yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android General] zman0900:
So I ended up installing the Delta gapps already and it's working pretty well. I don't really have time to keep messing with it, but I did notice something that might help. In both your package and the Slim package, there are only two libs for the Velvet app, but the Delta package has 4. Looks like Slim might be missing libgoogle_speech_micro_jni.so and libvcdecoder_jni.so. See this file from the Delta thread: gapps-kk-google-search-20150317-1-signed.zip
[Android General] raulx222:
Uhm weird..you mean only 2 libs installed? Because in the package are included all 4 files.. I think I should search for some people willing to help me test the packages, but I think those issues are Slim GApps specific on some devices. For me it works well, all GApps work like they should.

Thanks for report! :)
[Android General] raulx222:
System partition size check implementation is almost done :D, I need to improve the updater-script..so maybe tomorrow I will push a new update.

Check the attachment for a screenshot :D

(in this case 447 MB is the real space required for GApps full package to be installed, but I added 10 more MB just for safety... in case that in system partition is not enough space to install selected apps, the user will be warned about that)

:)

EDIT: Feature implemented!
[Android General] rostifaner:
[MENTION=4964524]raulx222[/MENTION]

sweet:D

please you can add gapps to Android 5.1?
[Android General] Jeisblack:
Yes i am sorry i didn't see the TWRP problem.. So i am waiting for an TWRP update because now i am boring to go back :p:p

---------- Post added at 11:50 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:46 PM ----------

I know but i used latest Minimal Google Apps and now i am ok until TWRP fix the Aroma intaller issue
[Android General] raulx222:
I still have to improve a little this package, and I don't have enough time to maintain 2 packages (because I do a big part of the job manually, I should automatize the build process..but the thing is I don't know to write batch scripts X_X..some of the build process is automatized with batch scripts, but I need more :D )

So maybe in future :D.. I hope you understand me :)

Haha :D.. until then, use SlimLP GApps packages :D
[Android General] rostifaner:
of course,Anyway thanks
[Android General] DirkStorck:
Could it be possible that once you have selected all apps you wanna install these are saved/remembered for next installation and are already selected the next time?

Thanks
[Android General] raulx222:
EDIT:

Good idea! :D..Yes, I think it's possible. I will try to add this feature, but I can not promise because I don't know for sure if it is possible. :D

Since I didn't implemented the backup script yet, this feature could be useful. The only reason why I didn't implemented the backup script yet it's because I have some weird issue and backup scripts aren't working properly on my device.
[Android General] ncohafmuta:
+1

even if we could just put a text file on SD with the list of packages for it to auto-select that would be ok with me.

-Tony
[Android General] k3v1nj4n:
I have "Check Internet connection" errors in Google Apps. Is this a known bug, did I anything wrong?

CM12-20150401 and CM12.1-20150402(another package, same problem?!)

HBoot 2.16

Radio 1.20.50xxx

Gapps 20150329(?, latest before today)

Best regards
[Android General] raulx222:
You wiped the system partition before flashing gapps? Try the latest package :D..and this package may not work fine on Android 5.1(cm12.1)..I fully support only 5.0.x
[Android General] Schrotty35:
Can you update the google gapps version and add option to remove stock cm apps for replacing with google apps?
[Android General] raulx222:
I will do an update in the following days. You can replace stock cm apps..read the "How to use" category from the first page
[Android General] shekinahsmoke:
just tried this this morning on my d2spr sprint s3 w/ Vanir ROM. worked perfectly except G+ had an "cannot connect to data" issue. It corrected itself after killing and reopening. [MENTION=4964524]raulx222[/MENTION]
[Android General] raulx222:
Thanks for report...if the problem persist come back with a reply, but mostly sure it's a slim gapps issue and it should be reported to them :D..anyway if the problem persists tell me and I will inspect it :)
[Android General] raulx222:
Maybe today's build is broken. We will look into this and give you more info about it soon. Maybe today(or tomorrow) will be released a fix (if the issue is the package indeed).
[Android General] akhilz13:
Thanks a lot. :D. I will wait for it.
[Android General] Mao04:
I get the same. Running SOKP 5.1.1 On Nexus 6.
[Android General] dcube92:
Could also be that your Custom Recovery version is incompatible.
[Android General] akhilz13:
I thought so too intially. Was on TWRP 2.8.6.0, then i upgraded to 2.8.6.1. Still the same issue.

