yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] shan10:
I would really love to have a screenshot gesture like three finger screenshots or can anyone suggest me a good alternative I tried many apps but all of them support shaking which is problematic as it tends to take screenshots when I am walking with my phone in my hand.

Edit:Found a way to enable it there is an app called GMD gesture control which works like a charm
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] naa2773:
Asked and answered about 10 times already on this thread. Try searching as the moderator suggested.

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Hmm, can't help then I'm afraid. I use open gapps nano. Photos works fine and Gboard did while I used it but I'm back to SwiftKey, which is where I always end up.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] ViP!Λ:
Best Rom for Onyx by far...:good::good::good:
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] Rebellion12:
I tried that before asking but the instructions were confusing. If you know how to do it can you tell me?
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] naa2773:
I'm afraid someone else will have to help if you can't get on with the other instructions on this thread as I use the hardware buttons as I prefer the extra screen space.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] adity:
I've been away from scene since the past few months.

Rom is great but I have a small query.

I am getting worse cell network compared to OOS. Losing signal frequently. Is there any known fix or workaround I don't know about?
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] GoogleLover75:
I'm facing the same challenges with mobile signal reception (namely on LTE) when the signal strength changes frequently, oftentimes disappearing completely for a few seconds. This was also reported by a couple of other users. I'm.gonna experiment with this further in the next few days as it is my daily driver now.

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I'm using OpenGApps Stock with a custom config file to select the packages I need including Google Photos, Google Phone and Pixel Launcher (among some other Google apps to replace default AOSP ROM apps). I can share the file I used once I'm on my computer if this can be helpful/useful.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] siniranji:
The best ROM, I ever tried, battery backup is awesome... the best part is when the phone is switched off and plug the charger in, you get the charging indicator which others miss out. Here everything is taken care of, I think one plus company stop employing developers and donate something for this cool guys who invest their valuable time in developing such rock solid ROMs which OEMs dare to deliver. Totally impressed and I love to retain this ROM in my one plus X. One small doubt, so far while using VOLTE based SIMs, I find it very difficult to configure APN settings, whenever I restart my phone. Is it normal or is there any problem with my handset.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] GoogleLover75:
I've managed to do it after doing some research and reading, and being a complete newbie myself, I thought about sharing what worked for me (without root):

Boot into TWRP recovery and copy the following files to your SDCard: "build.prop" file from under "/system" file and "synaptics-rmi.kl" from under "/system/usr/keylayout"

Reboot your phone and connect it to your computer via USB so you can edit these files.

To enable soft navigation keys: edit build.prop file and add the following line to the end: qemu.hw.mainkeys=0

To disable hardware keys, edit "synaptics-rmi.kl" to look as follows:

#key 139 APP_SWITCH VIRTUAL

#key 158 BACK VIRTUAL

#key 172 HOME VIRTUAL

key 143 WAKEUP VIRTUAL

Note: if you're on Windows, DO NOT USE notepad. Use Wordpad instead to edit the above files. If you're on Mac, any text editor such as TextEdit should be just fine.

Now it's time to copy the files back to their location using TWRP:

Reboot into TWRP recovery.

Mount system partition in read/write mode so you can make changes under the /system partition.

Copy the modified files back to their respective locations.

WARNING! You're not done yet! If you skip the below, your device will be stuck in a boot loop!

Final thing to do before rebooting: using your TWRP file manager, you need to use chmod to change the permissions for the build.prop file under /system to 0644

I hope that helps.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] elvis303:
Really? Coming from the Sultan ROM I found battery life to be terrible on this one. Also laggy and slow. I'll probably go back or try lineage.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] smayor:
I had a full wipe and installed last built and today I've encountered the same data connection issue of past build. when I'm out of wifi zone telephone don't switch to data mobile. I have to reboot.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] smeroni68:
Have you checked on Developer Options these settings?

Sent from Xiaomi Mi5 Pro on JDCTeam AOSP
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] smayor:
They are all disabled. I have to enable data to always on? Does this affect battery usage?
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] smeroni68:
Aggressive wifi to cellular...

Sent from Xiaomi Mi5 Pro on JDCTeam AOSP
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] JaviQB-AST:
Testing this rom by now.

Really laggy, some apps (365scores 4ex.) is terrible. Kernel issue? is there any other kernels available?

Camera really great.

Good effort. I think that with the kernel tuned this is the one.

(it is so easy to talk and flash.... :) )
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] TECCC:
No lag anyways, since a week even with lowered cpu frequency
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] JaviQB-AST:
It must be my terminal...

Thanks for your reply.

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And this one too...
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] naa2773:
All nougat ROMs have worse battery than sultan's mm build in my experience. You have to decide what it is you want.

Personally I prefer the fact that the camera here works properly and has panorama mode.

