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[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] zecow@stexsy.com:
Hey optimumpro :highfive: The screen flicker issue with aftermarket screen doesn't occur on latest roms with 3.10 kernel.I know it can be workaround by lowering screen values but it reduces brightness and color so can you merge the related commits,patches to Jaguar kernel maybe.
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] optimumpro:
The key is "was" working in stock, but since the battery is dying, it won't work on any rom. When a battery goes down from 40% to shut down in a few minutes, that's a classic symptom of battery death, no matter what rom you are on. TWRP: I'll look at my TWRP, but it should work with any rom...
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] optimumpro:
Flickering on 3.10 kernel occurs on any display OEM or aftermarket. So, there is nothing to port from there. 3.10 by Sony AOSP is a kernel with Down Syndrome. It can't be fixed, at least by Jerplea and Co. for sure. In my view, of course. :)
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] optimumpro:
Translation/Localization is a known issue and because Jaguar is a one-man rom, I won't be able to do that. However, there is a pretty good work around, which covers com.android.phone crashing. If you want to do any changes in phone/apn settings, first switch to English, do the changes and then return to your language. The settings will hold...

SD card would work if you use a standard factory formatting: Vfat or whatever is there when the card is manufactured....

Edit: if you can read the card on Vfat, that means your file explore isn't getting root. CM File manager has this problem. So, you need another file manager with root right...
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] cayigiton@stexsy.com:
I mean screen flickering "DOES NOT" occur on roms with 3.10 kernel(AICP,DU,PA)even on aftermarket display whereas it does on 3.4(All LP custom Roms).
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] optimumpro:
Check MM and Nougat threads: they all complain about screen flickering. There is screen flickering on all Xperia devices with 3.10. Just today I read a discussion about that on Z5 thread. And someone was saying: post a logcat and the response was: it happens all the time on 3.10 and nobody knows why. 3.10 has major issues and Sony AOSP team isn't going to fix them. Instead, they'll switch to a different branch hoping that some bugs would be fixed. Maybe, but there will be 100s of new ones. .
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] djevilx:
I could help with translation if you need it
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] optimumpro:
Unfortunately, it is not translation itself, but rather the fact that I have to create hundreds of files each having about 500-1000 lines and then fill it with required translation...
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] PielunA:
This ROM is working flawlessly except multi language supports.

- Some of global system fonts (ex: roboto family) contain english only - it doesn't have unicode compatiblilty.

- Wrong sets of fonts manifest are found. This leads to display non english langs with unsupported fonts.

Unicode characters (for other languages) are crashed globally on both system · apps. Font replacement or adjustment of font family manifest file may be needed to support these systems.

I tested displaying CJK(Chinese, Japanese, Korean) characters with english system.

BTW thanks for your great jobs. This revived my phone.
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] djevilx:
I suppose there is no simple way to do this, like an automated script wich would import word eqiuvalents from a language file?
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] SpGG:
Thx for the tip. This stuff should be in the description in bold letters, IMHO. But as much as your rom seems to work, your description in the first post is lacking basic formatting. I scared me away at first, before coming to the realization, that your rom is most likely the only AOSP derived active dd (MM isn't dd material, as far as I understand) for the Honami as of now. Thx again for the support, please don't take my criticism the wrong way. Your rom should be on top. I can't stress enough that privacy is a pet peeve of mine as well.

I will test a little more, but I am fairly certain that vfat is the only format that is supported for sd cards in this rom. What filesystem do you use? AFAIK F2FS is currently the recommended filesystem for sd in Android.
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] optimumpro:
Most issues, although, they are not at the top of the OP, are extensively discussed in the thread. Some day, I will redo the OP entirely.

Jaguar doesn't support f2fs, as, in my personal view, the system is too young and the benefits do not outweigh stability problems. It has taken years for industry pros to polish Ext2-4 or Windows fs. And while Samsung makes good phones, the same in no way qualifies them as experts on file systems...

