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DSP Manager Equalizer for Android

A stand alone equalizer. It works by default for all sound and can be disabled, if desired. This version allows independent equalizer for the headphone, speaker, and bluetooth. (New GB apk version contains additional settings.) I am not the DSP Manager dev…just making it available for those whose ROM doesn't include and would like to try and see if it works for them.
Should work on many ROMs and newer phones. You must be Rooted…Make a Nand Backup…I’m not responsible for problems...YMMV
For Froyo: Flash zip file like ROM, kernel, theme, etc. The proper Froyo library files will be added along with the app. Suggest you wipe cache and dalvik cache. If you have an older version in my test it appears you can flash over it and it will overwrite older files and update it. As always recommend NAND backup first.
For Gingerbread: Install apk file. Newer Android GB ROMs (appears to work up through GB 2.3.5) are no longer dependent on audio library files to be added to get DSP working. You should be able to just install a DSP apk to get it working. I've attached an apk. Do Not Use the Zip...that's for Froyo ONLY. As always recommend NAND backup first.
Credit to:
DSP Manager Dev http://bel.fi/~alankila/android-dsp/

i dont think for my kind of usage an equalizer will make much difference...BUT, i'm interested in being able to raise the volume of the speaker...is that something I can get done with this app? and if so, can the volume really be increased any noticeable amount without risking damaging the speaker?
thanks in advance!

gonna give it a whirl on a few different sound systems, never use headphones though so don't know how helpful this will be.

Theirs an apk for this...
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luckylui said:
Theirs an apk for this...
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Yes, but without the library file included it does absolutely nothing.

crap....submitted twice..sry

Is there a newer version that works over Bluetooth?

yes actually if you check out Vaelpak it has been using this in the last few updates before it showed up in EVIO 1.3. so if you are looking for it w/bluetooth its in that rom. try it out or at least thats were a newer version is available

**cRuNcH** recycled

Max_Pain said:
i dont think for my kind of usage an equalizer will make much difference...BUT, i'm interested in being able to raise the volume of the speaker...is that something I can get done with this app? and if so, can the volume really be increased any noticeable amount without risking damaging the speaker?
thanks in advance!
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You could raise the gain to increase "apparent" volume but with these tiny speakers probably shouldn't do too much.
Jim

luckylui said:
Theirs an apk for this...
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currentuserjade said:
Yes, but without the library file included it does absolutely nothing.
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Correct, need library, which is included with this one.
Jim

freeza said:
Is there a newer version that works over Bluetooth?
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Yes there is a newer version which includes bluetooth...if someone has a newer stand alone version I'll upload it here for all.
riassan said:
yes actually if you check out Vaelpak it has been using this in the last few updates before it showed up in EVIO 1.3. so if you are looking for it w/bluetooth its in that rom. try it out or at least thats were a newer version is available
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Several ROMs are including it...I just wanted to make available as a stand alone for those not wanting to flash a whole new ROM just to get DSP.
Jim

Thanks for posting this trying on Burnt Droid 1.2..

Thanks
I think this will make it's way into Warm TwoPointTwo RLS2.
A very very needed utility for Android

myn said:
Thanks
I think this will make it's way into Warm TwoPointTwo RLS2.
A very very needed utility for Android
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Since you know how to do this stuff with ROM building you may want to go to devs site http://bel.fi/~alankila/android-dsp/ and get newest source http://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_packages_apps_DSPManager. That even includes equalizer for bluetooth devices. If you do and could create a flashable zip with the newest version sure would like to have to post here for others to use as a stand alone.
Jim

Thanks for submitting.

Installed and working fine on headset...will try out speaker when I get out of the library.
In the meantime...how can I uninstall this? After flashing it pandora force closes and won't open at all. Need to uninstall to diagnose what is causing the problem...
If I have to pick dsp or pandora I pick pandora!
Swyped from an HTC Evo on MetroPCS...

