yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Dark_Eyes_:
Expected behavior would be that a single press in the quick bar (before it's expanded in qs tiles) toggles on/off, and the expanded behavior is to show the list of available devices. But I agree with you that the switch toggle doesn't work. It seems to be a lineage bug because I haven't touched that in a while. I'll take a look myself though.

Lol, don't know what's up with that. Since you dirty flashed caf over aosp, I'll say it's because of that. Definitely funny though, but unless you're get that on a clean flash I'll not investigate. I'm glad you like caf btw ;)
[Nexus 5 Android Development] vurey:
Cleared data and cache of the Settings app, which fixed the problem. Seems like I got away with dirty flashing CAF with no unwanted side effects! ;)
[Nexus 5 Android Development] zhwp:
With 02/12 release，LineageOS Settings keeps stopping when I attempt to change date format in status bar settings. maybe it's a bug. or a single case.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Tornado15550:
[MENTION=5445418]Dark_Eyes_[/MENTION] Every single time I reboot the device, a ton of apps are automatically removed (the ones most recently installed/updated). Today the OS was erased upon boot-up causing a bootloop until I re-flashed it in TWRP.

Is this a symptom of the flash storage failing? Any suggestions? I'm thinking of reformatting all the partitions and doing a clean install this weekend. Also my /data and /cache partitions are formatted as f2fs, should I switch back to ext4?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] TomiLynch:
I flashed this great rom on a friends Nexus 6P today and we noticed the same bug. (I haven't got it on my Nexus 5 cause i'm on 01/23 release).

Btw, he was absolutely in love with the rom, same as me, thanks [MENTION=5445418]Dark_Eyes_[/MENTION]
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Dark_Eyes_:
That's definitely not normal lol. I don't think the file system has anything to do with that though, so you can probably stay on f2fs if you like. I'd wait a bit before clean flashing, I'm preparing a totally new build + gapps that will be ready in the coming days (if all goes well)!
[Nexus 5 Android Development] WSeb:
I have the same problem this morning : bootloop (CAF version). I think this is linked to this commit in lineageOS : https://review.lineageos.org/#/c/160860/

However I don't know why it appears only today.

I don't want to reflash system after every reboot, what should I do to avoid it ?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] krombopulos:
moving the Bluetooth toggle to the initial quick settings has returned its normal toggle function. it seems like it goes to the list of devices when used in the expanded quick settings.

As a side note, I can't find the option to remove the brightness slider from expanded quick settings, maybe I'm just being stupid though.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Dark_Eyes_:
I looked at the qs code a bit yesterday, and it indeed should open a list of available device when single pressing the expanded qs tile. It's the same behavior for the wifi tile. In the quick bar if you will, when it's not yet expanded, there is a special single click behavior that toggles on/off wifi and Bluetooth.

As for brightness slider, I didn't implement the ability to remove it. I'll look into adding this eventually, but not in the near future as I'm working on the reborn version ;)
[Nexus 5 Android Development] mkoev:
I just want to say that with CAF version things are much more normal. I can clearly see now that it's google services that does the most drain (as lots of you have mentioned). I did not bother to update it, because I saw it does not really help. It's a bit odd that the AOSP version did not even show me the correct battery drainers...it would show some statistics (like whatsapp 2%, chrome 5%, etc) but when I add everything up I would miss around 10-15-20%...they just don't add up , they are missing from the stats:) Maybe a bug, or maybe lack of knowledge from my side. Anyway, with CAF it's better. Looking forward to the reborn version:)
[Nexus 5 Android Development] lionheartk:
Maybe we need a GAPP's update :P
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Hugo9191:
I'm noticing an unusual battery consumption on the 12/02 build. The one before really was great btw! I am losing about 5% battery during the night, even with airplane mode, no wifi and everything (basically) in hibernation (this never happened before)
[Nexus 5 Android Development] GopalKaul:
We hope for dark ROM reborn..
[Nexus 5 Android Development] dagasp10:
Which is better? Caf or not? Thanks
[Nexus 5 Android Development] mobile_sensei:
How I Prospered...

