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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Artius89:
Yeah i'm trying this rom too and at 1.3ghz i'm getting 4.7-4.9k quadrant scores, in line with angelom rom. But i'll stick with this because i really like the theme.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GalaxyS!:
welcome to the club :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ZaKaTRoN:
Excellent ROM! But I prefer original theme.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GalaxyS!:
I know LitePro made many different theme's for his Roms

Maybe he is going to design one you would like ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kaukassus:
you can always install the stock theme over the lite'ning one.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dtekkt:
Ok, here are some Questions before i flash this:

1. Is it the Stock Theme or the Litening Theme?

2. Has it got the overscroll glow/fixed overscroll glow or the default Samsung animation?

3. Is CRT-Off present?

Many thanks in Advance
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GalaxyS!:
Personally i would wait until LitePro comes with an update ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] αкαѕнα:
first impression is great.. little strange colors in Pocket Empires game though, but nothing I’m not use to in two days anyway...

The blue overglow effect was not nice at all...

i suppose the browser fix is included in 1.1 version..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] inkyadrian:
Put your cpu to 1600mhz in setcpu!

Adrian.

Rom-Lite'nin 4.1

Browser-Xscope

Call recorder- Total Recall
[Galaxy S II Android Development] golf2vr6:
+1...............!!!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vindev_hell84:
Chuck Norris approves
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adz63:
thanks alot mate it now changed from america to uk using faster fix :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AILD:
Is that stable? I mean 1.6ghz, i think its not?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] frater:
Yes, finally someone busting this myth. what I don't understand though is why they are hardcoding the region into these ntp-servers (the cooks). I'm sure pool.ntp.org will give you a regionalized server already.

I assume this is true because it's fairly easy to create zones in bind (most used DNS) and this is a very appropriate place to implement this feature.

PS... I just checked this and my assumption was correct (I have access to an American server...)

This is from the US:

host pool.ntp.org
pool.ntp.org has address 69.164.206.65
pool.ntp.org has address 50.16.201.39
pool.ntp.org has address 66.96.99.10

This is from Europe:

host pool.ntp.org
pool.ntp.org has address 213.154.229.24
pool.ntp.org has address 131.211.84.189
pool.ntp.org has address 83.98.201.133

Even your provider could be running their own NTP-server and injecting that into their DNS-server. So, it's best to get rid of all these regionalized ntp entries and it will keep working optimally when you start travelling.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AILD:
I try 1.6ghz and run it quadrant app and get +5000 :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] honming:
my friend told me that lightning rom is very nice :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iggy111:
Ok im on 3.2 but im going to flash 4.2.

I want to do wipe everything and start from scratch.

Where do I back up mt paip apps too eg titanium pro?

Is it Kies or when I do fresh install where do i get my paid apps back?

Sorry for noob question but when i did it before I lost my titanium pro app, when i signed in to market it said i didnt have it.

Cheers
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sensor99:
Laggy Browser

First of all, i wanna say: THANK YOU for your GREAT WORK. :D:D:D

Me and thousands of other peoples love your work.

There`s something that disturbs very much: the stock browser is in version v4.1

so laggy, you can`t scroll down the page without some little brakes...:eek::eek:

I hope you can fix it very soon.

Thank you.

Greetings from Switzerland,

sensor99
[Galaxy S II Android Development] d2k12:
Will the steps in the first post root my plus put the Lite'ning ROM on my phone? Or does my phone already have to be rooted?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yupo72:
Mmmm....interesting...I had same doubt but someone explained me that if you have your apps (free and paid) memorized in your google account, even if you lose them you can install them back because your account is syncronized with your phone. But you're saying it's not like this....that's why I've never performed any wipe before flashing new ROM (3 times so far).

Hope someone could clarify
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Steven6489:
I wanted to know how to get the wallpaper from the Litening_Wallpapers.apk..love it if I can use it as my Lockscreen wallpaper.. :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] NBB823151:
Your paid apps will always show in the market under paid apps ( you need to be signed into your google account linked to the phone)....you should ensure that you have an up to date backup with Titanium and to be honest you do not have to wipe just clear out the cache and Dalvik and when you flash the new Rom it will be as it was.

iF you want to wipe then when you flah the new Rom just download Titanium again from the market and do a restore from there. you will then just need to place the apps on the pages again.

hope that helps
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AFAR85:
Amazing work with this update.

Bravo!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chmon:
Works live a charm... Great, work!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shaolin79:
It should root your phone.

Didn't know exactlly since LitePro changes the kernel but if it"s like other roms, it should root it.

If not, you can still flash CF-root kernel next and then reflash nimph kernel.