I have never had problems with SD cards by using them straight out of the box without any changes...
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] optimumpro:
OP revised based on user input...
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] SpGG:
When I shopped around for a rom, I wasn't sure if Jaguar would contain the "privacy manager", where you can set permissions to access personal information for each individual app. AFAIR, these settings are not exposed in AOSP LP. Thus they need to be introduced. CyanogenMod has that. I didn't explicitly find those in your list of features, though from your emphasis on privacy I figured you would include it.

On the sd-card issue: When you don't format micro sd cards, they are usually formatted out of the box in vfat/fat32 or exFAT, if they are larger than 32GB. I thought both ext4 and F2FS would be supported in AOSP already. Though not many people use ext4 for sd, because of file permission issues. Personally I think it makes sense, especially now that encryption support in Android is implemented directly in ext4. Therefore I think when you choose "adopted storage" mode for the sd card in MM, the card is most likely using ext4. I don't know much about F2FS at all. If you heard bad things about it, it gives me good reason to stay with ext4. :)
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] optimumpro:
Jaguar has Privacy Guard in Settings/Security similar to CM and it is per app. If you want more, you can have Xprivacy module, which has a lot more features. Ext4 for SD card can be implemented. It is just that I don't think the card would be readable by a Windows PC...
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] optimumpro:
New build with September security patches

Rom updated. See here for download and description: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=62560397&postcount=3
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] djevilx:
Could you please provide link or zip for baseband only?
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] Aaskereija:
If this is the only thing to do, to get everything work properly, you give me a new reason to try ur rom. And your other fixes on this build wich sounds very interesting.
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] optimumpro:
Yes. Just make sure that you flash the rom first and baseband second.

And one more thing: this rom is rated PG-13. :)
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] optimumpro:
Your Flash Tool should be able to show and download the latest firmware. I think it is C6903_14.6.A.1.236. Also, someone on Z1 compact Jaguar thread said you can use an app from Googleplay that can backup partitions: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ma.wanam.partitions. So, you can backup modems, flash Jaguar and then restore baseband. But I used a German version of 14.6.A.1.236 ftf from here: http://www.xperiablog.net/forum/resources/xperia-z1_c6903_14-6-a-1-236_germany_generic.526/put in in flashtool firmware directory and it showed up. Flashing baseband takes about 10 seconds. This ftf is for C6903. If you have c6902, you need a different baseband.

I haven't tried partition backup/restore and all the info is provided by a user from Z1c, so, have a stock ftf handy. But if you have stock ftf, you don't need partition manager...
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] Aaskereija:
i'm 26, so i'm good ;)
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] djevilx:
Problem is I have very limited traffic, that is why I asked for the baseband only. My device is c6903
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] zavirax@polyfaust.com:
hey opti been waiting from months for ur fix to superuser zip.Looking at the way superSu is going i think you should release it soon.Using ur modfied zip throws su binary not found error in superuser app.Also replacing manually via twrp gives same error.Original phh zip gives error 1 when flashing.regarding su wont hold due to twrp i unpacked ur recovery ramdisk & deleted supersu folder so can u give me a zip to test.Such seccure rom with closed source chinese su app doesn't feel much secure
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] optimumpro:
First of all Supersu is not Chinese, but rather an app by Chainfire. He is certainly not Chinese. :)

I don't like closed source either, but Superuser has a few serious bugs that need to be addressed by the author: one is that it doesn't obey root/no root for apps and adb in developer section; and the other is that you can still get root via adb without a prompt, which is not acceptable.

You shouldn't touch su binary in TWRP, because without it it can't flash System.