This ROM is by far the best ROM I've used yet on Hammerhead & that's saying a lot when you compare it to Pure Nexus & Oct OS. I didn't want to install the TWRP-CAF so I simply edited the update script in the CAF ROM (You could just take the update script from the non-CAF build of the ROM & replace the one in the CAF version). I Clean installed, flashed ROM, Dary Eyes GAPPS, Extras, then ChainFire's root package, wiped cache/dalvik again & rebooted. Everything is very smooth, super snappy, everything works - zero glitches, all the features I want/need are here (Pixel Launcher, Google Assistant, etc.) & battery life is fine. I don't use What's App or Snapchat, so I can't speak to those, but everything else I've tried is fine.

I Can't believe the difference that CAF makes in responsiveness. Having Viper pre-installed is excellent, and I've even worked out a method to get the CAF version to pass safety net. My only suggestion is if you're going to run a CAF ROM is that you install a thermal pad, especially if you are going to play with the kernel.

Big Thumbs Up & Huge Thank You to DarkEyes! I hope you plan to keep this ROM maintained for a long time my friend, & Thanks again!! :D

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Try Francisco's Servicely! HERE

And BuildProp Tweaks HERE

Once Micro GMS is upgraded for Nougat that will be a huge battery saver also.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] ramiwi:
:confused: Thermal pad for CAF rom? Why? Can you please elaborate on this?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Tornado15550:
So the comment in the commit states that formatting /data partition is a "must". If that means the issue will be fixed, I'll try it out tonight and report back.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Dark_Eyes_:
Thanks for trying it out. I was a bit afraid things like that would happen now that myfluxi has stepped away. No offense to experience7, he is still new to this, and to be honest I don't think many devs still working on the n5 even come close to myfluxi. Anyway, I might revert to the last "stable" kernel state when building the reborn version. That should fix this problem.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] dagasp10:
Why i don't have dark mode?

EDIT: Ok, ignore me
[Nexus 5 Android Development] itazchu:
Android os indeed consume high battery drain. This is stats from bbs in 6 hours (1 hour active for light browsing and email and 5 hours idle last night) went from 100% to 74%. Latest aosp version with blu spark kernel.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] kmem:
Anyone else have problems with developer options? It just hangs for me.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] xpose17:
Need the original kernel
[Nexus 5 Android Development] GopalKaul:
How to pass safety net on CAF?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] mobile_sensei:
Because it runs a little hotter, especially when it's overclocked to the max.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] jamsblast:
normal calls and whatsapp sound messages work?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] MuhammadHesa:
Dev i have a suggestion how about plug in and out sound seperated? Just like windows that have different sound when plug in and out :)
[Nexus 5 Android Development] TomiLynch:
I really don't want to be a pain in the ass. I love your rom so i'm now just looking into the very small ditails for perfection. Do you think you could add into the reborn version a 20 step option in sound steps to make the gap between 15 and 30 a little bit smaller?

And my second question is: after modifying the quick settings columns, can the quick settings edit be modified accordingly? Because they alwais remain in 3 columns.

I don't know how much work this is for you, so you migh as well forget about it, but if not, it would be very apreciated.

Thank you for this awsome work!!
[Nexus 5 Android Development] krombopulos:
for more quick settings columns, goto the main settings menu, find status bar options and you can change the quick settings columns in there.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] TomiLynch:
Thank you but that's not what I mean. I have changed quick settings columns to 4 in that way, buth after that, when pulling the notification bar down and pressing the pencil to edit them, they are showed in 3 columns.

