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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] rwilco12:
If I remember right the music cutting out is part of the music app rather than a feature of the camera. Most music apps will have some sort of setting that needs to be enabled to allow it. Sorry I'm not more help on this one!

As for appreciation? Your post is more than enough! :) I appreciate the thought and thank you for it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] guycan:
Love the all stock... is there a way to get the transparent weather widget? Alos the spen clip does not work... thanks

SGNote3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Chaz187:
Like this...[emoji12] [emoji12] [emoji12] [emoji12]
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] guycan:
Ues like that...that is sweet

SGNote3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] moa4:
This rom is flawless since flashing last night. just wondering if anyone knows how to enable music while recording a video? I tried using the stock music player and tried with soundcloud but when I go to record a video with it stops the music.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Chaz187:
I will put a zip together and post it
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Chaz187:
Chaz187TansparentAccuWeather

Wipe cache and Dalvic then Flash!!!! Enjoy
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] rwilco12:
Try Power Amp it has a lot more features and I believe it has something in there that will do what you want.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] tx_dbs_tx:
Try MxPlayer from Google Play Store. It is an awesome video player AND it will play music files also. It has an option to play video's audio in the background and same for music files.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] moa4:
Nice!! Thank You, I'll check it out
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ErichArndt:
Other than the incoming-call-lag, I haven't noticed any problems with this rom at all.

I do, however, miss a couple of the stock items that were tossed with the debloating... particularly the image editor and S-Voice.

I'm excited about the updater and look forward to seeing it in action.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] sothus:
Where is this file causing the lag located?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] tx_dbs_tx:
The file will be the dialer/phone app. That is the source of the problem. Gonna have to open it up and check out the video calling features. According to what he saw in the log cat there's an 8 second time out happening due to video call feature.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] moa4:
Almost a week and still running smooth only thing was I downloaded your date and time zip and flashed, wiping cache and dalvik. But couldnt find it anywhere?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ErichArndt:
I was out all day today at a family picnic and didn't have a plug socket handy... and my phone died. Got hit home and plugged it in and it immediately booted itself. Got all the way up and running, still saying zero percent, and shut off again, only to boot up again and do it all over again.

I was finally able to get it charged by switching to a different cable. The two cables that didn't do it for me have both worked for me previously, as did the one that finally did the trick.

Anyway... I'm not sure if it's a rom thing or if my phone or battery is just getting old. I just know it's never happened to me before.

Not a complaint, just mentioned it on the off-chance you might be interested to know about it. So far this is still the stablest rom I've run into.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] moa4:
Going on 9 days and I havent found any issues everything works. If I knew how to create a rom this would be it. Has everything I need and it all works. Thanks Dev for your work. As far as battery I have the zero lemon extended battery and im going over a day with music streaming playing games internet browsing. Staying with this rom until the note 4 comes out.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] stoopkid:
Thank you rwilco12 for this awesome rom! Have been running this for a few days and loving it. Can't wait for the first call issue to be fixed if possible and it will be perfect :)

Edit: just saw this in jlmancuso's thread here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=55199452

Maybe this can help with fixing the issue.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] moa4:
Is there a voicemail app? Just noticed...haha wife said she left a message and I told her I didnt get it. Lol

Thank You

Nevermind found it here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2571091&page=4
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] stoopkid:
Is it possible to change prl with this ROM? I can't find the option..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] rwilco12:
My wife jokes that I removed it from the ROM so I wouldn't get her voice messages too. lol

In reality I removed it because I prefer Google Voice. It's free and I get voice to text.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] enormous:
Sorry for your loss. Thanks for keeping this going!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ScottieRotten:
Anyone have or know of a changelog for the differences from 1.1 to 1.2?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] dsmryder:
I've been reading front the beginig, so if I'm late, forgive me.

I wonder if the buffer is low. I think I remember there is a file for setting the buffer of media types. It also would set things like what camera modes were allowed.

I just thought I would mention it before I forgot/got pulled away.

I love when I see something after I say something.

I saw the post showing a logcat. Nevermind me.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] internetpilot:
Well, that sucks....just got done flashing this ROM, restoring all my apps/data with Titanium Backup, set up everything how I want it and....lost root. Tried everything suggested in this thread for getting back with nothing successful, but I sure as hell am not going to wipe, re-flash, and reconfigure this again.

