. Some of the kernels that are being used are boeffla, AGNI, and Yanks--the last is my personal choice due to the excellent battery life it gives. (Search on recent posts in this thread by me to see screenshots documenting the battery life.) Keep in mind that you'll need to download the OMNI version of whatever kernel you decide on.

As far as the Gapps, I'm personally using Paranoid Android Gapps Micro--minimal bloatware; others are using (don't remember whose) minimal Gapps. Again, a search in this thread will give more information.

The OP, Senior_Limpio, has bundled in a huge number of options; while searching my posts, look for the Excel file I've created that shows the layout of the settings, especially what Mr. Clean has called L-Droid Vault, where the most power lies.

A clean flash is necessary, I'd suggest flashing the latest PhilzTouch which is 6.26.6 to ensure a problem-free installation.

Anyway, it's highly recommended, so I hope you give it a try. If you do, I can guarantee you'll like it. If you try it, please give your feedback!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] -MaD-:
Wow, finally a rom based on slimkat, but with profiles and a lot of other goodies. Slimbean had the profiles, but they got list with kitkat...

Thank you sir! I'm glad I found this rom!

Just one question, don't know if this is the right thread: I really like xposed appsettings, but they don't work with this rom, while other xposed modules work.

Installed xposed and appsettings twice, but no luck so far.

Any ideas?

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You can install the rom and you will find inside this under settings:

But you can install any 4.4.4 gapps I guess.

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