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[ONE Android Development] Setting.Out:
The only non-issue is video playback on certain web videos.. Most lollipop ROMs have this issue to some extent and it doesn't show up in logs. I've tried changing settings in developers settings to no avail..
[ONE Android Development] uudruid74:
Got an example URL, cause I do pretty weird stuff and it works. Like, I use Cardboard and then Miracast the display to my TV ... in 3D!

I don't think I've found a video I couldn't play

More about me at https://eddon.systems
[ONE Android Development] Setting.Out:
I use Facebook on the web, not an app, it has imbedded videos that 90% work, some stutter, some have audio issues.. If I find another one that is funky, I'll pm you the link..
[ONE Android Development] Purerawenergy:
[MENTION=5165039]Setting.Out[/MENTION], I took you up on your challenge, check your pm bud.

Tom 2.0
[ONE Android Development] Angelcho:
I think it has something to do with the Webview library, could be outdated or something. Try downloading the update from Play Store. For web videos, I use Firefox which has shown no performance issue regarding videos
[ONE Android Development] uudruid74:
But firefox is a dead dog when it comes to CSS animations and it crashes like Windows 95 if you feed it lots of large images!

I do keep my Webview updated though, but keep Facebook blocked. Most of the Facebook videos are embedded from Youtube and play fine with html5 playback. ii bet the ones that don't play are swf

More about me at https://eddon.systems
[ONE Android Development] plasticglock:
Does this ROM include some vpn service? The reason I ask is I've got kind of odd connectivity. Beautiful widgets randomly thinks I'm in Ohio or somewhere (I'm not), and the speedtest app thinks I'm in a whole different place. The result of that speedtest just now was 7.51mbps down and 20.33mbps. I did manually change the server to a local one to me. In this area I usually get 35-45 down and around 20 up (this is a good spot.) I have not changed the modem, but I did correct an apn issue that fixed mms.

Any ideas?
[ONE Android Development] uudruid74:
There is no built-in VPN or anything that should cause those issues.

However, I routinely have weird issues like that over WiFi since the WiFi at the house is Satellite and double-NATed and there is no way of knowing where the IP is supposed to be. I actually have to turn off high accuracy mode on the GPS and use Device-Only. This isn't the ROMs fault though. The PCs have the same issue. Website's want to fill in your location as some place 3 states away.

Nor should there be anything in the ROM that would affect download speed, but I don't think anyone has done any conclusive tests. It would be great to see some real tests done, such as to a server on your local network to reduce the number of variables involved in the tests.
[ONE Android Development] uudruid74:
UPDATE: I'm Testing Badger now and there is some issue with Xposed. I'll hopefully have this resolved soon. Likely its replacing some file it should have left alone. I'll try and get this fixed tomorrow and we'll have the Update to Badger before the full release (because I test the update process and then test the clean flash so I can make sure the update goes smooth). Update will be about 180MB, dirty flash, no wiping. Should be 24 hours tops. Then another 24 for the full version. Then I'll start working on an OTA App to automate installs of the updates.
[ONE Android Development] Purerawenergy:
Just to clarify, the 11.23 build (earliest version) requires that you flash rovo's v75 zip as [MENTION=2040569]jgcaap[/MENTION] did not build the Xposed framework into the build. This build was actually something he was just "playing"around (his words) with but (after multiple tests with myself and [MENTION=5165039]Setting.Out[/MENTION]) turned out to be faster than 11.02-11.03 test versions which were my favorite builds up until those tests.

So you'll need full zip (not hacked version) for Xposed to work properly. No performance issues noted either.

Tom 2.0

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Oh Evan, which Wildlife build has 11.23 (earliest version) incorporated into it or have you gotten around to that build yet? Am reinstalling MultiRom today (in preparation for M) and needed a clean flash anyways due to waaaay too many dirty flashes plus testing the Xposed framework builds.

Thanks bud and kudos on your work here my friend!

Tom 2.0
[ONE Android Development] Purerawenergy:
Thoughts on this technology Evan?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=63974723

Tom 2.0
[ONE Android Development] uudruid74:
Aadvark is 11/08

Badger was going to be the early 11/23 build, but I got hung up on Xposed. Now 11/28 is here and I'm guessing that its based more on the early 11/23 branch than the late, so I may switch it before putting it out.

