[ROM] Dirty Unicorns 6.0.1 {Flounder} (09/09/16)

[zerone55]

No issues here

I just tried and had the same thing happen. "Unfortunately settings has stopped."

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Thanks for checking. I poked around a bit more and looks like it was my theme (Euphoria Dark) that was causing the crash. Going back to default theme didn't cause a crash. Enabed the theme again, and setting started crashing again.

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[PieceKeepr]

Thanks for checking. I poked around a bit more and looks like it was my theme (Euphoria Dark) that was causing the crash. Going back to default theme didn't cause a crash. Enabed the theme again, and setting started crashing again.

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Well that's interesting. I was using Blakkat and it was also causing my crash. Switched themes and like you said, it worked.

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[NYCHitman1]

Report these FC's to the themer

 

[PieceKeepr]

Already have.

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[killswitx]

sorry for stupid question...i have flashed this rom on my nexus9 now...but the root is not working..do i have enable it somewhere? and where couldnt find anything,,,flashing supersu doesnt work...and only thing i did i flashed elementalx kernel. thanks

 

[NYCHitman1]

sorry for stupid question...i have flashed this rom on my nexus9 now...but the root is not working..do i have enable it somewhere? and where couldnt find anything,,,flashing supersu doesnt work...and only thing i did i flashed elementalx kernel. thanks

We don't support 3rd party kernels. Stick with stock setup.

 

[killswitx]

We don't support 3rd party kernels. Stick with stock setup.

so that's why its gone...hmm great

 

[NYCHitman1]

so that's why its gone...hmm great

Honestly, there's no reason for you to use a 3rd party kernel. I've buffed up unicornblood to be the best that it can be.

 

[killswitx]

Honestly, there's no reason for you to use a 3rd party kernel. I've buffed up unicornblood to be the best that it can be.

ok thanks i try that with stock. the root should be on straight? or is there anywhere dev options to turn on?

 

[NYCHitman1]

ok thanks i try that with stock. the root should be on straight? or is there anywhere dev options to turn on?

Nope.

 

[cerj]

Well that's interesting. I was using Blakkat and it was also causing my crash. Switched themes and like you said, it worked.

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Not having this issue running Black Kat on the 5.27.16 weekly.

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[NYCHitman1]

Latest weekly build is up, btw.

 

[PieceKeepr]

Not having this issue running Black Kat on the 5.27.16 weekly.

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I'll try another clean flash when I have time and see what happens.

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[maelfilk]

When i tap on the user icon in the upper right corner (on lockscree), lockscreen just restart but nothing else happens. Encountered this but on every AOSP-based rom so far.

 

[NYCHitman1]

When i tap on the user icon in the upper right corner (on lockscree), lockscreen just restart but nothing else happens. Encountered this but on every AOSP-based rom so far.

???

 

[Cancertoast]

Ever since upgrading to 10.2 my flash drive no longer is recognized, it mounts, but shows 0 bytes. The flash drive works on my windows pc, and worked on my Nexus 9 before I updated. Any ideas what is going on?

 

[NYCHitman1]

Ever since upgrading to 10.2 my flash drive no longer is recognized, it mounts, but shows 0 bytes. The flash drive works on my windows pc, and worked on my Nexus 9 before I updated. Any ideas what is going on?

None. Try using StickMount.

 

[Cancertoast]

No luck. It shows a drive connected but I can't access it or see what is in it because it shows 0 bytes. It is fat formatted. I had to switch to fat in the past because twrp didn't want to recognize the USB with NTFS.

 

[NYCHitman1]

No luck. It shows a drive connected but I can't access it or see what is in it because it shows 0 bytes. It is fat formatted. I had to switch to fat in the past because twrp didn't want to recognize the USB with NTFS.

Don't have NTFS support in the kernel. Only exFAT for 3rd party FS.

 

[Cancertoast]

Don't have NTFS support in the kernel. Only exFAT for 3rd party FS.

The thing is it is exFAT formatted. When I try and format from android it says:
https://imgur.com/gallery/D6gOp
It is important to note that this drive always showed as corrupt in android but worked regardless, without issue.