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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Arijit.Ray81:
How to connect to Kies?

Hello! I was wondering how we can connect to Kies after we install this ROM? Everytime I try to connect I get an error saying - "Reconnect the device in Samsung Kies (PC Studio) mode. Current connection mode not supported by Kies"

I am unsing the USB to connect. But I am unable to.

I did a search in the thread but could not find a solution. Can anyone help please?

SOLVED: DISABLED USB DEBUGGING AND IT WORKED
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jeegor:
Is there any possibility to fix Polar Office?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yupo72:
Same here right after flashing 6.1, I've asked promptly but nobody seems to care about it. Probably is a minor minor minor issue....not nice to see I agree but the dialer works anyway....

Hope, like you, that someone could answer.

---------- Post added at 08:26 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:21 AM ----------

Go here http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1059 and search.

There's also the official thread by LitePro with the 3 colors (blue/green/black) and starting from page 42 you should find the 6.1 version (black/green) made by one user.....still waiting the blue one that I've asked too :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pfeffernuss:
Nope, not at all. Speedmod supports "nothing". Ragemod, which is based on Speedmod, does however.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marcfields:
Hi guys,

I got my s2 in june and since i got, i have many issues with it:

- extreme fast battery drain --> 10 hours MAX (With no extreme usage), extreme usage --> 6 hours MAX.

- sometimes it just shuts down with no reason, mostly after using youtube, games, etc.

- even when the phone is in the recharger, it can shut down if i use it. (how's this even possible?!)

Im running the original Android firmwire:

2.3.3.

I9100XXKDJ

2.6.35.7-I9100XWKE2

Can these problems be solved after installing Lit'ning ROM? And do i need to install the other versions of Lit'ning first, or is an instant update to v6.1. enough?

I'm sorry if these questions are a bit noobish, but hey not everyone is good with phones;).

Tnx in advance
[Galaxy S II Android Development] eRPeeX:
Probably your problems are solved after (instant) installing 6.1 and ninphetamine 2.1.3

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] R3BOOT:
I assume the user you quoted was referring to a previous iteration of Cognition where DG had a "custom" kernel included based on Speedmod T22 as follows
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marcfields:
Ok, so installing 6.1 is not enough to get my phone working?

Also need to install kernel ninphetamine 2.1.3?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hammerman44:
Or another kernel, Speedmod for instance.

I use Ninphetamine, but some users are getting very good battery life with Speedmod.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] madroxx:
sorry to disappoint you but it doesn't pls chk speedmods post you will find out urself.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bhitt:
Will my SGS2 work in Korea??

Hello from Qatar where I bought my SGS2 and love it. I'm on LR6.1/SpeedmodT39 and I love to show off my phone. I just accepted a job in Seoul Korea and more than one person has told me my mob phone won't work in Korea. (OHHhhhhh noooOOOO!!!!!) Does anyone know if that is true?? Is there anything that can be flashed to make it work in Korea if the scary story is true??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hammerman44:
MOBILE PHONE SERVICE

One important thing to note when travelling - your mobile phone may NOT work in South Korea. A short explanation about mobile phone systems:

GSM (Global System for Mobiletelephones) is one of the few mobile phone standards. It is the closest thing there is to an international standard. GSM systems are used in nearly 200 countries worldwide, from Europe throughout Africa, Asia and Australia. Non GSM countries include South Korea and Japan.

What do they use?

CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) This standard was developed by QualComm, from which providers must license its use. There are CDMA networks in Argentina, Australia, Canada, Chile, Hong Kong, El Salvador, Guatemala, Israel, South Korea, Peru, Russia, Venezuela and Zambia. It offers some international roaming capability but nothing like the near-global coverage available from GSM carriers.

There are several solutions for this problem. You can rent a mobile phone at Incheon Airport upon arriving in Korea.

▶ Mobile phone rental service

Any T2K member can rent the cellular phones at a discount price by simply filling out the online application before leaving the country.

