Development [ROM][OFFICIAL][Android-11][Stable][Octavi-OS][AOSP][Sweet/Sweetin][28/05/2021]

[b0mb]

@Lastpapper

Maybe you should try a cleanflash.... Gpay is working fine here

 

[Laptapper]

@Lastpapper

Maybe you should try a cleanflash.... Gpay is working fine here

I've made a clean flash around 2 weeks ago...
and all is fine except nfc (recognized just today in case of first try with nfc)
I've hoped someone has an idea.
clean flashing now isn't on my favorite list

 

[iTAZUETA]

Trying to change onscreen Keyboard but setting keeps crashing, on Clean and Fresh install.

edit; Found a solution for the meantime using adb commands to enable or disable virtual keyboards.

 

[Laptapper]

Trying to change onscreen Keyboard but setting keeps crashing, on Clean and Fresh install.

edit; Found a solution for the meantime using adb commands to enable or disable virtual keyboards.

Which adb commands?


@pratyakshb1995
Settings app is crashing too if you touch in recent list the app info.

 

[iTAZUETA]

Which adb commands?


@pratyakshb1995
Settings app is crashing too if you touch in recent list the app info.

Enabling keyboard using command-line​

All the enabled input methods can be listed by this command:

adb shell ime list -s


Example output

com.android.inputmethod.latin/.LatinIME
net.zhdev.ctrlvkeyboard/.CtrlVKeyboard


All the available (enabled or not) IME services can be listed through

adb shell ime list -a


Example output

com.android.inputmethod.latin/.LatinIME:
mId=com.android.inputmethod.latin/.LatinIME mSettingsActivityName=com.android.inputmethod.latin.settings.SettingsActivity
mIsDefaultResId=0x7f070000
Service:
priority=0 preferredOrder=0 match=0x108000 specificIndex=-1 isDefault=false
ServiceInfo:
name=com.android.inputmethod.latin.LatinIME
packageName=com.android.inputmethod.latin
labelRes=0x7f08003a nonLocalizedLabel=null icon=0x0 banner=0x0
enabled=true exported=true processName=com.android.inputmethod.latin
permission=android.permission.BIND_INPUT_METHOD
flags=0x0
net.zhdev.ctrlvkeyboard/.CtrlVKeyboard:
mId=net.zhdev.ctrlvkeyboard/.CtrlVKeyboard mSettingsActivityName=null
mIsDefaultResId=0x0
Service:
priority=0 preferredOrder=0 match=0x108000 specificIndex=-1 isDefault=false
ServiceInfo:
name=net.zhdev.ctrlvkeyboard.CtrlVKeyboard
packageName=net.zhdev.ctrlvkeyboard
labelRes=0x7f0b0015 nonLocalizedLabel=null icon=0x0 banner=0x0
enabled=true exported=true processName=net.zhdev.ctrlvkeyboard
permission=android.permission.BIND_INPUT_METHOD
flags=0x0
com.touchtype.swiftkey/com.touchtype.KeyboardService:
mId=com.touchtype.swiftkey/com.touchtype.KeyboardService mSettingsActivityName=com.touchtype.settings.TouchTypeKeyboardSettings
mIsDefaultResId=0x0
Service:
priority=0 preferredOrder=0 match=0x108000 specificIndex=-1 isDefault=false
ServiceInfo:
name=com.touchtype.KeyboardService
packageName=com.touchtype.swiftkey
enabled=true exported=true processName=com.touchtype.swiftkey
permission=android.permission.BIND_INPUT_METHOD
flags=0x0


The highlighted strings next to mId= are the IDs of the keyboard apps available in my system.


In any ID, the string before / is the package name of the keyboard app. Example: for Swiftkey keyboard, the mId is:

com.touchtype.swiftkey/com.touchtype.KeyboardService


The string com.touchtype.swiftkey is the package name of Swiftkey app. Package name is what will help you to find the appropriate mID that you should use to enable a particular keyboard app.


In order to add or remove an IME into enabled input methods, do

# replace ID with mId of the keyboard app which you want to add or remove

adb shell ime enable ID
adb shell ime disable ID


To make an IME the default IME of the system, do

# Note that it doesn't matter whether the IME is added into enabled input methods or not. Consider this a direct override.

adb shell settings put secure default_input_method "ID"
adb shell content update --uri content://settings/secure --bind value:s:"ID" --where "name='default_input_method'" # alternative to above command

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1) 101 % stability for me
2) you'll never have on custom ROM the same or better SOT as stock MIUI, because no custom ROM has that aggressive battery optimization as MIUI has
3) not running OctaviOS ATM, but I'm sure on telegram you can find some screenshots

Have you ever tried PixelPlus UI? Much better than MIUI

 

[RonnieRandom]

Is there ota updater build in the rom?

 

[Koerschgen]

Is there ota updater build in the rom?

No, update with recovery.
That's my preferred method either

 

[Ferdi-VoN]

Dirac Sounds Enchancer is not working?, On my device is crash and can't open

 

[FPR3D]

Nice customization options, seems stable. It has some character. But can only choose one theme colour.

 

[spacexgen]

Nice customization options, seems stable. It has some character. But can only choose one theme colour.

yes, that is default blue

 

[spacexgen]

Octavi is my favorite ROM, first time installed (OctaviOS-v2.8-sweet-20210811-1228) in RN10pro, have to fix zip file as it is not installing in TWRP.

ROM is smooth and lightweight.
After restart one system updater notification is popup, and running endlessly. [I have to stop settings forcefully].
Speaker sound is low, Bluetooth sound is very high. Turbo charging is not working with stock charger and cable [I have to change cable to get turbo charging with stock charger]

 

[TheMoonYou99]

I'd like to try this ROM but the download link seems not working.

 

[cldkrs]

dual App for Whatsapp etc avaiable?

 

[aleMarvel]

now im on arrow (OSS) need flash vendor before flash rom2.9.1 ? tx

 

[mohammedmetto]

when i install the rom and reboot just redmi logo no inter but pixelplusui inter normaly
i dont know whats the step i have to do

 

[Hellera]

Hello guys, I suspected that it is not necessary to flash the firmware file if I'm coming from android 11 stock redmi-OS... am I right?
Another question... nothing to format/wipe before flashing Octavi-OS? Thank you for the help.