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[Android Builders Collective] DroidIt!:
Well, maybe a little more than you asked for, but here's from Juba [emoji16]

the languages will all be in /res/values_XX/slim_strings.xml for our custom strings.

Some stock strings might also be being changed by the users, not sure. Those would be in the same location but strings.xml

There could also be slim_arrays.xml modified...but probably rarely.

So for the "settings" part /yoursourcedirectory/packages/apps/Settings/res/values_XX/FILES.xml where XX is the language...

I.E. ES, CZ, etc.

These will all be the same for "Apps"

Only framework will be different...

For SystemUI

/yoursourcedirectory/frameworks/base/packages/SystemUI/res/values_XX/FILES.xml

Core

/yoursourcedirectory/frameworks/base/core/res/res/values_XX/FILES.xml

before you make changes: cd to the project (cd ~/yoursourcedirectory/frameworks/base or packages/apps/APP as outlined below)

and run

repo start fart .

or whatever the hell you want to call the repo. Literally doesn't matter.

If you want to reset or cancel all changes (files you've changed will be removed!!!

run

git reset --hard

repo abandon fart .

Just drop 'er into the correct directory...

And in terminal:

cd ~/yoursourcedirectory/frameworks/base/

for all framework changes...

or

cd ~//yoursourcedirectory/packages/apps/APP/

for app specific changes...

git add -A

git commit -a

It'll open a wall of text...

First line will be your commit title.

Any line after that will be the message.

I.E.

Settings: Translations from Crowdin

Translated for spanish, italian, etc

then:

repo upload -d .

Doing the "-d" flag will upload it as a draft...meaning ONLY you can see the commit.

You can use this if you aren't sure if the commit is done...or if you want to check it yourself on gerrit before making it public...or this also allows you to completely delete the commit if you derped up =] lol.

"delete draft patch" and "publish" will be buttons available to you as the owner on gerrit.
[Android Builders Collective] endomatic:
Care to share those settings?
[Android Builders Collective] hooliganx:
[MENTION=4511071]endomatic[/MENTION]

corse not [emoji6]

will do some more tests tomorrow, and, if everything's go right, I post here [emoji4][emoji106]

n5sk8.0.robbie09.17artgapps276

codeblue.r376rd1.16v4atwrp2.7.1.0

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doubts about Slim? click here:

http://slimroms.net/index.php/faqandmanual
[Android Builders Collective] endomatic:
Excellent!
[Android Builders Collective] usersean:
Is anybody going to look at adding the tinted system bars that are cropping up in Omni? They've got all the settings and everything good to go I think.

github.com/omnirom/android_frameworks_base/commit/f1f5360b75a397bc2eeb58bf98d44cd6c141e2ec
[Android Builders Collective] Jonnyredcorn:
Does anyone have a cherry pick for lock screen notifications that are closer to what they will be like in Android L? Not even sure if something like that is available.
[Android Builders Collective] danarama:
Here is an example of a gift hub cherry pick

git fetch https://github.com/SUroot/android_system_core.git && git cherry-pick ff0d07f4074eff1c2303d144cc8ec2462e356f13 FETCH_HEAD
[Android Builders Collective] letmedanz:
^^ adding to what rootsu said-

picking from github or gerrit is the same..

only thing gerrit makes us lazier by giving us everything we need in a click & paste manner.

so the general process for picking from github or gerrit is

a) first you fetch the repo you are looking to cherry-pick from

so if you are picking from my git for example, from the frameworks/base folder, you would

git fetch https://github.com/letmedanz/frameworks_base.git

which is the same as the first part of what you copy from gerrit

b) and next you simply cherry-pick.

git cherry-pick <commit ID>
[Android Builders Collective] Grondinm:
if you want to avoid typing out the long url everytime you want to update a repo you pick from often you can add it as a remote.

git remote add letmedanz https://github.com/letmedanz/frameworks_base.git

then to fetch it you can just do

git fetch letmedanz

instead of typing out the whole address
[Android Builders Collective] Jonnyredcorn:
Yeah I am familiar with git-hub cherry picks.

Thank you, that is what I needed, an expl;ination on how to cherry-pick from git-hub.

Thanks for making it even easier!!