Max_Pain said:
Installed and working fine on headset...will try out speaker when I get out of the library.
In the meantime...how can I uninstall this? After flashing it pandora force closes and won't open at all. Need to uninstall to diagnose what is causing the problem...
If I have to pick dsp or pandora I pick pandora!
Swyped from an HTC Evo on MetroPCS...
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Look in first post...depends on whether you relied on nand backup or did manual backup of appropriate file.
Jim

Ha I did neither....but I had just backed up my whole rom yesterday so I'll put back the file when I get home and see if that fixes pandora
Swyped from an HTC Evo on MetroPCS...

Max_Pain said:
Ha I did neither....but I had just backed up my whole rom yesterday so I'll put back the file when I get home and see if that fixes pandora
Swyped from an HTC Evo on MetroPCS...
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Did you by chance try unchecking compression and equalizer and try Pandora...that should be no effect-stock.
Jim

[DEV] Two-way call recording on Desire HD/Z [ALMOST SOLVED]

Finally, I've found a way to record the calls directly from the phone line on Desire HD and Desire Z.
This was previously solved for regular Desire (see the Desire thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=993793 under the same name), but the DHD drivers turned out to be much trickier, so I spent some time reviving them.
Now everything _seems_ to work well (i.e., both parties of incoming and outgoing call are recorded very clearly, as opposed to mic/speaker-feedback recordings where the other party is barely audible). However, I do need your help in testing and resolving any possible issues. Also, I'd greatly appreciate if the kernel/ROM developers make any suggestions and/or consider using the patch in their work.
The attached files are:
* Update zip with the patched stock 2.6.32 kernel (the latest HTC's QMR releases) for DHD.
* CallRecorder app by skvalex (hope he'll join this thread soon & will be posting his updates here), the latest build with DHD/DZ support.
* The kernel patch, suits both for DHD and for DZ stock 2.6.32 kernels, needed for developers only. It's not for installation thru recovery!
Needless to say, you have to have a rooted/s-off device for tests.
No other call recording app will suit, because it must talk to the driver directly (I'll post my rVoix here a bit later).
IMPORTANT NOTE
The update binarу is for those ROMs based on stock HTC 2.6.32 kernels only.
If you have CM7, just download the latest LorDmod kernel at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1020637, it already has everything necessary!
If you have some other ROM, please contact its author and ask him to apply the patch (it just enables direct line recording, and does nothing more).
So far, the only app capable of working with it is CallRecorder, I'll attach my rVoix as soon as I fix it for DHD/DZ.
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UPDATE: Updated everything, including CallRecorder app! Moved the Desire Z file to their separate thread.
UPDATE Sept, 7: New patch sources for Desire HD gingerbread (2.6.35) which include numerous fixes and AMR support are now at http://code.google.com/p/2-way-call-recording

avs333 said:
Finally, I've found a way to record the calls directly from the phone line on Desire HD and Desire Z.
This was previously solved for regular Desire (see the Desire thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=993793 with the same name), but the DHD drivers turned out to be much trickier, so I spent some time reviving them.
Now everything _seems_ to work well (i.e., both parties of incoming and outgoing are recorded very clearly, as opposed to mic/speaker-feedback recordings where the other party is barely audible). However, I do need your help in testing and resolving any possible issues. Also, I'd greatly appreciate if the kernel/ROM developers make any suggestions and/or consider using the patch in their work.
The attached files are:
* Two update zips with the patched stock 2.6.32 kernels (the latest HTC's QMR releases), one for DHD and the other for DZ.
* CallRecorder app by skvalex (hope he'll join this thread soon & will be posting his updates here), the latest build with DHD/DZ support.
* The kernel patch, suits both for DHD and for DZ stock 2.6.32 kernels (needed for developers only).
Needless to say, you have to have a rooted/s-off device for tests.
No other call recording app will suit, because it must talk to the driver directly (I'll post my rVoix here a bit later).
Also, I have 12.35d.60.140f_26.06.03.24_M2 radio installed, and I'm far from sure that any elder ones will suit.
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how to install????
is that fine with coredroid 5.4 Rom?
thanks

semsem1969 said:
how to install????
is that fine with coredroid 5.4 Rom?
thanks
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- through the recovery
- 2.6.32 kernel based ROMs only, otherwise please contact the ROM maker and ask him to apply the patch
(or wait until I try that specific ROM, may take not too long though, I just got the device and am going to find a good ROM for myself)

