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[Galaxy S II Android Development] buffer overflow:
I wont try something primitively simple and good ? :laugh: Sounds like SPAM, no ? For me is work very well. Messenger
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DerAxx:
Same for me, its just vibrating in "vibrate mode", but in normal mode there s just sound.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
lol yeah... that's remarkably similar to the app I'm having problems with... Exactly the same even! :eek:

Thanks though. Perhaps I'll have to use a different one like that Textra.

How's your new ROM going man? Still enjoying it?

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Hmmm... I thought I must've been overlooking something obvious. Thanks man.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buffer overflow:
This Rom is....Awesome ROM. ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GreekDragon:
Can anyone enable wifi in status bar quick setting in first attempt? For me i get in log failed to loadd driver. I have to press 2 times to enable it
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chcknsld:
This only happens when you're using Apolo kernel. Are you using it?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Works fine for me mate :good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GreekDragon:
Why thats happen? yes im using because there is no anything for the music(audiofx doesnt increase anything) thats why. apolo conf. has the settings for increase

No V4A
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chcknsld:
I don't know. It's a bug from Apolo kernel. Also you can't use WiFi hotspot with it. You can always use V4A to increase volumes.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buffer overflow:
APOLO kernel have this problem with wi-fi (double tape) but i like to think it is a feature, not a small bug.I don't mind. ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] arpit_nnd:
So the sdcard1 doesn't mount on this ROM's recovery?:confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DerAxx:
Hey I just found an option to activate vibration in SMS settings. Now it vibrates while sound is active. :good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GreekDragon:
I reinstalled it with stock kernel that comes with this rom and add V4A everything works perfect thanks. How to disable hardware light keys? i cant found a option for this
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DerAxx:
Settings-->Bliss Interface-->Navigation Options-->Buttons-->Backlight
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Giobio:
I got always a message to install an update and after rebooting again the same message. Do you? Or do you know how to solve it?

Sorry for OT
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GreekDragon:
No message. Did you do something wrong? [MENTION=5779556]DerAxx[/MENTION] Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Giobio:
I've flashed the zip file and rebooted. At first run always there is a message asking to update something and reboot. Once rebooted again the same message...

But now I don't remember if I've set selinux to permissive(if I don't wrong, is neceseray)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zmbi23:
This is what i get when i hit the update.is this a bug of the rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GreekDragon:
Hello neighbor. This rom unfortunaly is UNOFFICIAL thats means there is no OTA Update in built in updater. [MENTION=5845001]Giobio[/MENTION] try to set it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Mounts fine for me. :thumbup:

If you're referring to V4A, try setting SELinux to permissive when you install the drivers and also installing in /system /priv-app. ;)

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Do you mean Messaging/Settings/Vibrate? The Vibrate option between Sound and Vibrate Pattern?

Because that's not working for me. I've even installed 2 different ROMs just to check it! :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Giobio:
This time I set selinux permissive but always got the update message after rebooting. What do you mean with "also installing in /system /priv-app"?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DerAxx:
Yes, thats what I mean. Really strange that it dont work for you with different ROMs. Is vibrating while incoming call working for you?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Well I mean install V4A as a system app and specifically, in the priv-app folder.

Presumably you have a File Explorer/Manager with root permission. If you don't, I use ES File Explorer and it is a very handy tool.

The way I do it is I keep the V4A.apk on my extSD card so when I change ROMs I have it readily available to reinstall.

Using the File Explorer, I navigate to the V4A.apk on extSD card, long press on it until I get the cut/copy/etc options and Copy it.

Now, still in the File Explorer, I navigate out of extSD card and into /device > system > priv-app folder and Paste it into that folder.

When it's icon appears in that folder, I long press on it again and bring up the options like I did to copy it originally. I hit More, then Properties.

Now I see a list of the Properties of that file and change the Permissions of V4A to 644 (rw,r,r) so Owner=Read/Write, Group=Read, Other=Read). Then I press OK and exit the File Explorer.

Now I reboot the phone and when it starts up again V4A automatically installs as a privileged system app. It's icon will be in the Apps page.

At this stage I can set SELinux to permissive, run V4A, download it's drivers when prompted and reboot the phone.

With V4A installed as a system app, the permissions set correctly, and the drivers installed with SELinux set to permissive, the drivers should stick through reboots.

Other people may have different/easier/better methods but this is what works for me. :victory:

Apologies for OT - Just trying to help but that was way off topic...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chcknsld:
Or you can go here. Then flash the given V4A zip. It will install it as system app and it will remove other sound mods/equalizers. After booting, open V4A, a prompt will appear to install V4A driver, then choose Super Audio Quality. Reboot. Lastly, change your SELinux to permissive.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Yeah... the vibrate function itself works fine except for this. I even pulled the actual vibrator out of the old phone (which went under the lawnmower but I keep for parts), and it's the same. It works, but not with this messenger app. It's strange. I'm sure it was all working a few days ago.