---------- Post added at 09:55 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:44 AM ----------

Don't we already have tinted system bars?
[Android Builders Collective] Grondinm:
the thing about porting stuff from omni is that they do the settings part completely different than slim code wise so it's over my abilities for sure.....the entire settings part basically needs to be re written from scratch to work with slim
[Android Builders Collective] fusionjack:
nice addition :good:

btw, for building kernel (build_kernel script), there are additional changes for creating md5 file and ability to supply a name for the kernel zip file: https://github.com/SlimSaber/android_build/commit/1cf2ef9b503b8f472cd730050e4b92424a9af4c5

here is an example how to give a zip filename: https://github.com/SlimSaber/device...e304#diff-78ec901c9c29ef6a20b79592fd93f941R45
[Android Builders Collective] Jonnyredcorn:
From what I've gathered is there are still some bug's with it and it needs a bit a polish. It's also a huge battery drainer because currently as your scroll through an app the statusbar color changes constantly which means the CPU is working and has to continually render the new color.

Instead of the status bar having the same color as the app I would rather see something implmented in app's like : Cabinet Cabinet & EvolveSMS

Install the app to see what I mean because the pictures in the play store of Cabinet show a black nav bar but it's really transparent. You can see pictures in the EvolveSMS webpage pictures of the effect I'm talking about for the NavBar, and in both you can see their transparent status bar.
[Android Builders Collective] letmedanz:
Did anyone tell you that you were too cool?

;)

Thanks for everything
[Android Builders Collective] csolanol:
[MENTION=2095315]ezio84[/MENTION] If i want to build from your repos to test myself is enough to add your local_manifest.xml from https://github.com/ezio84/scripts/b...tips/local_manifest_backup/local_manifest.xml to my repo?.

Ty very much.
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
Some aosp stuff is needed (like unifiedemail to build BT components). Try adding them back again, one per time. Or ask to Daniel in the gapps thread: http://xdaforums.com/slimroms/general/gapps-official-slim-gapps-trds-slimkat-t2792842

5.1.1 build incoming today ;)

As above, i'll push it today. It's finally ready to be flashed as a daily build, and all important custom features i used to put in are back :D

Btw if you want to build by yourself, add both manifest from local_manifest_backup (so you will build with Uber, it's fast and stable like hell ).
[Android Builders Collective] csolanol:
Awesome!!!. Waiting for the build. :D

Ty very much.
[Android Builders Collective] danarama:
Target is a file that needs to be created during the build. If you've got file 1 that requires file 2 but there is no rule in your code to create file 2, you'll get this error.

The reasons why you have no rule are many.. Examples, incorrect set up of build environment, incorrect repo sync, missing binaries etc
[Android Builders Collective] Mikulec:
I just tried Robbies latest SlimLP from official thread and I noticed two bugs, missing confirmation button on SIM unlock and problem with notification lights option. Will these be fixed in your rom?
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
Yes :D

PS: missing custom app notification led isn't a bug on [MENTION=4911350]RobbieL811[/MENTION] build, he focused on the kernel/device testing so it wasn't a good idea to add overlays like the led one on that build (we should have a statue of him in our houses because his work these days has been incredible) :good:
[Android Builders Collective] Mikulec:
Couldnt agree more on that. :D
[Android Builders Collective] likonvampire:
[MENTION=2095315]ezio84[/MENTION] i see you are busy on your github making script changes .. sign of good things to come :)
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
It's because of slim devs, they are pushing like hell :D
[Android Builders Collective] Tylog:
You want it, you got it xD
[Android Builders Collective] Mikulec:
[MENTION=2095315]ezio84[/MENTION] :D:angel:

[IMG="meme"]http://cdn.meme.am/instances/500x/62160301.jpg[/IMG]
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
:D :D

The delay is due to a #è++|!@ issue with the torch service, trying to figure it out (half part of the issue is fixed lol).
[Android Builders Collective] Mikulec:
No worry, I just thought the thread is too quiet, so I just teased you a little bit.
[Android Builders Collective] AirOne70:
Hello Ezio !

I'm using your Slim build since a long time, and I would like to build it myself using your repo. I can see a lot of scripts files, but I don't know where should I put your local_manifest.xml as I already synced Slim's repo. :p I just want to "repo sync" and download your changes (and Uber-toolchain) instead of Slim's one. Can you help me a bit ?
[Android Builders Collective] danarama:
[MENTION=2033478]Yank555[/MENTION] - loving the build.
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
Go into the hidden .repo folder, create a local_manifests foler if it doesn't exist, copy into it my two local manifest, then repo sync again.

