yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[General Questions and Answers] lioncyber97:
my english is pretty bad xD and my grammar SUCK !!! so correct me if i'm wrong :D

i'll try to explain it = some easy word [xD , told u me grammar suck ]

Frist , i got android usb reserve tethering installed on [ or in / i don't know cause my grammar suck :cowboy: ] my android device... and i got connectitivy tool + xposed module installed on device too [ my device was vega R3 - a korean phone ... and i'm not korean LOL ... i used international ROM ] ...

i installed the app called " six gun " in [ or on / lol i'm dunno :angel: ] google play. When i open , it said "network error has occurred , would you like to try again " ... i have already connected my device with usb reserve tethering , has simulate a fake wifi connection via connectivy xposed module...even i turn it off , turn it off , set simulate 3G or wifi , set trace on/off ... all those solution don't work ... damn

hope ur guys can help me solve those thing
[General Questions and Answers] izzylaif:
I can't understand a word in that silly punctuation, but. Why don't you plug in a USB wifi adapter to the computer, share your PC LAN internet to the Wifi adapter, and then connect the android device via wifi to the adapter in adhoc mode?
[General Questions and Answers] lioncyber97:
know what dude ? the current economic situation in my conutry is pretty **** [ LOL ] so i don't allow me to buy it
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marko1103:
Hello,

I have some strange problems with voice quality on 3G/4G networks.

The problem is how I hear another people while making phone call.

Other people voice has some whispering/rustling (don`t know how to explain, english not my main language).

Then I did the test and put my G2 only in 2G mode and after that I could see the improvement in the voice quality, everything is clear as it should be.

I have D802 variant. I don`t know exactly when this happened but I always think that it was after I installed TWRP with autorec.

I flashed 20D KDZ and returned everything to stock but the problem is still here.

Anyone had similar issues? I don`t know what could it be and what to do to solve it. It`s not that big problem but it is really annoying because I know how it should sound like.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AliKhan_786:
same problem
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marko1103:
which ROM version do you use?

What is your baseband version in software information?

How or should I say when did you find out about the problem? did you flashed/installed anything before the problem?

Mine is on kitkat 20D (German version) even though based on LG`s site my default is 20B French but I don`t think this is the problem and I`m running 1.0.-190084 baseband, stock LG kernel.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] steadfasterX:
.

.

.

sediROM - or why I created a new ROM based on the good old ("ancient") ICS

.

.

.

Long story short. The following list are my requirements to a custom ROM:

I need my phone everyday so I need to resist that it is working everyday (means rock stable).

I do NOT need the latest available Android version.

I WANT to have the other components (like Kernel etc) up to date.

I REALLY REALLY need headset profiles for my bluetooth devices (Jabra, Nokia and Plantronics)

I need root access, of course.

I want to get the best battery life possible.

GB is too old for me.

Stock ROM is "too stock" for me.

I have tried all available captivate ROMs starting from ICS over Jelly Bean to KitKat.

Android < v4.x are too old for my requirements. Several features missing and well it even LOOKS old..

Android >= v4.1 are working well with the Glide but there is 1 main killer function which is completely broken since Android 4.1:

Bluetooth Headset Profiles

(The Bluetooth stack was completely re-developed in 4.1)

The version which is the best compromise of beeing fresh enough - but working like a charm is Android v4.0.4 (ICS)

The problem is.. there is no ICS based ROM out there which

completely

fullfill ALL my requirements.

So I thought it is time for me to create my own daily-use feature-complete and rock stable ROM for the Samsung Captivate Glide / SGH - I927..

IMO the best working and best battery saving ROM for the Glide is PACMAN ROM (used pac_i927-milestone.1.RC1.4.zip)!

The problem: the earliest version of it is based on Android 4.1 which is a No-Go for me because of Bluetooth HSP.

--> I recommend the mentioned version of PACman as your daily driver if you do NOT need BT HSP. I had it running several weeks without any problems but really great battery saving.

.. well that said I couldn't fork PACman ..

So I've downgraded to all available ICS based ROM again (which was VERY painful because of broken links to the apps because of different mount point names etc).

I have tried those all again (IcePOP, Cranium, Stock, DMans ICS, etc.) but no was "as good as" LiteROM (IMHO) - which I used several weeks before.

