yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
New firmware update: https://basketbuild.com/filedl/devs?dev=jgcaap&dl=jgcaap/OneplusFirmware.zip
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Please also share about which firmware you have, which gaaps, etc please! Thanks
[ONE Android Development] momsi:
Here ya go

I have the rom build from 0422, your gapps from 0421, kernel 1.3 flash over rom, and the most recent firmware.
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Kmsg if possible is more useful. Thanks.
[ONE Android Development] tiny4579:
They're the same thing.

Logcat is better for app force closes anyway.
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
thanks :) will look into it. I always thought kmsg was more complete.

well i have log cat but doesnt show what happen to drivers work , thats why i asked more :p
[ONE Android Development] tiny4579:
They are the same yes but dmesg seems to have a buffer limitation so adb pull /proc/kmsg may in fact get more of the log.
[ONE Android Development] momsi:
Is there any way to get a kmsg via terminal emulator? Have to admit that I never used kmsg logs before.
[ONE Android Development] euneuneu:
Hi.

Is there the beta supersu 2.48 included in this build or still the 2.46 ?

Thanks for your work :)
[ONE Android Development] iyousif:
Is it compatible with Build 2204 and Kernel 1.3?

I have to ask since there's no changelog! :)
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Yes I'll include in future.

Yes. I left changelog on first page . please have a look to you know the progress. Much more to come
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Read tiny4579 reply... Is the only thing I need. Still under investigation. I don't have those issues but I need to see who has in order to understand what's causing this.

Did you ever had issues with Wi-Fi?
[ONE Android Development] Lakino:
Hi. Can anyone -- doesn't have to be jgcaap -- post a screen shot of the actual firmware/baseband #? or type it out? Would be helpful for me to understand if I need to flash this new firmware or not. Thanks!

Below is mine.
[ONE Android Development] NuLLV01D:
[MENTION=4655752]Lakino[/MENTION]

IMHO, if you're getting pretty good reception with this firmware....you shouldn't flash the new one
[ONE Android Development] Lakino:
VidtM14, thanks for your speedy reply. I am in no rush to update firmware if it's not necessary. However I just got this phone last Saturday and this was my first rom installed updating from the stock CM 11 KitKat 4.4.4. I don't know yet what is the acceptable norm.

I can say that I've had problems with cell reception but I'm uncertain whether or not it's the firmware. I frequently get 'NO SERVICE' displayed on the top left hand corner of the phone but in actuality, it does seem to still have service. But then there are times when I actually lose cell signal for a minute or so and then it'll relock. And all this while statically just sitting at home -- where I normally have very strong signal. So something isn't functioning properly 100%.

I'm moving slowly so I can isolate what changes actually help resolve what problems/issues.
[ONE Android Development] NuLLV01D:
If you're from Kitkat, then you must flash the newest CM firmware as the KK Modem borks the proximity sensor and cell reception.
[ONE Android Development] Lakino:
Yes, that I understood. I downloaded everything from OP's first post, so I got the correct firmware for his April 6th stable release. I'm just wandering what is the version # of the latest firmware he uploaded yesterday/today.
[ONE Android Development] NuLLV01D:
Then You should be good. It's not at all mandatory to flash a new firmware till the old one borks something. As I haven't flashed the newest one, it can't help you with the screenshot. My apologies. I guess you can just go ahead and flash it. No harm done [emoji1]
[ONE Android Development] Lakino:
No worries. I appreciate the input and the word of caution. I do want to take it slow before I flash everything that's posted here on a daily basis. Thus my question before flashing. ;)

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http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=60307570&postcount=149

So I found at least one other person who has experienced the exact same problem I'm having. No one else here has experienced what this guy describes?
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
The Antenna issues you are having has to do with the type of signal you have on your area. Try exchanging from lte to 3g and 2g to see if you find coverage. If you do.. You have your answer.
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
I'll probably release a new version today. Then I'll be really off line.
[ONE Android Development] JeanEatsWorld:
Ok..

I tried the bionic art GCC extra and it feels ok.. Smooth but not "supa dupa smooth"..

Good news is that I don't have the miscellaneous draining, Bluetooth working and never reboot.