You can rent a WCDMA handset at Global Roaming Centers conveniently located in Incheon International Airport. Mobile phone CID (caller identification) service will be provided free of charge. Mobile phone rental roaming service covers 99% of populated area of South Korea. For business or pleasure, Mobile rental roaming is a good mobile solution during your stay in Korea.

For more information about the mobile service visit:

http://english.visitkorea.or.kr/enu/RE/RE_EN_1_2_4_1.jsp

http://www.skroaming.com/en/guide/cdma.asp

http://www.sroaming.co.kr/En/main/main.asp

▶ Mobile phone roaming service

Use your own mobile number while traveling in Korea. The first mobile service provider to successfully launch inter-standard GSM-CDMA automatic SIM roaming in the world, provides you with Automatic SIM Roaming service which enables you to use your own GSM mobile phone number while you're in Korea. For Automatic SIM Roaming, you should rent a SIM compatible handset conveniently located in Incheon International Airport.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yupo72:
Or RAGEmod that is like speedmod but support OC/UV (so SetCpu can be used)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Metalkill:
Is there any plans to make a version that can be flashed in cwn?

It just stops when I try to flash via odin.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] amiWul:
How do i screenshot? When i press the power button for a while then the home button,the option to off and reboot come out. How do i screenshot?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] toerok:
Dear All,

Got my GS2 last week on T-Mobile and flashed it straight away with Lite'ning 6.1. Very pleased...but! I'm getting random reboots! Not frequently but enough to annoy me! Any suggestions guys? Could it be bad ram??? Thanks in advance!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] k1000716:
Hold down the home button first, then, while still holding it down tap the power button (don't hold it down for more than a second or so).

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MASKofTEAM:
Press power button, then home button immediately.

If you leave pressing home button too long, you get the menu; if you press home first then power, you usually come out of the screen you are trying to capture and then snap that screen.

Hope that helps.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] robmeik:
Trying clearing the data and cache: settings - applications - manage - all. That seems to have worked for several people, including me! :)

If this helps; there is a "Thanks" button!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hammerman44:
Good point, missed that one !!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alegator23:
clean installation of the ROM

Hi guys

I would like to have clean installation of the ROM.

I have played with different programs,kernels etc...

I would like to reset everything and install clean installation.

The steps :

1. WIPE data/factory reset ( i will reinstall the programs again)

2. wipe cache partition + dalvik cache

3. Flush the ROM with Odin.

Any other things or suggestions ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jeegor:
Thank you very much! it is ok now :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ducasan:
Hi to all!

Anyone getting the issue of youtube videos not playing if stock browser set in "Android" mode instead of "Desktop" mode? In Android mode, I get a blank (black) screen, and in desktop mode, youtube app starts and plays the video.

Thanks in advance... Using Litening 6.1
[Galaxy S II Android Development] uprix:
Anyone? I have used CM7 over 6 months on my HD2 and i don't want to use it on the SGS2 as well :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SweetOnions:
How can I flash this rom using CWM SuperCore? Or do I need to remove it first? I want to use this rom, because the darky rom uses way more battery than a lite'ning rom I had first.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hammerman44:
Battery calibration, do a search there are a few tips on it to get the best from the ROM and pick a kernel. Ninph, SpeedMod or RAGEmod.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bhitt:
Well that news is worse than the heartbreak of hemorrhoids. Okay, so if I get to Korea and buy whatever they call the SGS2 handset there, can I flash these ROM's and kernels just like on the GSM model I hope doesn't short out with my tears dripping on it?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yupo72:
This is the very clean method

1. You must have CWM Recovery and Root permissions, if not flash CF-Root Kernel

2. Switch-off your GS2, remove the SIM and, in case, the external SD

3. Start in Recovery Mode

4. Make wipe data/factory reset and wipe cache partiton, go to advanced to wipe dalvik cache, go back to menu and in mounts and storage to perform a format /sdcard!