It would be awsome if the edition screen would change automatically according to number of columns you set.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Afnantahir:
I am facing a weird issue after the latest build through delta. Sometimes my mobile takes 5 minutes to restart or turn on and sometimes only few seconds.(when i restart or turn it off myself)
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Tornado15550:
So I decided to factory reset, but I think my /data partition itself got corrupted somehow because TWRP was having issues formatting it. So I ended up using fastboot to reformat all the partitions back to ext4 and reinstalled Dark ROM CAF and things have been working great! All the minor issues I was having were resolved and all of my apps persist through multiple reboots. Thank you so much for your hard work on this ROM! It truly does show! :)
[Nexus 5 Android Development] mkoev:
Any chance installing themes that require full substratum support ( and don't support legacy) --> dna dark project?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] willyinpr4u:
This is after changing it to 4 column. You don't change it by tapping the pencil, you have to tap settings>status bar>quick settings column or something along those lines.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] TomiLynch:
Yup, i've done that. My quick settings looks just like that, but now tap on the pencil to add, remove or re-arange the tiles and it will be shown in 3 columns, not 4 or 5.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] willyinpr4u:
I think that is because its the edit mode, but once you go back it should still stay on the number of icons per line. But I understand what you want, when you tap the pencil to edit you still want to see the 4 or 5 per line icons. And it make sense.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] TomiLynch:
That's what I mean. As I sayed before, I'm looking into small ditails because I love everything else about the rom. It's just a matter of making re-arangeing the tiles easyer, but it's not necesary in any way. I still love the rom just how it is and will continue to use it for a long time.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] mobile_sensei:
I repaired file structure before installing & like you I've had zero problems.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] GopalKaul:
??this rom rocks!!
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Pshemo__:
It's better to not ask ETA, just be patient :)
[Nexus 5 Android Development] GopalKaul:
This ROM ROCKS!!?????????
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Dark_Eyes_:
Update

Guys,

I'm done with updating the gapps package. I'll release a test build soon that will look pretty much like pure lineage. I'll need a few people to test and report how battery life goes. Should I release AOSP or CAF?

Thanks in advance guys!
[Nexus 5 Android Development] willyinpr4u:
I'm on CAF, if there would be any changes to flashing the ROM, let us know. I'm willing to test it out.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Tornado15550:
CAF please! :)

Edit: Here is a direct link to the updated gapps. I couldn't find it earlier, so hopefully it's easier for people to find it now.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] mobile_sensei:
CAF 1st PLEASE & THANK YOU! xD
[Nexus 5 Android Development] MuhammadHesa:
Does anyone have issue about volume button wake?

Edit: just ignore me solved by reboot
[Nexus 5 Android Development] itazchu:
I will test aosp if you release it.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] VnnAmed:
First Impressions

smooth

easy to set up

nice font and font size in status bar
[Nexus 5 Android Development] mkoev:
Any chance to get OMS support on the reborn version? Or is it just not doable?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] GopalKaul:
CAF please for testing. Can you re enable flags required for volte in it? It is disabled on my CAF
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Dark_Eyes_:
I'm considering it, since CMTE isn't merged yet, and I don't see it around in gerrit much either. I really am at the crossroads here with dark rom and I'll probably take a few steps back to think about what I'm doing with this project. The tests I've done on my own phone seems to still have the battery drain, and I don't want to spend endless hours trying to fix it if it's not on me specifically. Plus February security updates are not even merged in the lineage source yet. At this pace, it will be best to skip it and merged March security update lol.

I guess what I'm trying to say is that I'm not convinced lineage is a good base for a rom anymore, and I might as well start from pure aosp and depend on nobody but Google lol. That would mean the end of CAF though, and it's the main reason why I haven't made the switch yet. That and the tremendous amount of work it represents.

By the way, new gapps package is out in the BETA section on the server. It can be used with any builds. Please report if you have any issues with it.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] DarkCaine:
Can I just dirty flash it over 02/12 build with the gapps you provided before?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] mkoev:
I see, I see. The battery drain is indeed an issue and if that comes because of LineageOS then there's indeed no sense in banging your head against the wall :)) Can't test the beta builds yet since I use my phone for work, but when the weekend comes I will be happy to do some QA :D Can I just flash Gapps without having to flash anything else ? Or is that just a dumb idea?

p.s. Even in AOSP Darkrom is still the best out there so end of CAF is not the worst thing that could happen. :D
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Dark_Eyes_:
About gapps, flashing them on top would probably work, but the best practice would be to go in recovery, wipe system, cache and dalvik cache (NOT data), dirty flash the ROM and then flash GAPPS (and any other packages you want, like SuperSU and the likes). It should work fine, but take a backup first in case something ends up messed up. I started from scratch with this package and didn't specifically try to make it compatible with the old one.

