yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adz63:
could the browser lag (altho i dont have lag ) be fixed by turning off fast dormancy for people with providers that dont support fast dormancy

to try open dialer *#9900# disable fast dormancy
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ram_kalam:
Thanks a Million @adz63

Just one question mate:

In your 3rd step (4)(5)(6):

Do I need to flash a stock kernel again after doing step 1? No right? Since in your first method I am already flashing a KG3 stock kernel according to your post.

So I just flash that kernel using odin, push the Lite'ning TAR file as zImage into the SDcard, boot and install it through CWM Manager. Yes?

And also, Lite'ning CAN be installed via CWM as well; not necessarily only ODIN yes?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] monx®:
nothing todo with that. browser lag due to deodexed framework/apk which may cause hardware acceleration not working on browser.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ram_kalam:
Personally; I've been using Dolphin Browser and its blown me away by far. Don't feel like going back to stock browser at all. Do give it a shot; 4.1 definitely seems like its worth it to me! No issues from my side whatsoever so far; since I don't use the stock browser anymore. Everything else seems to be working pretty damn well.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adz63:
i have not tried it yet mate im going to do it tomorrow , i just found a link on xda about it so its a copy and paste job to help ya out a bit . but from what i can gather

flash the cf root kernal keep a copy in downloads so you can extract the zimage and then place the zimage onto the phones sd card not an external sd

then get an stock kernal from original developement page (i dont know if it matters which one but the latest one on there should do the job )

boot into download mode

and flash original stock kernal that u get from original developement flash via odin

goto cwm app select flash kernal (the zimage u put on sd )

u will no longer have triangle

then i think whenever you flash a kernal again extract it til u get the zimage .place on sd (phone ) not external , and flash , so say you use the ninphetamin kernal keep[ extracting and thats the zimage flash via cwm app then the triangle is still gone and then u are able to put splash sscreen on
[Galaxy S II Android Development] carlos67:
Yeah.....I was using Dolphin HD for a couple of weeks and its pretty good but went back to stock to see how it compared and it was just, well, better. Much better user experience. Smoother, faster, better zooming & panning.

The f/back on 4.1 seems to be very positive thus far. It will be interesting to see battery reports tomorrow though. Thats the killer with all ROMS ultimately.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adz63:
i have seen many a posts that say turning it off the browser goes like you know what off a shovel
[Galaxy S II Android Development] impheatus:
so... what is the diff? b/w ARMv7 and ARMv9? didnt know there are 2 version. mine says 7 too. just curious...

samsung website didnt mention whether its 7 or 9 but many websites adv. as 9 tho.

+1 litepro, this version is good and stable. understand the problem with the brower but thats just how it is.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adz63:
not got a clue what the difference is . im trying to find out but dont know where to look
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Steven6489:
Lite'ning Rom V4.0 XXKG3

Still having the sound issue..

Other than that, I think its perfect.. :D

Besides plug and unplug earphone, what other solution I can do to solve permanently? :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adz63:
http://www.arm.com/products/processors/index.php

found this but dont really understand it so if ya understand it let me in on it lol
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ram_kalam:
Its funny that only some devices had the sound issue. Me for one never encountered any. And I've been following Lite'ning since 1.2 and flash at every update.

Anyone able to pinpoint the exact reason? Could it "NOT" be at the ROM end?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kamaliqwan:
i download ''Litening_Rom_v4-1.rar'' but it shows ''File name: Litening_Rom_v4-0.rar''

and i double checked in system setting still v4.0

is it the same file?hmm..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Yellow_Racing:
Just flashed from 1.4 to 4.1 without issue, will wait till I get home and recharge phone then reset battery.

Thanks for the great work on the ROM and I will donate tonight.

Robski
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mickliq:
Stock browser very laggy here on 4.1. Just installed Dolphin for the first time, smooth as butter.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Steven6489:
So wipe everything everytime you upgrade? or just flash on top of it?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nicregi:
Guys, justed installed 4.1 and seems okay. However, still facing the power button problem after factory reset, full wipe, cache and dalvik wipe.

