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[Nexus 6 Android Development] magnamentis:
"so long" is not a valid term to specify time, name the time so we can compare and let you know
[Nexus 6 Android Development] tonio14545:
I wish more layers worked for stock rom on the Google dialer and contacts. Most of them only have apks for the aosp dialer.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] crawlingcity:
The idea is, of course, a good and humble one. But shouldn't we ask [MENTION=3913401]atl4ntis[/MENTION] if he wants it ? I mean, it would be awesome for us users, but time consuming for him.

2cents given
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Talvathir:
Let atl4ntis know whats going on, then donate directly to him sounds easiest.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] DroidDredd:
Would You refuse a N6? ;)

He Needs it
[Nexus 6 Android Development] crawlingcity:
With 6P available , yes, yes I would ;) also he's not getting a N6, he's getting the money to buy a N6.

The word donation means: i'm thankful for your work, here, grab a beer. Not "hey work for me I gave you a beer !" :)
[Nexus 6 Android Development] wrongway213:
I actually agree, we should at least make sure he wants the device. However, donating to show appreciation for his awesome work surely do not require him to want an N6 - should he say no I still agree this campaign to donate to an awesome dev for awesome work is a good one. If I remember correctly, though, [MENTION=3124065]rascarlo[/MENTION] blind built Rastapop several times for the N6 and he took the donations he received (for an N6) and donated to charity instead of getting a new device - one can never know what someone else wants without asking.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] crawlingcity:
^ my point exactly.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Woody:
Alrighty then!!!

So I did a Custom Install, fresh and clean. Only ticked the bare minimum of things that were essential to getting up and running. Then, I booted up. Took no time at all to boot up (that's ok), but then the Optimization zipped right through so I knew that something must have been wonky. Rebooted itself and then the Optimization took the normal amount of time. Made sure to sign in and prevent Auto-Updates. Installed the Permissive app and rebooted into Recovery. Since I didn't install hardly any Gapps, I was able to flash all my TBO/Archangel apps (and Elemental kernel). Rebooted and it optimized just those that I flashed. Restored my TiBu backup in a batch and reset my widgets. The only thing that I can't get running is my Viper profiles, but I haven't searched out how to fix that yet. Files are there, just not showing up in the Load Profile section.

Feels so good to be back. I wonder if I can pull my backup of Cata Settings from my N5 and restore it on here. Hmmm, I think that I saw someone mention they did that a few pages ago.

All in all, the Custom Install is the way to go if you want to tinker and flash other modded apks. Layers works out of the box and all Root functions are fine, including but not limited to AdAway, Titanium, Root Explorer, Busybox, ElX kernel manager,... Also by using Custom Install, I have over 300mb more free space than I had in this screenshot.

If anyone has an idea about the Viper thing, just let me know. Otherwise I'll be searching for it on my own.

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Glad I refreshed before I posted.

Regarding Donations: If you feel that this ROM is what you are looking for, then by all means please donate to [MENTION=3913401]atl4ntis[/MENTION]. If you think that a donation is some form of Pay-for-Play, then that is not right. We give donations for appreciation and giving us something that they have worked hours for without expecting anything in return for their efforts. Donations are voluntary. Once you put a "stipulation" on it, then is becomes work and "I paid you X amount, Nao do this for me!!!".

This is certainly not what [MENTION=3500440]Dougfresh[/MENTION] meant by donating and making atl4ntis "work for us". I know Doug on a personal level and can attest to his intentions.

Again:

Donation = Thanks

Pay = Work
[Nexus 6 Android Development] wase4711:
generally speaking, dedicated donation threads should be in General, NOT in Development

If you want to just donate to him because of the rom, I guess its ok in here, but if there is a specific effort to raise $$ for a phone, it shouldn't be in here..
[Nexus 6 Android Development] DroidDredd:
My God, you guys are too serious & reading into the weeds, the Dev posted his ROM - we all love it and want to donate (for a N6) so he would not be Deving blind, its that simple to me.

