yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jbarresi19:
So i have a sprint note 4 but there isnt much activity there so im hoping someone here can help. I had a feature on my note 3 rom called air message (showed in setting as Floating notifacations). So i really wanted it on my note 4 so i added the 2 apks which are airmessage.apk and airmessageproxy.apk....then i remember from the note 3 i had to add this line;

<CscFeature_Common_EnableAirMessage>true</

CscFeature_Common_EnableAirMessage>

To others.csc and features.csc.

So i got this to show up in settings but where the messages app is supposed to show up under notifacations it doesnt. I know im adding the lines in the wrong place in the csc files. I can provide pics and apks once im at my computer but does anyone think they can help? I will place a 20$ bounty if someone can help. I will also post the apks soon that go in system/priv-app

Here are the apks...

https://www.dropbox.com/s/by823zwqlfkfe30/AirMessageProxy.apk?dl=0

https://www.dropbox.com/s/zwch447nbutrn04/AirMessage.apk?dl=0

I wil gratefully donate 20 bucks to anyone who can help me with this....like i said i already have it showing in settings but i have a feeling i am putting the csc lines in the wrong place
[Galaxy S II General] Jertlok:
First of all, i have to say that CyanogenMod Team, OmniRom team or other team don't want to build a distribution of Android L for Samsung Galaxy S2 because it's too older and came with Android 2.3.6 (All those Teams said that don't want to port Android L to devices which came with Android Gindgerbread or lower).

OmniRom on twitters said:

yousif monther ‏on 8 nov

at omni_rom will you support the s2 i9100 ?

OmniROM ‏on 8 nov

at yousif monther Most likely not - see the XDA post. We badly need more device maintainers and developers. i9100 will need loads of work!

Source: OmniRom on Twitter: Whee! First OmniROM 5.0 build just booted on the flo (N7 2013). Developers, get involved!

I also read that there is a Build of AOSP 5.0 made by NovaFusion team for Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini ... but we can't use this Rom as a point of reference because of his different processor... Samsung Galaxy S2 has Exynos 4210.

Older device wich has get Android L:

Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini: [ROM][5.0.0]Android Open Source Project 5.0 20141106

Samsung Galaxy S3 (Not too old, but it's old :D): [WIP] Android 5.0 Lollipop for Galaxy S3 (GT-I9300)

T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989 (skyrocket): [ROM][5.0.0] AOSP Lollipop Early Preview [November 7, 2014]

But all these distributions can't help us!

So, What we can do is to wait for stable source codes of:

OmniRom

CyanogenMod

ParanoidAndroid

or other major custom distribution

Let's try together or just Discuss It!

Sorry for my bad English!
[Galaxy S II General] dodgedroid:
Rofl....chill bro, 5.0 just came out... have some patience. When some similar devices have a good build ( stable ) , then we can start to port/compile it from sources...till then, have patience.
[Galaxy S II General] Jertlok:
Yah, i know. I wanna help devs on this build :D, so i'm trying to figure out how can i port a kernel for our device!
[Galaxy S II General] XpLoDWilD:
Thanks for the long and true post.

I've seen many mentions of my nickname all over XDA for i9100, mixed replies, etc. So yes, I will try to port Omni 5.0 to the i9100 when the code base is stable, however while I can do the base bringup, I won't be able to maintain it long-term. So while I will attempt to port it and make most of it work, I might not can/want to make it 100% bug-free.
[Galaxy S II General] Jertlok:
The best post i ever read ! Thanks for your reflections! :)
[Galaxy S II General] Vivek_Neel:
Truly one of the best posts I have read so far.

Well said!

And Thanks for the appreciation.
[Galaxy S II General] Troubadour666:
a monster post :)

+1
[Galaxy S II General] Wayland_ACE:
I'll take a look, but no any promises...
[Galaxy S II General] andrewwright:
What a result for the I9100. :thumbup:
[Galaxy S II General] jeffreyvh:
Compiling lollipop

Hey guys,

I really want android 5.0 on the S2 ( i9100 ) so i decided to help , but there is only 1 problem i am not a pro in ubuntu.

I compiled a kernel once but it wasn't booting.

But here's my question:

Can someone help me with it so we will make a development team

My pc can be on during the whole day/night

the specs are:

Intel Core2Duo @ 1,80GHz

4 GB R.A.M

200GB hdd

256mb Video memory ( BAD :( )

Please pm me if u want to help me or if you want to form a team.

Thanks in advance
[Galaxy S II General] Twiq:
[MENTION=5004200]Paul_Kolanjian[/MENTION] wind stopped blowing when i read your post, past time images started to flash in my brain as i read every word..

