[ROM - AOSPA - 4.2.2] PARANOIDANDROID 3.68 (HALO) [Nexus 10] 19-JUL-2013
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Just installed latest update yesterday... What kernel are you guys using? Im a big fan of Franco, and running R8 nightly, but battery seems ...well not as good as before.
Edit: not sure if this is kernel related... Hmm..
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Edit: not sure if this is kernel related... Hmm..
Sendt fra min Nexus 10 med Tapatalk2
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I am getting good BL with Trinity....
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Did not work for me on last build... would crash..... but does work fine on latest build for me.
I'm also on francos and didn't notice any impact on battery live. working greate so far :good:
Wheres a quick place to reference the change log and known issues? I see the 2nd and 3rd post reserved, but never used 
I looked at the PA website but that hasn't been updated since PA 2.52 and I tired looking on Google+ but after scrolling through a number of post I couldn't find what I was looking for...
Usually change log& known issues are right in front and cant be missed, so I feel kinda dumb that I cant find them lol, Can someone point me in the right direction?
Thanks!
I looked at the PA website but that hasn't been updated since PA 2.52 and I tired looking on Google+ but after scrolling through a number of post I couldn't find what I was looking for...
Usually change log& known issues are right in front and cant be missed, so I feel kinda dumb that I cant find them lol, Can someone point me in the right direction?
Thanks!
Wheres a quick place to reference the change log and known issues? I see the 2nd and 3rd post reserved, but never used
I looked at the PA website but that hasn't been updated since PA 2.52 and I tired looking on Google+ but after scrolling through a number of post I couldn't find what I was looking for...
Usually change log& known issues are right in front and cant be missed, so I feel kinda dumb that I cant find them lol, Can someone point me in the right direction?
Thanks!
Google + is where change logs are. There hasn't been a recent one because there were no big changes recently. There are no issues
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Yeah sure. Totally, besides all those random reboots, runtime errors, app crashes, and many many more. (irony off)
Dude, this Rom is far from stable.
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I hardly ever get a reboot on this rom. The rom is almost perfect for me. I just would like some of the aokp customizations like long press navbar buttons and to hide the ugly locks screen guides.
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IMHO this rom is much more fluid and far more stable than stock. No issues except the dreaded surfaceflinger defect, which there is no fix for...
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I'm running this rom with Franco kernel and don't experience any of those issues. It sucks that you have them, but I answered the guy with my experience.
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I experienced same results... Hard reboots, laggy far from stable. I tested with custom kernels, without them and same results... Right now I'm in Mr Robinson's AOKP and my Nexus 10 flies... I really like PA but sadly Nexus 10 haven't had same support like Nexus 4 or Nexus 7 :'(
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Well, everything is better than stock. Show me one manufacturer who builds good systems without bloat. There is none. Many do not even optimize and leave tons of code in. (p.e. Samsung's S3 rom vs AOSPA, 840mb vs 170+150(gapps)=320mb)
But how come I have these issues, while having nearly the exact system?! I use Francos r8 kernel and openpdroid, which works like a charm.
And how come there is no fix for the surfaceflinger defect?
Proprietary?
Cheers, and please, help xD I want my Nexus 10 running for more than 6 hours without a random reboot for once.
Thank you!
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the surface flinger is a problem that I think only arrises when you clear applications out manually. I've gotten longer strides since I stopped closing them out.
also from what I'm told the unofficial version of pa on n10 seems to have addressed it, albeit still some issues exist I think.
never the less, the issue should have never been present in the first place on devices made for the systems purest form...
So far what we've gathered is that it's not a ROM based issue, but it's even deeper, you can follow the discussion and chime in here: https://groups.google.com/a/googleproductforums.com/d/msg/mobile/-/hHHJv8xvaAEJ
From what I've observed surfaceflinger simply eats ram the more you use the tablet, and doesn't go down. Next I'm planning to monitor it just leaving the screen on without touching it and see what that shows us.
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Well, I had the same issues with stock, so I knew it's not PA's fault.
Is there / will there be a way to fix that, because it annoys me a lot. It kills apps running in the background while surfing (p.e. Skype while I surf the interwebzz via FF beta)
Thanks btw. Now I finally know what causes this behavior.
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Well, I had the same issues with stock, so I knew it's not PA's fault.
Is there / will there be a way to fix that, because it annoys me a lot. It kills apps running in the background while surfing (p.e. Skype while I surf the interwebzz via FF beta)
Thanks btw. Now I finally know what causes this behavior.
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Please use the thread I posted for these kind of issues, I guess the only thing we can do is pressure Google and Samsung to fix it as it is exists on a much deeper level so it simply cannot be fixed by a custom kernel or a ROM.
Still far from done, and it's really questionable how exactly it will function on a tablet, seeing how the PA team is focused on phone development mostly.
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yeah I dont particularly think it won't. as far as any exact details, as they say, we've barrly seen the breeding ground. after all have we ever seen anything pa has done comming ?
Well it definitely would be nice to run Skype windowed. This app drives even nuts, so buggy, so laggy.
Especially with the N10 and it's display you can do a lot of great stuff concerning multitasking and running apps in windows.
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Especially with the N10 and it's display you can do a lot of great stuff concerning multitasking and running apps in windows.
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Well it definitely would be nice to run Skype windowed. This app drives even nuts, so buggy, so laggy.
Especially with the N10 and it's display you can do a lot of great stuff concerning multitasking and running apps in windows.
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I'm still surprised people are using that
but yet, multi app running is needed a lot of timesSimilar threads
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this was the most glaring issue - now we can put back all the tabUI changes we have made to stablize googles awful honeycomb code.
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we need your support! without pa there would be no tabUI for 4.2, and even if the other teams hack it, it will never reach our level because we studied it half a year now, our code ran better than anything google has ever done with. what you see right now is raw tabUI as it comes, its missing most of our patches and additions that we made in the past. please, if you can, help jon. nexus10 is such an important plattform for our work. the pledge is on your g+ channel, second post right now.