Currently my mate is sitting beside me and sending me texts to help me figure it out and I am not receiving them at all. Also I can't send or receive MMS.

This is doing my head in! On one hand I think I must be just overlooking something obvious. On the other hand I've spent that many hours last night and today on it that statistically I must have at least accidentally tried every possible option... :eek:

Maybe all the flashing and wiping has left some corrupted data somewhere. I used to think that formatting meant rewriting the partition as blank but I've since read that in Android, formatting doesn't actually do that - it deliberately leaves some folder with some data somewhere. I don't know... My next port of call will be to redo the PIT through Odin to make sure all old and possibly corrupt data is completely gone and do a brand new fresh clean install. But I guess there will be a new build of this awesome ROM out soon so I might wait until then.

Funny... the more I learn the less I know.

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:highfive: Nice!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Giobio:
Thanks for your trick, but doesn't work for me...

I did what you've written but same problem. I tried to install both as standard app than in system/priv.-app but after rebooting always the same message...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chcknsld:
You can include it in your flash zips. :)

1. ROM

2. Gapps

3. V4A or any other mods

4. SuperSU 2.49

That's my flash order whenever I clean flash. :good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
I'll PM you because we're way OT now...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DerAxx:
That's what I would recommend to you also.

Good luck!

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There are 2 functions which are not working for me like they should:

- in phone settings, there is an option "Proximity speaker settings" which should activate phone speaker when device is removed from face. But it does the exact opposite, it deactivate speaker if phone is moved to ear.

- the smart cover option in display settings don't work for me.

You guys have the same experience?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chenrp:
hi all,

can i install supersu on the i9100 with this rom?

if so, can anyone give a link to supersu that works with the latest blisspop?

thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chcknsld:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2868133

Flash it on last order.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iekansh:
My cpu usage is around 90% a lot of time. How do I resolve this heating, battery hogging issue? Anyone?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
I haven't used those options yet and atm I have another ROM installed trying to figure out my pesky messaging issue but when I put BP back on my phone I'll see what I can see and let you know.

My phone runs quite well on this ROM. I guess the cpu usage largely depends upon the apps you have running. Some apps are ferocious resource hogs. As a rule the first thing I do when I load up a CM based ROM is set Privacy Guard to Enabled by default so it automatically restricts any apps I install or restore and then I dole out permissions as they ask for them if it suits me. Google Play Services for example might surprise you with how busy it is in the background. I squash that asap - I set literally every setting in PG to Ignored or Disabled for PS. I think that saves a ton of processing right there. Look around and see what's using your resources and see if you can't disable it.

There are probably some really good apps available to monitor this stuff in more detail but I usually just go by trial and error and kill everything then see if the phone will work without it. Also battery monitors like BBS and Gsam give you a good idea how busy apps are by how much battery they use and how many wakelocks they request. Some people swear by Greenify too.

That might give you something to tool around with until someone smarter than me chimes in. :eek:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ultravy:
Backup your sd card and then do a quick format with HP USB Format Tool! Solves my problems of mounting sd card even on old sgm2 when even internal memory couldn't be mounted.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Giobio:
Thanks, I'll give a try. So changing selinux at the end is correct? I've already tried the zip file and always the same message appeared but I thought cause I wasn't able to get permanently selinux permissive. But if you confirm me selinux is to change at the end, so I did it...

I'll try later with a cleared flashed rom...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chcknsld:
Okay you will try a clean flash. Do this.

1. Full wipe

2. Flash ROM

3. Flash Gapps

4. Flash V4A

5. Flash SuperSU

6. Reboot

7. Download Android Terminal

8. Open terminal and execute script (below)

9. Reboot

10. Open V4A and install the drivers

11. Choose your preference

12. Reboot

13. Open V4A again and check driver status

If it says "normal", you're good.

If it says " abnormal", you didn't follow my guide properly. That's it.

Here's the script to set permissive SELinux on boot:

su
mount -o remount,rw /system
mkdir /system/su.d
echo "#!/system/bin/sh" > /system/su.d/permissive.sh
echo "setenforce 0" > /system/su.d/permissive.sh
chmod 755 /system/su.d/permissive.sh

Done. Tell me if it works.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Giobio:
Ok, I'll do.

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] koolkunz:
Android terminal is included in the ROM... Just go to settings - developer options - enable local terminal
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chcknsld:
Oh. Thanks for letting us know. :good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Giobio:
Only a thing:

Have I to set permissions in anyplace?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GreekDragon:
When i set Screen record in power menu and press it the phone is just freeze. I already set to permissive but still. I tried to many recorders but all of them freezing.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Giobio:
The stock terminal, activable from setting, is not perfectly working. From its first release, Android 5 terminal not allow to past anything....