.. so +1 for forking LiteROM ...

The problem with LiteROM is that there are still issues and no further development is done on it.

Some of the major LiteROM issues for me (those are also the reasons why I first tried newer Android versions):

It looses the paired devices after a reboot ! (but that sounded to me like it can be fixed somehow)

The lags/waits when pressing the power button to switch the display on

Battery life is not the best

not the latest Kernel

many little things in the installer like it re-installs everything when only switching to another modem etc.

Nevertheless LiteROM is still the best base I can get (because it fits to my requirements best and is rock stable) and therefore I started in May 2014 the build of sediROM which is a fork of LiteROM v0.9.

UPDATE:

sediROM is officially available and have tons of fixes and enhancements inside. Check it out in the DEV thread:

--> http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2789727

Best regards

xdajog :victory:
[Samsung Captivate Glide] bubor:
what kernel do you use? Stock or litekernel?

Replacing kernel is very easy.

No documentation for BT sound, I dont think anybody would fix it. I've tried to find dev to find alsa HAL ( that is for voip sound fix), and no luck, while fixing alsa much more easier then fix BT sound.

Somebody tried to port cm10, it has many issue, you can find that topic in dev forum.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] steadfasterX:
The idea for sediROM is to have a very well tested setup of default settings (like which kernel, etc.) but the free choice to modify it later whenever you like it.

Well not 1 only ... there are 4 available atm (and more when I find them and find them good enough...) ;) (while using LiteKernel v1.2.2 as default atm - but you have the free choice)

Stock Kernel

LiteKernel v4.0 OverClocked and without UnderVoltage

LiteKernel v1.2.2 GPU not OverClocked and with UnderVoltage

LiteKernel v1.2.2 GPU OverClocked and with UnderVoltage

I tried with the ardatdat 4.x Kernels,too but without success.

Well yes and nowhere such comfortable as in sediROM ;) You can choose one of the above within the aroma installer. The same for several Modems which coming with LiteROM already (nice for testing around).

BT sound? Do you have any issues here? For me BT sound itself is working great (using it daily in my car)?! But you talked about voip - is your problem skype related?

Regards

xdajog
[Samsung Captivate Glide] bubor:
would you point to sediROM? I couldnt find anything with google.

I dont know what is litekernel v4, I tought the last one was 2.x or less.

Litkernel has many power save improve, but it has many bugs too,

You have said already headset doesnt work, or does it work? I'm confused.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] steadfasterX:
It

will be

available soon - The first barrier was the post restriction which is ok now :D And now I need to find a place for uploading the 430 MB and then I will post it in the dev area.. :)

--> http://goo.im/devs/thegreatergood/LiteKernel/ICS

Oh no I said Bluetooth is generally working fine in Android v4.0 and therefore in sediROM / LiteROM but not in

other

ROMs which are based on Android 4.1 or higher :cowboy:

--> The only thing which are not perfect in v4.0 (or especially in LiteROM) is that Bluetooth Pairing are lost after rebooting.

--> ... and that is fixed in sediROM :D
[Samsung Captivate Glide] lasuazo:
Smashing! :laugh: I have been roaming around for something like this! Bloody awesome! Let me know when you have the download link ready! I will be glad to test it, and if it is stable as stock ICS I will definitely keep it as my DD! :eek: Thanks in advance for this! If you say it is indeed a fork for LiteROM with no bugs it will be the s#$)!!! And of course a keeper. Same as you, I´ve tried almost every ROM available for our cappy, but never totally satisfied with none. :fingers-crossed: Hoping this ROM is what I have been looking for. What exactly did you fix, aside from the pairing issues? Any luck with the automatic toggles, Force close issues, deep sleep power button.... :fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed:

Man gimme more details! Freakin excited here :silly: jue jue jue jue :p
[Samsung Captivate Glide] steadfasterX:
whooa keep calm my friend ;)

as said I try to solve all the problems I saw in my case and that's what I fixed. If that fixes all yours.. - I don't know ;)

The thing which sounds interesting to me is that you talk about automatic toggles and force closes.

I never seen automatic toggles and force closes but it may be because I use another Kernel. Well we will see when you have tried it ;).

