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[ONE Original Android Development] skeetzor:
does dt2w use more battery?
[ONE Original Android Development] ahepas:
I think it does...
[ONE Original Android Development] Ky0sHiR0:
I think that SlimSaber is not compatible with franco kernel and vomertweaks... : ( (dttw not wroking properly)

What is more SlimSaber dttw is not highly responsible like other ROMs.
[ONE Original Android Development] blade_:
i dont think.its a stock feature like LG G2
[ONE Original Android Development] ahepas:
Nice... Didn't know that.... Thanks
[ONE Original Android Development] Vonnegut:
Can hardly wait for Kufi to come back :p
[ONE Original Android Development] martinezma99:
I haven't seen any comments on ART so here is my experience.

I'm on SlimKat weekly 7.4 with stock kernel and ART.

Everything runs very well with no issues. Battery has been very good too.
[ONE Original Android Development] chikimonke:
Rumor is that we should get a [MENTION=4790322]kufikugel[/MENTION] sighting in a few days. If you keep an eye on the Slim Gerrit page, you may very well see an appearance there before you see it here.
[ONE Original Android Development] martinezma99:
Ok, so I have a small issue but unsure if it is a setting issue or bug.

Sometimes when I press the back button (using on screen buttons), the menu pops up instead of going back. It randomly happens on XDA and Google Plus to name a few apps.

I'm on 7.4 weekly, ART and stock SlimKat kernel.

Edit: I figured what the problem was. It appears my menu capacitative button is still enabled while on screen buttons on and hardware buttons off. So if I touch a little below on screen back button, it pops up menu. This is not supposed to happen. Correct?
[ONE Original Android Development] fusionjack:
slimkat still doesn't have the ability in ui to disable hw keys when nav bar is used, but it is supported from kernel side.

you can manually disable the hw keys with this:

echo 0 > /proc/touchpanel/keypad_enable

and then disable the illuminate buttons in navigation - hw buttons - backlight - uncheck illuminate buttons

Sent from my One A0001
[ONE Original Android Development] carpdeeem:
Notifications

Caveat: I'm still running build 6.7 (weekly 5761) because, well, it is 99% working perfectly! If these are in a newer version, my apologies. That said...

Has the vibrate intensity slider been carried over to Slim for bacon? I know it exists in CM11 and used to be available in Slim for the Samsung GS3. Would love to be able to crank it up because I sometimes hear the phone vibrate but never feel it. I've maxed out the minimum vibration duration, but doesn't seem to help much.

On a related note, has anybody found the correct recipe to get Light Flow to control the notification LED? I tried a few different combinations of settings and never got it to work so am back to system default notifications.

Lastly a related feature request. When I used to use AOKP on the GS3, there was an app that would allow you to backup your settings and restore them after flashing. This is why I prefer Light Flow - because to customize the LED colors and flash rates after each new clean flash was tedious. If there was a way to backup & restore these and other settings (especially if it included custom vibration notifications) that would be truly grand!

All that said, can't believe how solid Slim has been on this device. Not a single random reboot, and the only bug I've really run into is the quiet BT microphone volume that's already been reported. Really a great job to all devs!!!
[ONE Original Android Development] chikimonke:
First off, welcome. Secondly, you really should update to the latest. The 7.6 weekly just dropped. Not much in the feature side, but plenty has been done in the background in the past month since the the 6.7 release.

The vibration intensity slider is a function of the kernel if I remember correctly. I'm pretty sure almost all kernels support it, so you can either use the command line to adjust it or find a kernel tweaking tool that has the UI for it. I'm using the AK kernel and I'm pretty sure he posted not to long ago the line that needs to be echo'd, and support for a slider should be coming in the next release of UKM (Universal Kernel Manager).

I use Light Flow on my phone and it works perfectly. I have Root mode enabled, as well as Run all commands as Root enabled, and this seems to do the trick.

Setting back-ups are tricky. When I was using AOKP on my GNex, Roman needed to update the Backup app every time the ROM changed, which got to be a tedious task, I'm surprised the app is still active now (he had stopped updates while I was still on my GNex) That said, there's nothing built in to back up settings in Slim. You can always try backing settings up with Titanium, but I would only recommend restoring them on a clean install of the same ROM version, and even then you might still get problems.