Upgrade from Aardvark to Badger will be a dirty flash and won't delete existing files, so stuff you've added will still be there. And it will be under 200MB instead of over 300.

More about me at https://eddon.systems
[ONE Android Development] uudruid74:
Its another form of two factor authentication. I prefer secure key exchange rather than dual key. No one ever mentions the fact that you can get a personal SSL key (for free) that uniquely identifies you and can be used instead of a password to identify you. Its more secure than a passcode and can't be compromised by MITM attacks or other means. And its simple, easy, and all browsers support it.

More about me at https://eddon.systems
[ONE Android Development] Purerawenergy:
Alright, thank you. I still have to setup MultiRom so I may just wait till either you or Jorge work Xposed into the build.

And I figured you would know about that 2 step verification, it looked interesting but I already have 2 step setup with password and pin.

Have a good night.

Tom 2.0
[ONE Android Development] uudruid74:
I used to use a system called SecureID many years ago. It wasn't my choice. Basically, instead of a password you have a card with a number on it and the number always changes (once every minute). And you add the pin number (memorized) to the end of the number on your card. A given number is only good once, so if you mess up, you have to wait a minute before logging in again.

It was really a pain. Two factor basically states that if you lose the device (your secureID card or your phone) you still need the password or pin. A password protected SSL key is just as good, IMHO, and a lot less trouble.

I'm gonna work on Badger after church. Should be ready by morning. And the way CM13 is going, it could be the last CM12.

More about me at https://eddon.systems
[ONE Android Development] Sanjoov:
Thanks [MENTION=5880917]uudruid74[/MENTION]. God bless you.
[ONE Android Development] Purerawenergy:
Well according to our dev thread, cm solved the data issue but a few guys flashed it last night /this morning and the problem still exists.

Without sounding patronizing towards Jorge I appreciate how he evolves with cm and Google in regards to the stability of our roms. I know there's a rush for M and a lot of progress has already been made but those other threads are full of bugs and issues (and I realize this is how things get developed) but personally if it's gonna be my daily driver it has to be functional enough for me to take care of business. As long as I've been involved with him and flashing his cm12.1 roms, I've never had system crashes, apps force closing or anything to hinder basic functions like calls and messaging. So my point is is, as bad as I want I'd rather wait for stability than be the first guy to have it. And for testing purposes I don't want to have to keep restoring "this" cm12.1 rom, it's almost 5 gigs compressed and that takes too damn long to keep restoring. For the sake of time when testing I need a small but stable cm13 backup so I can get feedback to him quicker.

His patience (and ours) means a stable rom that will perform like it should on a device that's designed to kick a$$ (the Bacon at or.)

And I've been running Windows 10 for almost a year now (through their insider program) and I like the fact that each device connected to their platform has its own unique pin as well as password through your Microsoft account. I'm toying with the idea of picking up a Windows phone so I can have my PC, Xbox and phone running on the windows platform. If I could just wrap my head around a windows phone. Yuck.

Tom 2.0
[ONE Android Development] uudruid74:
My issue is when he releases two or three builds on the same day with no way to differentiate which is which (like 11/23). And then sometimes he'll release things with a "try this", but it sounds like he didn't test it himself.

That's what this thread is for. This is for well tested builds only. Every time I try something and need to restore, I actually follow the exact instructions in this thread. I may recommend that people not backup and restore Google apps and flash gapps instead (which is what the instructions say to do anyway). Backing up trebuchet settings seems to only half way work, but I think it would have had I not changed dpi. Anyway, this ROM is supposed to be easy to restore ... don't need to flash 20 things in sequence to get it going.

I'm half tempted to make my current theme the default cause it looks a million tines better than stock. Its using fonts and icons from a deep darkness add on pack. I wish I had an OLED screen!

Anyway, I'm sick and the roads are flooded, so I'm skipping church and loading 11/28 onto my laptop to build Badger. Give it 12-18 hours so I can work it over.

