Awesome :highfive:
BUG: This setting does not work:
Settings > Notifications > Settings icon (upper right) > Notification light > Lights in Do Not Disturb mode
My LED still flashes when Do Not Disturb is activated (priority only), which is annoying.
BTW: Will CyanogenMod 14.2 be Android 7.1.1 or will we get it as CyanogenMod 14.1?
It's still Android 7.1, just with the patch, so it will be stil CM14.1.BUG: This setting does not work:
Settings > Notifications > Settings icon (upper right) > Notification light > Lights in Do Not Disturb mode
My LED still flashes when Do Not Disturb is activated (priority only), which is annoying.
BTW: Will CyanogenMod 14.2 be Android 7.1.1 or will we get it as CyanogenMod 14.1?
I am not aware of anything concrete that's device specific. There is still some CM stuff that frequently changes and will evolve over time, including some issues with apps and settings restore when OpenGApps is used (don't know if this has been fixed yet). Regarding the device itself, myfluxi is constantly working on optimizing the kernel for even more stability and performance.My question is, what are the bugs that are still left to be fixed?
Well one thing for me is receiving of file via shareit or esender or es file manager. It uses wifi tethering. I can send but cant receiveHello. I've read the last 5 or so pages and they're mostly full of appreciation (which is great, thanks dev!). I see most bugs have been fixed, including the annoying video streaming bug - thanks @myfluxi . My question is, what are the bugs that are still left to be fixed?
This is indeed a totally random failure, something that might happen any time. I wait for different kind of errors (or better the lack of).
Does anyone know much about this process or has anyone noticed similar problems with com.qualcomm.qcrilmsgtunnel in CM 14.1 CAF?
This time I'm actually a bit proud of myself because the display abstraction layer is a beast. It took me about 8hs to nail it, here is how it went and it would be handled comparably at QCOM:Haven't tested thoroughly but first impressions are that previously experienced scrolling stutters on google+ are gone and Youtube video rotation and changing from fullscreen to regular is pretty smooth now. Thanks!
The kernel and framework side is already there, I'll merge the HAL fix later today (I just cleaned it up earlier before the morning run to work ).