You don't need my build script, without it you won't just use some build process features (png compression, chroma prebuilts, build log, changelog).
[Android Builders Collective] Garrykd:
Hi there :D

Things seem to be rolling along again so I thought I'd dust off the laptop and shake the cobwebs from between my ears :)

While everyone (including me) is waiting for [MENTION=2095315]ezio84[/MENTION]'s build :D, here is something to tide you over...

New hammerhead build up, current as of last night...has layers 2 compatibility (except the latest settings commits) and notification led overlays and settings have been enabled, that's it for now :)

http://xdaforums.com/slimroms/general/rom-builders-collective-t2861778/post55121772

Url for Tapatalk users:eek::

http://xdaforums.com/slimroms/general/rom-builders-collective-t2861778/post55121776

:p:p
[Android Builders Collective] AirOne70:
Super easy ! Thanks for your help ! Syncing right now.

Good luck with your Torch service. ;)
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
I've also enabled proximity wake and doze overlays, they seem working well ;D

I'll push the build anyway later, the torch stuff is not so important. Atm, it works like aosp, if you have the torch ON and try to open the camera, the camera "can't connect". The CM commit to fix this behavior is nice (it stops the torch so the camera can start), i'll try to fix it next days (or slim devs will be faster :D).
[Android Builders Collective] paradoxiumwind:
Recommend a clean install? (total wipe/format of data/system etc?) going from your 5.0.2j ver

Thanks in advance!
[Android Builders Collective] hooliganx:
clean is always good! [emoji6]

n5optipop.april.24layeredslim.gapps.may.08

elementalx.2.11rd.2.25v4a.2.3.4twrp2.8.6.1

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[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
Slim mod 5.1.1.build.0.1a-20150513 is up :D:D

Download: https://basketbuild.com/devs/ezio84-xda/Slim-mod-builds

Features: built with UBERTC, all slim merged commits, some slim open commits, additional features from THIS list, other features i forgot. So check all settings, they are really a lot under the hood :D

Changelog:

Tips:

Do a factory reset and wipe system/caches.

Mako specific:

- Install an alternative kerne like Semaphore or Hellscore, the slim stock one seems having boot problems.

Hammerhead specific:

- Install an alternative kernel, the slim stock one has still some random reboots. Code blue is rock solid on this build, elementalx is good too.

Tips about some features:

- if you press Volume rocker down till it set the Vibration mode, press it again to enable the new Silent mode (no ringtones and audio notifications)

- if you want to use the No Interruptions mode but still want Alarms, go in the Audio and Notifications settings, then Interruptions, then enable Allow Alarms

- if you expand the volume panel, it will remember your choice also after a reboot

- in the navbar customization settings you can set the buttons glow color if the default white is too bright for you.

Enjoy :D
[Android Builders Collective] SteveMurphy:
Amazing changelog, thanks for the HH build(s)!
[Android Builders Collective] yaatzek:
Sweet, I was silently following this and official slim thread and finally builds for hammerhead are popping out like mushrooms :) do you remember mushrooms ;) ?

Btw [MENTION=2095315]ezio84[/MENTION] sorry for your n4 loss and congrats for n5, hope you enjoy it like I am. I guess it's the first phone I don't need to upgrade to another from some time. Fingers crossed for juve tonight ;)
[Android Builders Collective] danarama:
Nope.
[Android Builders Collective] AirOne70:
Lol, I just flashed my own build of your repo. :laugh: It must be the same as your ! (5:55pm (GMT+2 Paris))

Can we have the same SU app as Robbie's build ? Built-in, perfectly integrated into the UI.

Something seem to be wrong into NavBar size settings: reset icon is a cloud.. (backup icon)

But everything else is perfect ! Thanks for your work ! :D

Edit:

".setIcon(R.drawable.ic_settings_backup) // use the backup icon" from src/com/android/settings/slim/NavbarStyleDimenSettings.java , line 95.

"patchset 16: refer to correct reset icon in NavBarButtonStyle.java" Nice, but this is needed in NavbarStyleDimenSettings.java as well !
[Android Builders Collective] yaatzek:
Oh yes you do.
[Android Builders Collective] :
[MENTION=2033478]Yank555[/MENTION] loving your latest build for Shamu. Seems very solid and stable and the latest merged Slim stuff is working nicely :) I think I'll settle on your builds until I get my own builds going again :)
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
Mushrooms! :love: :D

N4 has been awesome, it's still one of best phones!