More about me at https://eddon.systems
[ONE Android Development] Setting.Out:
I've been running Windows 10 since it the first beta released, from Vista (what my computer came shipped with, had to beg my wife to upgrade, I didn't tell her it was a beta..), when it came time to end beta and go full I expected to shell out some coin.. Microsoft gave me the full version for free.. ;) I looked at their phones, continuum looks cool, but their apps supported is still too low..

End of off topic.. :)

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Did the 28th compare well for you against the 23rd?..
[ONE Android Development] uudruid74:
I can't tell until I flash it and I can't flash it until I build the upgrade (to ensure it upgrades cleanly using my new update procedure) and I can't do the upgrade because I have no idea which Xposed files need to be copied.

Perfect example is libart.so. This changed from 11/23 to 11/28, but flashing Xposed would revert it to an even older libart! Do I need the one from Xposed or the latest?

I've asked jgcaap about 4 times and even sent a list of files asking which need to be Xposed versions and which need to be the latest, and I can't get a straight answer. The latest is that I'll be surprised today.

I'm REALLY FRUSTRATED and getting ready to quit. Maybe someone else can yell at him and tell him to give me some information. There really isn't anything I can do since he did this Xposed hack himself. Its not like a C or Java bug I can track down myself.

So ... we're stuck waiting.

More about me at https://eddon.systems
[ONE Android Development] Setting.Out:
Build badger with the 23rd using standard xposed, then move to caribou for the 28th.. :)
[ONE Android Development] uudruid74:
It was the 23rd that was giving issues. Using standard Xposed means adding a 4th version of libart.so into the mix.

But I was getting unresolved symbols using the 11/23 files. So I flashed the Xposed versions over it, and it took maybe 2 hours to boot. Wiped dalvik and cache, no boot at all. Finally did a clean flash of Aardvark and restored my apps with Backup+.

I don't want anyone else to go through that. It needs to be 'flash and reboot' with no other steps or complications

More about me at https://eddon.systems
[ONE Android Development] Purerawenergy:
Evan, the hacked version works fine for the 11.28 build. He only skipped building Xposed in to the two test versions on the 23rd. I know it's gotten a bit confusing for all of us but you are doing an excellent job (and service) to him and all of us so please hang in there brother. When M pops off the other thread will be blowing up and for those who aren't ready to take the plunge into 6.0, this thread will explode because this is ALL proven work, tried and tested with that extra twist by you. You know with his Masters exams here he's probably wiped out and you know he appreciates the work you've done and the way you've organized and enhanced these roms, so hang in there.

And if you need info on Xposed framework files just compare rovo's v75 zip to Macca's hacked zip and you'll see all the files he integrated into the rom.

Feel better my friend.

Tom 2.0
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
I really appologise to [MENTION=5880917]uudruid74[/MENTION] , I've not been able to read properly all messages and understood what exactly needed. Please read my PM.

I admit i got unorganized with the exams study, as i keep doing things .

Please forget about the 23th build. Doesn't make any sense on building xposed there.

To be able to build xposed we have to compile a ROM with this included:

https://github.com/jgcaaprom/android_art/tree/xposed

Since there has been no changes on ART, it is not necessary to do a new Zip file. Unless someone here is having trouble, in that case i'll make a new compilation with it.

Please let me know what you need, and again i appologise for any problem created.

Thanks
[ONE Android Development] uudruid74:
I did compare them, and almost every file has been replaced. Some of the files in the hacked ZIP were pulled from the ROM. What's the point of upgrading the ROM if you keep reinstalling an ancient version of files like libart? I need to know which files we pulled from the ROM and put into the Zip. We put them in their so that flashing Xposed wouldn't wipe them out, and now, that's exactly what we are doing! We are wiping out the new versions with the old ones in the ZIP!

I think its important to fix this so that as I put out each update file, the script that merges this stuff will continue to give us the new files and not just blindly overwrite stuff, nor would we have to make new hacked Xposed zips each time.

Make sense?

More about me at https://eddon.systems
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
The thing that i tried to explain is that the libart are the same, there were 0 changes over them.