I cannot promise it is bug free (in this early state of this ROM there is at least 1 known bug - to be honest) but I may :eek: can help to fix things..

Rest and details coming soon... :angel:
[Samsung Captivate Glide] Wr4i7h:
I'd definitely be interested in testing your ROM. Your idea is more or less what I wanted for my i927. Hope to be able to try it soon.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] lasuazo:
xdajog quick question mate, which Kernel have you been using so far? Stock Kernel, Litekernel (version)?:o
[Samsung Captivate Glide] Androide3:
I remember lite kernel causes battery drain in ics
[Samsung Captivate Glide] lasuazo:
Exactly, that is why I would like to know which kernel would be recommended ;) Never tried liteRoM with stock kernel
[Samsung Captivate Glide] BrandonE97:
Will be fun to test out. I mostly stick to CM11 but I like to try out others often.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] steadfasterX:
Well that point is not totally fixed yet. I'm currently using Litekernel 1.2.2 in the not-overclocked version but also played around with the others - even Stock of course. That said I cannot say that I've found a perfect kernel (grakernel may the one but it is for JB and higher only :( ) and still testing others.

So the short answer is that there are not such differences between them when it comes to battery drain (see my post in the dev because that's one of the open points yet)

... and only to ensure that we have all the same understanding: sediROM is my experiment to go to / to get / to become the perfect stable but actual ROM for the Glide. It is "on it's way" you now ;)

For becoming that I need feedback of course and I believe there will be many things I may not seen/use like you do so don't expect something "perfect" ;)
[Samsung Captivate Glide] bubor:
You are really miss the point.

4.0 means android version not kernel version.

The litekernel package includes a boot image, that boot.img include kernel,ramdisk.

Ramdisk is the root on your android. Litekernel has some ramdisk modification too ( https://github.com/thegreatergood/LiteKernel---Glide/tree/master/Build4.2/ramdisk/sbin/ext https://github.com/thegreatergood/L...ster/Build4.2/ramdisk/sbin/LiteKernel_Manager )

Grakernel should work with any rom, it doesnt change ramdisk, just replace kernel and install modules to /system/lib/modules. I think modules in you rom is in /lib/modules on ramdisk, so you need to change my install script to modify ramdisk.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] steadfasterX:
oh I'm quite new in that and a little disappointed now :crying: Well kernel v1.x is not for Android 1.x so .. in a perfect world the version naming would be everytime the same.. so everyone would know what it means... ;) So I it may be the same as one of the 1.x LiteKernels available.

Hm so you say replacing the kernel, adding the modules and it should work?

I've tried that already but without success (booting but display keeps black with some green pixels ..)

As I can see in your link the Litekernel mods are note relevant for functioning or am I wrong? They seem to do some power saving stuff nothing else?
[Samsung Captivate Glide] bubor:
Litekernel has 2 version string, one from the build version and one from android version. Litekernel has some power save codes, it cases that deep sleep issue IMHO.

Did you download kernel from i9103 forum or mine from http://dualhoki.vim.hu/bubor/dev/grakernel/ ? Sound like you have i9103 version.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] steadfasterX:
it was yours (1.4.3) - but I will re-test it again to be sure.. ;)
[Samsung Captivate Glide] kevinalex125:
I want to give a try
[Samsung Captivate Glide] Schengawegga:
i am very very very interrested in your ROM!

The BT-Headset function is very important for me, because for my car hifi handsfree bluetooth mode.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] willriddle1:
Battery Life

Since we are on the topic of battery life... does KitKat have the best battery life, or should I be using something else?
[Samsung Captivate Glide] steadfasterX:
It's out:

Please check the sediROM dev thread for details :D
[Samsung Captivate Glide] Tabo8226:
working fine, thank you, but need some extra features: VOLUME STEPS like CM11 ^_^
[Samsung Captivate Glide] steadfasterX:
yes thx for your FR you added (http://xdaforums.com/devdb/project/?id=4942#featureRequests).