The way I see it (TBD) he would not mind at all, simply from seeing him open a thread here in the N6 forum
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Dougfresh:
Thanks [MENTION=3200478]Woody[/MENTION] aka ModFather of the Universe!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] magnamentis:
each how much he feels a good amount i'd say, the donation link is in the OP
[Nexus 6 Android Development] wrongway213:
I believe on M you have to start from scratch with your V4A profiles - that's the one thing that did not just work out of the box from LP. I have not heard of a workaround yet - some people are still just realizing V4A works on M it seems to be honest.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] magnamentis:
he is in italy not in the states while the 300$ in the states are without V.A.T. hence we have to calculate shipping and V.A.T. and in Euro.

that will make it about close to 400€.

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sure you're right, but that's an easy one, it simply comes without obligation, deserved many times anyways, at least that's how i see it :) ;)

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you name it, too much talk, almost sounds like looking for excuses LOL
[Nexus 6 Android Development] atl4ntis:
Guys i appreciate your enthusiasm and i thank you very much but already declined an N4 from an user who got a spare one so i could've worked on it months ago.

I don't want to feel obliged, i do this for fun and i want to be able to stop at any time if i feel this is not rewarding anymore or i don't have time for it.

Donations for the work already done as a token of appreciation is one thing but i'm not comfortable with crowdfunding for an N6 or even a device itself.

I hope you understand it.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] wase4711:
very classy answer, man, thanks so much for all you do here :good::good:
[Nexus 6 Android Development] DroidDredd:
No problem [MENTION=3913401]atl4ntis[/MENTION] .. but believe me if I had the loose $$$ I would send you a N4-N5-N6-& N6P no strings attached, I have enjoyed your work that much :cool:
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Woody:
Just got this bad boy:

Wipe /cache and /dalvik and it seems to have gone away. Just got a text from Mrs Wood, so the corresponding "SMS may not be able to be sent" is gone too. Had it pop up when I flashed my very first ROM on my N6 a few weeks ago. Was a bad download then, but this time I'm not sure. Will keep you posted.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Clark Joseph Kent:
Now you can really blame your device, when telling Mrs Wood, "I never gotz your textz" :laugh: been using that for years on Mrs JJD, I just tell her I was in-between flashes, missed your text :eek: works every time :good:
[Nexus 6 Android Development] StykerB:
Wooo!!! Downloading now :highfive:
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Hazzo31:
Getting self shut down. WiFi Bug. Long time reboot (10 secs or more). Marshmallow is kind of bugy. I am on CataMod 27 November but I installed elite kernel. Can I reflash CataMod to get stock kernel back? I don't want to factory reset.

Enviado desde mi Nexus 6 mediante Tapatalk
[Nexus 6 Android Development] magnamentis:
- 10 secs for a reboot is not long at all

- wifi bug only for some, routers, frequencies and interferences from neighbours can be part of it ( more sensitivity to interference and tech standard deviations )

- mm is definitely one of the least buggy since long at this time of life cycle especially

- cata mod contains the kernel yes, just dirty flash over but make sure you froze kernel tweaking apps and not existing kernel tweaks before
[Nexus 6 Android Development] mangusZen:
Sorry, I mean something like 10/sec with the reboot window open waiting something it seems. When you reboot from.other apps it's nearly instant.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Hazzo31:
Thanks. I didn't tweak the kernel. I just have kernel auditor installed but did not used. For precaution I should disinstall it?

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[Nexus 6 Android Development] mangusZen:
I took the time now and it's like more of 20 seconds...is this a normal M behaviour?

I'll adb logcat when I can to see what's going on
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Talvathir:
Would you rather the phone gave you no proof at all that it was trying to carry out your instructions?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] magnamentis:
it depends what the default settings are but i would freeze it, don't have to uninstall, frozen is enough to be on the safe side. settings that are not possible with stock kernel could cause a bootloop or an instant reboot on trial to apply the settings, depending

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from which app exactly do you have the delay, you say from OTHER apps it's almost instant, perhaps i missed it but i didn't find the app mentioned from which it takes too long, 10 seconds is not THAT bad but definitely longer than normal, that's correct.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] JohnSpawnVFX:
Same thing happens to me, ever since Cataclysm changed to Marshmallow. Even back in Nexus 5.