I hate juve but this season they are really strong, and great management too [emoji14]

Nope :D, I like supersu on Lollipop [emoji14] If you build my Rom by yourself, just revert the supersu commits that you can find in my commit list, the stock superuser is still in the source ;)

Ps: yes, Daniel is updating navbar icons day by day, that cloud icon will be fixed soon.
[Android Builders Collective] gladi8r:
Bootloop for me on Mako I'm afraid. Black Google screen, round and round...

Everything done correctly, proper wipes, latest TWRP, latest 5.1 GAPPs etc.

Going back to prior build..... :eek:
[Android Builders Collective] hooliganx:
Oi!

no layers yet.. right? [emoji41]

n5optipop.april.24layeredslim.gapps.may.08

elementalx.2.11rd.2.25v4a.2.3.4twrp2.8.6.1

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[Android Builders Collective] flash-90:
Happened to me as well. I flashed another kernel (hellscore b75), now it works fine :good:.
[Android Builders Collective] AquilaDroid:
Eizo's feature list has "RRO layers 2.1 commits" in it!
[Android Builders Collective] theesotericone:
Man this threads getting trippy.:cool:

OK I'm going back to building now. lol
[Android Builders Collective] marpe:
I have the same problem in Mako.
[Android Builders Collective] brordavid:
Everything works great on my mako. But I'm using hellscore b74.

Thanks ezio for you work and for giving me something to flash again! ??
[Android Builders Collective] marpe:
I have installed the Rom + Gapps, and it doesn't start.

Clean installation with all the wipes.

After this, I have installed only the Rom without Gapps with all the wipes again, and I have not been able to make it start
[Android Builders Collective] brordavid:
Flash-90 did also success with hellscore kernel. Maybe you can try with that?

https://m.box.com/shared_item/https://app.box.com/s/jlmxwr804rm36p7n0tfk/view/29418263431
[Android Builders Collective] Mikulec:
Well, and this is a result of just one released rom. Imagine what would happen to this thread if more roms will be released. Total madness.

Btw, those navbar options are awesome, I added one additional button (Last app) and it already had a nice icon that was corresponding with the other Lollipop icons. Great job [MENTION=1277872]dankoman[/MENTION] .

I have just one issue with [MENTION=2095315]ezio84[/MENTION] build. After turning of wifi, the phone cant connect to mobile data automaticaly. But this same happens to me on Chroma rom so its probably something wrong on my side. Have to search the interwebs for a solution.

And one more thing, you have some old notification sounds (probably from Kitkat or older) in your rom [MENTION=2095315]ezio84[/MENTION] (dont know if it is intention or not).
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
Layers 2.1 are in with the new code by Branden too, updated themes can do more now :D

Please try a different kernel like suggested by brordavid and flash-90, last days (after i broke my mako that was booting fine with the stock slim kernel) a lot of new commits have been pushed on the slim mako source, maybe there's still something to be fixed there.

PS: if you are able to take a logcat with adb during the boot with the stock kernel, it could help to find the issue.

Here the data switch seems working fine, have you the latest radio from 5.1 factory images?

About sounds you are right, but if i remember well there's an open commit for that on the slim gerrit, will check it :D
[Android Builders Collective] Mikulec:
Yes, 2.0.50.2.25 .
[Android Builders Collective] marpe:
It starts with hellscore kernel.

If you tell me how enable the logccat, I will send you this log file
[Android Builders Collective] danarama:
adb logcat
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
Connect the phone to pc with usb and in the platform-tools folder of the sdk (where you have the adb file) open the terminal and run "adb logcat" while the phone is booting.
[Android Builders Collective] danarama:
Or, install it properly and never have to care about "platform-tools". :)
[Android Builders Collective] csolanol:
After a night with [MENTION=2095315]ezio84[/MENTION] all is working fine with ElementalX. Just one thing, notification light doesn't take care of Interruptions/Priority config.

Awesome work Slim team & [MENTION=2095315]ezio84[/MENTION].

Ty very much
[Android Builders Collective] marpe:
What do you mean with "install it properly"?

A "clean install" is not a properly install, or do you refer about ""platform-tools"?
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
EDIT: lol i misunderstood

Good catch! I remember i found somewhere a commit to disable the led too when no interruptions is enabled but i forgot where lol.
[Android Builders Collective] danarama:
I'm talking about adb. If you add it to the path environment variable, it can be called in command prompt by typing "adb" without either opening command prompt from the platform-tools folder or changing directory there in command prompt.. Like other windows command line tools in path, they can be typed no matter what directory.