:(
[Android General] madper:
Its strange, i use TWRP 2.8.6.0 with CM 12.1 rom and have no problem installing 06-21 aroma arm build.

Sent from my C1905
[Android General] kosidroid:
Is there any way to update the arome-lp-gapps to current open gapps release without clean flashing new rom?

Tried flashing on top but refuses to flash upon a different release other than open gapps.

Thanks!
[Android General] Vash.89:
With lastest aroma Gapps can we choose between the AOSP clock and the Google clock??

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[Android General] DKRACING:
+1 also goes to 9%, doesn't fully install :(
[Android General] akhilz13:
Same here

Stopping at 9%, Any update for anyone else?
[Android General] raulx222:
You still have the issue? Even with today's build? What device you own, which TWRP version? Did you tried more times to install the package? And what I understood is that you have the same issue even with the "stock" package?
[Android General] waldfee:
Hi, I had installed AROMA-LP-GAPPS-5.1-20150502.zip and would like to uninstall it completely. What woud be the correct way of doing it?

thx, cu

wf
[Android General] strainhunter:
Boot to recovery, wipe system, cache, Dalvik cache

then flash your current rom again + new gapps + whatever you also want flash (kernel etc.)

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[Android General] ASHURiCAN:
Hi, could you please tell me how to bypass or remove LatinIME Keyboard? Here are my Aroma settings...

Oh yes, and MmsService also please. Thx.
[Android General] ASHURiCAN:
24/06 Aroma Open GApps is perfect!
[Android General] ASHURiCAN:
No answer? :(
[Android General] akhilz13:
Hi Raul,

I am on Carbon ROM 5.1.1 on Hammerhead. I am on TWRP 2.8.6.1.

Will give today's build a spin but had tried on earlier build multiple times and every time same issue.

Stock worked fine last time(after 2 tries) but aroma failed perpetually.

I actually reverted to a earlier version hence cant post the log but will try to post one when i flash the latest and if it still fails.

Thanks
[Android General] raulx222:
To remove LatinIME you must install Google Keyboard.
[Android General] ASHURiCAN:
That's what I'm doing but it keeps installed and takes place in system partition. The LatinIME directory still present in system partition.
[Android General] raulx222:
Try building the gapps-config manually(or with UPGC) and use the gapps-config with the stock package and see if you still have the same issue.
[Android General] ASHURiCAN:
Ok, thx. Will try and keep informed.
[Android General] Twacrs:
hey, im getting the "open gapps can only be installed over an exisitng installation" error even after wiping and reinstalling cm12. Wiping just /system brings a os error, am I supposed to wipe and install before os?
[Android General] xdahue:
thanks a lot for this
[Android General] raulx222:
Wipe system, flash ROM, then flash gapps. Always install gapps only after you install ROM.
[Android General] Twacrs:
I do that, I still get the error... :/

Do you want the log?
[Android General] raulx222:
Yes, please.
[Android General] Twacrs:
wait... what is the directory for it?

So apparently it is the directory the zip is in... only problem - i use sideload. adb push is not working for me for some reason. Can I boot up, transfer the file into sdcard through the gui, then reboot to recovery and install from sdcard, or would I have to wipe again (an issue, because it wipes the zip as well....)?

Update: It doesn't seem that works... help?
[Android General] jugoslavpetrovic:
Have tried this one to flash but always fail with error code 70

Im on Blisspop always latest official CAF build. Im always using the original aroma lp gapps from 20150525 or something like that, but I have never been able to flash this open aroma gapps. Any clue?
[Android General] bgiesing:
Error 70 means you don't have enough space in your system partition. Remove some apps from your selection. The app sizes have grown since that build.
[Android General] jugoslavpetrovic:
Ok but I havent got even chance to select or deselect. Im having Nexus 5 device and I have chosen the nexus gapps. wrong?
[Android General] bgiesing:
Your in the wrong thread then, this is for the AROMA version, see here for the Nexus variant: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3093389
[Android General] jugoslavpetrovic:
Oh, I thought it is aroma installer thing. Sorry, my bad.