I can explain about the apps, in my case:

Ex Kernel App has to reboot to install a new version of the Kernel: phone takes 2-3 seconds to go dark.

I press reboot on the power menu: phone takes around 15 seconds to go dark.

Layers Manager soft reboots the phone: 2-3 seconds to go dark.

Soft reboot through power menu: phone takes around 15 seconds to go dark.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] buzzwyzr:
I had the self shutdown problem with Elite kernel on Cat Nov 27 as well. Switched to elemental X and no more problem.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] shrimants:
only thing ive noticed in the last couple days (been using for a month) is that the battery suddenly doesnt last as long. when i first installed, i had something like 2 days of battery and 12 hours or so of screen on time. as of yesterday it seems like my screen on time has dropped to about 6 hours. i'm using wifi, if thats any indication, and i know that wifi constantly uses battery. might just be that, i dunno.

its still enough juice to get me through the day unless i do all my screen on stuff towards the beginning of the day.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] mangusZen:
Exactly this.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] magnamentis:
now i understood, sorry i cannot confirm anything because i always do that manually after moving a copy of the kernel from EX folder to download folder where i have all i want to flash, rom, kernel, xposed, theme add ons and the likes. i'm sure others who boot from ex-app can help out :)
[Nexus 6 Android Development] jarredduq:
I'm running the T-Mobile MRA58X. It took a lot to get it installed. I've installed the 11/27 build of cataclysm mod and rooted via SuperSU 2.52.

Everything is working great. However, what will the process be when December security updates are released.

Thanks in advance!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] nathanchance:
Flash updated system.img with fastboot (no wipe should be necessary), flash updated Cataclysm, reflash SuperSU, flash a kernel if you want.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] najoor:
Nov 27 version bugs so far

First of all, thank you [MENTION=3913401]atl4ntis[/MENTION] for the great work. I have been using the Nov 27 release of this Kernel for a few days and I have found the following bugs:

1- When the keyboard is opened, it moves the screen elements to misplaced locations. For example, look at picture 1 which is what you see when you try to rename a file in File manager HD. When the keyboard is opened to do the renaming, as you can see in the second picture, a number of elements are misplaced: They keyboard is covering the Cancel/OK portion of the "Rename File" dialog, as opposed to shifting the dialog up to expose Cancel/OK. Also, when the text is selected, the copy/paste/cut buttons and the text placeholder are misplaced.

2- When the phone is unlocked, if the keyboard is open in a certain app, in this case the messaging app, the display layout becomes all distorted. See figure 3.

Otherwise great mod/kernel.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] biglilsteve:
I don't have either of those issues. The keyboard properly repositions elements on my screen. If I lock the phone while the keyboard is open, the keyboard is either closed or properly open when I unlock the phone. And neither of those two bugs you are having relates to any of Cat's custom features so these should not be issues with the mod.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] donkeypunch1257:
Lollipop Version

Can I still download the Lollipop version somewhere?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] nathanchance:
Here is the last Lollipop version.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] donkeypunch1257:
Thank you, I found it. I used the mediafire source which I couldn't find Lollipop, but after checking AFH I seen it.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] suku_patel_22:
Just to report, the updated google dialer has built in call blocking. It doesn't conflict with Cataclysm and both work together.

Rules defined at both the places work identically, using a busy tone. There is one limitation of Google dialer that it doesn't support wildcards

The APK's can be found here.

Google Contacts

Google Dialer
[Nexus 6 Android Development] d u o XIV:
I think I know what the problem is.

If you're hiding the status bar via Immersive mode, then that's what's causing it. Unfortunately, I don't think that's something atl4ntis can fix. Apps need to be developed with Immersive functionality. When it's forced, weird things happen. This happened to me when I enabled Immersive and hid the Navbar and the Status bar.