Hope that helps and hopefully [MENTION=4790322]kufikugel[/MENTION] makes his return in a day or two and we can knock out that BT bug. :D
[ONE Original Android Development] chikimonke:
Hey guys, we had a little flurry of donations that helped get [MENTION=4911350]RobbieL811[/MENTION] a 1+1 and now he's doing his thing on a modified Slim release (which runs great btw) If users are feeling so inclined to donate again, there's another user that's well known in the Slim threads, [MENTION=842211]Grondinm[/MENTION] . He's been providing some great builds (His blog too)as well as some invaluable help for other aspiring self-builders (myself included) to get up and running. He would be a great addition to the SlimBacon team. Show him some love and hopefully we'll see him over here sooner than later.
[ONE Original Android Development] letmedanz:
+1 to all that you noted...guided me tons of times...

very humble & helpful... thank you marc

Count me in....Where & how??
[ONE Original Android Development] chikimonke:
Original post updated with donate link.
[ONE Original Android Development] Grondinm:
I'll just say hello here and thank you [MENTION=2495716]chikimonke[/MENTION] for trying. And a pre-emptive thank you to anyone who might donate.
[ONE Original Android Development] carpdeeem:
Thanks very much for the quick reply - though not a frequent contributor, I follow this thread regularly and appreciate your and others' contributions!

Been holding out on upgrading until kufikugel made his return & hopefully gets BT up and running happily - it's really the only complaint I have with the current state of my phone so just haven't wanted to take the time to update until that was part of the fix.

Sounds right about vibration intensity being a kernel feature. I was using KT with my GS3 so perhaps that's where it came from. I haven't been tempted to flash another kernel because of the already stellar battery life with Slim's stock, but this would be good incentive. UKM looks very cool - will check it out!

Light Flow - I must have missed that combination of settings, but all is happy now exactly as you stated - enabling only "Root mode" and "Run all commands as Root" did the trick. Can now at least set longer vibrate patterns easily!

As you suggested, I don't believe the AOKP transfer settings app is still updated either - it's been at least a couple of years (I think) since using it, but it left a great impression. Can definitely see the challenge of keeping an app like that updated alongside the ROM itself. Figured I'd throw it out there in case it was easier than I thought!

Cheers!
[ONE Original Android Development] fusionjack:
the vibrator intensity is available in the stock kernel, but i'm afraid it is already set to the max by default.

check the content of this file: /sys/class/timed_output/vibrator/vtg_level

if it is already 31, then it is the max that kernel supported. i think setting it higher could harm the device. not sure though...
[ONE Original Android Development] carpdeeem:
Definitely already set to 31 - bummer. If weak vibration is the worst thing I can find about this phone, I think I'll survive... will just extend the vibration patterns and get used to it.

Thanks for the info!
[ONE Original Android Development] luminouche:
Hi

Just wanna flash (again) SlimKat, but missing arrows of data activity in statusbar is a problem for me.

What can you suggest to do the job ?

2 arrows (Up/Down), in statusbar, with possibility to have network speed.
[ONE Original Android Development] Vonnegut:
Yummy, i did miss it!

Wonder why they didn't put an option in the Slimcenter OTA to check for weeklies too.

As for the the vibration intensity, i checked and it's already maxed out (=31).

sys/devices/virtual/timed_output/vibrator/

vtg_level =31

vtg_max =31

As for Light Flow, i've been fine with the setting-->display-->notification light menù. I didn't think that i could lose all of my settings whenever i had to install an update! Are you sure about that? Doesn't the install script back it up?? I'll check that out...

BTW, while waiting for kufi to add an option in order to turn off the hardware buttons when the navbar is ON, i created an ON/OFF quicksetting tile. I took advantage of this wonderful ROM and the Terminal Emulator shortcut.

If someone is interested in how to make one for himself, here's the instructions...

A) Install Terminal Emulator from the Store

B) Go to Setting--> Interface-->Notification&QS drawer-->Tile and layout, then add a custom tile

C) Click on it, then click on the first field and choose Term shortcut

D) On the Arguments field write su -c "echo 0 > /proc/touchpanel/keypad_enable". Then give it a name on the shortcut label field (i called it H-B OFF, which stands for Hardware Buttons OFF). Finally click OK.