My superuser is on XDA, just do a search. In order to install it, you first need to remove Supersu from Jaguar. Unzip Jaguar and delete supersu folder. Next, you should go to /meta-inf/com/google/android/updater-script and delete lines 232, 233, 234. Keep in mind that if you are in Windows, you can't use window's editor. Use Notepad++. Linux text editors are OK. Rezip Jaguar and flash it. Next, flash my superuser. Then, you have to override su binary in /system/xbin/ with su binary from superuser package. In TWRP, go to /advanced./file manager and manually transfer superuser su binary to /system/xbin. Then reboot. I had it work with this method. But again, the no prompt via adb is a serious security hole and the author knows about it...
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] optimumpro:
I don't have the tools to extract baseband from an ftf package. If you can't download stock ftf, then use that partition backup app. That guy from Z1c thread has confirmed that backing up and restoring modems worked fine on his Z1c...
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] djevilx:
Will try today, thank you for the good rom
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] Aaskereija:
[MENTION=5075064]optimumpro[/MENTION] i'm not sure, but do you already know, that on other languages "cellular network" force close?

And can you tell me, what .sin exactly the baseband is? i tried the Central Europe1 .236 and i tried some i suspected, but nothing happend.
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] optimumpro:
I know, but what about you? Do you know this? Taken from the OP:

"3. If your system language is different from English and you want to make changes in Phone/Cell Network settings, switch to English first, make the changes and then return to your language. The changes you made will hold. If you try to make the changes in your language, you will have com.android.phone crash. Localization takes time and is virtually impossible to implement in Jaguar, which is a one-person-rom"

Baseband: first, do yo have h/h+ and 3g? If you do, you don't need to flash anything. Second, if you need to flash, you have to uncheck everything in a box on top of screen and exclude everything but baseband on the bottom. The files still shown on screen are the files you need to flash. Nothing happens: flashing baseband takes seconds. You should read the log on screen: it should tell you if there was an error. Bottom line: if you you have h/h+/2g, you are fine.
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] bebawa@polyfaust.com:
Don't you think i tried all this alredy when you posted in z1c section ;) Chainfire sold supersu to CCMT(Coding Code Mobile Technology) which is a chinese company and they released 2.78 ver without prompting CF about it.Haven't you been following the supersu section lately? I tried editing updater removing supersu from rom and twrp(it still flashes system well:confused:) and flashing ur zip then replacing su in xbin.Problem is it still says su binary out of date in the gui app and cant update it through app like in supersu. I dont know how it works for you but it doesnt work here.Original phh zip does something with boot.img imo

Also the last time you posted kernel settings was when u started this thread your preferences must have changed since then.Can i get ur current personal kernel settings.Also does entropy at 128/256 vs 1024/1024 make a difference compared to the cpu overhead
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] optimumpro:
I was aware Chainfire sold his Supersu. There is no reason to use Supersu higher than 2.76, especially that he is no longer involved in development, but problems with superuser make it unusable.

You do get that notice update su binary after manually putting it into /system/xbin, but one time only and superuser works. You can try to put a copy into /system/bin too. The original supersu modifies boot init files to go around Selinux permissions, but it is not applicable to Jaguar's kernel where there is no Selinux...

Kernel. You probably meant source, as opposed to settings. I cleaned the OP a couple of days ago and deleted more recent kernel sources. I will post the entire kernel source later today.

I think the way entropy settings work is that the number represents not the write/read speed, but the cpu wake-up threshold. So, the higher the number, the fewer wakeups you will have, which is beneficial for battery, but may result in insufficient enthropy pool...
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] bebawa@polyfaust.com:
No I meant kernel adiutor settings lol :silly:

http://xdaforums.com/apps/supersu/supersu-ccmt-clarifying-privacy-t3454147

Supersu clarified that CCMT have been doing play store releases for a year now.So if you say there is no prob in using version developed by Chainfire then he compiled 2.78 too due to the concerns so there would be no diff. in 2.76 or 78(su binary still 2.77) compiled by Cf.Tried the /system/bin method same results it gives that no binary error and closes after clicking ok.Root apps don't get root no prompt.If i delete supersu and try to use built in root in dev options(privacy guard/cm root) it just gives access to everything without prompt.