I'm testing it with Boffla kernel and the battery life is definitely not as good as I hoped.
[ONE Android Development] BigMacca:
No problems, that's why I pitching in :)

The following files in the stock xposed-v78-sdk23-arm.zip with the relevant files from xposedmxxx.XIP to create xposed-v78-sdk23-arm-Macca-Hack.zip

system\bin\dex2oat

system\bin\oatdump

system\bin\patchoat

system\lib\libart.so

system\lib\libart-compiler.so

system\lib\libart-disassembler.so

system\lib\libsigchain.so
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
And the app process?
[ONE Android Development] BigMacca:
system\bin\app_process32_xposed

This file does not exist in your xposedmxxx ROMs - So app_process32_xposed from stock xposed remains in the xposed-v78-sdk23-arm-Macca-Hack.zip.

The files I listed in my previous post were the ones that replace the ones contained in the stock version of xposed when creating xposed-v78-sdk23-arm-Macca-Hack.zip, it wasn't a complete list of files contained in xposed-v78-sdk23-arm-Macca-Hack.zip.

Cheers

Macca
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Try by replacing only the so files.
[ONE Android Development] Jole7:
Guys i want to ask you what io scheduler do you use? What is the best for performance in your opinion?
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Default.. :p
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Changelog :

Synced everything with cm

Added some workarounds on kernel from Sultan kernel to Wakelocks (this will help on battery)

Updated Web view to latest

Changed some art configs in order to not produce much debug.

Updated lz4 to latest available for Android.

Rebuilt frameworks (should be more bugless, reverted many old patches and only left the necessary ones)

Results:

Smoother

Faster

More battery friendly.

Available in 1 hour. Have fun
[ONE Android Development] BigMacca:
Hi mate,

I rebuilt xposed-v78-sdk23-arm-Macca-Hack.zip replacing the following files only from xposedm3.zip

system\lib\libart.so

system\lib\libart-compiler.so

system\lib\libart-disassembler.so

system\lib\libsigchain.so

then flashed over fullgcc2.zip (with slim gapps and SuperSU 2.5.2)

Same behaviour as last time, optimises apps gets stuck on 'finishing boot', then soft boots back to the google boot animation

Cheers

Macca
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
And with m2?
[ONE Android Development] uudruid74:
Why did you replace the kernel? Its not much of a test if you replace half the ROM with someone else's stuff!
[ONE Android Development] BigMacca:
OK...

Hi mate,

I rebuilt xposed-v78-sdk23-arm-Macca-Hack.zip replacing the following files only from xposedm2.zip

system\lib\libart.so

system\lib\libart-compiler.so

system\lib\libart-disassembler.so

system\lib\libsigchain.so

Then flashed over fullgcc2.zip (with slim gapps and SuperSU 2.5.2) - That is flash xposed-v78-sdk23-arm-Macca-Hack.zip after flashing everything else

Same behaviour as last time, optimises apps gets stuck on 'finishing boot', then soft boots back to the google boot animation

I then tried rebuilding xposed-v78-sdk23-arm-Macca-Hack.zip replacing the following files only from xposedart.zip

system\lib\libart.so

system\lib\libart-compiler.so

system\lib\libart-disassembler.so

system\lib\libsigchain.so

then flashed over fullgcc2.zip (with slim gapps and SuperSU 2.5.2) - That is flash xposed-v78-sdk23-arm-Macca-Hack.zip after flashing everything else

This time the ROM boots, but we get the constant 'NFC Service has stopped' error messages

Cheers

Macca
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
I'll rebuild art. something wrong there.
[ONE Android Development] preeansh2175:
[MENTION=2040569]jgcaap[/MENTION],

is the GPS corrected with the current build ?

Thanks.
[ONE Android Development] Midzuel:
How can I get Xposed working?
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
The rom is officially up. Updated everywhere testing seems to be stable and battery friendly. Have fun guys.
[ONE Android Development] BigMacca:
Standard xposed-v78-sdk23-arm.zip works just fine.

Flash it, wipe davlik and reboot
[ONE Android Development] Midzuel:
Also do I need to flash through Philz recovery or can I flash normally through TWRP and which version?
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Please read changelog... As helps me with time... But not yet :p

Both are safe.
[ONE Android Development] preeansh2175:
Are you referring to CM Changelogs ?

thanks
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
2 pages back of posts as also CM changelogs, you also have inside ROM on about :)
[ONE Android Development] JeanEatsWorld:
You should learn how to write more politely.