E) Select the second field and do everything the same as in points C) and D)......but the command now should be su -c "echo 1 > /proc/touchpanel/keypad_enable" and the name H-B ON. Click OK.

F) Finally flag both Collapse notification shade and Click action matches icon

G) Done!

The only drawback is that it opens the terminal emulator every time the buttom is clicked..but there's no other way to run a command shell.

---------- Post added at 10:06 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:03 PM ----------

Quoting that!

Moreover, i'd like to have the chance to change the color of the networks icon too. It's so sad to see that white icon when i colored everything else in orange!
[ONE Original Android Development] RobbieL811:
You must have a different vibration motor than me! My 1+1 vibrates like crazy at 31. I generally tune it down to around 24 or 25.

Sent from my 1+1
[ONE Original Android Development] sien1996:
Slimsaber by [MENTION=1228651]fusionjack[/MENTION] has the network speed indicator in the status bar you're talking about :p. Don't know about official builds though :)

Sent from a Device codenamed Bacon!
[ONE Original Android Development] RobbieL811:
Man, people really go crazy over the network speeds don't they lol. I don't see it that crucial to see my speed at all times. My notification tell me the speed when something is downloading....

Sent from my 1+1
[ONE Original Android Development] sien1996:
Same here. I never use it :p but it's here for people who want it :). Anyway xposed modules to the trick if you're not running ART.

Sent from a Device codenamed Bacon!
[ONE Original Android Development] Setting.Out:
I don't need to know the speed, but I like to see whether or not I'm actually connecting.. The black arrows work for this too.. I often only squeak a glimmer of internet in the metro here, and it's nice to get the affirmation. :)
[ONE Original Android Development] ahepas:
good day. the team argued many times that the network indicator thing is not going to happen...google did the same with kit kat...consumes resources...
[ONE Original Android Development] thom@s:
I am waiting for my OPO. Currently running SK on my HOX with great performance / stability therefore I should give this ROM a try soon :)
[ONE Original Android Development] ahepas:
Same here mate... I'm using slim on my mako the last 14 months and I am very happy with that... Great devs, great people... Should flash it soon...
[ONE Original Android Development] europizza:
I have to turn the phone on to charge it. It won't charge while off.

Beautiful rom anyway.
[ONE Original Android Development] Setting.Out:
Try reflashing clean, there should be no issues with charging while powered on..
[ONE Original Android Development] martinezma99:
Is this feature available? Or app available?

Phone vibrates after picking up if I have a notification such as a message.
[ONE Original Android Development] europizza:
The issue is that when the phone is powered off and charging, It won't show the charging animation on the screen when I press the power button. So I don't know how much charge is there at the moment.

I did a clean install. I would like to avoid another clean install because it takes ages to set all the settings in this rom.

Is there a way to back up all the settings in order to restore them after a clean reinstall?
[ONE Original Android Development] Setting.Out:
Titanium backup...
[ONE Original Android Development] Villelj:
Hi, i just ordered my 1+1 and of course ASAP i get it, i will root it and put Slimkat on :)

I just have one question, i saw that the phone´s buttons are little low light, is there feature in this rom noe or maybe coming later to get this lights better? My friend told me like during day light, you can really see nothing about buttons...
[ONE Original Android Development] europizza:
I clean flashed again but the problem persists. The screen doesn't turn on to show the charging animation when the phone is switched off.
[ONE Original Android Development] chikimonke:
Pretty sure this is a known issue that [MENTION=4790322]kufikugel[/MENTION] was working on before his vacation. It's rumored that he'll be back in a day or two, so :fingers-crossed: That said, I'm pretty sure it's just cosmetic, in that you don't see the charging animation, but it is in fact, still charging.
[ONE Original Android Development] europizza:
Yes I'm not too worried about that. Though it would definitely be useful to be able to know the charge whenever I have to.

The rom itself is a piece of cake.
[ONE Original Android Development] Vonnegut:
Quoque tu, Bruto!

From someone like you i did expect to advise ppl to use a custom recovery (Restore DATA) for things like that.