5. Switch-off and remove the battery for about 5 seconds

6. Start again in Recovery Mode and connect to the PC

7. Go to mounts and storage, select mount USB storage e insert the ROM you want

8. Flash the ROM (Install zip from sdcard -> choose zip from sdcard)

9. Setup your device as you like and switch-off

10. Insert SIM and external Micro SD

11. Start in Recovery Mode and make a wipe cache partition!

12. Restart your Galaxy S2 e finish your configuration, now with your SIM inside

13. Enjoy!

(Thanks to BigBang)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mustoura:
I had same issues random reboots major battery drain .i would pickup the phone after an hour or two of no usage (dinner ) and it would be burning hot i decided to flash to 6 all issues stopped. Than 6.1 was released flashed it have not looked back battery drain reduced by at least half i read and see a few issues some others are having i can't say i have had any. One thing i did do was a fresh install from stock Rom/firmware i don't know if that played a roll with my install .

Bottom line just do it you won't regret it.

(buy a usb jig off ebay to get rid of the boot up yellow triangle and flash counter )

Yellow triangle dose not effect your phone in any way
[Galaxy S II Android Development] enebro77:
Notes program

Hi guys,

Do you know whats the notes program (synchronizes with outlook) used in this ROM ?

Many thanks in advance
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ruubs:
LitePro died?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sniperwolf64:
After battery calibration my phone is starting from 97% any help on that thnx
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hammerman44:
I guess so, but perhaps another poster can confirm there will be no issues with a CDMA device?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jerryneyk:
It does seem really weird that one of the most popular ROMs for Android's maker has not uttered a word in almost a month.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] toerok:
Err...hope not.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sniperwolf64:
Im sick and tired of calibrating my phone battery with bad results. Can someone tell me whats wrong with my steps:

1- charged phone to 100%

2- while charger still connected went to recovery mode and wiped cache factory reset and delvik cache

3- went to download mode and flashed LR

4- after rom flash went back to recovery mode and flashed ragemod v1 t27

5- drained battery to 0%

6- charged to 100% while phone is off

7- wiped cache delvik cache and wiped battery stats

8- phone started with 98% then 99% then had a great battery life to almost 4days and 6 hours

9- thought of making the battery stable so did the cycle again and drained phone to 0% and charged to 100% while phone switched off then went to recovery mode wiped cache delvik cache and battery stats

10- when the phone started up i had 97% battery then went to 98% then started to drain faster than before

Should i repeat step 9 and see how it goes since some ppl say it needs at least 3 times to make the battery stable?

Im tired of this i just want to use the phone normally with a good battery life. Please help
[Galaxy S II Android Development] robmeik:
Read Page 1. :)

Follow the very detailed instructions and all should be OK. This rom cannot be flashed via CWM, only through odin...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GbMax78:
OpenVPN

I'd like to use OpenVPN but I have read on the net much problems about for this reason I'd like to know if it work on latest rom !

Thank you ! :)

GbMax78
[Galaxy S II Android Development] catdog:
I do not think we will see another update of this ROM. If you followed the events at the last two releases- creation of the separate derivate ROM section and a random rant of one of the developers- this sounded more like two nails in the coffin. I would imagine there was much more going on behind the closed doors.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] D79_:
Im not sure if this a AOSP rom, if not can you put that in the next update pls, thanks :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jdbpogo:
is it possible to change the content and order of the powerbar on the status screen? i'm just switching from my beloved hd2 running gbx 12. gotta say i love the phone and this rom seems quite smooth but that little niggle is bugging me.

thanks for any help
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yupo72:
Yes, I'm pretty sure LitePro give up on his ROM! One month without a word....too strange!!!

Thanks for the memories LitePro
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dynastywarior:
hello

guys before i update to this version, i had official 2.3.3 rom installed originally on my device, now i changed to thiis rom and it looks good and also feels good .the only thing that bothers me is quality reduction on full hd recording when your indoors, i see that official version of rom had better video recording quality .... this rom has low frame rates while full hd recording what should i do now?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bhagiratha:
Did support for this custom ROM come to a halt? because I haven't seen any new updates in awhile.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pro.aggro:
There are no updates from SAMSUNG! Thats the reason ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lion9t:
I really loved this rom .. but one problem with it that let me change from it .. no arabic language on it? really sad about that .. I hope there will be update ,, or solution
[Galaxy S II Android Development] herrfisk:
Hmm, I downloaded this and installed everything works just fine, except it didn't include Swedish as a language for the keyboard on either swype of samsung keyboard.