I'll make a build for you to grab what you need and tryout. But this will only be necessary on marshmallow. On cm-12.1 the files are with exactly same code.

Sorry in case i wasn't able to share this.

Thanks for helping me.
[ONE Android Development] uudruid74:
Here is what I am seeing, just for libart.so ...

11/08 c5f7d4f0e250943096487cf22b01a7d2 libart.so

11/28 c5edc004a06d34992f4a026b62f3a8ed libart.so

hack af522477e2f68641d688a5da465df859 libart.so

So, there are 3 distinct md5sums, for 3 different files. It may be the same source (unless you forgot a change), but its definately not exactly the same object code. Flashing the hacked ZIP replaces the one in the ROM with one from an even older ROM. And the v75 version is yet ANOTHER md5! So, if there are no code changes, then maybe optimization settings, or a different compiler was used (which can change symbol table informations). Either way, I hate to try tracking down some bug, only to find the problem was that libart was overwritten with some older one! There are 3 distinct versions here! Luckily I use Linux and grabbing these files out of the images is fairly straightforward!

ALL the exposed libraries and binaries are different. And I have no idea if binaries like dex2oat need to be an exposed version or a new jgcaap version. So ... I await the test/ build! Just please make it just the xposed files if you can. Downloading these 300MB ROMs is done with my LTE bandwith and I have no Internet while my phone is booting!
[ONE Android Development] uudruid74:
On A lighter Note!

Popularity

I was just uploading jgcaap's UKM version to the download area and noticed Aardvark has been downloaded 870+ times! That doesn't count the number of users that hit jgcaap's thread and never came here or people that downloaded from my mirror (I don't keep track of downloads). This is about 10 times what I expected!

Apologies

I hope no one gets discouraged over me being frustrated. This project isn't going away and I fully understand [MENTION=2040569]jgcaap[/MENTION] has been really busy with school and M, after all, that was the whole point of this project in the first place. The issue stems from my perfectionist attitude (or maybe a psychotic obsession) and sysadmin background. Basically, I want to make sure every issue I can think of is looked into before putting it into someone else's hands. This also means creating an upgrade process that is as seemless as possible. I frequently see apps that stick special libraries or other files into the /system partition and they get clobbered when you flash a new ROM. I'm trying to do away with that, make sure we're getting the most up to date versions, and pave the way to OTA (TWRP or Philz should both work) and other features.
[ONE Android Development] :
Is kernel auditor included with this rom? If not can we use it ? Also does the kernel includes the smartmax profile?

Lastly, should i flash the latest 30th Nov build or any other?

Thanks
[ONE Android Development] uudruid74:
UKM is in download section. I don't include it in the ROM itself because I don't want to encourage people to use it. This is very much an "out of the box" type of experience and you shouldn't need to mess with it. See post ... 3? ... for tips on tweaking and related tools. Smartmax is available but I prefer blu-active and it will be the default in Badger on up.

11/30 is totally untested at this point, but it will likely be the base for Badger. I recommend flashing Aardvark (see post 1) and when updates stop being a moving target, Badger will be an easy flash (dirty, no wiping).

Generally, I'll always recommend the derivative builds from this thread unless you wanna flash a new ROM daily (or more) and end up with test builds some days, etc. I filter the noise :)

More about me at https://eddon.systems
[ONE Android Development] plasticglock:
Things have gotten worse over the last day and a half. I do not understand why. Sunday afternoon I was out of the house and noticed I had no internet connection. I found that mobile networks had been turned off, so I turned it back on. Thought it was a fluke pocket screen issue. Today I can't keep it on..

I had fixed my inability to send MMS a few days ago, and I saw it work, but now it does not work at all. (I added "hipri" to a line in my APN.)

Now if I turn Mobile Networks on I get dl speeds of .35 down. Then it turns itself back off in a minute or two.

Sometimes it can send and receive messages, sometimes not. The phone call function seems to work all the time?

I found some workaround stuff on the onplus forums from august. I tried the thing where you reset apns to default, then go into the dialer and *#*#4636#*#* and do some manual stuffs. No effect.

