Yep, sorry that was correct but the newer version of services app does not have it.
I will edit the OP 
International firmware - update from SD Card (No FlashTools) - for KOSPET Prime 2 updated 2021.06.26
The name is what it is.
Forget about it 
As I said in the first post, this is a taste before the OTA.
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We will see.
For now let’s stay on topic.
Thanks
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Ok now or are you having problems?
Kospet requested that the icons are in this order as stock
As @G1NT0N1C says UL will let you do this but it is still a work in progress on stock
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@Colin_Green
Mr Ticks is making a video about the firmware at the moment but flashing is already on our yt channel and also Mr Ticks channel.
I strongly urge you to take time to check out this stuff because it is quite scary reading above…
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Sorry but we really need to keep this thread for feedback so I will move these posts to the Prime 2 support thread.
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I know it didn’t read pretty but believe it or not I was more than 51% sure it would be ok at all times. Lol
Feed back. Yes! it is muuuuch purtier and cleaner than previous. More to follow when I have had a proper play. Cheers all.
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I just discovered that the AutoNotification plugin for Tasker causes reboots in the new fw. I also had two reboots yesterday but I don’t know the cause for those. Despite that the fw does seem more stable.
If possible, please provide a logcat when this happens.
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Sure. How do I do that?
- First you need to enable USB debugging on developer settings.
- Here is a small package that includes adb, extract it and run adb.cmd
- On the command shell you can enter this to create a logfile:
adb logcat > debug.txt
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Not sure this one goes back to the last crash but here you go anyway: debug.txt - Google Drive
I’ll try to be more timely next time.
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If you are using the universal launcher, could you re-do this test with the default launcher as well?
Do you mean try AutoNotification with standard launcher?
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Ok. But it was kind of hairy. I was in a reboot loop and just managed to uninstall AN before it happened again. Do you mind if I wait to try tomorrow?
It’s fine, i will try to recreate it.
Is it just the AutoNotification app itself that causes the crash or does it require something else as well?
I was using HeartOnTop with day tracking on, and was trying to dismiss repeated notifications that it had enabled draw over other apps permission. In AN I set it to dismiss notifications containing text “HeartOnTop”. I may have selected only notifications from Android System. And I was using Universal Launcher.
Wow… That is whole mix of possibilities…
@none this is a challenge without removing the different apps that could contribute to the issue…
Just had a reboot nothing to do with AutoNotification, circa 22:40 EDT: logcat.txt - Google Drive
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