yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G2 Android Development] berryman13:
Sorry, this wasn't clear to me.

I did some digging, first going to the lg-devs github (and Rashed97's) and this is what I found - https://github.com/lg-devs/bootstacks/tree/master/d800/lp - is this what you were referring to earlier? From the looks of it, it's the same as the one linked to in the OP. Just curious, what's different in Rashed's build that makes it functional?

I eagerly await your build tomorrow, so what you are saying is that we should not flash either of these right now because of the ROM and/or kernel bug?

Just trying to figure out if there's any working configuration of this, the OP has some really exciting stuff in it.
[G2 Android Development] Abrilabr:
Whats the advantage of CAF kernel? better batt life than other kernels?
[G2 Android Development] Lawlrus:
Look it up.
[G2 Android Development] Lawlrus:
[MENTION=3883857]berryman13[/MENTION]

What the hell are you going on about? Sending him on a while goose chase? He has no idea what caf stranded for, and the website explains what it is.
[G2 Android Development] genesixxbf3:
I'm here to thanks the dev I'm going to test it!
[G2 Android Development] Choristav:
Don't, wait for tomorrow's build. It boots, but it's unusable.
[G2 Android Development] genesixxbf3:
More explanation would be appreciated
[G2 Android Development] bamonkey:
[MENTION=5776465]genesixxbf3[/MENTION] Looks like the above shows an issue with a library file. seems a quick fix, been following this thread since i got into work tonight
[G2 Android Development] htsnorman:
if I take off from Post, the current building can not be used?

Thanks, i love euphoria my another device!!!
[G2 Android Development] sameerm02:
I am on stock lp right now (twrp installed), if I want to install this rom, then

1. Need to flash jb bootloader

2. then lp bootstack (given in op)

3. then rom+gapps

4. lastly kk baseband

am I correct ?? :confused:

Also, whats the difference between bootloader and bootstack :confused:
[G2 Android Development] berryman13:
....Not really, if somebody was to hit google knowing that CAF was something to do with android kernels, they'd probably come up pretty dry. I have gone through most of the sections of the forum myself and while I understand to an extent what it is and why it's preferable (if for no reason other than it's the active development branch) but nothing somebody reads there will really make a whole lot of sense without prior experience i guess.

Not even trying to have any contentions with you man, I don't get this :confused:

Wanted to say to [MENTION=5934584]tsunamical[/MENTION]; I can confirm the issue reported (which I'm sure you already knew) -- flashed the ROM on a clean wiped device, rebooted, apps optomized just fine but at the end the box never closed and my lockscreen would show up for a few seconds max, then either reboot the device, freeze, or crash the system. But that damn box never went away! :P

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Yo yo, I was just as eager to test it once I saw this....but don't flash it just yet! With or without the LP bootstack it doesn't boot past the lock screen because of a nasty bug causing crashing and rebooting on the boot after optimizing apps.

Thankfully, a nandroid restore is all it took to get back onto JB bootstack after restoring
[G2 Android Development] Soufiansky:
Oh god , a dream come true , finally as you promised me personally on google + , euphoria for our G2 !

So happy , thank you so much
[G2 Android Development] berryman13:
Hold on there cowboy. D800 user here too, this will render your phone unusable until tomorrow unless you take a NANDROID or just wait until a proper build is released.
[G2 Android Development] :
No, you do not need to flash the KK baseband. Other than that, if you aren't already on the JB boot loader, than yes.
[G2 Android Development] =dgim=:
Yeah, strange situation. Same on my device.

I don't know why but I can mostly unlock my D802 via dt2w after exactly 4 times, I mean, double double to wake ;)

I clicked two times, nothing, again - unlocked. I think on the 1nd release - this situations was little better, and was dt2w instead ddt2w.

But - for clarity situation - I have dt2w and ddt2w.
[G2 Android Development] Soufiansky:
I just made a call to test , no issue. If i get it i will let you know ;)
[G2 Android Development] TheManNL:
Unfortunately I still have the same freeze when sending an audio message in WhatsApp, even after replacing the mixer paths xml file..

Do you have any other ideas? Thanks a lot!
[G2 Android Development] dedicatedgr:
when you open calendar asks for google account setup even if you have it installed and of course u cant login
[G2 Android Development] joedajoester:
[MENTION=5934584]tsunamical[/MENTION] is there a way to default the scrolling speed to how it is in stock android? Its too iOS-ey for me (:
[G2 Android Development] Lawlrus:
New build he said he was restoring animation and scrolling cache to what it was because people are complaining its too fast.
[G2 Android Development] maxgrass:
How to update

Please add two lines of how to install new version, because people are not sure, whether after flash we have to wipe cache / dalvik.

