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[Nexus 6 Android Development] youssefkr:
I don't know about your first issue, but for the second one you can access SuperSU from the settings menu ( I think it's under purenexus settings )
[Nexus 6 Android Development] bitemeoftn:
No one handed mode or screen overlays. Originally started on stock kernel is why I decided to try Franco, and no other mode besides magisk running. I believe it's finally been taken care of by turning on don't keep activities in the developer options. I turned that on and it went away, so I then tried a reboot and all is still well! Really happy it was something as simple as that. That's definitely the first time I've seen something like that.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] rignfool:
Ok... That's happening because of your widget...

It needs to update in the background... So screen drawing goes haywire...

Don't flip developer setting if you don't know what they do?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] michierusama:
Just if someone is or stumble upon this issue I had. Magisk CTS profile mismatch was occurring because I used the BusyBox option in settings. Turned it off and everything went ok. No profile mismatch.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] rignfool:
There is BusyBox included with the ROM...

If you use magisk BusyBox you will wind up with magisk issues... Because if BusyBox ain't happy... Magisk goes to ?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] nyceyes:
Ah, okay. Yes, I can see it there (directly in settings; no need to even go to the purenexus sub-section). Thank you so much for the tip. [emoji5] One item of two resolved.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] jpasint:
Awesomeness

I have not updated my PN version for over a year as it was running so well.

Just updated to the 04/23 version and everything is running perfectly.

Took a full day since I completely wiped, setup as a new phone and installed all apps manually per the recommendations.

Thanks Beans and all else involved.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] michierusama:
Perfect. Thank you for the explanation. Yes, I turned off the option after reading it came with BusyBox. Just could not figure out why the mismatch. :) New to magisk, was using superSU since I don't even remember.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] nyceyes:
Just to jump in here... [emoji4] To add something to my earlier question (about a Map rendering issue), I applied BusyBox, too, to my new 7.1.2 installation (the jRummy version) as I did with my previous 7.1.1 installation. No BusyBox issues per se,... just adding that detail just in case. [emoji4]
[Nexus 6 Android Development] rignfool:
This is not recommended...

Unless there is some applet you require to make so.ething work... You should really stick with what comes with the ROM... Especially since nate² are so damn particular about this ROM even on devices they barely use

BUT WAIT... THERE'S MORE!!

Why are you using magisk and SuperSU...

Magisk is more than capable of handling anything you're going to use SuperSU for (exception: chainfires logcat boot thingy, Franco kernel manager(but he's changing that))
[Nexus 6 Android Development] nyceyes:
Thank you! Definitely well received. [emoji4] I'll try reverting. I suspect it's something different, but definitely will try.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Char_G:
Not a sir but you're welcome :D
[Nexus 6 Android Development] rignfool:
SHE'S A CAT!

DON'T LET THE AVATAR FOOL YOU!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] bitemeoftn:
Still happened with no widgets on the launcher at all. Even opening the app drawer would leave artifacts after going back to home. The apps themselves were fine, just everything on the home screens would tear. Or going back to the home screens. Like a strange burn.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] rignfool:
New theory(because I like puzzles):

When you leave the home screen, your launcher is killed, because of that switch... And your device is confused and loads a cached version of the screen, with artifacts because the widget can't update because it's not running...

Or I'm totally wrong
[Nexus 6 Android Development] milocj:
Great rom! But no works properly "ok Google" comand, too noise on voice config...

Enviado desde mi Nexus 6 mediante Tapatalk
[Nexus 6 Android Development] micjambra:
Am I missing something here it's just assistant does not work and there are other issue's maybe it's just how I'm downloading or installing???
[Nexus 6 Android Development] nyceyes:
Re-reply after your BUT WAIT edits... [emoji4]

I'm not using Magisk. I flashed SuperSU but not Magisk.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] githyanki:
You may have something wrong with video memory. The only thing I can think of to try anymore is to wipe everything and go to stock. Do not install anything at all and see if it still happens.