I've never used call recording since i used Android.....it is reallly a good news,hopefully it will be fully fixed soon..Nice wprk,thanks very much....I will press the thanks button

avs333 said:
- through the recovery
- 2.6.32 kernel based ROMs only, otherwise please contact the ROM maker and ask him to apply the patch
(or wait until I try that specific ROM, may take not too long though, I just got the device and am going to find a good ROM for myself)
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thanks i will be waiting then.
i think RCmix Rom has the recording feature...
and it is very nice Rom but coredroid already themed nicely and that way i like it....

will these files work with CM7?

avs333 said:
Finally, I've found a way to record the calls directly from the phone line on Desire HD and Desire Z.
This was previously solved for regular Desire (see the Desire thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=993793 with the same name), but the DHD drivers turned out to be much trickier, so I spent some time reviving them.
Now everything _seems_ to work well (i.e., both parties of incoming and outgoing are recorded very clearly, as opposed to mic/speaker-feedback recordings where the other party is barely audible). However, I do need your help in testing and resolving any possible issues. Also, I'd greatly appreciate if the kernel/ROM developers make any suggestions and/or consider using the patch in their work.
The attached files are:
* Two update zips with the patched stock 2.6.32 kernels (the latest HTC's QMR releases), one for DHD and the other for DZ.
* CallRecorder app by skvalex (hope he'll join this thread soon & will be posting his updates here), the latest build with DHD/DZ support.
* The kernel patch, suits both for DHD and for DZ stock 2.6.32 kernels (needed for developers only).
Needless to say, you have to have a rooted/s-off device for tests.
No other call recording app will suit, because it must talk to the driver directly (I'll post my rVoix here a bit later).
Also, I have 12.35d.60.140f_26.06.03.24_M2 radio installed, and I'm far from sure that any elder ones will suit.
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Hi tried with my phone based on Leedroid (Rom: 2.2.3; Kernel 2.2.9) and works fine! well just done one test and made a call and recorded both voice clearly! Will ask a friend to phone me to chk if works also for incoming call ...
been waiting this for ages .. thnx!!!

I tried it on ARH 3.3 . doesnt work, the phone keeps rebooting itself.

Arg.... another reason we need HTC to release gingerbread and its source!

i will take a chance to install it .
im on mexdroid v2fast.
update : ups,.. it a no go.
the boot screen froze ( HTC)

Is this for CM7?
I can include patch into my kernel, but than do I need the .apk file?

LorD ClockaN said:
Is this for CM7?
I can include patch into my kernel, but than do I need the .apk file?
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It will be great if you include this into your kernel!

Doesn't boot on rcmix 5.9.5.

works perfect on LeeDroid 2.2.3

Am I to take it LeeDrOiD's kernel is compatible or have you replaced it?

I hope LeeDroid can integrate this patch into his kernel

PartTimeLegend said:
Doesn't boot on rcmix 5.9.5.
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it's a froyo kernel so you would need rcmix 3.5

LorD ClockaN said:
Is this for CM7?
I can include patch into my kernel, but than do I need the .apk file?
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This update is only for those ROMs which are based on stock 2.6.32 kernel.
It would be great if you patch yours and post it here!
You'll need to install this .apk to record the calls: as of now, this is the only app capable of talking with the device directly in order to record from the phone line.
I'll post my rVoix app (http://code.google.com/p/rvoix/) when it's ready for DHD.

capychimp said:
it's a froyo kernel so you would need rcmix 3.5
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Plans to integrate with gingerbread?