First. Because is my phone and I do pretty much what I want with it

Second. If every time I have a Rom on, I have the same kernel with the same configuration, it's still a test because the variable is just one

Third. I didn't mean to "test it". I just needed a good daily rom and I just picked one and since the dev wanted some feedback I gave mine.

Fourth. Next time rielaborate the sentence with less attitude, that's the principle of a "community", otherwise you can store on 4chan.
[ONE Android Development] uudruid74:
WTF? I asked a simple question. Your reaction is totally unwarranted. This ROM comes with its own kernel that is highly optimized. I was curious why you felt the need to replace it. You still haven't answered that, but don't. I don't care anymore! You are on your own. Best of luck!

Second, there is no way to tell if the observations you report are a consequence of the kernel or the ROM. I was simply letting you know that. And if you are looking for a 'daily driver', you are WAY off. Marshmellow, at least on OPO, is simply not there yet.
[ONE Android Development] Vinnyxda:
Hey buddy,

Almost all the developers these days don't even take into account feedbacks about their roms if you flash other stuff with them.

In another word, they only valuate feedbacks on their un-modified roms. Just saying ;)
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Alright, next stop of battery friendly will be over kernel level. I'll find work arounds. I believe that with gpu gaming etc uses alot of battery.
[ONE Android Development] Vinnyxda:
Should you be studying for exams mate, we can wait for your leisure time? :laugh:
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Comon guys

chill down. Remember.. We are a community to help one another. I try my best to help everyone.

It's true I've highly optimized the kernel on the rom.

But is good to have other kernels for comparison. As you might already know I like to keep my thread open to your ideas as also, to new experienced. There can be better kernels, or something I don't know of.

Now will come the really hard part which is bring my own stuff into play. Will be fun to learn. I'll need help from more experienced people.

Just remember have fun with the rom. :)
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Haha and I am.

Look... Full 9 hours of studying today... :p
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Just stop beeing angry. Be like this guy.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1146826702023981&id=157969704243024
[ONE Android Development] Vinnyxda:
9 hours of studying time today? So tell me where do you find other hours of developing the 20151215 rom?

Do you have more than 24 hours a day or something? :p
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
That was 1 hour and half. :p
[ONE Android Development] uudruid74:
I was trying to see if he changed kernels due to a problem, if one was faster, or what. I got back a flame. XDA has an ignore list for that.

Speaking of testing kernels, what compiler do you use? I'm thinking of testing BFS, but I can't compare unless I use the same compiler and settings. I don't think using the default Google build tools would be as efficient and I don't want to skew the test.
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
I have been using a custom gcc compiler 4.8 from uber.

If you use Google you'll be fine.
[ONE Android Development] uudruid74:
I keep Facebook blocked :) LOL Facebook is evil.

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Do you have a link? If not, that's cool. But I want to take compiler differences out of the equation.
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Made an last rom update. Feel the speed. Has latest lz4 available. Enjoy
[ONE Android Development] bernard134:
Waiting for BigMacca's hacked xposed framework, before testing out the latest rom. :D
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
You can play... And use that later. :p
[ONE Android Development] bernard134:
I prefer to setup the rom with my full configuration. :good:
[ONE Android Development] Vinnyxda:
Another 1 and a half hours gone from exam study time :cool:
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
now i'm going to sleep. I'm dead today eheh
[ONE Android Development] kash_si:
Good Luck Mate with your exams.... ;) :good:
[ONE Android Development] jark99:
Quick question, do a lot of people here use Xposed? Im not sure, but I run just Amplify and greenify and find when on Xposed it drains faster and non Xposed Rom drains slower....just my 2 cents
[ONE Android Development] Vinnyxda:
Nope....... Never do and never will :)
[ONE Android Development] uudruid74:
I don't have M experience, but I use a couple minor Xposed modules on jgcaap's Lollipop with the hacked ZIP which should tame the issues you mention. I'm co sidering disabling a few. Honestly, jgcaap's ROMs often do better without Greenify and Amplify.

I use 3C to prevent certain apps from starting on boot, and I don't use ADM (it can be a hog), Facebook, or any app that looks like its needlessly slurping battery or bandwidth. Xposed I use for YouTube ads, Clarify, Smart Network (may disable soon), Root Cloak, and No Device Check.

