Originally Posted by navjot94

Are you using matrix? Some of us have had that exact problem before. Try fixing permissions. If that doesn't fix your problem just wipe cache and dalvik and reflash the ROM and gapps.

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Yes, using matrix.
:/
Tried all except wipe. Well, ****
Which kernel do you advice me to use?

Originally Posted by Dukko

Yes, using matrix.
:/
Tried all except wipe. Well, ****
Which kernel do you advice me to use?

Wiping cache and dalvik cache doesn't delete any user data, btw. Just don't wipe data (factory reset).
And I am using matrix. I haven't had any problems since I fixed permissions (but its only been a few days)

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Originally Posted by navjot94

Wiping cache and dalvik cache doesn't delete any user data, btw. Just don't wipe data (factory reset).
And I am using matrix. I haven't had any problems since I fixed permissions (but its only been a few days)

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Yeah, I tried wiping dalvik and cache. No go.
Same for fixing permissions.
Don't know what happened, but that's it.
I'm restoring a backup from last day, and after I'll flash another kernel.

Originally Posted by Dukko

Yeah, I tried wiping dalvik and cache. No go.
Same for fixing permissions.
Don't know what happened, but that's it.
I'm restoring a backup from last day, and after I'll flash another kernel.

Did you reflash the rom after wiping?
And, Here's a detailed post by mixtapes that explains how to fix permissions

Originally Posted by mixtapes08

@navjot

If you have root explorer or something similar to it. Copy this to system/bin http://www.mediafire.com/?hyxn76x0hn8hjnn then go download terminal emulator on playstore then type.
su
fix_permissions

No need to reboot your phone.

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Originally Posted by navjot94

Did you reflash the rom after wiping?
And, Here's a detailed post by mixtapes that explains how to fix permissions



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I should reflash ROM without wiping?
So, if I got this straight: wipe cache and dalvik, fix permissions from recovery, reflash ROM, flash amoled blue theme (can I?), all fixed?

btw: thanks for the help, I was clueless

Why is this thread not in Nexus S Android Development? We have Oxygen 3.0 thread already there so why not an AOKP thread? Sorry but I must ask...

Originally Posted by Tordp

Why is this thread not in Nexus S Android Development? We have Oxygen 3.0 thread already there so why not an AOKP thread? Sorry but I must ask...

I posted it here because I am not part of the development of this ROM. Didn't want the mods to close shut it down because of that.

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Originally Posted by navjot94

I posted it here because I am not part of the development of this ROM. Didn't want the mods to close shut it down because of that.

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I completely understand and agree, since this is just Info thread no actual support is giving here( from the Team Kang )

But I must say thanks navjot94 for getting it started.

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Originally Posted by Dukko

I should reflash ROM without wiping?
So, if I got this straight: wipe cache and dalvik, fix permissions from recovery, reflash ROM, flash amoled blue theme (can I?), all fixed?

btw: thanks for the help, I was clueless

That shouldn't give you any problems, try it and see how it goes. But I don't think amoled blue has been updated for B35 yet so you should hold off on that unless you are still on Milestone 5.
Sorry for late response :/ this post kinda got buried earlier and I didn't see it.

I added an FAQ to the second post to make things more clear for new AOKP-ers
Also added travp's inverted gapps to the Themes Post (4th post), check 'em out