I have been following your every project;did u abandon Fennec and textsecure fork too.
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] optimumpro:
Whatever is built in the rom is supersu even without the interface. So, the only option for proper prompts is Supersu app.

Silence is a good alternative to no longer trusted Signal. Firefox has no hope, if one of the devs admits tracking is in thousands of places. The only alternative is Icecat...
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] bebawa@polyfaust.com:
Are the "baseband" files same as the modem.zip we used earlier.Can we just flash modem.zip instead
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] optimumpro:
If you are talking about C6902 modem zip, then no. Baseband is located in a separate partition. C6902 modem zip goes to System partition. Just use partition backup app to backup and then restore your modem.

I frankly don't understand why this simple procedure, flashing baseband or backing up/restoring modems, creates a problem for some users. You don't have a PC, you can't use flash tool: it is understandable, but if that's the case, why can't you use the partition backup app? It works, as confirmed by a user in a Z1c thread?
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] bebawa@polyfaust.com:
I have PC and FlashTool bro & I have no problem with this procedure.I thought modem.zip installs in modem partitions :rolleyes:
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] nemesisexsp:
Hi [MENTION=5075064]optimumpro[/MENTION].

I just want to share my battery life with this ROM and i gotta say, it's amazing!

After 48 hous of usage (WiFi, Mobile Data, Youtube, WhatsApp, etc) i still got 35% left of my battery.

I use Amplify Xposed Module and i didn't mess with the cpu frequency.

The ROM is also really snappy and responsive. No bugs to report. Not even one FC! It's a really stable ROM.

Thanks for your work!
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] optimumpro:
Thanks. You do know that Jaguar has a built-in wakelock blocker and you don't have to deal with in app purchases etc...
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] nemesisexsp:
I saw that option in the security menu but I already had the amplify module and I'm used to it. But it's a really great feature (this ROM is full of it) and I advise everyone to use it, as long as you know what you're doing.
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] joe21o:
Could you please give me the download link of your unofficial twrp 3.0.2? I tried to search but what i found is only twrp v2.8.7.2
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] optimumpro:
It is in Downloads in this thread: http://xdaforums.com/devdb/project/dl/?id=19938
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] Ridsever:
Great Rom but on my Z1 GPS not working. I tried it on navigation apps and Niantic games without success. On Kit Kat works perfectly and i think it's becouse of LP... Can someone help me to find a solution for this?

I'm on the latest August release
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] optimumpro:
Never had GPS problems on any LP rom and I have tried them all. You may have frozen location and fused location apps or restricted them and that may explain your problem...
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] Ridsever:
On stock Kit Kat GPS works, after update to LP GPS stopped working. Irooted phone with XDA help then install (clean) Jaguar, configured AFwall, install gapps and some games. Everything works perfectly but not GPS. I dont know it is a software or hardware issue
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] optimumpro:
If you went to Jaguar straight from Kitkat, as opposed to getting official LP first, you probably didn't get some firmware update. If that's the case, flash official stock ftf and reboot once. You don't need to root. Then fastboot my TWRP: fastboot flash recovery recovery.img. Then reboot to TWRP, wipe /system/data/cache/dalvik and install Jaguar. Your GPS should work. Note that all LP roms including stock based tell you: be on stock LP...
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] Damyanof:
Greetings,

Does anyone else have this problem with the wi-fi and cellular icons at the status bar? They are with constant exclamation mark. I have Internet true both wifi and GSM.

Regards!
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] optimumpro:
If you flashed dirty or installed CaptivePortal App, which may be included in Gapps, you will have exclamation sings, which means Google is concerned that your internet traffic isn't routed through their servers. If you want to get rid of the signs, do the following, once only, either through adb or terminal on the phone:

If adb: enable usb debugging and root for apps and adb in developer options. Connect the phone to computer and allow connection to computer when asked (on the phone). Then on computer type adb shell. Then type su (your prompt should change on computer screen). Then paste this:

settings put global captive_portal_detection_enabled 0

Press enter.