Thank you, works perfect so far!
[G2 Android Development] Alukrad:
I mean the next one after 6-16 with the video record fix o.o
[G2 Android Development] :
Get ready for a SSUUPPEERR post!

It follows any other ROM format unless explicitly stated that a clean flash is necessary. Since this update included minimal changes to /system (/system is wiped on flash) and the kernel (boot.img), it isn't required to do a clean flash, but just be forewarned that issues tend to happen with dirty flashes. On dirty flashes, wipe cache/dalvik. On clean flashes, wipe /data, /system, /cache, and dalvik cache.

Actually, scroll speed was not originally planned to be reverted, but I can still roll it back.

This is most likely a gapps related issue. Try flashing a different gapps package. I really don't recommend Banks, but that's just personal preference.

I'll go through your log later tonight, thank you for the report!

DT2W on any ROM with CAF sources is hit and miss and right now. We don't have a perfect solution set in stone. I imagine this will be smoothed out over time. It's up to users to install kernel tweakers, and I recommend Synapse. The 6/16 update ensures settings will stick within any other kernel tweaker as well now. It shouldn't be set to overclock right out of box though, I'll fix that next build.

I believe I have everything in place, I'll double check to make sure it's enabled and everything. What type of charger are you using?

Hm, I double check with Altaf to make sure I set up OTACenter correctly. It now redirects to the correct XDA thread though, which is good.

Sorry for the late post, but I was out all day and my stupid Windows phone doesn't let me properly reply, also got sick in the middle of the day. I had a fun time with family at a water park though! I'm going to hold off builds for another day because of some local commits I need to fix, and then fix some of the mentioned tidbits with 6/16 (Defaults to 2.6Ghz out of box, this is REALLY unnecessary and we can save battery by defaulting to lower, OTACenter, etc). Thank you for all your suggestions and reports!
[G2 Android Development] Lawlrus:
[MENTION=5934584]tsunamical[/MENTION]

I say the hell with that. I love scrolling cache to be non existent. I disagree with the majority here AMD welcome blazing speed.
[G2 Android Development] :
I think I might revert it half way. Still faster than stock, but not insane.

Anyone else have other thoughts? I really want this ROM to be driven by the community, not just me alone.

Oh, 400th post, hehe.
[G2 Android Development] Choristav:
I like it the way it is setup right now, too.

I'm not sure if there are any benefits for cached scrolling but right now it works just fine.
[G2 Android Development] RuKuS4Life:
Leave it the way it is... I like the speed. U can add a poll for this particular issue. Not a lot of people like to post, but more will click on a radio button.
[G2 Android Development] jmccau1:
I agree with others. Current scrolling setup is great!
[G2 Android Development] Moppusan:
I like the speed. Not like it scrolls out of control with no way of controlling the speed or just stopping it. Also, I suggested adding long press options to nav bar buttons on the G+ community but one of the mods/admins said every 5.1 source is too buggy when it comes to that.

And I think this ROM has stolen me away from BlissPop. Their navbar layout, while customizable, is highly annoying. That's a deal breaker for me.
[G2 Android Development] supar2000:
I really love this rom more than the stock rom, call quality is great than stock rom, never had lag or reboot, i just wish that battery life can be better in the future and also camera software but i'm not that in to taking photos all the time, neverthelles keep up the good work and i'm eagerly waiting for the next build, good job [MENTION=5934584]tsunamical[/MENTION]
[G2 Android Development] elheffe:
Another vote for leaving scrolling speed as is... Faster is better!
[G2 Android Development] chewdaniel:
Scrolling speed is good, altho it can get a little stuttery at times.... I been interchanging between RR n this for about a week or so and notice there're some stutters in scrolling animation even when i set the speed to 1.0x...

also the audio recording fail that affects whatsapp affect FB Messenger too and i'm guessing will affect other apps also. since i don't have anything handy with me now to submit a log i might do it later.

EDIT: flashing this solves the problem

so euphoria's gonna be my daily driver now so tks :D

cheers
[G2 Android Development] :
I think faster as stock, but not as fast as it is right now would be the best.