-----
[Samsung Captivate Glide] PghSportsGuy:
I want to compliment you on developing/creating this ROM for the Glide. I have been searching for a ROM that had all the functionality that you stated in the OP and have tried them all but always found something not to my liking. Whether it was poor battery life, no BT or the device running sluggish at times. I downgraded from bubors KK 4.4 and I have to say that my Glide has not run this smooth in a LONG while. I realized that although it is nice to use the latest and most current builds it is not worth the lack of performance and stability. Thanks to your efforts I am back to using my trusty Glide as my daily driver without the headaches of diminished performance. Thanks again for pumping new life into a great device!!
[Samsung Captivate Glide] steadfasterX:
Really good to hear that the ROM is helpful for someone :) thanks for your words it is really motivating :)

-----
[Samsung Captivate Glide] PghSportsGuy:
The PAC ROM you referred to, was it bubors or kick's?
[Samsung Captivate Glide] steadfasterX:
well.. that was long time ago ;) but I believe it was bubor's (http://dualhoki.vim.hu/bubor/dev/)
[Samsung Captivate Glide] 303i:
Can I directly upgrade to this from v2.3.5 without issue? I have a rooted, unlocked glide, and I worry that installing the stock ICS first (like most guides tell me to) will relock it.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] steadfasterX:
well "without issue" is always a big deal.. :laugh:

First of all you really should have a Nandroid Backup created in TWRP/CWM.

Very important one is to backup the /efs partition which contains your IMEI and network and phone lock states, too

Do not skip this here: Copy that Nandroid and EFS Backup to your PC! Really important one. :mad:

Be sure that the backup is intact! use md5sum on the copied files and compare them with the original ones. Also REALLY important.

Those steps are a must-have before you try anything else because:

If you have no backup you're lost (so do a Nandroid backup)

If you have made a backup and the backup is deleted by mistake or an upgrade process you will cry (so copy the backup to your PC)

If you have made a backup, copied it to your PC but it is corrupt because of copy failures you will die (so use md5sum to be sure and try to open that archives on your PC to be double sure)

Please read and follow carefully the "Requirements" within the sediROM OP (Click) (When you are there click on the button after "HOW-TO flash & Download")

When you have that done you should be safe enough to begin the upgrade process.

Choose "partial wipe" when you install sediROM so your apps and configs will still be there after flashing.

I have never done an upgrade from 2.x to 4.x so I cannot tell you what may or may not happen unfortunately.

You mentioned a "lock" when upgrading to ICS. Well I believe you meant the network lock which can be true but as stated before I cannot tell you if that happens or not but what I can tell you is that I have unlocked my device by using the method I mentioned in the sediROM FAQ (Click)

So if everything goes bad and you have followed the guides to backup the device you should be safe to try because then you could revert back to your current system.

....and if you plan to upgrade I would recommend to do that when you have plenty of time to do it and if everything goes worse to also be able to revert back.

There will never be any guarantee for anything as always when flashing and / or modifying.

I'm here to help as far as possible but there will be no answer-in-time or xdajog-will-solve-everything guarantee ;)

Hope that all helps you a little bit.

xdajog
[Samsung Captivate Glide] -EM-:
Do I really have to use TWRP?

I will try if it will work with CWM and see if I am among those with issues while installing this rom :)
[Samsung Captivate Glide] steadfasterX:
Whats wrong with switching to twrp? ;)

IMO it has advantages only but the main reason why you need to use twrp is that sediROM will simply not install when using cwm. I don't remember the exact error messages but i believe there were about old /missing binaries in cwm. I have tested in in v1.0 the last time.

But you can try it and tell the current error which may occur.. nevertheless i have stopped investigating cwm related install errors but try it if you like. Do not forget to do a nandroid before, backing up EFS and copy all to an external device. Highly recommended is verifying those backups by md5sum - really!

Let me know about whats happening :)

-----
[Samsung Captivate Glide] -EM-:
Thanks for the reply.

I am a newbie in installing roms and I starting with twrp with an older version I guess and as expected it didn't worked. I spent days to understand what's going on. Searched all over the internet for a newer version compatible with this model but nothing. Than I successfully installed cwm which was very easy to "play" with :).

So the problem is

Error wiping /system partition aborted!

Called abort ()

I noticed there is an option to save a log at this step which I did.