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Then off touch vibrations.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] alienflorina:
Just came from stock and I wonder why I hadn't done this earlier. I LOVE PN so far! I can truly control my phone now (happyyyy)

A difference-issue compared to stock. I can't set alarm or reminder using assistant when I'm offline. Basically assistant is useless when offline, even "turn on WiFi" command doesn't do anything. The responds "you are off line, can't help you"

Is rom related issue? Any ideas?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] nyceyes:
Strange...

So here is a screenshot of the Arro Taxi app, which knows my location (it shows the address but I cropped it out), and wants to render the streets image, but it cannot. The same is true for other ride apps, weather apps (which want to display weather information over your area), etc. Google maps is the only one that readers properly (shocker). So something seems to be blocking a rendering call or something.

As mentioned earlier, I removed BitDefender but that didn't fix the issue. Location services is enabled and granted to apps.

See attached photo (I hope I attach it correctly) [emoji4] ...
[Nexus 6 Android Development] rignfool:
Move the map a touch
[Nexus 6 Android Development] nyceyes:
Thanks. Yes, I did that and pinch-zoomed as well. I also tried the following:

- Removed CleanMaster (re-installed after confirming it wasn't the issue).

- Disabled WIFI and enabled LTE (just in the rare probability that my network was prohibiting a API call).

- Disabled Ad-Blocker (re-enabled after confirming it wasn't the issue).

- Removal BitDefender (re-installed after confirming it wasn't the issue).

Hmmm... Out of ideas for now.

The only thing I haven't tried is uninstalling my jRummy BusyBox, as suggested earlier. What happens if I uninstall that (via it's uninstall option)? Will the ROM's native BusyBox still be in the path to take over after a reboot? Or was it overwritten when the jRummy BusyBox was installed? I just don't want to be left with a crashing system if no BusyBox remains. [emoji4]

That's why I haven't tried that one yet.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Char_G:
But but but I'm not a cat, don't listen to [MENTION=1050103]sykopompos[/MENTION] or [MENTION=3605033]nicholaschum[/MENTION] :p
[Nexus 6 Android Development] LakerFam0824:
Any one else have an issue with replying to messages from the notification shade from the lock screen and when you are mid response the shade disappears and a random app pops up and you've lost what you were texting?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Strephon Alkhalikoi:
I use Gasbuddy, which uses the Google Maps API, and I haven't encountered the problem you have. Yours I believe is a data connection issue between app and Google. It's unlikely Busybox is the issue as Google replaced Busybox with Toybox back in Android 6.0. It's also unlikely any Busybox binary, whether it be Dorimanx, Stericson, or JRummy, would cause this.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] alienflorina:
Edit. Solved by a simple restart of the device. Sorry for spamming
[Nexus 6 Android Development] nyceyes:
Great feedback. Good to know. I, too, believe that it's a data communications issue between the Apps and Google Maps API. So maybe there is a S/W component missing or a conflict somewhere. But I installed this totally clean and from scratch. The only automated part was allowing Google to reinstall all of my Apps (which I had to then configure settings for). So I can't pinpoint where things went awry. I don't know the Android stack well enough to see if I have an outdated component (but again, this is freshly installed: 7.1.2 ROM + Beans gApps Mini + SuperSU 2.79... And No previous Data - I reinstalled that part).

What a bummer. LoL [emoji20]
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Strephon Alkhalikoi:
Your mistake was in letting Google restore the apps, period. By restoring the apps, you restored the data for those apps, even though you may have had to revisit the settings for each app. With this once in a lifetime signature change for the ROM, apps have to be installed totally clean, meaning you restore no apps at all during device setup, and either download them again from the Play Store or install them without data using backups made on your device with Titanium Backup, ES File Explorer, or similar apps.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] nyceyes:
I see. So there was a rare "Signature Change" (I don't know what that is, but I'll do some reading [emoji4]) that necessitated a change in procedures this one time, as you described? Just double checking.