<Edited out the last line in my late night rage post so that I won't seem as much a ****-head....LOL>
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] dsmryder:
That's funny because I have been updating SU from like the first boot and still have root. I'm not sure why it would be lost, but all I can say is I still have it as I use it several times a week.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] rwilco12:
The issue here isn't the ROM but some incompatible binaries in the last several versions of SuperSU. To fix the issue and restore root dirty flash the ROM again and don't update SuperSU.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] guycan:
U can use Dr ketan multi tool to regain root . Do a search for it

SGNote2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] internetpilot:
Tried that multiple times with no success. If I reboot after that it's back to square one with no root again. I can tolerate not updating the binaries out the SuperSU app, but never reboot again? I also tried DrKetan's as well as three other rooting methods that work on stock TW but still no root. As a last attempt I also flashed several older versions of SuperSU in recovery, but still no root. Again, I'm not going to start from scratch with a clean flash and reconfiguring everything only for this to likely happen again.

I'm not a dev, but I am a 25-year career network engineer and troubleshooting 101 begs the question that if the issue isn't the ROM then why can I update SuperSU on the stock rooted TW ROM as well as CM11 without losing root? I'm also updating SuperSU without losing root on two different Galaxy S3 TW ROMs. I only encounter this issue with this specific ROM, and again that's quite a caveat.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ummkiper:
Is not only that rom. It happens on a few others also. It something in the SuperSU binary. That doesn't like these custom roms. To get root back you need to use the Dr ketans root kit. Is the only way to get root without wiping and reinstalling.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ScottieRotten:
Love the phone dialer/log interface. .. I like that I can show all logs showing both text and calls from contacts in the log... This tidies up the whole launcher since I no longer need the messages shortcut to access messages... Simply love it...

I enjoyed 1.1 but disliked the popping and skipping in Pandora. .. I have since updated to 1.2 and going to test it out for audio glitches. ..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] rwilco12:
The issues with SuperSU do appear to be isolated to custom ROM's on the Sprint Note 2. There are several other custom TW ROM's for the Sprint Note 2 that also have the same issue as my ROM here.

I apologize for the difficulty your having but I think your case is unique. The last 10 to 20 pages have all mentioned the SuperSU issues at least once, but your's is the first post mentioning any issues with root not lasting after a reboot when using the binaries included with the ROM.

If you could provide us some additional details as to what you did after flashing the ROM it would be helpful in determining where things went wrong.

Thanks!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] rwilco12:
Uploading v1.3 beta. :)

Mostly bug fixes for 1.2.

Haven't had a chance to fully test it yet as my wife is using my N2 until I can get her a new phone to replace the S3 she busted. :(

So I'll need help on the testing front...

EDIT: Upload complete! http://www.rwilco12.com/downloads.p...tom ROMs/Rwilco12's Mostly Stock NE2/ZIP/BETA

I don't think it fixes any issues with SuperSU but I haven't noticed any issues with streaming audio now. I was limited to about a two minute test though. lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] rwilco12:
Also, this build is still NE2. There weren't any updates beyond blocking Towleroot that I thought were worth including in the update for NK2.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] sloanmeister:
So far so good no problems, although I've only updated youtube "Wise man one posted if aint broke don't fix it

JLM" lol ! :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] internetpilot:
After flashing this ROM for the first time, I did my usual -- let all the apps update from the Play Store, including SuperSU which updated the app and then wanted to update the binaries. Having never encountered this problem before, I did let it update the binaries. I then installed Titanium Backup, and restored my apps/data (non-system). Then because I did a full personal app restore, I rebooted, was pretty much done with configuring everything when I ran ESFile Manager to do some file housekeeping and discovered that I had lost root. I then came to this thread and tried all the suggestions here for getting it back with the last one being dirty flashing the ROM again. Dirty flashing did seem to work, but then I realized that I only lost root the last time after rebooting the phone. So I rebooted, and sure enough -- no root. Every time I dirty flashed, I'd get root back, but when I'd reboot the phone (even without doing anything to it, including updating the binaries or the SuperSU app), I lost root.

I had to go back to my CM11 nightlies, I'll try flashing this again and see if I can replicate it. I guess I need to pay special attention to make sure that SuperSU doesn't get updated. Normally, I would just stick with CM11 (I finally got the S-pen add-ons working well, and it's running fast with good battery life, etc.), but CM11 doesn't play as nicely as TW does with my 2014 Toyota Sequoia's bluetooth. It might just be something I'll have to get over with such an "old" phone.

Anyone smell that? It's the beautiful aroma of a Note 4 upgrade drifting into the room....haha

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I wasn't having this issue with my previous stock NE2 ROM or CM11. Dr. Ketans root kit didn't work for me. Only dirty flashing the ROM again would get root back, but unfortunately that would only last until the next reboot and then I'd lose root again.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] rwilco12:
Thank you for the clarification. The issue here is the updating of the binaries. SuperSU itself is OK to update from the Play Store, just don't update the binaries and you'll be good.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] internetpilot:
Well, I just tried flashing this ROM again at least 1/2 dozen times from scratch and the same thing happens every time -- loss of root after the first reboot. All I did each time was a complete wipe for installing a new ROM (with Philz), flash the ROM (this time beta 1.3), go through the initial setup (making sure to turn off all automatic restore features on both my Google and Samsung accounts), I don't update anything from the Play Store, I do install Root Checker and it does say I have root. I reboot the phone, go into SuperSU and it just churns, and then when I try Root Checker again it says I do not have root.