Having said that I find battery on this ROM to be decent and not much worse than sultan's mm.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] dchrono:
You've peeked my curiosity, I have managed 4.5 hrs of sot with lite usage and 3.5 sot otherwise. Lite usage would include YouTube, chrome, telegram, dialer, Gmail. Heavy usage would include Netflix, a TV app and Word, file transfers (ftp) ... All over WiFi. I don't use Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram ... Don't connect over data.

How is your experience on sultan? and how does it compare with this rom?
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] naa2773:
It's hard to say really. I find any of the measures to be of little use as they depend so much on other factors such as screen brightness, signal strength, amount of time on data, or WiFi, periods of inactivity etc.

The gauge I use is how much battery do I have left at the end of the day, assuming that my usage patterns are basically the same, certainly they will average out.

As such I used to have 60% left on sultan (I'm a lite user!) and 55% on JDC.

If you really want SOT I get about 3.5, and it was much the same on sultan. But I do live in a low signal area (in fact it's currently showing between 0 and 1 bar of signal.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] dchrono:
True, true ... All in all I'd say these two devs have topped out the battery specs on this device. ... Thanks
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] GoogleLover75:
To the ROM gurus out there, I'm facing a force close issue with the OP camera, so I was wondering if I'm the only one. Here's how I can reproduce it (every single time).

1)Open OP camera.

2)Go to panorama mode

3)Tap the X in the upper left corner (without taking any panorama shot)

...and voila... "Camera has stopped".

Please let me know whether this can be reproduced or not. If it's just me, then I can go ahead and learn how to take a log.

P.S: I've granted camera all permissions, and have even tried clearing the app data and cache to no avail.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] Mayeen:
No such problem here. Try a clean flash:)
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] GoogleLover75:
I don't even know how to do a "dirty" flash. It was a clean flash after deleting system, data, cache and even the entire internal storage... So I believe it doesn't get any cleaner than that :)

I believe it is time for me to brush up my skills on log capturing...
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] jchen12:
In the last build, shake to dismiss alarm worked. I clean flashed the latest and I tried shake and flip to dismiss alarm but it doesn't work. Does shake to dismiss alarm work for you? Thanks
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] GoogleLover75:
I was not aware of such a feature. Is that an available option in the stock Clock app? I'm personally using Google Clock app that doesn't have such a feature as far as I know (unless if I'm missing something)
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] No-New-Phone:
Camera works great here, no fc.

Gesendet von meinem ONE E1003 mit Tapatalk
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] smeroni68:
Seems other users has no problems as you reported.

Suggestion is to dirty flash only the rom zip.

Dirty means, go to recovery and flash without any wipe the rom file and reboot.

This operation will clean itself the system partition without any loosing of data or gapps you already installed. Flash will do itself a backup of gapps (if you used a supported package with backup file) and restore them after system update.

Hope it will solve your problems.

Sent from Xiaomi Mi5 Pro on JDCTeam AOSP
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] GoogleLover75:
Did you try the exact same steps?
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] naa2773:
Working fine for me too. I dirty flashed the last build too.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] GoogleLover75:
Grazie mille!

I'll give it a try once I have some time after doing a full backup (just in case things get messed up since I'm now using it as my daily driver)
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] smeroni68:
Do not be afraid... a backup it is good... but dirty flash it's safer.

And it took a couple of minutes.

Sent from Xiaomi Mi5 Pro on JDCTeam AOSP
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] GoogleLover75:
OK it worked.... but then, not really :)

Here's what I've done:

1) Backed up everything (just in case)

2) Dirty flashed the ROM (yes! I now know what that means) :)

3) Rebooted, tested Panorama and concluded that the problem was solved...

However, dirty flashing removed software nav keys and re-enabled hardware keys. Since I'm not really a hardware button guy, I have edited again the /system/build.prop to enable soft keys and disabled hardware keys in /system/synaptics-rmi.kl.

After rebooting, I found out that the OP camera has started to force-close again like it used to when exiting Panorama mode.

Conclusion: either enabling the soft nav keys or disabling the h/w keys has a detrimental effect on OP Camera.

To be honest, between OP Camera force-closing on Panorama (which I never use) or Pixel-style soft keys, I will choose Pixel soft navigation keys any day! :)

Thanks again for the useful info. Although this did not really solve the issue, but at least I've learned something new from you guys... I feel that I'm starting to become flashoholic :)
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] seacowx:
Dirty flash (DF) basically means flashing over existing ROM without doing factory reset OR wipe system, data (though cache/dalvikART should be wiped after for less errors). Since you've done clean flashed it should be no further issues on paper.

My suggestion..No need to DF, Try just 'clear data' of camera app and re-open the camera. If FC still occur then 'clear data' of camera app once again (don't open app) and directly go to twrp do a wipe "dalvik/cache" ONLY and reboot. Try open camera again.