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Okay well if that's the case, having installed the Apps again, I guess I'll do a Titanium Backup of Apps only; then re-flash the O/S components; then restore the TIBU Apps only backup; and finally visiting the virgin settings for each App.

[emoji24] Everything else is working and so perfectly and plumbed now (after 1.5 arduous days of reconfiguring). [emoji31]

Well I guess it has to be done.

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Okay well if that's the case, having installed the Apps again, I guess I'll do a Titanium Backup of Apps only; then re-flash the O/S components; then restore the TIBU Apps only backup; and finally visiting the virgin settings for each App.

[emoji24] Everything else is working and so perfectly and plumbed now (after 1.5 arduous days of reconfiguring). [emoji31]

Well I guess it has to be done.

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Okay well if that's the case, having installed the Apps again, I guess I'll do a Titanium Backup of Apps only; then re-flash the O/S components; then restore the TIBU Apps only backup; and finally visiting the virgin settings for each App.

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Okay well if that's the case, having installed the Apps again, I guess I'll do a Titanium Backup of Apps only; then re-flash the O/S components; then restore the TIBU Apps only backup; and finally visiting the virgin settings for each App.

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Sorry for SPAM. TapaTalk got hosed.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Strephon Alkhalikoi:
Use XDA Labs. It works better.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] nyceyes:
Thanks Strephon. I'll definitely check it out later or tomorrow. I'm in the middle of the TIBU App-only restore right now. LoL :o
[Nexus 6 Android Development] ktmom:
Have you downloaded the off-line voice data? Long press home, brings up GA -> 3-dot menu -> Voice -> off-line speech recognition
[Nexus 6 Android Development] nyceyes:
Sadly, doing a Titanium Backup of Apps-only; then reflashing the O/S components (ROM 7.1.2 + Beans Mini gApps 7.1.x + SupeeSU 2.79); then restoring that TIBU Apps-only backup; and finally visiting the virgin settings for each App (which I just now got to), didn't resolve the issue. This time everything was done cleanly (as above with no data brought over). I at a loss. :(
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Strephon Alkhalikoi:
[MENTION=4309436]nyceyes[/MENTION]: If that didn't work, then the problem is likely the app itself. Does this only happen with the one app or all of them? I don't recall you mentioning.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] dictionary:
Also, does this only happen on this rom? I'd be curious if your problem is related to webview. Try downloading Google's webview from play store, as well as chrome canary. Then in development settings, bounce around between the different options. It'll be under webview implementation
[Nexus 6 Android Development] nyceyes:
All of the apps that try to render a map image: Taxi Apps, Weather Apps, Free Wi-Fi finder apps, etc. All of them, except, of course, the Google Maps app (from Google).

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Thank you. This only started on 7.1.2 when I installed it. It was never an issue with 7.1.1 at all.

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Same apps, same everything. That part didn't change when I upgraded. Only the ROM components changed.

EDIT: P.S. I just switched to XDA Labs. Forgive me if I make a few quote and reply mistakes. :o
[Nexus 6 Android Development] jashung:
in call vibration not functioning after clean flash.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] nyceyes:
Okay, I'm trying this now (thank you). Ironically webview wasn't installed. But I could swear it was on 7.1.1 (could be wrong).

Ah, well... I just installed both. It hasn't resolved the issue yet, but I haven't looked in the developer option as you mentioned. Doing that now. Will report back.

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It's probably late for some. I tried the suggestion above, but with no luck. Great suggestions by you guys, by the way. I was psyched when I saw that webview wasn't installed. I said "this must be it"! LoL :o Gotta keep a sense of humor, even though the issue remains and have many apps to adjust settings for (after just re-installing).

Anyway, I tried Chrome Beta, WebView and Canary as renderers. I also toggled on/off an option that allows you to run renderers separately (just to try it). In between some (not all) of my selection changes, I rebooted and cleared Dalvik/cache and cache (just because I have no other tricks up my sleeve).

