[ROM][5.1.1] [DIRTY-UNICORNS v9.8] [Dirty Deeds] [OC/TRIM] [OTA] [27/01/2016]

[Dr AM]

Oh.. some where I found that 2000mah battery with back cover so I'm asking..

Maybe there are some bigger batteries in size, at least here in the stores in my area there are the same size

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[akiwiz]

Arnab：
One suggestion in next build.How about baked inside the SuperSU Beta & xposed inside the ROM seem most of the users are using it？？？

Super SU is ok but don't add xposed

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[newHere:)]

Maybe there are some bigger batteries in size, at least here in the stores in my area there are the same size

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The original samsung 2000mah battery (that i own) comes with new back case that fits the slightly bigger battery...
Even tough the battery is slightly bigger i have not problem using regular cheap TPU case and it fits perfectly

 

[Dr AM]

Super SU is ok but don't add xposed

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SuperSU is already in ROM .zip

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[mixchan]

SuperSU is already in ROM .zip

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prefer beta version than the stable version :good:

 

[stylemessiah]

My only gripe is my usual one, evil bloody synapse - every boot it overwrites my custom gps.conf...even with permissions set on gps.conf to try and stop it

GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Meanwhile i have latest xposed (and my normal modules) and the google services (extended) script from here (i just extracted the sh from the zip, and ran it from terminal: sh /path/FixGSExtendedv3.sh - author has since created flashable zips for the lazy ) in testing and no drama as yet...except for bloody synapse

Might have to uninstall Synapse (POS - sorry but it is) and use something else for kernel control or install DorimanX

 

[Dr AM]

My only gripe is my usual one, evil bloody synapse - every boot it overwrites my custom gps.conf...even with permissions set on gps.conf to try and stop it

GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Meanwhile i have latest xposed (and my normal modules) and the google services (extended) script from here (i just extracted the sh from the zip, and ran it from terminal: sh /path/FixGSExtendedv3.sh - author has since created flashable zips for the lazy ) in testing and no drama as yet...except for bloody synapse

Might have to uninstall Synapse (POS - sorry but it is) and use something else for kernel control or install DorimanX

After reboot let the device settle for two minutes and your settings won't change

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[stylemessiah]

Hi, that makes zero difference I'm afraid, anytime I reboot I leave it be.

It's evil, and must be stopped.

 

[MikiGry]

@stylemessiah
Did u try to disable write permissions with root anabalded file manager ?
Maby that will do the trick. When file would be read only , synapse wont have a chance to do anyting with that.

#KeepItSlim

 

[souler456]

My only gripe is my usual one, evil bloody synapse - every boot it overwrites my custom gps.conf...even with permissions set on gps.conf to try and stop it

GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Meanwhile i have latest xposed (and my normal modules) and the google services (extended) script from here (i just extracted the sh from the zip, and ran it from terminal: sh /path/FixGSExtendedv3.sh - author has since created flashable zips for the lazy ) in testing and no drama as yet...except for bloody synapse

Might have to uninstall Synapse (POS - sorry but it is) and use something else for kernel control or install DorimanX

I also did try running the FixGS.sh file via Terminal, and does it stick after reboot?

Thanks for sharing, btw... :good:


:good:

 

[fragel]

Returning to some bootloops at the unicorn already reported since 9.6, I'm in the last build for almost a week and got a new random bootloop at the unicorn, forced reboot and same.
I went to TWRP and observed that phone was not able to mount /cache. I wiped and then everything came back to normal...

If someone gets again those reboots, try wiping /cache. It could make the trick.

 

[arnab]

Hi, that makes zero difference I'm afraid, anytime I reboot I leave it be.

It's evil, and must be stopped.

Why are u after gps.conf...i showed u to how to get ntp server with server name from the international ntp server website...its a few posts back...mention the server number with 3 or 4 like 3.in.pool.ntp.org and the gps or assisted gps satellite positions gets downloaded directly from pool servers.

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[daniu]

Hi,

just installed this ROM and am quite amazed. Makes the phone feel really fast. However I got a few issues:
-Home Button: there seems to be something special about that in that ROM (judging from the poll above that thread). I would rather have it normal - the way I set it up in Nova launcher plus in dirty settings. Unfortunately even setting the dirty unicorn settings like that (Home Button supposed to get me home) does not work in all cases. How to get the phone to do that (Nova launcher is set to first go to recent Home screen and with another click to Main screen), long click task manager seems to work
-I use tasker and - believe it or not - I like that tasker symbol in the left top corner and I also need the permanent notification, cause that helps me to know which profiles are active. In DU there is no symbol and no notification. How to get that back? Seems like other notifications are also missing (xposed media scanner optimizer)
-I miss softreboot in the restart menu - how to get thist?
-how come settings wants to have root access all the time?

regards
PS: small issue: I want the battery status as number inside a circle. Works as intended but when charging the number jumps out of the circle ...