And please let your rom as lightweight as it is at the moment and don't overload it with features like BlissPop.
[G2 Android Development] genyagilin:
Hell, the scrolling speed is awesome!

Its best that its this fast,?
[G2 Android Development] Edvin73:
Another one for scrolling and animation speed. Faster is better. Not mad but faster.
[G2 Android Development] Alukrad:
I'm using a Vinsic split charger (2.1a + 1a)
[G2 Android Development] jagwar1:
1. DT2W for me is like you said, hit and miss. Sometimes it works smooth, sometimes not at all. Don't care that much for it. Sometimes my phone doesn't wake up at all, but this was the case with Mahdi also. I think it's a hardware thing.

2. My car charger puts out 2A but charging isn't working well. Today I lost 5 % while charging on an 50 minutes drive with GMaps on.

With the LG charger at home one App said 1,6 A the other one 0,7A
[G2 Android Development] bgx:
No problem here with dt2w.

But with my car changer I have the same problem. I lost more than I get. Before with the non caf sources I doesn't had the problem. It's the only last thing that miss to a really really great ROM better than stock. Keep up the good work.
[G2 Android Development] Hbohd:
[MENTION=5934584]tsunamical[/MENTION]

What you and others think about some built-in feature for 'screen-off'? There was something like that in SlimActions in other roms and it would be pretty useful for double tapping on home launcher (so it works like on stock LG) ! :)
[G2 Android Development] Matze060906:
Just flashed 06/16/12016 build. Flashed Renders UKM in recovery and installed synapse. I can't see any governor and set it. On previois build it works without problems. Anyone else have this issue or have a solution?
[G2 Android Development] Hbohd:
You should see governors with normal UKM (I had exactly the same problem as you).

Btw. this ROM is freaking great! Smooth, battery-friendly, full of features, thanks all the devs :D

I really like turning mobile data on shortened by one touch (in notification qs).
[G2 Android Development] joeben1:
There is double-tap on nav bar. Which is a bit challenging if you change the size of the nav bar, but it works quite well when you are getting used to it.

The options is within the button/key settings.

I would also appreciate if there would be another more easy way for screen-off.

@ tsunamical - This ROM is great and my daily driver. Much better that the stock V30B version. A lof of useful stuff is included and unneeded stuff has gone. Excellent ROM.
[G2 Android Development] Matze060906:
Thanks for your reply. Do you have a link to the normal ukm please?

Gesendet von meinem LG-D802 mit Tapatalk

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I'm using "screen off and lock" from playstore. It works anywhere on the screen...

Gesendet von meinem LG-D802 mit Tapatalk
[G2 Android Development] =dgim=:
Although, I suppose a lot of us using apps l ike Lama, Tasker etc. so creating rule with the turning screen off and merging it to, for example, Nova Launcher at Home button - it takes max 3 minutes - but why not. 1 rule to creating less.

But - what you think about built-in feature like additional fuctionality of nav buttons like double tap/long tap etc. At the moment I must enable this functionality in Xposed/GravityBox.

My best KK's rom Milestone 3.2 had this option and much much more other additional things. I didn't have to use Xposed at all.

Another little things: more examples with the battery icon like number in the circle but with discontinious lines, maybe sizing of that icon, more steps in buttons volume.

I don't know why but I can't see settings like priority of connecting WiFi (removed ?), this is another little useful feature included in GravityBox.

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I'm using UKM from Llama kernel threat. Everything is OK (your governors).

http://xdaforums.com/lg-g2/development/kernel-llama-sweet-kernel-t3123623
[G2 Android Development] Hbohd:
I knew that :) I have double tap to sleep set on statusbar and navbar!

However, under 3rd party launcher's settings (like Nova), I can set action for double-tap gesture. And it would be great if we could have such action built-in ROM [emoji14]

Yeah, I'm using exactly the same solution right now - screen off and lock app.

UKM link https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95916177934536915

#edit

Btw. [MENTION=5934584]tsunamical[/MENTION], have you caught this random constant vibration bug on some log?
[G2 Android Development] chewdaniel:
has anyone got any complaints from ppl u call or who call u saying your voice is very soft? I used Kernel Adiutor and cranked up the Mic Volume but no improvement.
[G2 Android Development] Soufiansky:
I've noticed slow charging too , plugged for 2h30 and still on 93%. Anyway the Rom is rock stable :thumbup:
[G2 Android Development] dedicatedgr:
you where right..it was banks gapps prob..i flashed this one and all fine

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347761335
[G2 Android Development] tomirodriguez:
I have the exact same problem when I try to send Whatsapp voice notes. It happens in most of the AOSP Roms like RR, BlissPop, or this. I cant find the solution. Actually im using the CAF version of CM 12.1 that someone upload a while ago, and luckily is the only one that could fix that problem.