I came home and flashed a couple different modem files. They eliminated all my APN's. I created a new APN (based on the wifes phone) and it gave me some message about I don't have permission to do that or something. I'm now looking at dirty flashing Aardvark again to see if it gets me back to the semi functional state I was in last week..

Issue 2, (this may be my fault with TiBu) the Google Play Store updated last week and now curtain apps are untouchable. GPS Status and Toolbox for example. This app wanted to update but the play store crashed every time I tried it. I had another few apps doing the same thing but got them to update by removing the play store update, letting it go back to the original version I got from TK gapps. GPS Status cannot even be installed from the play store now. I don't get it.

I've had a rough go lately, not with the phone, just in general. If I cannot recover this what would you recommend to flash to get everything back to an operational state? On a samsung a few years ago I would be using Odin to go back to a rooted stock build as a base to start over. Is there something like this for 1+?
[ONE Android Development] uudruid74:
Yeah, the usual "flash this to fix everything" is to flash ColorOS, make sure it boots, then wipe it and flash your OS of choice.

As for GPS Status and Toolbox, I use the app myself and have it backed up. There is an update on Play, but I'm about to flash my phone into a Zombie (testing Badger) so updating now is pointless. But I could send you the APK off my backup if you can't get Play to give it to you. I haven't upgraded to Pro so it's still distributable I would think. I'll try the upgrade after my Badger update.
[ONE Android Development] Purerawenergy:
Try these settings for your APN.

Go to T-mobile and change name to exactly that, T-mobile. Not fast t-mobile or any other variation.

Change the apn name below that to epc.t-mobile.com.

Change your MMSC to this.

http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc

Tom 2.0
[ONE Android Development] plasticglock:
[MENTION=3298644]uud[/MENTION]roid74, I will install colorOS today. I appreciate the recommendation. As for that gps app, I don't really need it right now. I was only using it as an example to demonstrate the weirdness of the updated play store app on my current install. I do appreciate the offer for the back up.

[MENTION=5956955]Purerawenergy[/MENTION], I am on At$t. I copied the apn that is currently in use on my wife's Galaxy s5 active, but I did not make the name match.. Her apn is named "attnexgenphone" or something close to that. My phone had pre selected "att wap" I think. There were about 12 att specific apns in the phone. Right now there are none lol. The message I got when I tried to save the new apn was "this user not permitted to make changes" or something. I feel dumb for not having backed up my apn's. I should know better than that.

Late last night I backed up my apps, texts, and made a full copy of the user partition on my phone on my home computer. So today I am rocking an old blue galaxy s4. The OPO is going to be purely a flash project today, and it's completely backed up so I'm ready for anything. Going to do some reading on ColorOS and clean installing.

Oh, and just a thought. My previous ROM was BlissPop build from July 05, 2015. I am thinking it might not have been fully CM based. That might explain why my phone doesn't pass the "bacon" check, and I have to delete it from rom's before they will flash. It might explain the odd problems I have too.

Thank you both for your assistance.
[ONE Android Development] plasticglock:
[MENTION=3298644]uud[/MENTION]roid74, just to be sure, by coloros do you mean the rom here? https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/latest-coloros-mod.261689/
[ONE Android Development] Purerawenergy:
I know this goes against the grain for power users but (and embarrassing as it is for me to actually admit) I finally had to call t-mobile and get the apn settings from them because for almost a month I just could not figure it out. Since they were the only carrier supporting the opo and the phone came from overseas they had a special apn for these phones and the settings they gave me were NOT listed in the default presets or anywhere for that matter. So you may want to call customer service (you don't have to tell anyone you called for tech support, it will be our secret ?) and see what they recommend. It may save you some time and grief and maybe that info will trickle down through XDA. Good luck.

Tom 2.0
[ONE Android Development] Setting.Out:
Ha ha ha.. You had to call customer support.. ;p Good thing no one knows about the time my non tech savvy wife fixed my phone.. I too had issues with apns so my wife found the correct ones for me, I looked, but she found.. :)
[ONE Android Development] Purerawenergy:
So problem solved?

Tom 2.0
[ONE Android Development] Setting.Out:
Yes, don't tell my wife, but she's smarter than me.. :)