Truly the best appreciation post for all (current/ex) i9100 developers, thank you very much developers for all you've done..

btw i'd like to add 1 person to my thank list, that is [MENTION=4135991]krarvind[/MENTION] who introduced slim to our device.
[Galaxy S II General] Jertlok:
We have to wait! :)

We'll wait for a stable source code of OmniRom or CyanogenMod! After there're some progress with these rom we can do something :)
[Galaxy S II General] jeffreyvh:
I want to make the AOSP Android 5.0.0 .

Do you want to help me?

Please p.m me :)
[Galaxy S II General] rqmok:
Wow. Aren't you on fire. :)

Well, right now I am waiting for stable CyanogenMod 12 source code.

If I am not mistaken, Omni sources are up and running right?
[Galaxy S II General] jeffreyvh:
Yes you are right!

Do you want to join my team for the development?

Because every little piece of help does make it a shorter time to wait :)
[Galaxy S II General] KalZakath:
Hi XpLoDWilD, i krów it is wrong tread but do you will try it also for n7000?
[Galaxy S II General] ahmedelhofy:
This surely one of the best things I have read in a long time... I haven't been here since the release of the phone...but I have seen [MENTION=4326427]Wayland_ACE[/MENTION] did when 4.4 was released... He did a great job and dorimanx and all the other great devs... Also Seeing [MENTION=2162789]XpLoDWilD[/MENTION] wanting to revive the exynos 4210, sir you're amazing... Although [MENTION=2185662]Entrophy[/MENTION]512 seems to want to just completely remove exynos 4210 from his life :D, at least you want to try...

Dudes, you're awesome :D
[Galaxy S II General] m1trand1r:
[MENTION=5004200]Paul_Kolanjian[/MENTION]

Thanks for such a long post. Finally something worth to read through :)

And thanks for the compliment. Although I didn't do much, other than helping out lost souls on the way.:angel:

If Android 5.0 will come to S-2 it will....if not....i'm more than happy and extremely thankful to SlimRoms Team and [MENTION=1228651]fusionjack[/MENTION] who's maintaining SlimSaber for us.....it's just raw power that makes me to keep my device instead of changing it;)

---------- Post added at 05:08 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:02 PM ----------

Sorry to say....but with your machine specs it would take looooong to compile the ROM. Not mentioning that you have to learn of "how to" on the way....that could be difficult coz nowadays knowledge is expected from one that offered help with "Real development stuff" like [MENTION=5004200]Paul_Kolanjian[/MENTION] said in his super post above.

The "Real Developers" don't have time to teach newbies all over. But luckily developers are very smart and they made a bunch of "How to's" all over the Google. And you can find a lot of info on that IMHO :)
[Galaxy S II General] m1trand1r:
@QA Bot went haywire, eh?...LOL :p
[Galaxy S II General] AndDiSa:
I think it's a good idea trying to build an Android 5.0 version for the SGS2 by ourselves if CM / Omni do not want to support the SGS2 any longer. I am willing to contribute, too, even if my time / resources and know how are a bit limited.
[Galaxy S II General] sumit yadav:
let's make a team to boot Lollipop on this Beast :)

I want lollipop too on my galaxy s2 i9100...
[Galaxy S II General] Jertlok:
Everybody are eager to try Android Lollipop 5.0 on s2

Infact i did a mistake to create this thread, maybe because is useless. If we haven't knowledges about compiling source codes, making distro, set a build machine and other basic knowledges we can't do anything.

As i said before, the right way is to wait until omni team or other great team release a stable sourcecode. I don't know if i'm mistaken but it'll futile if we compile right now an AOSP version.

Am i right?

Sorry for My bad english.
[Galaxy S II General] sumit yadav:
We aren't pushing anybody to compile lollipop for s2, just saying let's compile it on our own if CM or Omni doesn't want to...that's it.

And i know it's not easy to build a rom from aosp for a device we don't have proper source codes.

#peace
[Galaxy S II General] Jertlok:
Yeah :D

#peace
[Galaxy S II General] nanoSpawn:
I'm speaking truly from the most absolute ignorance, so excuse me if I say anything completely wrong or mistaken.

Shouldn't it be possible to start from CM11? Get the S2 binaries from there, figure out how did they got those working in CM11, and then extrapolate that to CM12 when the sources get out? Perhaps that's what Wayland_Ace and others did (among million of other things and fine-tuning). If it turns out to be something like that, it could be studied the way the S2 compiles for CM11 and just wait for CM12.