If on a separate terminal app on the phone: start terminal, type su, grant root when asked. Next type the same:

settings put global captive_portal_detection_enabled 0

Press enter.
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] Damyanof:
Thanks you for the fast response!

I jnstalled different gapps package and it worked. Might have been corrupted package.

Thank you again and sorry for the inconvenience and the great work!
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] Ridsever:
Good point, I'll try this later an give You an answer if it works or not. Thanks for now.
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] Mr saxobeat:
Very good rom but i have a very annoying issue...after most of reboots the date is change to 1/1/1970 every time i reboot it is changed..i tried playing with time and date settings but no luck..any idea?

EDIT: ok i figured out the time service thing..my bad! Sorry
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] Mr saxobeat:
Please for god sake stop uploading the updates on xda server..xda server is cancer! I downloaded the new build twice and it was corrupted

So please at least in the next update upload it on a mirror

Thanks optimumpro for the best rom for honami!
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] optimumpro:
I have never been able to successfully upload anything to Github. Apparently, because I have multiple protections on my Linux PCs (for example remote shell and everything related to P2P have been removed), I get errors during upload.. I have tried many times...
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] devilkin:
What could the reason be for my root to stop working? It's still enabled in the developer options but I'm no longer getting any prompts when an app tries to get root access. The app then as a result doesn't get root.

It looks like apps that had root permanently before it broke are still working (afwall and kernel auditor for example)
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] optimumpro:
You should know what you did. Reverse it. Reinstall supersu. You might have restricted something in wakeblocker, privacy guard or xprivacy, if you have it.
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] devilkin:
Thanks Optimum! I installed supersu from the Play store and all is working again.

Can I block it in afwall to prevent the binary from accidentally being updated?
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] SpGG:
The case for ext4 on sd: Jaguar doesn't seem to support ext4 on sd currently. I just wanted to list my reasons for running my sd cards with ext4. Ext4 is vastly surperior to vfat/fat32 in all aspects. Ext4 wins hands down. There are only two obvious downsides. First: It's a little more complicated, because you need to set it up first and you also need to know that you need to set the uuid to 1023 like this: chown -R 1023:1023 /mountpointOfSDcard

The other downside is compatibility. You can't just stick the sd into any Windows or Mac computer and have it work. IMHO this isn't really a downside, because it provides security by obscurity. A very likely attack on the data on my phone would be someone trying to get into a lost or stolen device. If I look my device in some way, there is no easy access. But it is very easy to access the sd card. A Windows computer would say the sd can't be read and a likely attacker would stop there and simply format the card to reuse it.

Since I don't use Windows or Mac a lot, I prefer ext4 for my Android sd card needs.
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] masterofnocrack:
OK, the ROM seems to work fine and the battery life is sublime .

But USSD is definitely not working.Also is there any way to enable UHD recording??

I'd gladly upload a logcat if necessary :)

PS: maybe you could use a VM with no protections just to upload the sources.
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] optimumpro:
USSD do work, but it takes a long time for some reason and logcat isn't much of a help. I am at a loss as to why it is happening, as I haven't touched anything related to USSD in sources. I have also looked at CM and Google sources and there aren't any recent changes there.

VM and Githubs: It may work, but I can't imagine how it would be possible to sync the changes with VM and unfortunately, I don't have time for doing double work once on my computer and the other one on Github.

I guess users would have to make their own decision based on my history and reputation on XDA and if anything about Jaguar or me is not acceptable to them, they are free to not use the rom. Nobody forces anyone here.

One thing isn't allowed here: throwing childish tantrums and silly demands, especially by someone who is 5-6 day's old on XDA...
[Xperia Z1 Original Android Development] masterofnocrack:
thats a bummer 'bout ussd...can't check my balance now!! :D . Now what about that UHD thing?? Its definitely possible on stock and pretty good too.