What I did was keep the Status bar, set the Navbar height to 0, and set up LMT Launcher (you can find the link if you search this thread). Alternatively, you can find something that allows the OG Expanded Desktop to permanently hide the Status bar, but you'd lose the Navbar, too, and you'd still need LMT to navigate.

And if it turns out what I said isn't right...eh...I tried to help. But seriously, I hope this helps.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] HipKat:
A guy on another forum tested it and says you still have to add the number as a contact to block it or set it to send it straight to VM.

If you REALLY want exceptional coll blocking, with advanced caller ID, 2 apps that work together and are free is TrueCaller and TrueDialer.

They are awesome! I've had incoming spam calls that will show in the pop up that x number of people have reported the number as spam, and you can truly block it plus back up your data so when you restore on a new ROM flash, those numbers are still blocked
[Nexus 6 Android Development] magnamentis:
hi, just a recommendation for the future, before using the word bug i'd suggest to check first if other users have the same issue after wiping caches and eventually themes and the likes and provide a log. logs are basically mandatory for bug reports. however why i'm sayin' this is because i do not have any of your "non-bugs" LOL on several devices running cataclysm. further i do not remember anyone else reporting this which i could have overseen but i believe that this kind of issue would have been widely reported if present for many or, to be bug, for all users.

hence this is something in your userspace or perhaps you flashed the mod over a custom rom which many did and i expect this kind of issues to increase if those people continue to flash the mod over increasingly altered ( developed, added features etc. ) custom roms which are not meant to be the base. not sayin' it's like that but it's an educated guess because sooner or later it will happen. further check themes or other mods if present. again not sayin' just IF. if those 2-3 basics don't help perform a clean install and check before installing or restoring apps. that way you could narrow down things to find the culprit(s) eventually.

PS: the kernel is stock or very close to stock, hence the differences are in the mod and that works flawlessly as mentioned.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] mangusZen:
Hey [MENTION=333400]atlantis[/MENTION], it would be great if we could have a system for obtaining OTA upgrades while running cataclysm..is this even possible?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] HipKat:
Pushbullet FTW
[Nexus 6 Android Development] magnamentis:
why would you want that, factory images are available much earlier than most OTA's and the effort to flash system.img and mod is not greater really. the answer will be no as to my knowledge, at least as long as you're rooted and/or other changes to system partition have been made which applies to the vast majority of users. i recommend to download factory image, extract and flash system.img and eventually modems and bootloader if they were updated and thereafter the mod and what else you're using like kernel, xposed, helpers and theme supporting mods if needed.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] mangusZen:
I assumed that OTA updates were only patches to the original system image, so minor downloads and less hassle ( I know that fastboot the image is very simple)

If the system partition must be original for the OTA to apply then nothing can be done I assume.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] NOSTALGIA:
does it require data in order for it to work ?? or it will just work offline without any need of internet?

ive asked this before from someone and was told that its only gonna work if connected to data
[Nexus 6 Android Development] magnamentis:
your assumption is correct and i think it's a personal assessment whether the OTA is less hassle. one has to flash the new mod, the kernel, and whatever else anyway and once already at it i think it's really no big difference to flash the system.img beforehand which BTW makes the entire process after the book and thus safe. this is not contradictory but depends on different points of few perhaps. what matters more is that the dev does all the work for us and i believe that we should not get too spoiled and keep doing our part of the job without permanently asking him to do additonal things to make our lifes easier if at all. but this as well es a matter of personal approach and opinion. further an OTA is doing uncontrolled things and i'm not sure wether we always want to have it all, including re-installation of deleted gapps, overwriting stuff and then autobooting without the opportunity to flash further zips and so on. i prefer manual approaches to keep control, too many bad and unnecessary changes seen during 35 years of updating computers and phones later on, changes which after all have cost me days at times instead of saving 5 minutes. last but not least, as i said, assuming the latest mod is out and you your OTA not yet, would you really like to wait? not me LOL
[Nexus 6 Android Development] najoor:
1- This is a bug, reported by other users as well, just a few posts above yours.