Easiest way is to use the 15 second adb and fast boot installer.
[Android Builders Collective] marpe:
I have never flashed a Rom using adb.

I have flasehd a great deal of Roms using TWRP and CWM in the past, but never with adb
[Android Builders Collective] danarama:
I'm not talking about flashing roms. Im talking about installing and using adb...to use for logcat
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
Now i feel stupid, i never thought about an easy trick like that... Using a lot of EXPORT lines in my scripts and bashrc but i forgot adb, lol. Tnx man :good:
[Android Builders Collective] danarama:
He he

That's what I love about xda. No matter how experienced you are, there is always something to learn or be reminded of :)

Collectively, we're the cleverest person in the world
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
That's it ;)
[Android Builders Collective] ezio84:
Tips about some features:

- if you press Volume rocker down till it set the Vibration mode, press it again to enable the new Silent mode (no ringtones and audio notifications)

- if you want to use the No Interruptions mode but still want Alarms, go in the Audio and Notifications settings, then Interruptions, then enable Allow Alarms

- if you expand the volume panel, it will remember your choice also after a reboot

- in the navbar customization settings you can set the buttons glow color if the default white is too bright for you.

Enjoy :D
[Android Builders Collective] hooliganx:
[MENTION=2095315]ezio84[/MENTION]...

what are you? [emoji15]

great work man [emoji16][emoji106] LOVE IT!

best navbar for lollipop till now! perfect! like all navbar should be. [emoji6]

privacy guard is most useful! with wake up option. other models don't stop play services wakes...

other features... will wait. big and best things will come... [emoji16] like all Slim work.

some considerations...

* menu buttons disappear in navbar, even if I choose to stay always.. no big deal.

* ...

man.. very happy with your build... Slim family is awesome! [emoji122][emoji4]

thanks!

ps: wow! don't know what to say! [emoji23] [emoji23]

n5slim.ezio84.may.13layeredslim.gapps.may.11

hellscore.b12rd.2.25v4a.2.3.4twrp2.8.6.1

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[Android Builders Collective] Yank555:
Anyone tried building for flounder (Nexus 9) ?

I've given a shot at AOSP, works fine except bluetooth won't turn on.

Anyone ran into this already ?

JP.

Sent from my Nexus 6 running Yank555.lu SlimLP 5.1.1 on Yank555.lu v1.0 kernel.
[Android Builders Collective] :
[MENTION=2033478]Yank555[/MENTION] which one of your Shamu builds were people saying that LeanKernel doesn't boot with?

I'm on 05/12 build (the latest one in AFH) and flashed the rom together with SuperSU, gapps AND LeanKernel a few days ago by doing a clean flash. It booted up normally and has booted normally a few times I've had to reboot the phone. It's also working as I assume it should and LeanKernel is showing up in the system information and kernel controll app I'm using. I was just wondering if it has something to with leftovers of a dirty flash since with a clean flash it seems to be working.
[Android Builders Collective] DroidIt!:
Hey [MENTION=2033478]Yank555[/MENTION]...hope all is going well :) Well, after itching an adventurous bug, I did the smart thing and came back to try out your latest build....just awesome. No bugs anywhere that I can see and smooth as silk. There was a couple of little things I noticed, but am assuming it's just parts of the ROM not filled out by the Slim masters yet...just a missing setting section and such. Great build overall.

If I could make one request :) On one of the other ROMs I tried they had a gesture anywhere option in the ROM. I've always used a sidebar before for easy access to some of my go to apps. I like the flexibility of the gesture anywhere a quite a bit more though. If you would you consider maybe adding that one thing in I'd really appreciate it.

Well, any who, great job on the build and looking forward to the next ;)
[Android Builders Collective] :
I'll just leave this link to you mate :) Absolutely fantastic gesture app that I've been using for several years now across multiple devices. Aside from Samsung (duh..) it works perfectly, especially on AOSP/Vanilla Android stuff. Give it a shot, you won't be disappointed. It can do just about anything with gestures including opening apps, an app launchpad and anything from "back" to Slim Shortcuts if they are enabled in a build.

And no, I'm not the dev, just a fanatic user :D
[Android Builders Collective] DroidIt!:
Huh. That looks like a pretty sweet application. Definitely going to give that one a play...I knew I liked you guys for a reason [emoji14]
[Android Builders Collective] theesotericone:
Anyone on [MENTION=2095315]ezio84[/MENTION] latest HH build could you please tell me if volume skips music track is working for you.