[ROM] Android Open Kang Project

[dmmarck]

Yeah, my phone is getting redonculously hot with the new nightly kernel 192 Franco. Phone will restart on high cpu usage like GPS.

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What are your settings?

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[SeigaGen]

What are your settings?

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1.5 ghz high, 729 low, Wheatley gov. Voltage settings haven't been touched.

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[dmmarck]

1.5 ghz high, 729 low, Wheatley gov. Voltage settings haven't been touched.

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It's probably the overclocking, if I had to pinpoint it to anything.

 

[SeigaGen]

It's probably the overclocking, if I had to pinpoint it to anything.

Which was fine on build 191. I've reset it to 1228 and just wait for an updated build to try it out again.

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[bbudnick5001]

Which was fine on build 191. I've reset it to 1228 and just wait for an updated build to try it out again.

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Updated build out r194

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[ultravisitor]

build 40 is out

 

[dmmarck]

build 40 is out

Yes it is

Build 40 - Releases - Releases - News

 

[DroidDev]

Anyone notice when you lock the phone it will still allow you to pull down the notification shade? Defeats purpose of lock screen. Anyone know how to disable that?

I'm on build 39.

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[oxymoron]

Anyone notice when you lock the phone it will still allow you to pull down the notification shade? Defeats purpose of lock screen. Anyone know how to disable that?

I'm on build 39.

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As in slide to unlock? Because that's just AOSP ICS. If you have a password/pin/face unlock set and can still pull down the notification, that's another story.

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[DroidDev]

As in slide to unlock? Because that's just AOSP ICS. If you have a password/pin/face unlock set and can still pull down the notification, that's another story.

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So being able to pull the shade down while phone is locked is per requirements? There a way to not allow the shade to be pulled down when phone is locked like in GB? I don't like people being able to see texts when phone is locked

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[KineticMD]

Anyone notice when you lock the phone it will still allow you to pull down the notification shade? Defeats purpose of lock screen. Anyone know how to disable that?

I'm on build 39.

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Isn't that just a standard feature of Ice Cream Sandwich? The 4+ months I was unrooted I could do that with my GNex too.

EDIT: Wow, lots o' folks beat me to the punch!

 

[KineticMD]

Question: When you're just upgrading to a new build (ie. 39 to 40) do you still need to wipe your whole phone before flashing, or can you just flash overtop of your current ROM?

I be a root noob.

 

[oxymoron]

So being able to pull the shade down while phone is locked is per requirements? There a way to not allow the shade to be pulled down when phone is locked like in GB? I don't like people being able to see texts when phone is locked

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Yep. Stock ICS. As for a way to circumvent the circumvention... not sure. It doesn't bother me. I just use a pin lock when I leave my phone laying around (I.e. at work). It's in my pocket 99% of the time however. I hear ya about the texts though.

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[oxymoron]

Question: When you're just upgrading to a new build (ie. 39 to 40) do you still need to wipe your whole phone before flashing, or can you just flash overtop of your current ROM?

I be a root noob.

Best practice = yes. You can get away with not doing a complete data wipe many times when flashing from one build to the next (considering there aren't major changes... devs will let you know), but you can't expect any ROM support if you have issues and you didn't do a full wipe.

I've done it a lot, and MOST of the time it's okay. Occasionally it isn't, then a full wipe is required to fix it anyway. Soo... it's up to the flasher's discretion (but I recommend a full wipe always).

You'll have fun either way though

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[2defmouze]

Everything Oxy said. If you want to dirty-flash, wipe cache, dalvik and (recommended) format /system. Flash the ROM and Gapps. If you run into any issues at all, force closes, errors, weird glitches, whatever, assume it's probably because you dirty-flashed, you dirty, dirty vagabond (jk, I do it sometimes), and you'll need to do a full wipe and flash to fix.

 

[7stringer]

You'll actually feel a bit icky if you dirty flash. In fact, your skin will itch. It may even burn. FYI

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[NotJustAPhone]

You'll actually feel a bit icky if you dirty flash. In fact, your skin will itch. It may even burn. FYI

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Just apply some Calamine lotion and you'll be fine.

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[dmmarck]

It puts the lotion in the basket?

 

[DroidDev]

It puts zeh lotion on its skin.

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[tony bag o donuts]

It puts the lotion in the basket?

or it gets the hose again.......


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