My off button is a reboot button. My reboot button is a reboot button too. So, the only way to off the phone is to battery pull the phone.

Any suggestion on this?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Deli23:
Flash 4.1
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rafso:
because the link for v4.1 is pointing to v4?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tonz22:
F5 to refresh..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] impheatus:
uhhhh... hahaha, not my type of language... LOL

read the first few lines of of both 7 and 9 but errr... gives me headache...

anyway whatever the diff, it still rocks...

i have a good feeling of 4.1's batt life... still 100% on 3g after 2h?? o.O???
[Galaxy S II Android Development] phatwin2004:
GS 2 USE ARMv7 OR ARMv9

I THINK ARMv7 OR ARMv9 IS NOT IMPORTAN, MAYBE THAT INFORMATION WRONG OR NOT UPDATE ! GS 2 USE ARMv9, IF WRONG CHIP, IT CAN'T PLAY SOME FILE (EXP. *.MKV, AND SOME FILE OTHERS) :D :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] picard2008:
Some machines maybe different! I flashed 4.1 without full wipe (i.e. only wipe cache, dalvik cache and reset battery statistics). Everything is fine and the extended power button works well. The BT problem seems to fix but no longer has A2DP nomore.

Checking battery in the next 24 hours.

Great work LitePro.

BTW, I wonder when we will see an Asia language (other than Korea) version !?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rafso:
chrome damn, missed a CTRL + F5 on the page.

Sorry
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Yellow_Racing:
Just tested mine and the off button works fine for me. Maybe re flash??

Robski
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kamaliqwan:
Lagging browser on 4.0..

Ey..! Is there already have 4.1 update!?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nicregi:
I guess it could be machine problem but...not sure how to go around with that. Weird. Never had this problem with any ROMs before and this is the first :eek:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nicregi:
Yup, wipe, flash, clear dalvic, cache everything. Even factory reset I did and not working. Damn!

The extended meu only works the first time. After that, just repeating reboot whenever I off.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DHARQAXIAN:
Execellent rom..., all hail the new rom ...!!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raze1000:
flashed 4.1 all good but i seem to be having probs sending emails from all my pop3 accounts. I can receive emails no problem. Was working fine before flashing 4.1

It's late so will have another play after sleep.

May flash 1.5 to compare the browsers.

I do seem to be getting a better phone signal on orange now.

Using Go launcher instead of launcher pro

Also i there an option to add a data toggle to the drop down menubar or change the options on there ?

[edit] found a toggle on the power button, only problem is i am getting no data connection at all, no icons, no connection even though it says its activated.

Any ideas before i flash another rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] munwaioblivious:
how do i get the browser fixed? yes i use both dolphin and stock browser. stock is mostly for portrait use and dolphin are for landscape flash video uses. anyway i can fix the browser?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] elton1982:
browser on 4.1 lagging

only have this problem, otherwise excellent rom, congratulations

five stars
[Galaxy S II Android Development] RiTCHiE007:
Yea, my browser is still laggy also on 4.1! But this is the best custom rom out so props!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kamaliqwan:
Still pointing to 4.0

???
[Galaxy S II Android Development] R3BOOT:
Try CTRL-F5
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adz63:
try settings>wireless n network> mobile network

use packet data tick

network mode gsm/wcdma auto mode

select network operators and the re-select orange

reboot and then go back into menu and click access point names and make sure orange wap and orange mms is there

im outta here i need matchsticks to keep me eyes open

dont give up on your 1st flash of a rom , everyone gets problems 1st time , changing rom will just happen again but probably another problem will arise
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alfianz:
sorry guys....