Still, wouldn't work perfectly, but sounds like the easiest thing to do...
[Galaxy S II General] Mockingbird:
I'm running official lollipop on my N7 right now and this thing is so white it will kill the battery life on amoled instantly :D
[Galaxy S II General] russy23:
i would love to see it on s2, but honestly i cant see it happening :{
[Galaxy S II General] harelp:
AOSP

Hello all

Is it possible to make a "pure" aosp as supernexus rom ?

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II General] cvexkeks:
I don't know if this is good news

http://www.droidviews.com/t-mobile-att-galaxy-s2-gets-early-android-5-0-lollipop-rom/
[Galaxy S II General] ahmedelhofy:
It's not exynos... I think it's Qualcomm, which is much easier for devs to develop ROMs to it...

What might be a bit good... Is GS3 getting a CM12 port... And it did happen... I think it's already booting...
[Galaxy S II General] m1trand1r:
[MENTION=4723245]CoolJoseph96[/MENTION]

Can you tell us ....since when is DISCUSSION thread a part of development ? I'm asking because you posted DISCUSSION THREAD inside development forum which is not liked by xda gang. And it's another thing that's bothering me....it xda @Q/A Bot that's creating q/a threads by automated system and it has created q/a for this very thread which is not necessary IMHO and in my eyes considered as useless spam. Not that i'm contrary about your decision where to open threads but I honestly think that this and simmilar threads DO belong to General Discussion forum. So please kindly read xda rules next time before opening a Thread(s).

And if possible ....kindly PM any moderator dedicated to our S-2 forum and ask him/her to move this thread to General section .

Thank you.:)
[Galaxy S II General] sreinst1:
ART on i9100

Many users here say they want L on their i9100. Did any of you try ART instead of Dalvik on KK (4.4.x)?

From the short time I tried it, I can say that after flashing an updated version of the ROM, it took me about 30 minutes (!!) to boot because of the optimization phase. L doesn't have Dalvik any more, only ART. Do you still want L, knowing that each ROM flashing will take 30 minutes?

In addition, ART takes considerably more space than Dalvik, and also wastes a little bit more battery than Dalvik. I'm not at all sure I'd want to run L on my old i9100 device...

And finally, as far as I know, xposed doesn't work with ART. If you use it and would like to continue using it, don't go to L.
[Galaxy S II General] Myself5:
SuperNexus uses half of it's repos from CM. It's harder to create something like this than just updating the cm device tree to CM.

I kinda feel a bit "offended" (well, not really) to not get claasified as a developer :(. However: I'll try my very best to get lollipop on the S2. It was my first device where I really developed for, so I think that it really deserves 5.0 :P

Maybe me and [MENTION=4326427]Wayland_ACE[/MENTION] can group and to get this thing done.
[Galaxy S II General] m1trand1r:
The boot time on ART depens on how many apps user has installed....I believe that if you do a full wipe....boot time ain't that scary at all:p

We CAN REPARTITION OUR PIT TO SOMETHING MORE ART ACCEPTABLE ....so that shouldn't be problem either....search and you will find....and a "bit" more battery drain doesn't bother me personally if there is performance leap....which "L" brings with....so....

Xposed doesn't work yet....but developer of xposed will get it working by the time we'll get 1st port of Sweet Lollipop on our device....which is far....far away atm....so....keep searching the reasons for not having Android 5.0 on S-2 until we get it....when we'll get it....I bet you'll flash it and wait even longer than 30min just to taste it for a while....:p

Good luck in searching totally negative reasons....IMHO that's loss of precious time we have and it's not encouraging at all....but....some of us....still have hopes up....and that will defeat negations by such peeps as you are.....don't take it as offense....it's just mere fact:)

Don't feel bad/offended about not being RD.....It doesn't matter much....if you're developer....your work always speaks for you....title says more or less nothing....it counts what you've done. Period

And thank you in advance for showing interest for our old....but hey....very powerful device....if you can make it....I can flash it....and as always ...a lot of good luck with trial&error development.....it's a tough call ....I was never able to overcome trial & error process....it's awfully bad when you think you made it...but ot doesn't work....:(....I know the drill....

Have a lot of good luck and light on your journey to success ;)
[Galaxy S II General] AndDiSa:
[MENTION=5630829]sreinst1[/MENTION] I am running CM-11 on ART for more than a year now. Yes, it takes more time on booting a fresh system and yes, it uses more space on /data (for the dalvik cache), but I think there are solutions for it. Probably we can make usage of /preload which is currently unused. At most we need to re-partition the device to get a 4 / 6 GB - /data partition.
[Galaxy S II General] sreinst1:
I'd like to put some things in perspective. I am not searching for reasons not to have L. I simply give some information to people who have no idea what it means to use ART, so they won't get disappointed - since L does not support Dalvik any more.