PartTimeLegend said:
Plans to integrate with gingerbread?
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It's a matter of minutes if you have the kernel sources.
The problem is that different ROMs may use different (and incompatible) kernels, and I'm unable to patch them all

desire S problems with all custom firmware!

I have a problem with the camera and video hardware to all custom firmware which are based on cyanogenmod kernel. Camera work but does not move and hardware video on player don*t move. On firmware are based on stock all right work. I've tried everything hboot and recovery but result is the same. Install Miui 2.1.6.08 then install kernel UNITY_V9_2.6.35.14 is the only variant when camera well works but hardware video does not work at all. I hope to help developers!

+1
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what's sent

dimonicool said:
I have a problem with the camera and video hardware to all custom firmware which are based on cyanogenmod kernel. Camera work but does not move and hardware video on player don*t move. On firmware are based on stock all right work. I've tried everything hboot and recovery but result is the same. Install Miui 2.1.6.08 then install kernel UNITY_V9_2.6.35.14 is the only variant when camera well works but hardware video does not work at all. I hope to help developers!
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When you install cyanogen don't flash the tiamat kernel, just a thought :3

Bewinxed said:
When you install cyanogen don't flash the tiamat kernel, just a thought :3
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I repeat once more when flash cyanogenmod or Miui with cm kernel, I have a problem with the camera and video and tiamat kernel does not affect this

some guys faced with this

Upload video with this problem megaupload.com/?d=4Q4JWAX5

+1.........

i hope someone could take a look at this and lend a hand. i've got the same problem with my Desire S. Used both MIUI 1.12.30 and then Reaper v1.1, both really good ROMs except for the video playback problem. It does the same when trying to take pictures, the camera preview window would freeze after a couple of seconds but pictures come out ok. same thing when viewing videos through browser or when i try to watch a video file saved in the sd card, video freezes after couple of seconds but audio is totally normal.

yep yep! and what I say

here's another http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1441784

Call recording is working!

NOTE: Make absolutely sure that call recording is legal in your country or state!
I finally found a way to capture the the direct line of other party. It has not been documented elsewhere and was discovered mostly on a whim. Tested on SCv7 and should work on any ATT ICS based rom. Here we go:
Download the MIUI port from here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1914096
Extract the system files mentioned here(the first code box):http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=28914725&postcount=16 copy them to your system/lib folder with Root explorer. Backup any replaced files just in case and set the permissions rw-r--r--
Download and install Callrecorder app by Skvalex. Free trial can be found here:http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1441643
In Callrecorder preferences set 'Record calls from' to 'Standard Android API' and 'Standard Android API preferences'>'Audio source' to 'Voice call uplink + downlink'
Recorded calls will have the other party loud and clear, no comparison to the old way of capturing with the mic and the speakerphone cranked
Thanks go out to timmytim and Team Shogun for the MIUI port where I grabbed the libs from, whirleyes for the idea of grabbing libs from a Chinese rom
and skvalex for Callrecorder
UPDATE:
I discovered that with 'Audio source' in Callrecorder settings set to 'Voice communication' you only need to copy two files files. I have uploaded these two files for your conveniance: https://www.box.com/s/r2ygsemgr2tjn2fu3jnl
Copy libaudioril.so to system/lib and replace audio_policy.omap4.so in system/lib/hw. Set permissions to rw-rw-w-- for both. This should make the first two steps a bit easier.

Nice score will give it a go in a few.....

That's great. Does it work on SCV6
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bearofbabe said:
That's great. Does it work on SCV6
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Assuming it's Gingerbread based I'd say no.