→To grab a log (per app log cat) i'm using logcat extreme ↓

Head over this thread and just follow the guide ↓

https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1513166

Edit; Ignore my post. *I've missed your post above
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] jchen12:
yea its the stock app, i really like that feature. I just want to know if it works for other people since it doesnt anymore for me
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] GoogleLover75:
Sorry buddy, I can't really help here since I replaced every single stock/AOSP app with its Google equivalent including clock, calendar, calculator, contacts, messages (Android Messages), dialer (Google Phone), email (Gmail), Gallery (Google Photos) and even Launcher3 (Pixel Launcher) using a custom gapps-config file applied to OpenGApps. (I wish Google Camera worked for me, I would have ditched both OnePlus Camera and Camera2 altogether).

If it wasn't for the Camera, my phone looks pretty much like a Google Pixel.

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On the contrary, thanks for the detailed clarification. After all, I'm still a newbie (but learning fast...;))
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] mvalda01:
Stock app. Use the menu on the top right of the screen > Settings > Alarms and there you are.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] smeroni68:
Thanks for your report... when we will add the switch for navbar and hw key, we have something other to check [MENTION=4854637]CheckYourScreen[/MENTION]... [emoji23]

Sent from Xiaomi Mi5 Pro on JDCTeam AOSP
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] GoogleLover75:
That's the least I can do to marginally contribute to the awesome work you guys have done so far.

In fact, after using the ROM for a couple of days, I have shared my thorough feedback with [MENTION=4854637]CheckYourScreen[/MENTION] in private, and I'm pretty much sure that he's going to hate me until the end of times because of that :)
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] CheckYourScreen:
Nope, i dont hate anyone.

Its just that i dont have time and server to work on and the team is well aware of that.

I cant even compile and ship a new build until i get a new server.

So you gotta wait.. :)
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] GoogleLover75:
No rush mate. I have an excellent working daily driver. Future enhancements are mostly cosmetic
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] jchen12:
Thanks, but I know where the settings are and do have it on. So you are saying it works for you? This is weird, I clean flashed this latest and the shaking doesnt dismiss the alarm anymore unlike the last version
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] click2abhi:
Does this ROM have partial screenshot ?? If yes, how can i enable it ? On Tesla i was able to take a partial screenshot by holding down the screenshot option from the power menu.

Would appreciate your help.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] GoogleLover75:
I'm afraid not. I just tried to tap and hold screenshot on the power menu, but it doesn't seem to do anything (except for taking a normal screenshot).

Note that this ROM, at the core, is supposed to be as close to stock/Nexus/Pixel as possible (with the exception of a few subtle unintrusive tweakings); therefore, there are no fancy features or add-ons.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] bagufix:
its funny because i cant play need for speed no limit on this rom, app crash when i try start racing [MENTION=4854637]CheckYourScreen[/MENTION]
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] Kolio_xda:
Thanks devs. The room is really smooth. I like it so far. Is there a way to configure long press actions on hardware keys? For example long press home to turn off screen.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] GoogleLover75:
Yes there is, but oddly the settings for that are under Display > HW Button Customization.

I hope that helps.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] seros:
Does anyone else find that apps are removed/disappear from the 'recent apps' list quite aggressively?

Coming from CM13+Arsenic, this is the only rom I've tried so not sure if it's just a Nougat thing?
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] dheepak10:
I'm noticing that the signal bar randomly shows an X mark while network type is still displayed as LTE. During this time the mobile data is off.

Usually notice this after turning the screen on when the mobile has been idling for a long time.

After turning on the screen, data does not come back unless I force network switch by toggling the airplane mode.

Have noticed this happening with WiFi as well (X mark on WiFi indicator), but WiFi is tired when screen is turned on.

Not sure if this is a bug
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] GoogleLover75:
I have faced similar issues with the mobile signal (particularly with LTE) which I never had on Oxygen OS.

I haven't reached a firm conclusion yet, but you can potentially experiment changing the Preferred Network Type under

Settings > About phone > Status > Phone info.

For the WiFi, you can try changing the Agressive WiFi to Cellular option under Developer settings.

I hope this will help.

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It is primarily a Nougat thing (if you're coming from Marshmallow).

Check this article which supports my thinking:

http://www.androidpolice.com/2016/0...cluded-in-switcher-and-quick-switch-shortcut/
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] seros:
Thanks, it appears that's the same issue as it's most noticeable first thing in the morning. And annoyingly it still does it even if there's less than 7 apps.

It may not be related, but I'm pretty sure when it kicks Gmail out I stop getting notifications for new emails. Will have to monitor it and see...

Edit: Just noticed the little padlock icon on apps in the recent list so will give that a try....
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] GoogleLover75:
Hi all,

I have noticed that mic input/recording in WhatsApp is still relatively low, althought that was supposed to be fixed in the latest build. The same applies to Skype since the other person is having a hard time hearing me unless I really speak up.