what is the password for unlock the litening rom v4-1.rar?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bboylost:
it doesnt require a pw
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alfianz:
bcoz i tried to xtract this file with odin but its required password o extract this file...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vampire2001vn:
Browser on 4.1 lag.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dsmaori:
Ok, I've read the last 50 pages of this thread so as NOT to ask the same dumb questions (How do I get rid of the yellow triangle? Does this wipe all my data and aps if I flash 4.1? etc etc) There is however I small thing I want to check before I do it, I've cleared the dalvik cache as above and know what to do for the battery but, to clear the cache, do I use the 'wipe cache partition' option in CWM then reboot?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ghostami:
Use odin flash your kernel to stock. Than make sure you exract the root kernel Zimagine file into your sd card or on board memory. Than flash kernel with cwn in phone with that Zimagine file.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Warrimonk:
I am also getting browser lag in 4.1 Running Lulz Kernel XXKG3 build 11.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dsmaori:
Oh ****, I am running ninphetamine 2.0.2 and have already done the dalvik cache. I really don't want to have to find the stock kernel so if I DON'T bother clearing the cache and flash 4.1, will it still run as it should or will it not run at it's best?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kamaliqwan:
haha it works!!!

****ing GRRRRRRRREEEEEAAAAAAaaaaAAAaaaaaaaAATTTTT...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks mate!

:D;):cool::eek::):rolleyes::o:D;):):cool::eek::(:D;):p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] R3BOOT:
Seriously people? Up top there is a search button. It's there for a reason. It has been stated many, many times that the stock browser lag is a known issue and may/will/should be fixed at some time.

On a more helpful note, to all those having download issues like "it shows v3.2 or 4.0 still" try to CTRL-F5 on the download links page to force a refresh past your cache and/or proxy. 4.1 is there as intended. There IS cake! :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] varenathan:
battery drains

Ok, i should admitt it. The battery drains very fast. Just woke up, and check my phone, idle (standby) for 5 hours from fully recharged, still 100%. Afterwards, i turned on WiFi and check benchmark, for several times, check email, in 15 minutes, Huup laa.. the batt dropped 3% :confused: using stock CPU Freq.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mynameisjon:
you just got burned by Hacre and you're still not learning to read?

Stock browser lag is a known issue. Use another browser.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fansulaw:
TW Launcher Issue

Hi all,

I have just recently flashed into 4.1. Its all good until i started editing my application list as i noticed that the apps are unable to display once there is only 1 pages of apps. (i like managing my apps by putting them in folders)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] demonte21:
15 minute usage is not really enough to says there is battery Drain. Give it at least 24 hours... with regular usage. Did you clear you battery stats, Fully charge the phone at OFF state, then ON state ?.

My phone is almost fully charge, I'm waiting for this before going to sleep. I will let it discharge through the night to see how is the battery usage in standby, with Sync ON. I'll see tomorrow morning.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mynameisjon:
I'd say battery usage is pretty alright.

drained 18% in 7 hours of idle with wifi on/data conn off/sync off. might seem a lot but on my phone that's pretty alright.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raze1000:
Struggling here now.

I am getting no data connection at all now.

I have done a nandroid restore to orange stock rom but i still get no data connection.

The data toggle in the drop down menu does absolutely nothing.

What did i do wrong and is there any way i can get it back.

I tried Lite-ning 1.5 and also 4.1 but still the same.

Now back on stock i nandroided b4 flashing lite-ning and nothing.

Is this something to do with the radio?

I was originally on Ke2 on baseband kernel and build

i am now showing

baseband kF2

kernel KE2

build KE2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rafael1000:
Hello,

I have currently a stock rom.

I have read that after flashing Litening rom (I can't do it before because I haven't CWM), I must do all those tings :

Wipe data, cache, dalvik cache, and cache partition.

Is that true?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mynameisjon:
Keep Calm and Carry On :)

1. Did you use the SIM unlock from this forum? Might be something to do with that.

2. Check Wireless Settings -> Mobile Network, is "Use Packet Data" checked? If not, that's your problem.

You might want to try this, tedious, but it might work for you.

1. Flash stock rom, check if everything works.

2. Factory reset from inside Android (make sure you save everything you want into your PC, because this also wipes the "SDCARD" partition because it's internal memory.