I feel like I'm close though.

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It's probably late for some. I tried the suggestion above, but with no luck. Great suggestions by you guys, by the way. I was psyched when I saw that webview wasn't installed. I said "this must be it"! LoL :o Gotta keep a sense of humor, even though the issue remains and have many apps to adjust settings for (after just re-installing).

Anyway, I tried Chrome Beta, WebView and Canary as renderers. I also toggled on/off an option that allows you to run renderers separately (just to try it). In between some (not all) of my selection changes, I rebooted and cleared Dalvik/cache and cache (just because I have no other tricks up my sleeve).

I feel like I'm close though.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] nyceyes:
I ended up downgrading to 7.1.1 and guess what, the problem now happened with that ROM version, too.

With that as a hint, and on a hunch, I have finally figured out what the problem is. I will describe it here, and it may well be a BUG, then I'm going to sleep and be offline for a while (I have installed this Nexus-6 above 5 times now). [emoji31]

The problem was/is this: In the main settings, if you increase the display size (not font, but size) BEFORE opening up a "Maps" type app (again Taxi, Weather, Free WiFi finder, etc), it messes it up. The fix is to temporarily set the display size back to default, open the "map rendering" Apps, and THEN increase the display size to however big you want.

I'll be offline for a while. PM me with a reply ID if you have a question. This, again, might be a bug. Good night.

Thanks for all the help again! [emoji4]
[Nexus 6 Android Development] ronwoolt:
Hi all,

Clean flash the latest release (7.12 Rom, Beams GApp full). Wipe all the cache, data and system partition before flashing.

Now, the phone experienced huge Bluetooth battery drain. Re-flash all the stuff did not help.

Anyone experienced similar situation?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] ktmom:
Amongst other causes, make sure instant tethering is off.

Before asking if anyone else had experienced, did you search? I think the answer is no because this is discussed over, and over, and over again.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Gysper:
Did you enable vibration for calls? By default the setting is turned off.

I also found a small bug, just a new one. With the new gestures where lifting the phone wakes up the screen, the power button no longer unlocks it. You will have to use the screen the unlock it. No big deal.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] nathanchance:
Will be fixed in the next build.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Gysper:
Was also having the same issue. But unlike most people who will bicker about it without doing any research, the fix was to go into the Android app list and delete the data/cache for Bluetooth Share. Then check battery log to ensure drain is gone.

Also.may have to enable/disable tethering just to reset it.

I'm sure Beans wasn't aware of this, but a clean flash is what caused this. So I hope newer builds can just disable Bluetooth by default.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] ronwoolt:
Hi Gysper,

Thanks for your information. I will try this out. I believed people like you do make the community stronger!

Thanks!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] fiverings:
I installed the 7.1.2 update a number of time trying to get twrp to recognize Md5. It will Always say, Md5 not found and then twrp goes on and installs the rom and gapps. Phone shows that it was updated. But no gapps. When I got to set up screen, I would choose install apps from previous settings. Is this why I don't get the gapps and why would the installation of the rom work if twrp didn't recognize the Md5. I did check the Md5 in both rom & gapps and they did match. Thanks to anyone that can help me with this.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] rester555:
Like one of the other guys said in here, I don't know if it has to do with beans gapps, Google assistant is not coming up. It's using the Google Now interface. Unless they change the Google Assistant to be Google Nows interface.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] IceKreem:
Changing the language to English US instantly made it come up for me. Then I changed it back to English UK ?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] oluu:
After clean flashing the newest release i have been getting alot of wlan_rx_wake.

I'm using franco kernel r66, and even disabled this particular wakelock in kernel adiutor...

Whats up with that ? ?

EDIT: i have disabled google location history, set location to device only, wifi & bt scanning also disabled
[Nexus 6 Android Development] MartinN6:
Same at my device - german language.