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Done and it works now...

Thanks to you and [MENTION=5376680]Dumber than my Smartphone[/MENTION] for his suggestions...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] r4Rok:
Please ignore it, did not see [MENTION=5262182]koolkunz[/MENTION] had already replied about it. Actually, i had replied on the last page, while reading [MENTION=6340726]chcknsld[/MENTION] post, so cann't the koolkunz reply on next page. Anyways, sorry! guys for double.

No need to download Android Terminal. BlissPop already had it. ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DerAxx:
I have to block *alarm* with wakelock blocker to cool down my phone. This just happen with mobile network, in my wifi everything is ok. I read in news that this is a bug in LP 5.1.1 and Google will fix this in next update. Dont know if this is right. But I have the same problem with other ROMs.

But with a combi of wakelock blocker and greenify, i get an acceptable battery usage, today 3,7 % / h with normal use. Not the best I had, but its OK.

Check out your cause of battery drain with betterbatterystats.:good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] maniknarang:
[MENTION=5262182]koolkunz[/MENTION] : wrong mention! Dev's name is koolkunz! ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chcknsld:
Alright, bud. We're always here to help. :good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] r4Rok:
Thanks, for heads up. Typo, replaced "j" with "z". ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GreekDragon:
Anyone?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chcknsld:
It's a bug not yet fixed. You should post a logcat with that issue so you can help the devs fix it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] soundznice:
Hello,

Do you mind telling me where to find wakelock block ? and the one to block is only called Alarm ? I'm on the RR rom but i've experienced this on other roms (kitkat) this 90% cpu (due to /system/bin/sdcard but not sure if it's the same issue) but would be good to now how to block some wakelock with that tool

Tnx !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Skyline:
Wrg post sry
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Regarding the gps location issue raised earlier, I don't know how relevant this is but I have since edited the /etc/gps.conf from the default

NTP_SERVER=north-america.pool.ntp.org

to

NTP_SERVER=au.pool.ntp.org

as per the settings for Australia at http://www.pool.ntp.org/en/ and there is no change. I am still being placed 400-500 metres North of my actual location whether I use High Accuracy or Device Only. It also happens on the 2 other ROMs I'm playing with. Perhaps this indicates it's not a ROM specific issue but rather something further up the tree or even Google itself?

I tried GPS Status and Toolbox but the compass remained fixed and/or jumped around seemingly randomly when I turned around, i.e. Nth changed with me as I turned, so I'm uncertain about it's accuracy.

I tried GPS Test and when I punch the lat/long coords it gives me into GMaps on my PC it is spot on.

Hope that's of some use to you.

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Wakelock blocker is in Developer Options. Have a look in there but proceed with caution.

---------- Post added at 05:55 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:27 PM ----------

I tried the Automatic Proximity Speaker setting and it doesn't seem to work for me either. Although in my case it just has no effect whatsoever. It doesn't do the exact opposite like in your case.

Also the Smart Cover option has no effect for me. I thought maybe the Lock screen settings may have had some bearing so I tried it with None and with my usual Pattern lock and it made no difference. Couldn't get it to work.

The Proximity Sensor itself works fine, i.e. the screen turns off and on when I cover or uncover the sensor during a call so the sensor itself isn't the problem.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DerAxx:
The Wakelock Blocker in RR Rom is under Settings-->Resurrection Tools-->Miscellaneous-->WakelockBlocker. I had installed RR-Rom for month and did this since update to 5.1.

And yes, I just block *alarm*. Now i'm on BlissPop, its more stable for me, till now I had no random reboots or OS freezes (except with known bugs like screen recording).

Thanks for testing!!! It s always good to know if the problem is not only at my phone, so I dont waste hours of time in finding the error.

Lets hope that these awesome options will work in the future and make this awesome ROM more awesome:D:D:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Ahhh sorry, I overlooked the part where he was on RR. Apologies for any confusion [MENTION=1199746]soundznice[/MENTION] :eek: Thanks for picking that up [MENTION=5779556]DerAxx[/MENTION]. :good:

And you're welcome for the testing. I think by helping each other like that it gives the Dev a better idea about bugs and saves him from chasing things that might be a user issue and not a ROM issue.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Giobio:
Hi,

at first reboot V4A didn't work again.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chcknsld:
What do you mean it didn't work? How?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Giobio:
It starts again with driver update....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Hey bro, I just reinstalled it on this ROM and it works fine so it's not a ROM issue per se. Hence we're off topic here. I'm sure both me and [MENTION=3930684]chknsld[/MENTION] are happy to keep helping (I'm keen to find out why it's not working for you) but may I humbly suggest we do so via PM or perhaps move it to http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2191223?