Anyway to fix this ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] slk-A4:
download batterycalibration from the market and follow the steps in that program, that should work
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tytnguy:
I am using 6.1 everything is good except the following issue.

I think this is applicable for 'exchange sync enabled' setup with push mail. I have setup my hotmail on push. I did not want to use the email application as i believe its tied to 'Social Networking' and there is a battery drain from the facebook side.

What i am experiencing is push mail working fine till some time but then, suddenly specifically at night the push mail just do not connect or something like that and it just keeps the phone awake whole night till i reboot the phone. I have not seen battery drain but unless you reboot the phone wont sync again. This is reported here also http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1253583 but Its for different ROM. So just want to know if anyone else have this issue ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] forgetmyname:
Worked for me.

I had to bring up the Samsung qwerty keyboard, then press the settings button quickly (looks like a cog). Then Enable X9 predictive text.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dbtomas:
there you are ;)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1074930
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sicopat:
With v1.3, I have at least 3 reports of the notification bar who disappear when USB plugged.

Any idea ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aydc:
Working flawlessly so far. Flashed on top of stock German KE2. No problems to report.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Babality:
Same here. Can't drag down notification window when phone is plugged.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] glimpsofreality:
Hello,

I am huge fan of this Tom, 1.3 is working absolutely fine, just it gives FC at boot for com.android.phone, then works flawlessly, any suggestion?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ibb1982:
Thank you for this, can't wait to ROM my SGS2 for the 1st time :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nightranger73:
Modems have been dumped too. You have only to check your current baseband with *#1234#* and download your modem as a backup just in case the flashed one won't work

About Odin what I can say... it's so easy

BTW rom manager now officially supports I9100 then maybe some cwm flash may come :)

Sent from my Galaxy SII

If you find this post usefull please press the "Thanks" button
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Artius89:
Mm i'm getting force closes when i open the [google] navigator, a crash in com.google.android.apps.maps .

I tried deleting the cache (of the application), the cache and davdik cache (of the phone) but nothing.. I even tryed reinstalling it but nothing worked.. any ideas?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jack_p75:
Wipe and factory reset and start to stock firmware k7 wipe again then kernel and then flash the rom again i think is the better way for the clean devaice
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zevrosenthal:
Hi - Sorry to ask what might be an obvious question, I just upgraded from V1.1 to 1.3 without any problems. My PDA/Phone Kernel and CSC are below.

Are these the correct versions to be using with V1.3 of this ROM? I bought my phone in the USA though it was a dutch version (from the box).

Any input on whether or not I have to flash other files would be appreciated.

Thanks

PDA XWKE8

PHONE XXKE4

CSC XEUKS2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] RickAstley:
This is a really great ROM - It's just a shame the lockscreen looks so tacky :/

But, WidgetLocker solves that :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hunteres:
yes the info is correct mate...the same as mine
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ehe12:
Mate, thanks for your great effort.

I tried out litening rom v1.1 and it was quite nice except the power won't stand long. even I don't do anything and just let the phone standby, the power drops around 5%-10% per hour. I will try your latest update and hopefully it will help a little more.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dinan:
Anyone notice that swiping through lists seems "jittery" compared to stock?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] -Zork-:
Voice Command can´t connect to server and unable:confused::confused: Anyway to fixed it :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ericmky:
In my case works perfect.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Greenie-UK:
Not Noticed to be honest with you been smooth for me ! apart from com.android.phone FC'ing when i restart ;) lol
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zevrosenthal:
Thanks for the quick reply - loved v1.1 and so far 1.3 is great
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kirdroid:
Just got my SGS2 yesterday and flashed this rom today...loving it :D

Does anyone know how to get only the gtalk with video? I just want to root my wife's phone and put the Gtalk with video. She is not into custom roms and all, so stock with Gtalk video is good for her.