Im waiting for the new build to see if the bug is fixed.
[G2 Android Development] zgomot:
I can't seen to find the setting for volume steps. Is it missing or am I really that clueless?
[G2 Android Development] beggar23:
I was waiting for an open ROM for D802 far too long. Stock (dorimanx-powered though) I found stable, good battery, but not that good overall look and feel. And it got worse with Lollipop and its boring and unloving UI adaptations (looks like LG did only cut out the "third dimension"). And not to forget the memory leak.

But now Euphoria, a fantastic piece of software! Many thanks for that! :)

Don't know if [MENTION=5934584]tsunamical[/MENTION] takes more requests, but I would really like to try how intellimm governor and intelliplug hotplug will do with CM12.1. Taking aside, that I already have better battery than in stock L (yay!).

One thing I noticed is, that AudioFX processing is only working seldom via headphones output. Is it just me, or can someone else confirm maybe?
[G2 Android Development] zgomot:
I have much the same impressions of this rom. Splendid is an understatement.

Regarding AudioFX, yeah it crashes a lot. But this is a non issue for me. Viper4FX gives brilliant brilliant sound output. Really can't recommend it enough.
[G2 Android Development] Choristav:
I was using nightmare as my governor, then set my max frequency to 1.7 from 2.26 and changed the governor to smartmax. cores 0 2 and 3 are using smartmax, but core 1 is stick with nightmare

if you're wondering, I was looking for a governor that doesn't use 4 cores for simple scrolling haha

edit: switching back to nightmare fixed core1 but now core2 is stuck with smartmax. check attachment number 2. I also set min cpus online to 4 so you can see it better

also got it bugged with smartmax/bacon, seen in picture 3

ONDEMAND seems to ignore max frequency set as well, using up to 2.5GHz. I'm attaching a forth picture and a full log.
[G2 Android Development] kopter36:
Nice rom! Very fast and fluid.. No major bug I've ever encounter.. My only complaint is why editing mixer_path.xml doesnt change the sound loudness? Its too quite.. Then the only thing I hate about CAF rom is screen brightness at lowest setting isnt really low at all.. In fact, I can even use lowest brightness throughout the day and its blinding at night.. Lol.
[G2 Android Development] beggar23:
Well, it actually doesn't crash at my phone, but it appears to not come in effect too often, while on headphones output.

But, thanks for your feedback!
[G2 Android Development] chewdaniel:
seems to only happen with some CAF ROMs that i've used and also stock/stock-based... on CM12 it was loud and clear... guessing it's diff sources and also CM12 only has 1 mic working while stock uses both
[G2 Android Development] maxgrass:
Status bar settings

"Status bar" settings are not in the "main menu", if I search for it, it gets shown/found. I think the menu was there after clean install and disappeared as soon as I enabled Developer Tools which is odd :silly:

Could someone check/confirm/disprove this?
[G2 Android Development] chewdaniel:
i have it in mine.... 802
[G2 Android Development] beggar23:
Can't confirm, it's present here.
[G2 Android Development] Lawlrus:
Might as well give the vibration talk a rest. Its already being fixed/is fixed.

Also, banks 6-13 work fine for me
[G2 Android Development] punyategar:
Any way to get rid of the search bar on home screen? Im on launcher3.
[G2 Android Development] RuKuS4Life:
Looking forward to the update then.
[G2 Android Development] Lawlrus:
Not sure when it is getting pushed, but it will
[G2 Android Development] RuKuS4Life:
I've uninstalled the stock camera and gallery and have installed the Lenovo Super Camear port found here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2665714

I'm using version 3.6.7, which according to the forums is the version that is most stable.

It's a wonderful camera and works well for what I used my camera for.
[G2 Android Development] seanp25:
That's good news about the vibration fix :)

Anyone noticing lower charging currents on this compared with CM12? Im getting 512mA max. It could be just my charger too....
[G2 Android Development] :
Okay, I'll look into the screen brightness, that's easily changeable.