 

[stylemessiah]

@stylemessiah
Did u try to disable write permissions with root anabalded file manager ?
Maby that will do the trick. When file would be read only , synapse wont have a chance to do anyting with that.

#KeepItSlim

First thing i tried, Synapse still overwrites gps.conf when read only
I ended up uninstalling Synapse in the end, now my gps.conf can live in peace.

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Why are u after gps.conf...i showed u to how to get ntp server with server name from the international ntp server website...its a few posts back...mention the server number with 3 or 4 like 3.in.pool.ntp.org and the gps or assisted gps satellite positions gets downloaded directly from pool servers.

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Sorry, but i like to use my own custom gps.conf. The one in the ROM that Synapse kept blasting over the top of my custom one is far simpler than my custom one, and doesnt work as well, for me.

I uninstalled Synapse so i could stop screaming and use something else to set kernel options now.

Its all good

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I also did try running the FixGS.sh file via Terminal, and does it stick after reboot?

Thanks for sharing, btw... :good:


:good:

Yup, the changes made via the script when run in terminal just once stick, just checked.

So im not sure why anyone would want to run it via init.d on every boot, youve seen how long it takes to run in terminal

 

[souler456]

Yup, the changes made via the script when run in terminal just once stick, just checked.

So im not sure why anyone would want to run it via init.d on every boot, youve seen how long it takes to run in terminal

Exactly! It took me at least 3~5 minutes just to wait for the script to finish (and I can't even multitask due to lag it creates), and those guys want to run it EVERY BOOT? So. Insane.


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[arnab]

First thing i tried, Synapse still overwrites gps.conf when read only
I ended up uninstalling Synapse in the end, now my gps.conf can live in peace.

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Sorry, but i like to use my own custom gps.conf. The one in the ROM that Synapse kept blasting over the top of my custom one is far simpler than my custom one, and doesnt work as well, for me.

I uninstalled Synapse so i could stop screaming and use something else to set kernel options now.

Its all good

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Yup, the changes made via the script when run in terminal just once stick, just checked.

So im not sure why anyone would want to run it via init.d on every boot, youve seen how long it takes to run in terminal

It doesnt run on every boot..init.d has a service with flag as oneshot and root in build repo..it means init.d scripts only runs at boot when there are some changes made to it..u made some changes to gps.conf and so its running...in this case gps.conf in /data is being compared to in the /system..if a mismatch is found init.d comes into play as gps.conf in /data is set by the user. you talk like a developer...u should know it. anyways goto to the init.d folder and edit synapse...delete the lines with gps.conf and u shudnt have anymore problems. delete from line number 10 to 18 ie if & fi...but dont delete line no 12 ie mount -o remount,rw /system.....and plz end this gps.conf topic here.

 

[stylemessiah]

It doesnt run on every boot..init.d has a service with flag as oneshot and root in build repo..it means init.d scripts only runs at boot when there are some changes made to it..u made some changes to gps.conf and so its running...in this case gps.conf in /data is being compared to in the /system..if a mismatch is found init.d comes into play as gps.conf in /data is set by the user. you talk like a developer...u should know it. anyways goto to the init.d folder and edit synapse...delete the lines with gps.conf and u shudnt have anymore problems. delete from line number 10 to 18 ie if & fi...but dont delete line no 12 ie mount -o remount,rw /system.....and plz end this gps.conf topic here.

Cheers, but ive removed synapse, never had to edit an init.d file on any other ROM ive used to stop gps.conf or any other conf file being overwritten

 

[newHere:)]

Then the ratio of the current required to the current utilized is significantly low...its ur car charger thats not providing sufficient juice.

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I did try another charger today... 2.4 Ampere charger (!) and the result was the same...
Battery goes down while using GPS.

 

[erikk1]

Whats the quality of the cable though??

 

[GreekDragon]

Cheers, but ive removed synapse, never had to edit an init.d file on any other ROM ive used to stop gps.conf or any other conf file being overwritten

You removed synapse?omg really why?