By the way, I decided to included the Google Camera v3.2 that has a different signature, so the PlayStore won't tell you to update it. I haven't tested it yet though, so just tell me if it works ;)
[Nexus 5 Android Development] DarkCaine:
So the apps I've won't get lost after I wipe the system partition, right?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Dark_Eyes_:
Nope, they are on the data partition.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] malikou:
Lineage hear you, they did a huge rebase, maybe you have to wait before switching to aosp ... In sime time skipping the tremendous amount of work ;)

http://lineageos.org/Last-Week-in-LineageOS-2/

By the way thanks for your awesome rom
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Tornado15550:
[MENTION=5445418]Dark_Eyes_[/MENTION]

I agree with malikou. The Lineage features included with this ROM are really nice, and I'd hate to see them gone if the ROM were to be rebased on AOSP. Once the LineageOS rebase on CAF 7.1 is completed, and the February patches are officially merged in, can you release an updated Dark ROM with the latest LineageOS commits?

To all the users complaining about bad battery life, you can just state that it's a LineageOS issue and that there's nothing you can do about it until Lineage fixes it. I've had no issues with battery life since I performed a factory reset. Things have been buttery smooth on the CAF build.

I'd just hate to see you work harder to build from AOSP and have a ROM without LineageOS features.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] fKm:
Install the right recovery (hammerheadcaf).

Do you consider uploading your work to github [MENTION=5445418]Dark_Eyes_[/MENTION]?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] NooBs7yL3:
I'm deciding what nougat rom to flash, how sot are you having?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] klarkent:
I always get this when I use Chromecast... It's quite annoying.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] DiavoloPowa:
Guy you have to flash hammerheadcaf twrp (I advise you to download latest one) and make a full wipe ( /system /data /cache /dalvik-cache). Remember to download from dev site latest GApps and extra stuff if you want stock cm apps or AudioFX instead of V4A

This ROM is yet rooted so you don't have to flash Super SU latest binaries
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Passaralho:
Bluetooth in car very erratic for me.

It works, then don't, then only streaming audio and no calls, than calls look like working but sound only on phone speaker, than doesn't end call on car but already ended on phone... Very strange...

Sent from my 'Pixel' Nexus 5 from Tapatalk app
[Nexus 5 Android Development] krombopulos:
I'm also getting this when I cast.

Also getting some stuttering during music playback on wired headphones. But it's intermittent.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] akmalazim:
Looks like it's not installed !

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I'll wait for the next update :p
[Nexus 5 Android Development] DiavoloPowa:
As have I said in a previous post, SOT depends by several things, so it's not possible to give you reports, just try to set your apps or kernel settings as you wish for get wondered sot

Remember that Android 7.1 suffers of battery drain on Nexus 5, becuase it's not optimizated for our device, maybe with further updates it will be gone.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Crucio32000:
That's true but so far this rom has performed nicely on every standpoint. Had been texting, Facebook, seeing the beginning of the end of USA live and browsing under WiFi and still got juice to avoid charging before going out of work(more than 50%).

Anlther thing to say is that our nexus device has a very limited battery capacity therefore I do not expect to reach more than 3h-4h sot.

Long story short, your build has increased this device life expectancy as I was about to change it for a more powerful device.