I tried the process above a few more times except I let the SuperSU app update from the Play Store, but the exact same thing happened -- loss of root on the first reboot. Like 2/3 times that I let SuperSU update from the Play Store, it immediately wanted to update the binaries, so I knew that wouldn't go well (and it didn't).

My last attempt at the above process I dirty flashed the ROM again, verified that I got root back, rebooted, and it was gone again. I then tried re-rooting with Dr. Ketan's utility, but it didn't get root back.

If I want to stick with Kitkat I guess for me it's going to be CM11 or if I want better bluetooth features with my truck I may actually go back to TW 4.3. Samsung's Kitkat was a bad update for this phone.

Thanks for your efforts, though. I'm glad it's at least working for some people.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Darkangels6sic6:
When did last update stock touchwiz? The latest updates of su have NPR been working on stock or stock like for the past few updates. It worked for me last time I tried cyanogenmod
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] internetpilot:
I'm not sure what you're asking here. In the three years I've owned this phone it's been rooted since day one so the only update to stock TW that I've taken is through flashing roms like this one.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Darkangels6sic6:
I mean the su update. You said it works fine even on touchwiz, but the last few su updates have not worked for most people on touchwiz. It messes everything up.

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I see why I confused you. I made it look like I was talking about updating touchwiz
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] internetpilot:
Okay -- sorry. I see what your asking now.

I've always kept the SuperSU app updated from the Play store and when I did it almost always wanted to update the binaries. I don't have an exact recall of when it was updated, but it always seemed to update regularly - at least monthly I'd guess.

I never had any root problems running the stock rooted TW 4.4.2. The reason I switched to CM11 was purely bloat and general slow performance of the stock rom.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Darkangels6sic6:
If it was any longer ago than the past month or two then that would explain why you hadn't experienced it yet.

And I never really faced that issue of slow stock. Even on the S5 feat with a 1.6gb installer.

I'm running cm now and there's only a small difference. Cm is more customizing and fun...but I end up missing all the functions and specials camera tuning pen stuff and keyboard....the s3 and note 2 ruined cyanogenmod for me
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Darkangels6sic6:
Oh so you are one of the lucky. I'm still waiting for the one day of a true bridge of cm and touchwiz.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] dsmryder:
I hope this helps in the future.

I am running version 1.1.

I came from NE2 officially, bought it with it installed already.

I used Odin to flash Philz recovery, version 6.48???

I flashed 1.1 as my first ROM on the phone. I let it install what it wanted, just left it alone.

Sense auto update was enabled on most of my apps it updated a bunch of them on it's own, including SuperSU. I updated the binaries via normal, or what ever it calls it, not thought recovery.

I found the few apps it didn't install for me and went looking for another kernel, that's another conversation :)

I'm not sure it could be related to the different basebands, left over knox bits, or what. I'm mostly saying it isn't happening to me.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ScottieRotten:
Something I have noticed with 1.1 and 1.2 and audio streaming Pandora one (using higher quality streaming )..

Scenario one, streaming in background with maps or GPS app in foreground no skipping / popping. ..

Scenario two, running Pandora in foreground with screen off popping and skipping happens pretty often. ..

I am going to try 1.3 and see if it happens in that one too. ..

Just tested on the way home. . Screen off and popping and stuttering from Pandora. .. I open naked browser in the foreground leaving the screen on and not one blip or stutter while streaming. ..

I do not use any power saving settings at all so that is not the cause of this from me setting them...

I haven't been able to log with the screen off but, I my thought is this is probably not buffer related...

I think this could be related to processor throttling from some power saving function from within the rom causing the stuttering when the screen is off. ...

Again I have not tested this theory with logging software or diagnostics...

With that said, either flame on or confirm. ... [emoji1]
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] rwilco12:
Thank you for sharing your findings! I'm still not certain what it was that did it but I believe that it's caused by something in the base I used for 1.1 and 1.2. I just posted a new beta 1.3 yesterday that I believe corrects the issue. Check it out and let us know?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=58087998
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] dsmryder:
I'm runnning 1.3 now. I'm wondering, is the skipping just while playing streaming music, or should I be looking for skipping while playing from the SDcard?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ScottieRotten:
From what I have seen the skipping only happens from streaming. ..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Darkangels6sic6:
Luckily not with these ones but I actually had that on a few ROMs just the stock music app. Increasing minimum CPU speed didn't even help.

I actually had to change the governor and scheduler to the more single task focused ones. Noop or deadline I think.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] dsmryder:
That make a lot of sense.