2- It is easily reproducible. Just turn the immersive mode on, and try to rename a file in HD File manager. That's it. If [MENTION=3913401]atl4ntis[/MENTION] needs more extensive logs, etc, I can provide, but I didn't because the problem is easy to replicate.

3- This bug is not something due to my customization or setup because I started with a clean install of MRA58X (T-mobile) stock, unrooted, data. cache, everything wiped. Then I flashed this ROM/Mod, and then the problem started as soon as the immersive mode was turned on.

4- If you don't see my "non-bugs" it doesn't mean they don't exist. It means you just haven't encountered them in your set up. What you have posted for me sir is not helpful. It's a self-righteous lecture. Your guess is not an educated guess if you just assume that I have a custom ROM and you are oblivious that other users have reported the same problem. For an example of a helpful post please see: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=64124206&postcount=3600[/STRIKE] (I am sorry, I misunderstood the intention in your post. I know you are trying to help and it is much appreciated.)

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Thank you very much for your post. It was indeed very helpful. You may be right about atl4ntis not being able to fix it but I hope he can. The ability to hide both the status and the nav bar is quite important for me because if they are constantly turned on it wall cause a burn-in of their patterns on the OLED in the long run.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] magnamentis:
[MENTION=5769394]najoor[/MENTION]

the following is what i said to relativate my thougts as to possible reasons: "not sayin' it's like that but it's an educated guess because sooner or later it will happen" read it up in my post and i even repeated that later again. ONLY IF !!!

that's not an assumption but the opposite of that. it means nothing else that i'm not sure, hence self-rightousness would be the opposite of not being sure, hope we at least agree on that.

good luck with solving your issue and i'm sorry that my thoughts did not apply to your case and hence were not helpful for you, albeit they were certainly meant to be ;)

BTW MRA58X is not the correct base rom, that would be: MRA58R. again i don't say it't the reason, it's just not the correct base OS with which in mind this mod was built.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] najoor:
I appreciate that you are trying to help but my problem that your starting point is that I don't do my homework before asking for help, which is wrong. I am pretty meticulous about these things and I avoid typos. MRA58X is a T-Mobile release of the MRA58R with the same Kernel and TMO customization: https://support.t-mobile.com/docs/DOC-18109

The T- Mobile kernel and what it is based on is irrelevant. This ROM overwrites that kernel anyway. The problem is how the immersive mode is handled. Have you even tried to replicate this problem on your side?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] d u o XIV:
Speaking of the X variant of 6.0, would it be worth going back to stock MRA58K so I could use the OTA to go to MRA58X? I'm on T-Mobile, but I'm using MRA58R, which may actually be Verizon's build according to the OTA thread. Everything's fine currently, but if the X update means an even-better running system with Cataclysm running on top of it all, I'm all for it.

Or should I even bother, since the December update seems to be dropping next week?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] najoor:
If you have the following working properly on R, don't bother with X, there is nothing new there:

1- WiFi calling

2- Band 12

3- Volte (used to be choppy in lollipop)
[Nexus 6 Android Development] magnamentis:
I admit that this could sound a bit like that, if it's not true, accept my apologies. sometimes it's hard to distinguish and experience can be an powerful troublemaker at times :). this is exactly what i thought reading your second post, i got the impression that you did your homework while the first post started with a blunt bug statement of which there are too many unjustified ones around. hence THAT WAS an assumption and i'm sorry that i was jumping to conclusion. all good. ;)

yes i'm immersive and don't have it in astro and rom toolbox. no idea which exact combo triggers it, just hope you find it out and report back so i can learn.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] biglilsteve:
I was able to replicate your immersive mode bug when attempting to rename a file in Root Browser. This is with the correct MRA58R base.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] magnamentis:
is it possible that it depends on the root browser or do you have any other idea what could make the difference whether it happens or not?

good to know that it happens on "R" big step forward by exclusion method :)
[Nexus 6 Android Development] biglilsteve:
I confirmed my suspicions. It happens when you are entering data into a pop up dialog. I also reproduced it in Kernel Adiutor.