Edit: Never mind, got the gtalk app from themes and app section.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Murtadha:
I installed 6.1, I have no issues except that the battery is drained by the system itself; Android OS and Android System!! -see the attachment-

I didn't have this issue before with the stock rom or any other rom, not even with Lite'ning Rom v5 ... or this has to do with calibrating of my phone battery !? i don't think so
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Arijit.Ray81:
ROM Suggestions!

No support from Samsung should not stop developers from tweaking the ROM further for better performance, better battery life, lower RAM usage, etc.

I was using an Xperia X10 and was using Wolfberg ROM (HERE) on it. That guy used to release updates every weekend with a new tweak. That ROM is really good... and the phone felt almost as fast as S2 with less than half the RAM.

I think the best part of custom ROMs is that, developers overlook the restrictions that the Stock ROM has and do the following -

1. Tweak the Performance (Snappier UI etc.)

2. Tweak the Battery Usage (Undervolt when necessary to increase battery life, etc.)

3. Tweak Processor Performance (Overclock when necessary, etc.)

4. Tweak SD Card Usage (Speed Boost etc.)

5. Better Memory Management (More free RAM)

6. Make the ROM lighter by taking out Useless Samsung & Google Apps

7. Network Speed Tweak

8. Cell Reception Tweak

I am hoping that this ROMs' development continues. I like this ROM and I would hate to switch to something else. I am a Noob and like me I am sure a lot others here depends on the dedication, time and hard work of the developers who make these wonderful ROMs. We love your work! Please do not stop!

What I like most about Custom ROMs is that it makes your phone stand out in the crowd... ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dynastywarior:
no body hasnt frame drop while full hd recording ? specially indoors
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iocar:
Stock theme

Do you know if I can revert back to the stock theme? Or do you have a stock theme available for download? Thank you :p I just really like the stock look but Lite'ning is just too fast to not use :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Murtadha:
I'm using this rom, and it has seamless Arabic support!

I've been using it for more than a week now without any problem in SMS or browsing, how the language didn't work with you!?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nnahoj_84:
I noticed something of a slight problem about this ROM. I remember this on the stock rom that I used, 2.3.3 Gingerbread, when connecting my S2 to my laptop and download apps to app market via laptop/desktop, apps will be downloaded to the phone without turning on the wifi, just the usb cable. I used this lightning ROM, it will already require to turn on the wifi before the apps is being downloaded even when S2 is connected to the laptop/desktop.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] herrfisk:
Just downloaded Scandinavian Keyboard from market, works just fine now. AWESOME rom! Didn't even go -1% in battery over night!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] asummerf:
Anyone else find that with 6.1 installed that the external speaker on the genuine dock does not work?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SergioA:
Lite'ning Rom alternatives

Hi guys!

If development of Lint'ning Rom is really come to an halt (too early to say, and I hope it's not so...), has anybody any suggestion/good experience with an alternative custom rom with similar features?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MariusGGG:
Use a faster sd card - in case you record videos to sd card. This solved this issue on my phone
[Galaxy S II Android Development] k1000716:
I've been a long time fan of Lite'ning, but not so much that I won't occasionally try other roms (needed my rom flashing fix...). Most haven't lasted very long though!

I found SkyRom to be pretty good, but it is heavily themed (different colours available too). At the moment I'm running DarkyRom2 and am quite liking it.

LitePro was never highly active here at the best of times and there has been little from Samsung for a while either. Most of the other roms that have been around from the start are moving pretty slowly now too.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ryanrich:
I've just been reading about DarkyROM 2, how are you finding it and are there any benefits over Lite'ning that you've found so far? Maybe PM me since it's a bit off topic for here...

I love Lite'ning though and have it configured like I want, but it's always nice to have continuous development going. Hope to see Litepro back here soon.