I still don't get why someone should backup something with something he has to reinstall (and pay for) for restoring something he could restore easilier :)
[ONE Original Android Development] Saythis:
Because TitaniumBackup does your apps, which if you decide to do a clean install makes life easier when you go to restore your apps rather than just restoring your data partition in TWRP/CWM which has a higher risk of problems.
[ONE Original Android Development] insestito:
APK camera with 4K for this rom?

thanks
[ONE Original Android Development] paiktaras:
yes :o:o:o:o:o:o:o
[ONE Original Android Development] insestito:
but for me only appear FULL HD in the video camera...
[ONE Original Android Development] fusionjack:
nope, only till full hd. i read there is a flashable cm camera which support 4k.
[ONE Original Android Development] insestito:
where is the apk?

thanks
[ONE Original Android Development] paiktaras:
flashable cm camera which support 4k
[ONE Original Android Development] guitarhero2:
It's just me or i can't find a way to disable adaptive brightness? I don't like the way that screen adjust his brightness depending of what colour is displaying
[ONE Original Android Development] nikzDHD:
It should be under display then just uncheck adaptive back light.

Sent from my One
[ONE Original Android Development] fusionjack:
official slimkat doesn't have this option in ui.

search my post in this thread where you can disable it with terminal emulator.

Sent from my One A0001
[ONE Original Android Development] Vonnegut:
Here's the post --> http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=54986201&postcount=587

And here's a guide to make a custom buttom to disable/enable the hardware buttons which can be used to make a custom button to enable/disable CABC too --> http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=55068834&postcount=638

A) Install Terminal Emulator from the Store

B) Go to Setting--> Interface-->Notification&QS drawer-->Tile and layout, then add a custom tile

C) Click on it, then click on the first field and choose Term shortcut

D) On the Arguments field write su -c "echo 0 > /sys/class/graphics/fb0/cabc". Then give it a name on the shortcut label field. Name it CABC OFF and click OK.

E) Select the second field and do everything the same as in points C) and D)......but the command now should be su -c "echo 1 > /sys/class/graphics/fb0/cabc" and the name CABC ON. Click OK.

F) Finally flag both Collapse notification shade and Click action matches icon

G) Done!
[ONE Original Android Development] BrianAllred:
Light Flow does this.
[ONE Original Android Development] WoodburyMan:
Anyone else have a odd issue with the rotation sensors not function after a while?

If my OnePlus has been on for ~day or so, sometimes as little as a few hours, the system will not rotate the screen in any app. A reboot fixes it, This has been occurring since I first flashed SlimKat a month or so ago.
[ONE Original Android Development] demkantor:
Yup, still on the official stable build myself so can't attest if it has been fixed.

Really such a minor issue on such a great ROM that it hasn't bothered me, but its just a reminder for me to reboot my phone every few days or so

If it becomes an issue I'm sure one of us can post a logcat to find the culprit quick
[ONE Original Android Development] sien1996:
No such issue here :) I've had uptimes of over 70hours and it's still spinning :p
[ONE Original Android Development] WoodburyMan:
Interesting. I wonder if it's something specific we're doing. Or certain apps. I use MX Player to watch videos.. that's one of the only portrait only apps that I use. Maybe that's triggering it somehow? I cant seem to find the trigger as I only notice a while later when I go to take a photo or something.
[ONE Original Android Development] sien1996:
I use MxPlayer too :p for many of my Facebook videos and to watch movies while I'm going to school so don't think it's MX but do update... :)
[ONE Original Android Development] demkantor:
Can't say for sure, but if there aren't many with this issue it certainly could be, but the only times it has happened were in gallery and YouTube which I'm sure we all use.

Its only happened 4 times in 4 weeks so I'm not overly concerned and like you said a reboot quickly fixes it (where toggling auto rotate or just turning the screen off or killing all apps won't fix it)

Also I have used slim for a long time on many devices, currently on the same stable build on 4 devices and this is the only one it happens to so I'm sure its a bacon issue
[ONE Original Android Development] WoodburyMan:
Same. I have it on a Galaxy Tab 2 7.0", Nexus 7 2013, and my Nexus 5. Only one with a issue so far is OnePlus. There hasn't been any Bacon specific commits in Gerrit in over a month. Once the OP is back from vacation or holiday I bet there will be major catchup going on in relation to updates CyanogenMod made that can be ported over and XNPH33R, and 30R update stuff.

