Originally Posted by oae08

"persistent" notifications or otherwise called 'ongoing' notifications are always present in the Halo weather you blacklist the apps or not. Even if I chose whitelist and chose one other app, the ongoing notifications will always stay there (like my weather app,tasker,glovebox...etc)
I dont want Halo to show notifications for my ongoing notifications, is this possible?

Anyone?

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Hi. I am having some difficulties using halo. I keep dragging it around instead of pulling notifications. I manage to see notifications from time to time but it's not very intuitive for me.

Do I do something wrong. Is it something in setup I missed?

BTW ROM is amazing
Living it to bits.
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Originally Posted by sherlock5545

1. Yes you can flash Googy, it works very well. Anyway, you can't use Samsung's kernel with AOSP.

2. Yes, you can reset the counter.

3. RAM usage is alright, no issues. You can improve multitasking performance with zRam enabled kernels

4. The SDS fix is kernel related, you also need an up-to-date recovery with the fix and possibly the latest bootloader, if you use Download Mode.

5. Never had issues with calls.

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1. Can't use samsung kernel on AOSP ? didn't know that (new with custom stuff here)

2-3. Good to know

4. The CWM recovery said it has the fix in their latest version(s), as for the bootloader i am using the latest stock rom from samsung (PHN 4.1.2). The question is, what does PA use ? i assume it get's reflashed.

5. Perfect!

Paranoid Android's kernel is sds safe. The Download Mode is not overwritten. It's gonna remain the same on any custom rom flashed through recovery, most of the time.

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Originally Posted by IRKONIK

2. Under "bugs" is stated that mhl/hdmi out does not work. Accept it. The drivers are proprietary.

"Known Issues" in PA in forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1887819 quotes "No TV out". That's want you meant, right?
I was not aware that audio dock is handled by HDMI/MHL. Thanks for pointing that out.