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BFQ is a contender, but CFQ is stock can outperform it depending on load. CFQ is more consistent where BFQ is all over the place. I have mine set to BFQ but I can't say it better than CFQ. The rest tend to not even be contenders. But CFQ and BFQ are so close ...
[ONE Android Development] Minkiu:
Hello guys,

Kinda off topic, since I don't want to flash M yet, but on 12.1 (23/11) and:

I'm trying to test the new Chrome experiment where you can control a lightsaber on your browser ( https://lightsaber.withgoogle.com/) but chrome (normal and beta) on my OPO keeps crashing :(

Can anyone in 12.1 tells me if it happens to them as well?

Just curious.

Good luck on exams Jgcaap!
[ONE Android Development] Purerawenergy:
Here you go. I know you prefer Linux and I saw another link for that specifically but it all leads back to this.

https://gcc.gnu.org/

Tom 2.0
[ONE Android Development] manupuerto:
Hello to everybody!

Can we dirty flash? Is it needed to reflash gapps?

I can't see on op

Thanks in advance!

Enviado desde mi A0001 mediante Tapatalk
[ONE Android Development] llevin:
From cm12.1 to cm13.0 you have to clean flash.

From another cm13.0 ROM to this one, you probably need to clean flash.

From one cm13.0 version to the next, you can dirty flash.
[ONE Android Development] Purerawenergy:
I've been an Xposed user and enthusiast (with Greenify and Amplify a "must have"for quite some time) but as of late not so much for the same reasons I used to, which was constantly focusing on saving precious battery life. I was obsessive when it came to this and though I still tweak things here and there to save what juice I can the truth it is a no win situation. No matter how much you tweak your roms or optimize your roms, CM, Google, Apple, etc. are adding new options and features which require more and more power, so until they make batteries bigger (look at what iPhone has done now with their new $99 add on battery phone case) being OCD about battery life, for me anyway is a thing of the past. Devices are about as big as they're going to get, unless you're a phablet, two-hander type so until the technology catches up to pack more juice in smaller spaces you might as well buy a nice power pack like I did and keep it handy.

And though I still have Power Nap, Amplify and Greenify most of my modules are for functionality and to make my user experience the best it can be because I'm done comparing my SOT every day to see how many minutes I've saved (which actually doesn't mean squat anyway) so I guess this has been a long-winded, off topic self intervention as I say goodbye to one more obsessive phone habit. Now to start working on my ROM flashing addiction while M gets stabilized. ?

Tom 2.0

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I'm running latest [MENTION=2040569]jgcaap[/MENTION] 12.1 rom and stock kernel (with default settings) and was able to run through about 4 minutes of the this game without any problems. Kinda cool little experiment, thanks for the heads up.

Oh I'm using Chrome Beta on my device.

Tom 2.0
[ONE Android Development] Minkiu:
Thanks mate,

I guess its time to flash the latest one (12/12).

And by the way, are you using the latest kernel(12.1-2.75)?

Any problems you encountered with this combo at all?

Thanks!

--

Just flashed both I mentioned above, and indeed I was able to play, now it was the PC being sluggish haha

Overall it feels smoother.

Thanks again.
[ONE Android Development] Purerawenergy:
Yeah no problem. And I'm using the stock kernel that's built into the rom.

Tom 2.0
[ONE Android Development] Plumps_:
The Rom is really good and I use him for 2 weeks. However, I'll never get over 3h SOT. I use the stock kernel without UV, UC ect .. Which settings are more than 5 h SOT possible? I play about 30 minutes boom beach and otherwise only WhatsApp and XDA ....
[ONE Android Development] uudruid74:
No problems with Chrome. What version are you on? Latest is 46 although I downgraded to 43 so I could have a blacked out one. 43 is slower but no problems.

That said, really intense websites (like mine) and very large pictures can cause Chrome to die, but that's in all ROMs (could be a CM thing). I will test it real quick.
[ONE Android Development] jark99:
Running into a strange bug on 12/15, gestures have been disabled..... But every time I DTW, the phone vibrates and decides to ask what camera app it should open?..
[ONE Android Development] uudruid74:
Yeah, GCC is the standard compiler on Linux (and many other systems), but as with all things open-source, people 'fork' it and hack it and tweak it to produce better code, and until those tweaks are verified as stable, they don't make it into the official version. I got jgcaap's version for my test :)

Thanks though :)
[ONE Android Development] Purerawenergy:
Yeah buddy, no worries.