Don't get me wrong - I'm guilty of straying OT myself. Just a friendly suggestion. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Giobio:
I'm on this rom too.

I appreciated your two guys help but don't mind. I only liked to test it. I don't thing anyway it should improve my audio. I used other audio app and always it seemed to me the same.

Thanks to both you
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zmbi23:
I think i found a bug

When i turn the speaker on during a call i get a force close of the speaker without any msgs and after 3-4 times the speaker stays on.

Has anyone else notice that?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DerAxx:
sry to say but speaker is working fine for me. Don't think thats a ROM bug. With music your speakers are working? Did you flash another kernel?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Samuel Sung:
this rom is not rooted? how can i root it?

thx in advance
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GreekDragon:
There is already root. Go to settings if you cant see developer options go to the last one(about phone) click build number 7 times or more. Then go to developer option and look for root and enable it. I never flashed the su.zip i have root from settings.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Spend 30 seconds with the search function. This has been asked and answered.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] crazyfox1999:
Hey

Does somebody know when we will get the update?

Because i think nexus has already 3.4
[Galaxy S II Android Development] R4B4:
Patience buddy! ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Samuel Sung:
okay mate. Let's try something. spend 30 seconds max. with the search function and give me the link to a post with solves this. Not as easy huh? okay..Now you can try to read the first posts at least 3 times to be sure that threre is nothing about root.... Then scroll it down again to see if theres a Q&A-Thread....did not find anything right?

I don't know about the rules down here in Galaxy S2 but where i came from there is heaven. In Galaxy Note 3 Devs post the Q&A link in the thread and would inform us properly in the first post about important things like a root switch. Maybe it's normal down here but not in all galaxys. So that's why we in our galaxy highly recommend to prevent dummys from posting. Let'em find information easily...:silly:

Kidding and a little bit truth. Every dev can do what he wants! ;) Truth is i searched but i have to realize that i am Blind and dumb...:mad:

Shout outs to the Dev for this great piece of speed!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] koolkunz:
Hey everyone a new build will be coming in a few days.. I am having issues with my building PC which still needs some fixing..I will upload a new build as soon as it is fixed :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chenrp:
Bug found. When move to hebrew, the gallery is showing the oldest pictures first.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zmbi23:
Nope i'm with the stock kernel.Try to make a call and before the call is answered open the loudspeaker and see if it gets close after the call is answered.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tranthaison2000:
Can anybody help me with this please? My phone just auto reboot on every Lollipop roms (of course with bliss too)

So i recorded a logcat, i hope you guys can give a solution.

I'm using the Gapps on #1, an i'm pretty sure that i have wiped all /system /data /cache and dalvik cache before flashing the rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paget96:
Dear [MENTION=5262182]koolkunz[/MENTION]

Please add credits for me, because you are using stuff from L Speed mod.

In every init.d file. I am not like others, I doesn't report you to moderators, but please give a proper credits for everything that you are using.

Regards

Paget96
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DerAxx:
Ok you're right. I thought you get force close with speakers during a call.

So... yes, I can confirm this bug. Perhaps I find the time to make some logcats these days.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] koolkunz:
I did not add this stuff manually...TeamBliss must have it added in their source code...and I have mentioned this in OP which pretty much covers any developer whose name i may have missed - "Also a huge thanks to all the other developers who work hard to keep all the great features coming!"...now teambliss cant have the name of every single developer they take a feature from in the credits section as it will be an endless list

edit : As i can see these init.d tweaks are part of kernel audiotor and not executed by default.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
I can't read a log to save my life but I can tell you that this is a very stable ROM. If you're still having trouble, maybe you could try this;

If you're pretty sure you you did a full wipe/clean install, then check the MD5 of the .zip you downloaded against the MD5 on the download link to ensure it wasn't corrupted.

If it matches, then try a full wipe/clean install again. I'm "pretty sure" I have a massive d**k but if I really checked I'd probably find out I was wrong. . Do it again to be sure.

Also, try flashing the ROM first, then boot to system and let it load up and optimize, then reboot to recovery and flash the gapps. This has helped me on occasions.

If it's still not working, and as you say - with all LP ROMs - then it may be worth repartitioning just to really erase any old data from your internal SD card. As an added bonus, you can give yourself a bigger system partition while you're at it and then you'll be able to flash full gapps packages with LP if you wish.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tranthaison2000:
Thanks for answering me.

First, i can tell you this the 'n' time i download an LP zip, but the issue still happen. I know this is a very stable rom just by looking at the comment.

And i have re-partitioned for a few times, everytime I re-partition, i did a internal sd format as well as format the other partiton. I'm currently using the 1GB system pit file so i'm pretty sure that it is not system partition error