Thanks
[Android General] dkm911:
Thanks for your workd! I have been using this package, however, I came across an error all the time. The aroma installer will reboot to the recovery once it goes to "Installing updated Gapps". If I try to flash it again, it shows Error Code 20 which prevents me from flashing any gapps. Tried Complete installation, doesn't help. Searched this thread, seems nobody has the similar issue. I am using TWRP 2.8.5.0 on Nexus 6 with Euphoria. Any idea? Thanks!
[Android General] raulx222:
Mostly sure that the log isn't saved. Had you tried another ROM? Had you tried another Open GApps packages to see if you still have the same issue?

You said you get error 70 but you didn't even could select which gapps to install?... So to understand, you choose to flash the package and the error is shown in TWRP and the AROMA isn't launched?

EDIT: Oh, you used the Nexus package :D...for support visit the thread for that package.

Does the other Open GApps packages work for you?
[Android General] dkm911:
Thanks for your prompt reply! I flashed back to the Open Aroma 0624 Gapps with the same selection, it worked flawlessly. I haven't tried Stock or other gapps... Maybe I should wait for the next day build?
[Android General] gadgetguy08:
Does the other Open GApps packages work for you?[/QUOTE]

I just had a similar issue with the Aroma 0707 Gapps and TWRP 2.8.6.0. After making the selections it started installing and then rebooted to the recovery. Thinking I had done something wrong, I repeated the process with a few different settings. Same result. Dropped back to the 0625 version (which I had used previously) and with the same settings worked fine.

There is plenty of room in the system and I am not installing much. The messages went by quickly and I didn't catch which one it stopped on.
[Android General] bgiesing:
I just had a similar issue with the Aroma 0707 Gapps and TWRP 2.8.6.0. After making the selections it started installing and then rebooted to the recovery. Thinking I had done something wrong, I repeated the process with a few different settings. Same result. Dropped back to the 0625 version (which I had used previously) and with the same settings worked fine.

There is plenty of room in the system and I am not installing much. The messages went by quickly and I didn't catch which one it stopped on.[/QUOTE]

There's been multiple issues the first few days of the compressed GApps. Give it time and if you want to try it, make sure to have a backup.

Some explanation:

Today's build on aroma was broke cause of compressed image files causing TWRP to crash, this was reverted so the next working release should be fixed.

Other issues we are working on is apps (even non-GApps) crashing after booting on all packages, this was because a script error and should be fixed in the next build.

It's such a big rewrite that there's going to be issues, the best thing is test and post logs as much as possible.
[Android General] raulx222:
I'm currently investigating the issue. The builds from 05 July (or older) are working well.
[Android General] raulx222:
The compressed images aren't displayed at all, or not correctly. This is the only issue caused by the images.

I've done a local test by replacing the compressed images with the older ones, and they works well(they are correctly displayed)...except that the AROMA still fails at the installation(TWRP is rebooting during the installation), so the "TWRP rebooting" issue isn't related to the images.
[Android General] AleAndroid96:
Nice, thank you

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[Android General] MyPictures:
The issue is already known and under work: https://github.com/opengapps/opengapps/commit/9d800d74366e9322a58d7eda754dd50076106a01

It currently affects the stock and aroma variants, seems that they make the recovery run out of RAM and then crash/reboot. [MENTION=6406875]Mfon[/MENTION]ville plans to extract in /cache instead of /tmp (RAM) which should fix the issue.

More here: https://github.com/opengapps/opengapps/pull/59
[Android General] Twacrs:
You want me to uncheck the save log option? Dont you want it? Have not tried another rom, but have tried other open gapps packages (non-aroma)
[Android General] manpildo:
Hello,

I am experiencing a problem with Google Search force closes. I might suck at searching, but after a few quick searches I couldn't find a solution. I am using 2015.06.29 package, Google App has been updated to the newest version through Play Store.

* Summary of problem: Performing searches either through "Ok google" or tapping the mic icon doesn't work - app will force close.

* Search will parse speech to text, but when it's about to perform the actual search, it will force close.