Nevermind

RoadToNever said:
Assuming it's Gingerbread based I'd say no.
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The MIUI rom is based on 4.0.4

have you got problems with the battery? I mean, in the MIUI rom

brianmoyano said:
have you got problems with the battery? I mean, in the MIUI rom
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Battery lasts less than 5 hrs
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brianmoyano said:
have you got problems with the battery? I mean, in the MIUI rom
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You dont have to install the rom itself, though...

anyone know if the dialer from the miui rom is the stock one or not?

Wow its working
Tried your Updated method first and it did't work
Then followed the first method by extracting files through MIUI ROM and it worked great on my Atrix 2 MB 865 (official) ICS 4.0.4 Asia Retail Indian ROM
Now this phone really rocks...it feels complete coming from Nokia N8...Plays almost all HD games and Galaxy on Fire THD rocks as it did on my N8:laugh:

and works on Retail Hong Kong / Taiwan fastboot-p3_edison-edison-user-4.0.4-6.7.2_GC-220-EDS-3-65-release-keys-Retail-05_hktwn.tar.gz rom as a built in feature in dialer app.

Do you think it will work on an Atrix 4g?!

It will not work with atrix mb860. Worth a try with xt910.
Thanks
Sent from my XT910 using xda app-developers app

Will this work on Paranoid Android? I assume not..since it's Jelly bean...

Note that getting call recording working requires audio library files sourced from an existing Asian ROM for the same hardware and Android version. My instructions are valid for ICS only. For Gingerbread different files are copied. For Jelly Bean there's a slim chance that you can copy files from asian Bionic or Razr JB ROMs once they get released but don't count on it.

RoadToNever said:
Note that getting call recording working requires audio library files sourced from an existing Asian ROM for the same hardware and Android version...
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My rooted phone is MOTO RAZR MAXX XT910 europe, running on ICS 4.0.4, System version: 673.94.624.XT910.MERetail.en.06. Is worth to try to enable call recording on my phone, or, if those files are not compatible with this device I risk to brick my phone? Thanks

All chinese firmwares have abilities to record calls. Even jb leak.

RoadToNever said:
[*]In Callrecorder preferences set 'Record calls from' to 'Standard Android API' and 'Standard Android API preferences'>'Audio source' to 'Voice call uplink + downlink'
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Hmmmm. I followed everything to a "T" except I purchased the PAID version and was stopped at the instruction above. It doesn't appear in 1.3.9 Full.
Am I missing another "settings" function somewhere?

Try hitting the text just to the right of the recording toggle.

[ROM][CM10][CWM] [01-nov-2012] Unofficial CyanogenMod 10 port

*DISCONTINUED*​
CyanogenMod 10 PORT for Galaxy Note II​
This is a port of CM10 originally made for galaxy SIII by Team Hacksung, this is NOT a daily driver (yet).
this port is still using stock kernel from latest release from samsung, but an alternative featured kernel is considered now.
Code:
[U][CENTER][B]What WORKS[/B][/U]
Microphone
3G
audio
h/w video acceleration
gps
wifi
bluetooth
phonecalls
sms
internal / external storage handling (at /storage/sdcard0 and sdcard1)
light in softbuttons, but seems not to auto wake up,
but is adjustable in advanced -> settings
games seems to work fine.[/CENTER]
Code:
[U][CENTER][B]Not working[/B][/U]
Camera
MTP connection to windows
[/CENTER]
​
DOWNLOADS
2012-10-08 v2 build here [MD5] - 5054a0c87244165757743fb4a3c0cc27
See this post for the MIC patch to make calls working . Thanks to imilka for the patch and fixing audio issue
download gapps from
here​
Previous updates
2012-10-08 build here [MD5] - 0ccd094f093529a08c928d53848e24d3
2012-10-06 build here [MD5] - 3f0e5e46a2320abf03cd126ea9269bf6
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Instructions
Firefox users: if you get the warning of adware or bloatware, IGNORE and press i want to continue, my files are pure zips for android,
and nothing to be executed on your pc
Install ROM through ClockWorkMod (CWM).
It will require you to WIPE / factory reset, if you are installing this for the first time on your GNII ,
since its completely different from a stock rom.​
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THANKS TO
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Team Hacksung for the original compile
imilka for the MIC patch

since i uploaded this one, audio is now starting to work
I am hoping to update with a better edition very,very soon.