Noting that I didn't have any skips on my lunch break while listening to Pandora. I've always ran pegasusq for the governer and haven't looked at the I\O scheduler.

And while I have the floor

Has anyone been able to get the Note4 browser to install? I think it's because we're on 4.4.2 and the place where I downloaded it from said it needed 4.4.4 for full functionality.

I get a 'not enough memory' error. I'll probably go with the S5 browser as it looks the same and I know it a little.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ScottieRotten:
Good to know, I was speculating on the processor throttling due to the stuttering happening with screen off..

Good news whatever was changed from 1.2 to 1.3 has fixed 99.99 percent of any stuttering while streaming higher quality music in Pandora....
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Darkangels6sic6:
Sweet! Of course when done walking or whatever I would have to switch it back because it wasn't as good for regular use and multi taking.

I generally use milk for that though. But I had not really used Pandora much before so I was not really accustomed to it..

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Gonna try out 1.3. Any suggestions on getting the dual boot kernel working. I tried looking for the files JL suggested and making sure everything seemed right and tried 3 different versions and none would boot properly.

Just normal setup not dual setup.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] dsmryder:
I downloaded the Community ROM and stole it from there. I didn't look into the dual booting, but I would imagine it would be like it's listed on the kernel thread.

And sense we are on the subject. Does anybody know if there is an incompatibility with system tuner pro, or another app for that matter? I tried the community rom and my mix of RW1.1 with the kernel mixed in and it will always lock up. I always did a full clean and didn't even get to playing with the kernel setting much.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Darkangels6sic6:
Sorry. The dual boot kernel was more an op question.

Most roms have to be set up and Knox free and in certain state for it to work.

Not sure about the tuner pro
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jlmancuso:
You need to use the devil kernel app located in my post in the devil kernel thread (or community rom). Also make sure you

are using devil 3.0 (more stable) not 3.1.

I am guessing you are talking about the shift kernel. Not sure what version is posted but the newest ones support knox roms so it should work better. In a couple of days I will have I will try and see what is going on with the kernel/rom combo.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] enormous:
I'm now on 1.3 beta and have the "System update downloaded" notification that I can't dismiss. How do I get rid of it/disable the updater?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Darkangels6sic6:
Yeah the shift kernel. The last version apparently didn't boot. Even op posted that. And I tried the last three versions even after checking the files you posted and I could not get it working on here version 1.1 of the rom. Or even classic priest which is the one you said you got working. Think I tried one other one.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] dsmryder:
If I feel froggy I'll reload the ROM with the kernel cooked in and not restore any apps.

Is the kernel in the community ROM 3.0 or 3.1. I'm sure which release I got, but I can look when I get home.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jlmancuso:
I think I baked in 3.1 in community. I don't remember if 3.0 is linked in OP.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] frankx85:
Lost root after 1.3 update and this time CWM fix doesn't work and CF-Autoroot didn't work. Any suggestions on how to get it back?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] rwilco12:
Try dirty flashing the ROM. It's pre-rooted so unless binaries are updated it shouldn't lose root.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Philux:
Have you submitted any log files to Chainfire in his binary/update problems thread?

http://xdaforums.com/apps/supersu/support-update-failures-t2907365

He needs logcat, super su log, and TWRP/CWM logs. He might fix the binaries to work again with the Note 2 if someone would volunteer to get him that information.

Edit: I would do it, but I don't have a Note 2 as my daily driver.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] rwilco12:
I'm in the same boat as you. I think I remember someone saying they had sent it to him but I don't remember 100%...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] frankx85:
That is actually how I installed it, I did dirty flash from 1.1 , I will try it again though. When I load to SuperSU app it says the binaries aren't installed right now.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jlmancuso:
Open superSU app and select full unroot or whatever option is close to that and uninstall superSU app. Then dirty flash rom and hopefully you should be back to rooted state.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ScottieRotten:
Dumb question but would the same problem exist using superuser by chainsdd?

Or the clockwork version. ..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jlmancuso:
Not sure if issue would persist but you will need to fully unroot with app and uninstall superuser app. Then root in recovery with a zip.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] internetpilot:
I'll give the chainsdd superuser a try sometime this weekend when my phone can be down for an hour...if no one does it before.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ceabbott2:
Just received this overnight. Any one have any idea what it is?

Thanks

Charles
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ScottieRotten:
The notice? Or the update?

If the update you can get rid of the annoying prompt by doing. ..

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3002463
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ceabbott2:
[emoji6] Sorry the update. I didn't know if this was OK to update or not? I never update unless the forum says it's OK
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ScottieRotten:
It is a small update to Nk2 .. Applying the update on top of this rom and having the non stock bootloader would most likely make it fail to apply...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] frankx85:
The app immediately closes after giving me that message.