* What have I tried? I have uninstalled Google App's updates, wiped app data, wiped cache and dalvik, rebooted - none of them helps.

* I am on newest Euphoria dirty flash and latest Taurus kernel.

Logcat attached. Please advise. Thank you! :)
[Android General] MastahF:
This seems most likely to be a problem within your ROM, their 'Visualizer Engine' (the system part that plays back audio) is broken. Best would be to contact your ROM developer and hand him these logs.
[Android General] manpildo:
I would first like to try flashing the latest aroma package. Is it safe to dirty flash over an older build?
[Android General] MastahF:
Current aroma is broken. Tomorrow a working build will be released.
[Android General] strainhunter:
Yes, you can dirty flash. But the build you currently have has to be an OpenGApps build. If you have maybe a TK-Gapps package installed you have to wipe system partition first before flashing the OpenGApps package.

About Aroma. You can try flashing the latest Aroma build but the aroma builds have problems (not flashing the gapps, just reboots twrp). The latest working Aroma build for me was 05/07. But I read that maybe in tomorrow's Aroma build the problem will be fixed and they will be working again....

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[Android General] raulx222:
Tomorrows update:

- reboot issue during flash FIXED

- generate log FIXED

Thanks to [MENTION=6404745]MastahF[/MENTION] !
[Android General] VanGolfer:
The new build 20150714 is out, so everything is good now!
[Android General] Twacrs:
So I tried seeing if using twrp would work, but adb isn't recognizing the device in recovery.... ?
[Android General] SolGarlic:
Keyword for a silent install

Hi.

Is there any keyword that we can add to the start of a config file that would activate a silent install? (updating all apps according to the last config used)?

Or even better (a suggestion) if the file "silentinstall" is present in the same folder as the config, it would perform a silent install.
[Android General] raulx222:
There is no such a keyword. But I already implemented a feature to save&load selections, so you can save the selections and later use them with latest open gapps package.
[Android General] raulx222:
Why you need adb? If you want to copy the package from PC to your device, just power on your device to system and transfer the file :)

I had that adb issue too in TWRP, I had to manually install the universal adb drivers.

Sorry for this very late reply.
[Android General] SolGarlic:
I'm using that feature, but I wanted to automate installations that are started by using an OTA update system that also flashes the GAPPs package.

This way we would not need to manually go through the installer even if not making any changes.

(another suggestion: if such a keyord is present, there could be a 5s timer after starting the package after wich it would automatically install with latest options).

I'm very "idiotic" today! :)
[Android General] raulx222:
Oh..you mean a feature to silent update GApps (to system partition) without booting in TWRP? This is not possible right now, it will require a dedicated application to handle the downloads and installs.
[Android General] Twacrs:
Its a long story, but I figured out its not possible to flash these gapps on cyanos because it already has them preinstalled unfortunately. Wiping /system/app ans /system/priv-app came close for me, but my phone would boot loop. Eventually, I got fed up and just switched to cm 12.1 nightlies, and everything works fine now.
[Android General] raulx222:
If a ROM has gapps preinstalled, you must manually remove installed gapps in order to flash any GApps packages. Wiping the entire app and priv-app folder may cause that bootloop.
[Android General] Twacrs:
How would I go around manually removing installed gapps?

Also I ended up ditching twrp. Cwm philz isn't managed anymore but I can still like it!
[Android General] SolGarlic:
I didn't explain myself correctly:

When I use the OTA installer in a ROM, it usually has the option to flash the ROM from recovery together with all the ZIPs that are present in a specific folder and then reboot the phone. Other programs like "ZIP Installer" have the same options.

However, an AROMA installer would need manually intervention to continue.

What I suggest is a small change in the current aroma installer that would allow a flash and forget approach, with the option for customization if the user interacts within the first 5 seconds, or the simplicity of a customized stock installation if the user just does not do anything.

For example, after starting the flash of the AROMA OpenGapps installer, there would be a message with a countdown: "Do you wish to make any change to the current setup before proceeding?". Without any interaction it would behave like a standard customized stock GAPPs.