Tom 2.0
[ONE Android Development] uudruid74:
I get 6-8 on average (CM 12.1)

Start by using Better Battery Stats or Wakelock Detector (or both) to find out what is using your battery. Turn off things you don't use. For example, Android Device Manager can cause the Location Services to cause a pretty high drain. If you need a device manager, replace it. Another one is blocking ads. Why waste battery downloading ads? Make sure you turn off things like Wifi scans if you don't need them. If your cell standby is really high, that can be tough to solve. I've got it working right with Badger and I don't know what disrupts it, but as long as I don't flash anything else, it stays low.

Trimming apps from startup can be good. I don't like apps like YouTube and stuff running in the background. I set my mail to poll rather than use push notifications (the keep alive packets will kill ya). Get rid of really bad hogs like Google Play Music (freeze it if you ever download music from Play) and Facebook.

I don't recommend the various apps and Xposed modules that promise to automatically save you gobs of battery, like Greenify, etc. They can do more harm than good.
[ONE Android Development] Jole7:
The speed that 16/12 build has is amazing.
[ONE Android Development] :
No more lag during apps installation ?
[ONE Android Development] Jole7:
No lags super fast. Slim zero gapps with clean install.
[ONE Android Development] Minkiu:
I "fixed" it by updating to the last cm12.1, Browser version was latest, so I guess either it was something with dalvik (since I cleaned it) or the 23/11 ROM.

The site I was trying is the https://lightsaber.withgoogle.com

On a side note, the ROM was kinda behaving strangely, it started when I tried to add second Google account, the phone rebooted, and wiped all my app data (the one that keeps the apps, but as if they were newly installed) so I guess something happened. Ever since I run backup for modified data every night lol, it really hurt to lose progress on Deep Dungeons of Doom hahahah

Anyway now it seems to be fixed, in case of doubt flash haha
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Made an update today. I'll writte changelog soon. New kernel updatr
[ONE Android Development] aclup3:
i just clean installed that 16/12 version and the LaGG is still PRETY BAD! But when im not installing apps, everything is smooth and fast
[ONE Android Development] aclup3:
And theres some weird bug where my WiFi randomly loses connection and than turns on again... Happened like 5 times on the past 2 hours... And the LaGG while dowloading something via playstore is very annoyning.. And finaly i got a Ransom reboot when using imdb APP.. Weird...

But looking Mike a prety good and smooth ROM appart from that
[ONE Android Development] uudruid74:
[MENTION=2040569]jgcaap[/MENTION] Is the dhcp fix in your CM13? I've not tested it yet. This could be related.

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I'm having a weird issue and I'm pretty sure its not the ROM, but has anyone seen this before? See that white line in my notifications?

Is that some new feature, or some app I need to oblitrate? How do I find out?
[ONE Android Development] Bradl79:
is there a way to replace the M messaging app with the L messaging app
[ONE Android Development] uudruid74:
Just install it from a backup. It should be fine. I just use Hangouts so I have one less app. I wish someone would port Pidgin!
[ONE Android Development] Bradl79:
do u by any chance have the apk u can email me, i am on cm 13 right now

bradl79@comcast.net

thank u
[ONE Android Development] S1611:
I'm experiencing huge WiFi drops, can any one please help me with it.
[ONE Android Development] Guido83:
Is there any way to post flash any gapps without full wiping the phone? I am always getting constantly force closes of all google apps when I am doing so.

Even with pico gapps. I don't want to full wipe again.
[ONE Android Development] uudruid74:
Shot in the dark, but does your IP address change after the drop?

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Depends on the gapps package. Its the installer script that would prevent it and some newer ones do. If it does, Unzip it and edit the script in META-INF/com/google/android/updater-script
[ONE Android Development] Guido83:
Thanks, but what exactly has to be changed in the updater-script?
[ONE Android Development] uudruid74:
Not sure how many other APKs it may need, but see if this one works ... and its already flashable, so you don't have to manually twiddle it.

http://xdaforums.com/crossdevice-dev/sony/mod-cyanogenmod-messaging-app-stock-t3152431
[ONE Android Development] resporival:
My wifi seems always On.. Though my scanning options off. Any Solution?

BTW smooth and fast ROM.. Love that...