Since my posting yesterday I have been using Franco kernel.. no problems so far. They have a lot of the CyanogenMod and XNPH33R commits added into the kernel such as the Touchscreen firmware update.
[ONE Original Android Development] europizza:
I love this rom but the camera app is a mess. Focus stops working after few fotos are taken. It also keeps switching back to "continuous picture" after I set it in automatic.
[ONE Original Android Development] RobbieL811:
I think that a lot of people use the Google camera app from the Play Store. I use it & I don't generally have any problems. It also has HDR.
[ONE Original Android Development] demkantor:
Using Google camera vs aosp, it works flawless on the oneplus, both videos and pics turn out great with fast shutter times in auto

Also many on slim seem to use the cyanogen camera from stock and report it works well, just need to extract apk and flash it, haven't tried it out yet but others say its great
[ONE Original Android Development] RobbieL811:
Thanks. I will have to try that out!
[ONE Original Android Development] WoodburyMan:
CameraNext from Factory rom is what I use. Check my sig for a link, look for BaconApps.zip. It has CameraNext and AudioFX from 33R.
[ONE Original Android Development] vassy.uk:
Thanks for this ROM. Been using it for 2 days. I'm not able to get heads up notification :( even when I enable it by long pressing the notification n also by ticking the heads up notification in app settings. Any help appreciated. Thanks
[ONE Original Android Development] Villelj:
Any answers for this?
[ONE Original Android Development] RobbieL811:
As of now, no. There is no way to make them brighter that I know of. Maybe when the master returns, he will be able to do something w/ it. Personally, it would be low on my list. There are other things that need attention.

Sent from my 1+1
[ONE Original Android Development] paiktaras:
how to view the changelong file ?
[ONE Original Android Development] Villelj:
Ok, thanks for answering! I'm sure I can live with this ;)
[ONE Original Android Development] RobbieL811:
Yeah. It's not so bad.

Sent from my 1+1
[ONE Original Android Development] TiVON:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...ation&pcampaignid=APPU_3GIEVNzeL4fQ7AaDpYGYDg

Works wonderful ;). Just enable and watch the magic happen!
[ONE Original Android Development] clock51:
rom installed as secondary in "MultiROM" .... excellent, I believe that soon will become the primary rom, already use this rom on the legendary GS2. thank you
[ONE Original Android Development] clock51:
is possible in the next release to add to the power menu option "soft reboot" would be very useful for those who use the MultiROM. thank you
[ONE Original Android Development] chikimonke:
From what I have read, soft reboot tends to cause a lot of issues. People have complained about crazy wakelocks and such that weren't fixed until a full reboot. I don't think you'll see soft reboot in its current state in the official Slim ROM.
[ONE Original Android Development] RobbieL811:
Why did you quote me w/ this link?

Sent from my 1+1
[ONE Original Android Development] SushiR:
Have a look at slimroms.net? Seems like a logical step...
[ONE Original Android Development] TiVON:
The app? I prefer it over the stock heads up notifications! Does the link not work for you?

Anyways, the battery life on this ROM is amazing. No custom kernel or battery tweak. Stock governor and frequencies. I listened to music for 1:20 hours and I lost only 2%! I thought crDroid had amazing battery life, but on that ROM I would have lost 7/8% with the same music listening time.

My main ROM :), thank you!
[ONE Original Android Development] Tylog:
Weekly 7.8

Build are Building now, check the Download Page from time to time

http://slimroms.net/index.php/downloads/dlsearch/viewcategory/611-weekly/downloads

Next upcoming feature is Lockscreen Wallpaper http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=55141083 , we need some testing before we include it.

Another upcoming feature from [MENTION=1277872]dankoman[/MENTION] you can look here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=55188448

Changes this Week

Cangelog

Fix Recent Panel defaulting to white on clean flash

Frameworks_av: Upstream from CM (caf)

Media-caf: Upstream from cm

Display-caf: Upstream from cm

Audio-caf: Upstream from cm

Display-caf-new: Upstream from cm

External_tinyalsa: Minor updates

Vendor_slim: Update APN list

Updates translations

Device Specific

I9500:

Alot of upstream from CM

M7:

Cleanup Makefiles

Jflte:

Fix some permisions

Fix consumerir

gps: add dummy functions

Enable pulsing LEDS

Flo/Deb:

Massive kernel update to Mpdecision and Thermal driver

Rhine:

Upstream from CM ( mostly audio related)

Expresso Kernel:

Minor updates to USB mass storage

Mako:

Update Faux Sound

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