Screenshots
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skugpezz said:
Screenshots
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i personally believe a stock AOSP CM10 without mod, is pretty much stock and pictures can be found all over xda.
its really not graphics changing here, its a CM10 release.

Uploading next update,
audio fixed, graphics bug gone, hardware video playback and youtube HD , tested and works.
what seems not working now
light in soft buttons.
Microphone (someone knows the /etc/sound/ tinyHAL config and a solution?)
camera (reboot's mobile)

Great work, will try it soon

you have a pm Dexter

Awesome!
It's a great on your doing, and I'm sure someone could help you with audio / you'll figure it out
Sent from my Desire HD using xda app-developers app

note,
if you got version 20121006 when downloading from link, please refresh Post #1 and get todays 20121008 edition.

I've read AOKP comes from CM, or is based off CM. so today, this is the closest thing we will have to AOKP? :>
thanks for the up :good:

Great thanks for your work
what gapps version i need pls?
i think the jb20120726
********EDIT***********
Have installed with the gaps jb20120726
looks and works fine for the first moment
Have this rom like the sgs3 a memory leak?

entwicklun said:
I've read AOKP comes from CM, or is based off CM. so today, this is the closest thing we will have to AOKP? :>
thanks for the up :good:
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yes, its close, but it is not AOKP based. its based on the CM10 i9300 edition distributed on nightlies i9300.
hasbai said:
Great thanks for your work
what gapps version i need pls?
i think the jb20120726
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yes, i used 0726 personally here. i believe it depends on usability , testing and compatibility.

my 64gb sandisk card is accepted without any problems (its formated with fat32)
and can restore my app backups with titanium bacup
only app2sd dont work
dont show the sdcard

entwicklun said:
I've read AOKP comes from CM, or is based off CM. so today, this is the closest thing we will have to AOKP? :>
thanks for the up :good:
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I have an attempt at an aokp port but i don't have a note ii to test it. Lol.
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delete

awesomeness !
flashed "2012-10-08 v2" but
1) dialer/phone is not working at all, can't make calls, no audio via bluetooth either.
2) phone was getting VERY hot !
will keep a very close eye on this as it develops. !

hasbai said:
Have this rom like the sgs3 a memory leak?
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any feedback re this ?

Cool!! The note 2 is gaining ground really really fast! Thanks.
Sent from my GT-N7100 using Tapatalk 2

ipguy said:
awesomeness !
flashed "2012-10-08 v2" but
1) dialer/phone is not working at all, can't make calls, no audio via bluetooth either.
2) phone was getting VERY hot !
will keep a very close eye on this as it develops. !
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did you wipe, sounds like a serious error in memory of wiping, when /data is not clean.
edit: i just wiped and tested, and yes, audio with calls, even with BT seems to fail at some point, i just got noise in bt headset and on my mbile answering machine so not working well.
hasbai said:
Have this rom like the sgs3 a memory leak?
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honestly do not know wheere the mem leak is, but as this is use proprietary drivers from GNII stock firmware, lets just hope it do not
and thats where CM team believe GSIII got one

Dexter_nlb said:
did you wipe, sounds like a serious error in memory of wiping, when /data is not clean.
edit: i just wiped and tested, and yes, audio with calls, even with BT seems to fail at some point, i just got noise in bt headset and on my mbile answering machine so not working well.
honestly do not know wheere the mem leak is, but as this is use proprietary drivers from GNII stock firmware, lets just hope it do not
and thats where CM team believe GSIII got one
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Yup I did a full wipe