About boot time: You're right, if you start with a full wipe, boot time won't be a problem. But guess what... you've installed L, and gonna be using it, so you're gonna start adding apps. And then, 2-3-4 weeks later, your ROM comes up with some more features and bug fixes. So you want to update the ROM (and that's what many xda-dev users are used to...), and you find that it takes way longer than you're used to with Dalvik, and you're offline with your phone for that much.

About battery - I have read hundreds of questions and complaints about battery life on the s2. L won't help here, but vice versa.

And finally, xposed - what makes you think it will work with L? xposed is based on reflection, and to the best of my knowledge (I'll be glad if you can correct me on this, and point me to the reference), ART does not allow that - I'm not sure why, but probably because it's converted to fully executable code during the optimization phase, without support for reflection. So it might very well be that xposed has ends its life in KK.

---------- Post added at 08:04 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:00 PM ----------

Well, if you manage to get a decent loading time after an update of the ROM (after clearing the cache), and if you manage to change the partitions to make it easy to have all the apps that I currently have in the internal memory, and finally, if the battery is not worse than current Dalvik battery (about 3 hours screen on time), then surely I will want to use L. I don't use xposed and don't care if it will work with L or not.

The above are the only things that would keep me from using it. I'd like to contribute myself to the ROM I'm using, and I won't do that if each ROM update takes 30 minutes.
[Galaxy S II General] m1trand1r:
Well....if i'd had "L" on my S-2 right now....i'd think about updating the ROM when update arrives....I mean....i'd update it when I have time to do something else while it's booting...no problem....flash rom...and take a bath....come back and enjoy the update :)....there are always alternatives to do something that you want to....about xposed....i've been following the "L" talk in xposed thread (not lately ) and dev is/was searching for a possible solution to support "L"....and to your reply....about your concerns .....we haven't even get chance to try "L" so battery assumptions are OFF if you ask me....until we test it by ourselves....

EDIT: Xposed will not die my friend....it will rather evolve when the time is right....it was long way for [MENTION=4419114]rovo89[/MENTION] to get it working on IVS, JB and KK....he'll find a way...look...

http://www.androidauthority.com/xposed-framework-lollipop-540928/

Hopes-up;)
[Galaxy S II General] drakonizer:
Nope...that's that S2 Skyrocket with a Qualcomm chipset...ours is the one with the (unfortunately) closed source Exynos.
[Galaxy S II General] rajat2010:
Galaxy S2 I9100 Will See Lollipop Too

http://www.droidviews.com/galaxy-s2-i9100-will-see-lollipop/
[Galaxy S II General] Lysergic Acid:
It still is a simple port, just moving around files in the zips, far from being bootable
[Galaxy S II General] koolkunz:
It is highly unlikely that it will boot anytime soon
[Galaxy S II General] Lysergic Acid:
Yes, the best we can do now is try to build from cm12 sorces as [MENTION=5022494]Vivek_Neel[/MENTION] pointed me
[Galaxy S II General] cdaarif:
Look at this aosp 5.0 rom gyz. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2939809

If we try to develop together its possible anythings.
[Galaxy S II General] wolfaz1313:
Good new

OmniRom Already made the first assembly! Hurray!

Link:D
[Galaxy S II General] Jertlok:
Not OmniRom Team but an independent developer.
[Galaxy S II General] wolfaz1313:
Yes

Written on it omni, so I thought, thanks for the info: О
[Galaxy S II General] zigorim:
Great post.

:good:
[Galaxy S II General] Troubadour666:
Work in progress :)

Hi,

for all my friends in all Lollipop I9100 threads :)

[YOUTUBE]jfhmf9banfc[/YOUTUBE]

thanks to [MENTION=5298712]asimovi[/MENTION]
[Galaxy S II General] FandangoL:
Hi all. I'm glad to read so many people enthusiastic to have a running lollipop on i9100. Actually mine is dedicated to my jogging days and for sure I would like to use it as a test for rom. I use as daily driver Markox89 cm11 ART enabled. Once that a running cm12 with WiFi and gps ok exists I will try for sure.

Long life to i9100, best phone ever made.