Thank you so much for this. I really appreciate what are you doing here
[Nexus 5 Android Development] XDleader555:
You need to flash hammerhead caf recovery to install this rom

https://dl.twrp.me/hammerheadcaf/

Edit: Forgot to refresh before posting, sorry
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Albieri[SPAM]:
How many MB is free in memory with no app open (system only)?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Dark_Eyes_:
If it would be useful to others yeah. Problem is, as I've said, that my local repos are messy, and unfortunately I don't always keep authorship (I'm lazy), so I'd rather not publish all of it, or at least not before I clean them a bit. Why are you asking?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] fKm:
Because I like to build myself and try to optimize it [emoji2]
[Nexus 5 Android Development] ndarkside93:
I know it's not too important as a developer, but is there anyway we could get a few different CPU governors. I'm a fan of Wheatley and Darkness. If you can't, or won't do it that's fine. Thanks for a wonderful ROM, in my opinion easily the smoothest and best nougat ROM for Nexus 5.

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I couldn't tell you exactly. But it was only using 675MB when booted from a clean install, so 1.2GB Free
[Nexus 5 Android Development] santi1993:
[MENTION=5445418]Dark_Eyes_[/MENTION] can u explain how u fixed the camera please? and update sources of ur rom, i want to try build pie and slim recents!

for who was having scrolling lag, disable hw overlays or enable force gpu rendering (dont recommend that one)
[Nexus 5 Android Development] alsheron:
Just a bit of quick feedback having used the latest build since it was made available:

So I've been having issues with (the new?) AudioFX with the latest 11/06 build. Playing Spotify there seems to be a problem with the audio not actually processing in a weird inconsistent way. I've tried toggling on and off within AudioFX to test and there's definitely an issue of sorts. One thing that was interesting was if I switched between AudioFX and Spotify using the multitasking switcher (square button), when switching *to* AudioFX with Spotify running in the background, the processing from AudioFX would at that point suddenly start working. Switching away or skipping tracks it then stops working. Maybe it's not being kept in memory? I'm wondering if there's some issue here with AudioFX running in the background (maybe to do with AudioFX or maybe this build of CM14?) Aside from that (I may be imagining things but pretty sure) the audio in general both from earphones and the speaker too doesn't seem as good "quality" i.e. clarity as even the previous build of this CM14 ROM or the CM13 builds. Very vague, I know, but for example, I'm hearing much more audible background "hiss" (noise) on quieter audio tracks than before. The speaker seems more distorted somehow too. Could this be to do with the kernel maybe and it's audio "stuff" being somehow different? I'm going to try to use (overwrite in the priv-app directory - would that even work?) the old AudioFX apk from previous zip files to see if that helps but just thought I'd mention.

Aside from audio issues, I have also noticed (on a completely clean flash) that smoothness and battery life don't seem as good as the previous build either. Previous build was very nicely smooth and gave relatively good battery life too. No idea why, but it's quite noticeable a change with this build. Sorry to be so unhelpfully vague with this and again may just be issues with the particular CM14 sources being built off? If there's any way of providing more specifics let me know. Otherwise, understand this is super early stuff so just waiting for any upcoming builds to try out and see if stuff works itself out. Thanks!
[Nexus 5 Android Development] krombopulos:
Using alucard hotplug, I had reduced the minimum number of cpu to 1, I've since upped this to 2 and haven't had any stuttering.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] kamarush:
Check CM review for AV hacks.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Lacrymosa222:
Very nice rom ;)
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Dark_Eyes_:
When I'm done with it, I don't think it will be possible to optimize it more lol.

I like your enthusiasm, but what you want to do is hard, especially if you have never built a ROM before. I can help you a bit along the way, but first set up a build environment, then build a pure cm13, then we'll talk lol. Even building cm14 at the moment isn't straightforward.
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Dark_Eyes_:
CAF Test build is up!

Guys,

I just pushed a CAF test build. It is mostly stock Lineage with a little Dark ROM flare, but no custom features other than the ones that come with Lineage. Please do a complete clean flash with this version and flash with my latest GAPPS. You can flash root, but I'd like if you could try the ROM like that without flashing other mods (to prevent interference). Then use normally, and keep an eye out for the dreaded Android OS / Lineage OS drain.

It's here : https://basketbuild.com/devs/Dark_Eyes_/DARK_ROM/BETA

You'll notice the security patch is back to January, because I wanted to take the Lineage source as is, and February hasn't been merged yet.

Thanks for trying it out and reporting.