3. Flash over Lite'ning 4.1 via ODIN

4. Power down your phone

5. enter recovery via power button, home button, power up buttom simultaneously

6. Wipe Cache Partition, then, go to advanced -> Wipe Dalvik Cache

Try your data connection now.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raze1000:
i did use the sim unlock from the forum yes.

It must have something to do with that as I put a tesco payg sim card in and data works.

that is the sim card i had in the phone when using the sg2 unlocker.

How on earth can i get it to work again with my orange contract sim.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Promiser:
Dear all,

It is my first time to ask your help here....the situation is when I use stock mail to send email to my fds, all Chinese texts become question mark....

Could anyone tell me how to solve this problem?

Thanks in advance

I have upgraded to V4.2...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] diehard2222:
is the crt effect fixed as in no noise in the effect after using the extended power menu??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sillumjai:
Yes it is, no more noise at all.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tonz22:
try this method : go to Messaging ----> settings -----> input mode -----> change to automatic.

hope can help your chinese sms and mail.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mobs84:
Heavy CPU Usage :(

Within 15 min I upgraded from 1.5 to 4.1 one service is acting weird and its eating up battery like crazy and that is: com.vilingo.client.samsung. Even if I kill this service with watchdog it starts back automatically and starts eating battery and CPU utilisation is continuously above 44%.. Anyone facing the same issue?

PFA screenshots of the app as well Voice command battery usage! :mad:

**** UPDATE****

Issue resolved after restart and completing first time setup for Voice Talk

Lightpro: Thanks for the great masterpiece again!! Almost perfect and similar to v1.5.

>BT and sound issues resolved completely

>Overscroll is back

>CB Benchmark gave a score of 6672 without changing CPU speed in Set CPU

>Overall feels smooth and no lags whatsoever

>CPU Usage looks good for now. IDLE Rate: 85%

** According to me the only fix required in this version is the laggy browser** Rest everything falls in place and works great!!

LIGHTPRO ROCKS!! :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jerryneyk:
You do NOT have to wipe data, that's what is so nice about this ROM. Just wipe cache partition, dalvik cache BEFORE you flash and you are set to go. Be sure to do a backup of your stock rom if you want to stay in warranty you can restore that before taking your phone back if you have to (I didn't do that and realize now that if anything happens under warranty I cannot go back to stock).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] phonei900:
you are right, its a LauncherPro bug
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xhafa:
Why using Launcher Pro,when Go Launcher is much better ;-) It was the first I deleted;-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zethmir:
Glad to see someone doing this, but one question. What is the password on the stock kernel self extracting zip?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] phonei900:
Currently there is no themes compatible for the Lite'ning Rom v4.1
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Promiser:
It doesn't work....Still question mark...........anyway, thx for your help....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] electrikblues:
Whoops, my bad. The password is intratech@XDA. I've updated the post with it as well. Thanks for pointing that out!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gn00my:
thanks for your work !!

flashed this one on my girlfriends phone and on my own , works great , keep it up !!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LitePro:
good to hear and thanks for your feedback :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rumble6059:
great stuff, just holding off on flashing at the moment as i am waiting for my USB Jig to arrive and dont want to risk anything before i have that re-assurance.

looking forward to flashing this ROM when i do get it though!

Rumble
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tukes:
flash done, looking good!

nice work LitePro...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sammy555:
I really like this rom a lot, what you got in store for us next then litepro? :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stoolzo:
minor issues

getting a force close on lazydroid on boot up

Samsung lock screen really does need to go, doesn't play nice with widget lock on boot, although it stays gone once unlocked the first time. (not specifically an issue with this ROM)

Not big on personalisations I cant remove, any chance you could remove the "lightning ROM" on the notifications screen.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Crucio_:
Great work :) im loving all the work people are putting in to the s2.

btw what is the icon in most of the screenshots in the very top left? some sort of extra app? havent got to flash it yet to find out for myself :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pantosssp:
Blue burns moar your screen in amoled

Green is way to go.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kingken:
Agree that Samsung lockscreen must go..prefer android lockscreen from nexus.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vijayvasa:
Just a quick question guys, If I flash this rom , will it or format the drive as well. As i dont have SD card on the phone.