Blame on Samsung that not releases exynos source. Maybe they're scared so many people having their i9100 instead of buying a new phone :)
[Galaxy S II General] mayank shekhar:
Truly awesome !!! very well said!
[Galaxy S II General] craiuciprian9.gc:
Cind se va lasa lollipop pe s2
[Galaxy S II General] snow:
RO: Salutare! În primul rând, există o muncă în progres pentru OmniRom să avem şi noi parte de Lolipop. :D Uite un link către OmniRom: http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s2/development-derivatives/wip-omni-5-0-homemade-t2948401

Însă trebuie să ţii cont de faptul că sunt funcţii nefuncţionale în acest moment, cum ar fi traficul de date mobile, glitch-uri grafice, butonul de home şi alte butoane nu funcţionează şi ROM-UL NU ESTE RECOMANDAT PENTRU FOLOSIREA ZILNICĂ!

EN: Hi! First of all, there's a WIP for OmniRom to get Lolipop. :D Here's a link to OmniRom: http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s2/development-derivatives/wip-omni-5-0-homemade-t2948401

But you have to keep in mind that are currently non-working features such as mobile data, graphic glitches, home button and other buttons are not working and THE ROM IS NOT RECOMMENDED FOR DAILY USE!
[Galaxy S II General] Troubadour666:
yes, and we have some available builds with GAPPS i included and uploaded (no feedbacks about downloaders) here with this search :

http://d-h.st/search?search_by=1&search_for=omni+i9100+5

thanks.
[Galaxy S II General] Troubadour666:
last lollipop review on our I9100

Good news with sdcard mounted , even its another path than habitual , we have , for example , galery OK :)

[YOUTUBE]q1uLPcoZ7pE[/YOUTUBE]

sorry for the poor quality :(

thanks to [MENTION=6159291]Lysergic Acid[/MENTION] , OP from here :

[ROM][5.0][Lollipop][I9100] CyanogenMod 12 [ALPHA]
[Galaxy S II General] insigma28:
Things are looking good for lollipop for our s2 devices cannot wait till I try out a stable version
[Galaxy S II General] Entropy512:
To make it clear: This device will not receive nightlies unless a new competent maintainer shows up.

It went effectively unmaintained for the entirety of the 4.4 cycle with no one to handle bug reports. In fact none of the Exynos 4210s had any effort put into them. The end result was a crap experience for the entirety of the 4.4 cycle for everyone.
[Galaxy S II General] m1trand1r:
It hurts....but.....it's true...:)
[Galaxy S II General] Troubadour666:
review video : advancement 5.0.2 CM12

can be considered as daily rom ?

[YOUTUBE]XF-3F3aSL74[/YOUTUBE]

thanks to [MENTION=6159291]Lysergic Acid[/MENTION] and team thread.
[HTC Desire Eye] greyhulk:
Obligatory Camera Samples

Here are some camera samples. XDA is compressing them, but you get the idea.
[HTC Desire Eye] myself11:
Thanks for the review and photos. The camera was better than what I was expecting from the sensor HTC is using, to be honest. The only downside from what I've read in your review is the screen: while I don't like oversatured screens, I also don't appreciate "dark" screens (it hasn't to do with brightness, but with the white tone).

Regarding the speakers, I know you don't have a M8 to compare, but do you notice much of a difference between the devices?

Can you please confirm that it has MHL and it works?
[HTC Desire Eye] gtg465x:
For what it's worth, I held my One M8 side by side with a Desire Eye in store and compared the screens while displaying the same images and websites. They looked pretty much exactly the same to me other than a slight difference in size. Didn't think it looked dull. Of course, the lighting in AT&T was pretty harsh so it wasn't the best environment for comparison. Maybe you just got used to the super punchy over saturated colors of the Note 4?
[HTC Desire Eye] greyhulk:
That's actually what I was thinking too. Not a bad display by any means.
[HTC Desire Eye] Waarez:
Thank you for this mini review! Really helpful.

Could you please state in which degree you can use the phone with one hand?

Would it feel closer to the use of a One M8/Galaxy S5/LG G2 or would it compare more to a One Plus One / Iphone 6 Plus (which is for me slightly to big).

The 5.2 inch of the LG G2 is of perfect size, but that phone had way smaller bezzels, so this is in fact something that scares me of the HTC desire EYE.
[HTC Desire Eye] greyhulk:
It's definitely closer to the OnePlus One or iphone 6 Plus size wise, but it is MUCH lighter, which does make it easier to handle with one hand. Unless you have gorilla hands, though, you definitely won't be able to reach all four corners of the screen with one hand.

It's tall, rather than wide.
[HTC Desire Eye] dcf007:
I got the Desire EYE in the mail 2 days ago, it's a really good phone, really fast, takes nice pictures, overall I'm happy about it, the only downside about it is the internal storage, it has like 7 gb out of the 16 dedicated to the OS and stock apps... But other than that, really good phone!