Did you flash the normal UKM and not Render's UKM? I'm going to enforce 2.2GHz from boot now to where you have to enable it yourself to overclock for battery.

Yeah, those log issues are really harmless.

Wow, thank you for the reports. Turns out I didn't merge fast charge like I thought I did! I'll do that tonight!

I had intelliplug in earlier test versions but it seemed to be a bit stuttery. I can definitely take a look at intellimm though! AudioFX is still really weird. It's a work in progress at the moment, and I recommend Viper.
[G2 Android Development] :
I didn't merge fast charge like I thought I did, so that'll be fixed next build! And I can't say anything on the vibration issue yet, I don't think any other devs have made any progress either.
[G2 Android Development] MB525:
That is the only thing that's holding me back. On stock I'm getting 2A, full charge in under 90 min (QC 2.0 charger).
[G2 Android Development] brumgav:
I had the same issue...I use Kernel Adiutor and I go to CPU hot plug and set minimum cores online to 4, then change the governor and then return to the CPU hotplug to set minimum back to 1.

That way all the cores use the same governor
[G2 Android Development] ximmox:
I'm pretty sure I saw someone lowering the brightness already on github, I can't tell from memory who did this (perhaps [MENTION=5236920]zg85[/MENTION]?) but it's possible that Rashed also merged it.

Nope, it was [MENTION=6571364]danielstuart[/MENTION]14, there you go:

https://github.com/lg-devs/android_...mmit/487269fc284a6790ad9e82132d361747425cb2c0
[G2 Android Development] :
I actually already have that merged, but what still needs to be lowered are values Euphoria-side.
[G2 Android Development] Choristav:
I've downloaded both, do you say render's one is working improperly on this kernel or the normal one is? I'll download the necessary one and check it out.
[G2 Android Development] carlos67:
Hmm, lots of people on lots of forums say that scrolling is improved when scrolling cache is enabled. And just as many people say the opposite is true also!

Who knows the real answer to this question about scrolling cache enable/disabled?? Not me and I haven't seen any conclusive proof either way from anyone about which way gives smoother scrolling experience.

Also, are we likely to see a Euphoria separate kernel available anytime soon?
[G2 Android Development] Lawlrus:
Why don't you remove the boot img and use flashify?
[G2 Android Development] :
Normal UKM works properly.

Maybe in the near future ;)
[G2 Android Development] RuKuS4Life:
I have had 3 random reboots in the past 24 hours. Two of them was while I was on a call. Any suggestions?
[G2 Android Development] :
Get logs! Are you on stock kernel? Device?
[G2 Android Development] PatrickMac:
[MENTION=5934584]tsunamical[/MENTION]

I've got an issue with my earphone buttons after the latest update. Just to be clear, this bug appeared on other ROM's, too. So it is not an exclusive Euphoria bug.

Basically the button actions don't work anymore. Play/Pause, next track and so on.

Here is a log, as soon as I press any button.

http://pastebin.com/HYb4SFCT
[G2 Android Development] :
Thanks for the report. I'm starting to see this a fair bit.

To others, next update fixes OTACenter, CPU governor settings sticking to other cores, fast charge, overclock on boot, possibly fixes the vibrator issue, and then patches the kernel to 3.4.107, on top of the things mentioned before (Alucard and pegasusq govs, fixed Impulse gov, etc).
[G2 Android Development] RuKuS4Life:
I was just researching on how to get a logcat since I've never pulled one before. I have a D800 AT&T variant, and I am on stock kernel. I will work on getting logs once I figure out how to do it.
[G2 Android Development] PatrickMac:
A little bit more information:

I just installed Google Now to test the voice search function with the buttons. They work on every button press. I guess the normal behavior was that the voice search only appears on a long press.

And it seems that the earphones get properly detected, because the music app gets launched when connecting.
[G2 Android Development] Choristav:
I flashed this UKM on top of whatever I had.

While that might have fixed the governor setting bug (cores don't seem to get stuck anymore), the governor still ignores the maximum set core frequency.

Edit: I see you mentioned governors sticking getting fixed, hence I made the report about max frequency, let me know if it's useless.
[G2 Android Development] :
I believe this should be fixed in the next build.
[G2 Android Development] RuKuS4Life:
I assume just a main log (logcat) will be sufficient? Also how far back does the logcat go in order to gather information? Sorry for the noob questions and I apologize if its slightly off topic.