So there is no chance to install this rom with cwm?
[Samsung Captivate Glide] steadfasterX:
If you choose the linked TWRP version in my sediROM thread at http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2789727 you will be save. It works very well and in my opinion much better then cwm. I can not guarantee for anything but if you get trouble i will try to help. It is important that you do a nandroid backup before anything else. Copy that backup to your pc is also very important and the md5sum check,too. Backing up EFS is something you should do because this is very essential part of your phone. That is needed once only so if you have a backup of it already then you can skip that. But if not do it regardless if you want to try twrp or not and regardless of anything else. Its important to have one!

Regarding your error you reported:

Can you click the save log button when the error occured? Are you familar with adb? If so then use "adb shell" when you get that error and do not quit the installer! Then use "tar czf aroma.tgz /tmp/aroma" and send me that or attach it here. I cannot promise anything but I may find something useful.

-----
[Samsung Captivate Glide] PghSportsGuy:
Really dumb question but for some reason I am drawing a blank. Which version of GApps should be flashed for this ROM?
[Samsung Captivate Glide] steadfasterX:
As this ROM is based on stock they are "built-in".

This will be changed in one of next releases due to several reasons.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] farid8830:
wake lock problem

Hello and tnx for great rom but im experiencing wake lock problem and im missing calls and massages which is very annoying.is there any way to get over this problem without using wake lock apps because they use alot of battery by not letting the phone to go to sleep
[Samsung Captivate Glide] steadfasterX:
Hi and thx for your feedback. I believe you meant "wakeup delay when pressing the power button" not "wake lock", right?

The wakeup delay is a known bug in all Litekernel variants unfortunately. The same for missing calls / sms.

The wakeup delay can be fully(!) fixed and the missed calls can be at least get much much much better when you use the CM11 Kernel instead.

The main problems (and that are the reasons why i still have Litekernel as default) is that the CM11 Kernel has problems with getting an IP address on WiFi (not always but sometimes) and more important it produces soft reboots (about 1 a day depending on cpu and/or RAM usage I believe).

Nevertheless I will switch to the CM11 kernel in one of the next sediROM versions as the default one because IMHO it is much more important to wakeup the device immediately and not loosing calls then the WiFi /soft reboot issues.

So you can switch to the CM11 kernel with ease:

1) A full Nandroid backup is always recommended!!

2) Simply boot into twrp and choose the sediROM install zip. 3) When the aroma installer boots up choose the "Modify mode" and choose the CM11 Kernel and let everything else like it is (you will be asked to choose a modem again, too). Go through the next screens and the kernel will be installed.

TBH i use the CM11 kernel since months now and I switched back to the litekernel (the default one within sediROM) to find out which Kernel problems are more significant. Well it took 3 days until I decided to go back to CM11 Kernel because I hated the wakeup delays and the missed calls thing. I still have some missed calls but when it were 8 of 10 missed with Litekernel then with CM11 Kernel I have 3 of 10 missed only. Not perfect but as said much better.

But thats the great with sediROM you can choose what you like ;)

-----
[Samsung Captivate Glide] farid8830:
Found fix to use stock camera

For those how want to use stock camera with gallery button working do these steps to get it worked:

1.from de odexed stock Ics from system/app extract these apps

1.camera.apk 2.quickview.apk and copy them to your sd card

then after installing sedirom go to twrp and from mount part mount system then copy these extracted apps to system/app

And you will have stock camera and gallery button too
[Samsung Captivate Glide] farid8830:
discuss about wake up problem

Tnx fro the replay.I have an idea about wake up problem and it's that we didn't had this problem in GB rom so if we can find out which part of kernel is causing wake up lag we can implement that part from other kernels to our kernel and fix the problem forever
[Samsung Captivate Glide] steadfasterX:
Oh well it is not the problem having no ideas on how to fix that...

Its the lag of time for doing this.

The kernel is one of the most important thing for the next major release but this need time or more helping people to speed up that process. since I do that without any help it will take some time.

-----
[Samsung Captivate Glide] Dalamar666:
What about GPS in this rom?

thanks!
[Samsung Captivate Glide] steadfasterX:
A sediROM user told me this when he installed the following:

in your ROM, they work

beautifully - my phone with your

ROM gets a satellite fix at 8 seconds

now give or take. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2451609

-----