And does it have the samsung allshare app as I would be using it still ?

Regards

VJ
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nechmadi:
thank you very much, keep up the good job
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LitePro:
some fixes, tweaks, and much more :D

I would say 'stay tuned'
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LitePro:
The Rom will not format your drive :)

and yes it has the app allshare

Happy flashing ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nitroz:
Loving the ROM so far. Just run a quadrant test (see attached screenshot) ROM itself feels smooth, the theme is great and seems faster than stock. Keep up the good work
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MoonRaven:
Cool, will try later this day :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Toffei:
Awesome! another rom... flashing!

But could you make the signal bars blue too?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TMaLuST:
bump

10char
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Toffei:
It fixed it for me i think.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stoolzo:
what exactly do you mean by this, are you just saying you don't like the blue or are you suggesting the life of you screen will be degraded in some way by over use of a blue which sounds like trelk to me
[Galaxy S II Android Development] WhiteHartMart:
Thanks for the rom and the speedy browser fix :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GalaxyS!:
Yes I confirm that :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mitashi:
I'm sorry dudes:) I already have got it working:)

Looks like my Titanium Backup did't work properly, was getting a lot of force close's with a lot of apps. I deleted them and downloaded them again in the market, everything is working properly again:)

In this case Adobe AIR was the cause:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wish34:
Bbci player problems

Hi

Im having trouble with bbci player with this rom,

It runs, but none of the pages load in .

Can anyone confirm this?

Or am I doing something wrong?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 123schiff:
thanks for your great rom. Will make donation this week once i get paid... Keep up the good work.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] llBlackenedll:
Thank you! This rom is working great and has given me 4100ish on Quadrant and noticeably better battery life. I'm not so keen on the overscroll glow but I got rid of that. I'm loving the lock screen CRT effect, though it seems to have really weird noise when I do it, is it supposed to be like that or should it be cleaner? Either way good job.

Just a couple of things that would be great:

1. If you could somehow remove the insanely annoying "Holy crap I'm fully charged! I don't care if you're asleep I want the world to know! *Buzzzzzz*" then that would be great. The fully charged notifications are so annoying.

2. Somehow block some of the low battery limitations imposed by Samsung (such as being unable to change the brightness settings and being unable to use the camera when the battery is <15%)

Either way, excellent work, thanks :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SkilletDesire:
Hey,

When can we have the Korean Kernal?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andrewrock14:
Is this ROM much faster than the stock KE2/KE7 at all of is it much of a muchness ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] llBlackenedll:
...what?

Well I get significantly better quadrant results (4100+) - it seems much quicker on the IO tests so it seems like it may have somehow improved that aspect.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] silverbluem:
Download From Market - ChainFire3D - install

and you will get better quadrant results (4500+)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Dark_Lord0122:
i got out of the boot loop .. the calibration is still stuck .. any tips on how to fix it ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GalaxyS!:
great that you are out of the bootloop

about the calibration check this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=14195222
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JohnnyK58:
Lite'ning ROM

Lite Pro. Wow. Great ROM. Hope you don't mind, I thought I would create a wallpaper for it, hope you like it. Anyone wishing to download it feel free.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] monkeydrufy:
sorry guys

Any way to remove samsung lockscreen and put the android aosp one?

thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lars8000:
A little donation for your good work

89L03418XP614034E
[Galaxy S II Android Development] llBlackenedll:
Doesn't that do things like drop image quality with heavier LODing etc? If so that's not really a legitimate test as it's not a fair comparison across devices, and it's just a way to push up a number which is meaningless if it's not a fair test.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] phonei900:
Extended Power Menu for the Lite'ning Rom v1.1

ExtPowerMenu.zip

Flash it via CWM
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gogua:
is this the same ??

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1112713

thanks