I believe [MENTION=4854637]CheckYourScreen[/MENTION] has adjusted ADC3 volume in /system/etc/mixer_paths.xml from 8 to 19 in the latest build (https://github.com/AOSP-JF-MM/platf...mmit/8ce88f66905fe6e77bd333c60e4bdc3804a3835b) which was supposed to fix that.

My question is: can I manually set a higher value without breaking anything else? If yes, does anyone know what is the max value we can set to ADC3? Should I try changing ADC4 from 8 to 19 too? Any hints or inputs would be appreciated as I don't really like to change something that I do not fully understand.

Thanks in advance.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] Szaby59:
Are there any plans to implement screen off hotplug settings in the kernel ? I use Viper4Arise+PowerAMP to play music, the screen is mostly off but the device spends quite some time at the "highspeed" 1000something MHz state.

The ability to set how many cores would we like online and at what speed when the screen is off could spare some battery time.

Btw. this is likely not a rom issue, but anyone using PowerToggles widgets to change the brightness ? When I try to do it just opens the Lights menu. Is there any alternative widget that can change the brightness on Nougat ?
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] TECCC:
in official build volume is adjusted from 8 to 13 , go /system/etc/mixer_paths.xml

Line 1492 and change the value from 13 to 17 , for me it was enough, volume 19 was a bit to loud.

best regards
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] GoogleLover75:
Thanks. I'll try that shortly. Out of curiosity, what does the other variable do? (ADC4)

Thanks again.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] TECCC:
if you change ADC4 Value, your phone will explode and you´ll die in hellfire...

for your problem you only need to change value of ADC3 in Line 1492 nothing more , nothing less :)
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] GoogleLover75:
I got that part, but does anyone know what the ADC4 does (other than the thermo nuclear explosion)?
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] CheckYourScreen:
Check Settings, also check SystemUI tuner.

19 was causing echo/disturbance so reduced the value to 13 which is the most optimal one.

You can increase it to 15 manually if you want.

Everything i've added in this rom is a result of past experiences and prolly makes the best out of opx.

You are free to play with configuration via kernel adiutor and if you want features then source is available on github, you can merge the new stuff locally and compile a build for yourself.

Whereas viper or anyother audio mods are concerned, get a better pair of headsets. Dont expect a cheap chinese headphones to surpass JBL or sennheiser.

One controls the gain of primary mic and the other controls secondary mic.

Only mess with those stuff which you are aware of and you'll live a happy life.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] GoogleLover75:
I decided not to mess with anything for now, but my Skype video callers can hear echoes of themselves and voice recordings in WhatsApp are low.

Does anyone know what these input gain values were on Oxygen OS so I can try to replicate them here or is it a completely different sound engine in AOSP v/s OOS and settings are incompatible as a result?
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] JaviQB-AST:
Giving a second chance to this ROM.

But, using the previous built (late July).

I don't know why, but, no lag. Complete different animal.

Just cannot understand.

Tried back latest built and lag appeared.... Staying in July then ...

Cheers!
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] GoogleLover75:
No lag for me. In which application(s) are you experiencing this lag?
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] JaviQB-AST:
365Scores for example.

But it was a generalized lag, it was weird. That is why tried a previous one...
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] fixpixu:
Being a user since first release, comming from CM13 Sultan build I have to say that this is a very good rom, fast and reliable.

I found just a small issue.

On my lock screen, the bottom left icon is the dialer (I use "None" option in the Settings/Apps/gear icon/Assist & voice input/Assist app).

However after each restart the icon changes to microphone icon and triggers the google assistant, although in the settings still has "None" as value. If i just select None again the lock screen will display dialer again.

I tend to believe that this is not related to OPX but to the JDC rom.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] aa_vi:
[MENTION=4854637]CheckYourScreen[/MENTION] see in two pics there is lot of difference in contrast brightness and colorboldness. Why is that so?
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] naa2773:
This ROM uses the OOS HAL I believe so not sure there's much that can be done. However, those pics just show that the auto white balance chose different settings. As you didn't frame them the same it could just be because of the amount of black in the image was different causing it to choose differently each time.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] GoogleLover75:
Was it working on another ROM?

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I just tried 365Scores and it's smooth like butter on my handset while multitasking and switching between multiple working apps.

Did you do a clean flash? (I'm starting to sound like the others on that forum) :)

What GApps package did you use?
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] fixpixu:
It was working on CM13 Sultan - this is the only ROM that I had previously installed over OOS 3.1.4, since last year.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] JaviQB-AST:
Hi again. Yep, always clean flash. My google apps are open_gapps-arm-7.1-pico-20170727.zip

Tonight I will backup and update the ROM...dirty flashing over the previous build...
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] GoogleLover75:
I have used OpenGApps Stock with a custom gapps-config. I will share that shortly with the community.