What do you think?
[Android General] MastahF:
You could very carefully try the 'for nexus' package, that package is designed to update existing GApps installations on native firmware of vendors. Check the thread at http://xdaforums.com/android/general/alpha-gapps-stock-t3093389
[Android General] raulx222:
Interesting ideas :D. But AROMA still has limitations, the user have to interact with the UI to advance to installation. [MENTION=402300]amarullz[/MENTION] is already working to a new libaroma but we don't know when a new AROMA Installer will come, but for sure it will make a big difference:)
[Android General] marcdw:
I tried flashing the 7/26 build against Candy5 ROM four times with failures. As installation started it would send twrp into a flashing mess (loop I reckon). Even a test run. No logs to be found anywhere.

Now, the same gapps worked fine against MoKee ROM. Difference, however, was the location of the gapps. When it worked against MoKee the gapps were in my Download folder. I had since moved the gapps to another location within Downloads dir where I keep gapps (organization and all that).

Copied the gapps back to Download dir and flashed again. No problems whatsoever.

Is there maybe some path length limitation at work here? I've had this problem going back to June (not counting the known non-working Aroma pkgs) but didn't think file location may have been an issue.
[Android General] MastahF:
Could you check if the same happens with the stock package instead of the AROMA package? And could you give the full paths on your device to those different zip-locations?
[Android General] marcdw:
A whole lot of flashing (ROM and gapps) and battery pulls this morning. Path lengths and gapps location doesn't seem to be the issue as I got failures regardless.

When I successfully flashed the 7/26 gapps before I probably made a slight selection change that caused it to work. Wasn't sure at the time.

Webview may have something to do with it but not sure.

All tests were done with a removal and reflash of ROM each time.

Today's tests, the gapps were located at /sdcard/Download/gapps_lp/Aroma/5_1/ (TWRP paths).

Tried stock (7/29) package and all was good. Below tests were with current matching aroma package.

I made my normal selections, selected Test run, and started install. That sent twrp into flashing strobe mode.

No logs generated. FAIL

Flash with no selections - PASS

Flash with one selection (CalSync) - PASS

Flash with my normal selections, as per test run - FAIL

Flash same but from Download dir - FAIL

Once again but exclude Webview from selection - PASS

All the failures included Webview, the passes did not. I should've done one more with only Webview selected to verify. May still do so but battery was getting below the safe point for flashing. :)

EDIT: I reckon that's not it either.

Webview only, remove stock - PASS

Webview , keep stock - PASS

Normal selection (which failed before) - PASS

With no logs for failed installs I don't have a clue what's going on.

LG G3 D851

TWRP 2.8.7.0 with Multirom v32 ( [MENTION=272754]Eliminator74[/MENTION] )
[Android General] euqilobaid:
Today i have tried to flash Aroma (open_gapps-arm-5.1-aroma-20150729.zip) with TWRP v2.8.7.0 but ended with a freeze at line "(c) 2013 by amarullz xda-developers". I tried 3x and each time ended with the same result.

I wiped everything (including internal storage) and started the installation from USB-OTG location "/usb_otg/ROM/open_gapps-arm-5.1-aroma-20150729.zip". I was flashing XenonHD-07-29-15 ROM for OnePlus One.

After that i tried to flash the same ROM with Stock gapps (open_gapps-arm-5.1-stock-20150729.zip) and everything finished smoothly.

Is there specific TWRP version required to install Aroma gapps or am i doing something wrong? I would really love to choose what to install.
[Android General] kartikb:
I use TWRP 2.8.3.0. All the new TWRP don't work with Aroma. It's an issue which has been present for a while now. No fix for it apart from using an older version of the recovery.
[Android General] raulx222:
[MENTION=1565151]euqilobaid[/MENTION] as [MENTION=2704407]kartikb[/MENTION] said

TWRP for OnePlus One is know to have troubles with AROMA. Only older TWRP versions will work.
[Android General] dnle71:
Sorry wrong thread.
[Android General] gadgetguy08:
Installed 01 Aug Aroma Gapps with TWRP 2.8.7.0 with no issues on a Samsung Galaxy S3.

I had a problem with prior version about a month ago.

Thanks.
[Android General] Signal2Noise:
Is anyone else having issues with random crashes? Google Play Services, System UI, and a few other crucial services keep crashing and I don't know if it's my ROM or my GApps package.