I added these two lines in the build.prop:

persist.debug.wfd.enable=1

ro.opa.eligible_device=true

Restart device - say "ok Google" and the Assistant starts correctly!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] rignfool:
That's by design... Stock does the same thing with ambient display...
[Nexus 6 Android Development] fiverings:
Google Assistant is working, but something is not right. The sound from the TV kept setting it on. It got so bad, I had to disable it. Never did that before. Is there a sensitivity setting? Could really use that.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Gysper:
Could of swore it was new but thanks for the heads up.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] rignfool:
Yank555 has a commit somewhere that let's the power button wake the phone from ambient display... I think
[Nexus 6 Android Development] bitemeoftn:
Updated Nova to beta version and the screen tearing and artifacts are gone now and holding after reboots. Glad that's over with. Only other issue I'm seeing now is Bluetooth will only play either media audio or phone audio through my wife's stereo and my headset. In my car they both work without issue though. Her phone (which hasn't been updated in some time) can do phone and audio however with everything. I'm chalking it up to a setting I've turned off in an effort to kill the Bluetooth battery drain.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] three west:
Beans doesn't supply an md5 file, so it's normal for it to not find one during install. It's also normal for TWRP to proceed if one is not found. I've seen that message since I switched to PN and didn't have a separate md5.

As for the GApps, you'll need to provide more info for anybody to help.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] rignfool:
Androidfilehost provides an MD5 if you really need to check... And I'm sure there's a Tasker profile out there to convert it to an MD5 file if you really want one ( [MENTION=7050182]MishaalRahman[/MENTION] )...*why didn't that tag work?*

Otherwise there are apps to calculate it for you for you to compare
[Nexus 6 Android Development] nyceyes:
Finally, as mentioned previously (attached). ☺️ I don't know if this issue qualifies as a Bug, but I suspect anyone can easily reproduce it on their Nexus-6.

Simply set the display zoom level to, say, MAXIMUM, download any maps rendering App (because it has to be one that was never previously opened), and launch it. You will notice that the map image does not render properly. You'd have to terminate the App, set the display zoom level back to DEFAULT, start the App again so rendering works at least once, and finally you can zoom the display level back to MAXIMUM (and the App will continue to work).

I'm just detailing this once more in case other users out there encounter it and/or if it should be helpful for developer debugging. =:)
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
It us the apps not the ROM. App devs have set the default DPI and don't tolerate changing it. Report this "bug" to them.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] nyceyes:
Then this post will help other users.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] fiverings:
I installed the rom and gapps. Did a clean install, phone rebooted to set up, like a new installation. I choose to install apps from previous settings. I think I should have install from scratch. I'm thinking that's why the gapps didn't install. So, would I have to do this all over again or since the rom is already installed, maybe I can dirty flash this time.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
Yeah, right. :rolleyes:

How often do you see someone read up or search instead of just asking the same questions over and over? I appreciate your effort, but I guarantee it is in vain. :(
[Nexus 6 Android Development] dahawthorne:
It had to be said... Nicely done. :)
[Nexus 6 Android Development] ktmom:
Restoring your apps from a Google cloud backup didn't cause the gapps to not install.

As stated before, beans doesn't provide a separate md5 file. If you already manually checked it, it's not necessary to make twrp check it again. However, if you want twrp to do the check, you can copy the md5 hash and paste it into a new text file. Make sure that file has exactly the same name as the zip package it's for, plus an extra extension of md5 (xxxx.zip.md5). Also ensure the file is in the same directory as the zip package so twrp can find it.

If twrp was told to compare md5 and couldn't find an md5 file, it probably didn't install the gapps.zip. That information would have scrolled across the screen during install and been in your twrp log. After flashing, you can save your twrp log by going to advanced and the use the Copy Log function.

I would just go back to recovery and reflash the beans gapps package. Make sure to uncheck the box for md5. It will probably work without having to clean flash. Then wipe data and cache, save your twrp log just in case and reboot. 1st boot might take a few minutes.