Edit : try is the best way to learn
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shaolin79:
I confirm it :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AKM03:
Is that why the browser is laggy cause of the lightening glow? Wow..lol didn't think of that. I hope in future updates there is an option to toggle it on and off. Stock browser is just the best can't see myself using anything else. I'm still using v3.0 ROM because of this one little bug. :mad:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Promiser:
just to post my problem once more, we still hope someone can help me to solve it, coz it is reli a big issue to me...

before asking,I would say i have read many post and try to fix it. like wipe cache and dalvik.

thanks in advance...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AILD:
Thank you litepro, your rom is awesome, stable, smooth, i love it! Waiting for next update! :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] E-riko:
is it correct to conclude based on the comments here posted, that v4.1 is as good as v1.5 in terms of reliability and stability?

Because since 1.x I have only upgraded the rom to version 2.2 since the versions that came after 2.2 were not good based on the comments here, but v4.1 seems to be worth the upgrade, right?

thx...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Remove Stock Apps

I use the LR since 2.0 and its really great!

But it is really bad to remove the stock samsung apps everytime i updated the rom. Is there any way to automatize it?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dhananjaysathe:
Any themes ?

_/\_LitePro _/\_ kicaksss stufff KUDOS

Are there any kickass themes out for 4.1 out yet , really liked the green one on the themes thread . Please get it out compatible with 4.1 :)

Also any user in india (mumbai/goa) who has ordered and got a USB JIG ??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shaolin79:
From my point of view I think so ... except if you want the stock browser
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Freakernoid:
Oh please no another one with the laggy browser comment, come on enough already. This thread is turning into a broken record. It just keep repeating....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shaolin79:
I don't remove samsung apps but maybe you can try the DarkyRom tool available on market which provides this feature
[Galaxy S II Android Development] phonei900:
tell me what system app you all want to remove and i make a script for you
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yupo72:
So you're saying that if I have Titanium Backup Pro Key(paid), Root Explorer(paid), Rom Manager Premium (paid), before doing the full wipe (not only clearing the cache) I need to backup them and after flashing restore them so I'll have again them back paid? I know it seems dummy but just to be sure...mobody wants to pay the same thing twice.

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] E-riko:
hmm and wich browser is used in 4.1 if not stock?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tltester:
No, sir, this is not a cause of the lags... People that don't understand too much are misguiding you to believe so and are making some kind of stupid pressure on the developer to change this. Not going too technical, the real reason is a problem arises while modifying one of the most important system resources. This is done ALSO for overglow and extended power menu, but there are other important reasons, like adding a right-to-left languages proper support, which is important for about 1.5billion people :) Version 3.0 didn't have it, for example...

So, I'd say to the "that's stupid" mate - go to market, download one of the very great browsers and don't talk about something you don't even understand...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] E-riko:
LOL NOOOO thats not what they say!! read carefully!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shaolin79:
Whatever the full wipe or root ..etc...

this backup apps function is provided by google and is linked to your google address.

When you will install a new rom, the paid app will be available on market (seen as paid).

You need to backup with titanium to do a backup on sd-card. It's complementary ...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] carlos67:
Warranty question - if you lose root by flashing stock kernel (step 2), do you still need to delete/uninstall superuser app and also get rid of busybox.??

If not, then samsung warranty could see these on the phone and would know it had been rooted previously???

Maybe a good idea to post a guide for how to put the phone back into a condition prior to sending to samsung repair centre.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yupo72:
To E-riko & shaolin79

Thanks mates....I'm not mother tongue so sometime I'm not so sure about what I'm reading so I need to ask again....like a 5 year child :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ghostami:
You just need to get the right rom and kernel. Last, you need a usb jig to reset your binary counters.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jackytang34:
so what are the advantages of undating v4.1? I am looking forward to hearing the comments given by the users. thx!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
The SGSII is like buying a cheap laptop, that's shipped with tons of bloatware. The first thing i've done, was to remove all these Samsung Hubs, Kies, Live-Wallpapers, Yahoo Finance, etc.., because i do not need that stuff. If i wanna need one of these function, i'll better install this from the market.

@shaolin79: This sounds good, i'll check it.

@phonei900: What kind of script do you create? is it possible to modify the script?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shaolin79:
If you flash a stock kernel, you will delete the busybox (except if you downloaded one from market).

If you wipe all and do a reset factory (in parameters) I think you are free ... but if you flashed one time your SG2, the count number in download mode is now updated. You can still use a "Jig" (see on google) to reset the counter but some people said that there is another hidden counter (i don't confirm).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stigdu:
Loving the 4.1 ROM so far, and just wanted to say that reading this thread always reminds of that classic Madness song.

"Naughty boys in nasty schools,

Headmasters breaking all the rules..

...Laggy Browsers!"

:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] NBB823151:
Please read my post before carefully

Before you wipe...go into Titanium and make sure you have all the apps backed up

Then do your wipe

when you go into the new Rom sign into your google account linked to your phone

Next go into the market and download titanium

next...go into Titanium and reload apps and data

next...reapply your apps to chosen page

next...enjoy this great ROM

Simples
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Schindler33:
It is using the stock browser, but it is laggy. So if you want to avoid the laggy browser you have to use a diferent browser.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] E-riko:
can you or somebody tell me wich browers is used in v4.1 if not stock...?

and wich alternative is the best to use a browser
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Schindler33:
I am using titanium pro to deactivate this apps. Not an uninstall but they wont start either.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gasolin:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1183063

http://www.addictivetips.com/mobile/android-2-3-5-update-for-nexus-s-4g-download-install/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] qqmonkey:
agree, hope they will fix it soon
[Galaxy S II Android Development] h20pt:
This has been discussed all over this thread..

You can use Dolphin HD, Opera Browser, etc etc.. (just search the market)

Personally, i use Opera and i'm very satisfied with it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gasolin:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1183063
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yupo72:
Where exactly can I found busybox once flashed 4.1 rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] E-riko:
aaight thx!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] h20pt:
Maybe if you'd read 3 topics above of yours you'd see that has already been answered :)

EDIT: You saw it.. My bad :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] h20pt:
May i ask why do you keep posting links to another ROM without even write anything else?

If you want to share with us that a new firmware is out just say so..

That's a nasty way of rising your posts counter :mad:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bboylost:
how the hell people can have 2 days battery life ??

my wifi is always on, its mainly for facebook, skype and whasapp... with this

my phone can only last for 14 hours .

So, what should i do? :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] carlos67:
@Ray

Just checked and mine set to America too! Will try the Europe setting like you and see if it's any better.

btw.....glad you got your data back. Is the phone simlocked again?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] h20pt:
You should decrease your CPU voltage to increase battery life.

If you're using Ninphetamine kernel, you can easly do that by installing SetCPU and decreasing the CPU voltages.

I'm using this values:

1600 MHz - 1425 mV

1400 MHz - 1250 mV

1200 MHz - 1150 mV

1000 MHz - 1050 mV

800 MHz - 950 mV

500 MHz - 850 mV

200 MHz - 800 mV

I use this settings daily and phone is 100% stable.. You can try them on your phone and see if you get good results as well ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] olivvvv:
Bluetooth problem

With 1.5 bluetooth worked very well with my auto radio.

Works with phone and media (MP3).

Now with 4.1, only phone works with my auto radio and sgs 2 but not media (MP3).

MP3 are only play in speaker of sgs 2, not my auto radio.

Do you know how i can solve that ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Galaxy s2:
Did you delete cashe's
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hammerman44:
will give them a try.

bugger, phone constantly locking now.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bboylost:
the Dalvik cache right ? yea i think so but i dont know if i am doing it right ...

do you mind telling me how you do it ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] carlos67:
+1......I prefer non-overscroll version with bounce. Overscroll seems gimmicky to me.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adz63:
ok can you tell me how to do this on setcpu . i have looked on the app but cant anything like it
[Galaxy S II Android Development] windex129:
The updates are great but i dont want a lag browser... can you fix it in the following updates?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] carlos67:
+10000000000000

Absolutely agree 100%. Rather have working stock browser than silly overglow scroll (or whatever its bloody called :rolleyes:)

Rant over folks :)

@Litepro

Please swap overscroll glow for working stock browser. I think 75% would prefer this way round.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Schindler33:
There is a tab on top which says voltages. Just go there, change the voltages and klick on apply.

But you have to be on nimphetamine kernel (which you should be if you did not flash another kernel)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] NBB823151:
Ok I think this post is now one too many.

If you are really that LAZY, STUPID or just plain ignorant,,,,,delete where aplicable

This has been asked, answered and flamed god know a million times........

We should really have a page 0ne post for stupid posts and people that will not read or search ,,.......

This one should start it Everyone in agreement
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ShaKki:
nice Rom thanks alot !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mr.gibran85:
will try this myself, will oblige you with the thanx button if it's helpful :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] h20pt:
Well, you can try to increase voltage by 25mV at each time and keep doing this until your phone is stable enough ;)

Alright :p

Also, i give you the same advice i gave to hammerman44: if your phone becomes unresponsive or keeps freezing/rebooting, just increase voltage by 25 mV at each time until freezes and everything else is gone ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] carlos67:
LMFAO :D

Damm right man, couldn't have put it better myself.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zethmir:
First Picture is the main screen, as you see on the top with the right kernel installed you will see the voltages tab. The second is modifying the voltages. You can use the slider or the text box.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adz63:
there is no voltage tab on it . i have setcpu 2.1.3

updating to latest setcpu
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zethmir:
Yeah I believe you have to be on 2.2.4
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BulldogPO:
Just flashed in Lite´ning v4.1 :)

Only one question, how to get Finnish keyboard?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adz63:
what are default settings phone constanly crashes get to home screen then reboots
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Binman_UK:
ditto. my battery life is shocking. even with cpuset on there.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adz63:
ok now my phone is crashed on set cpu screen ... if i reinstalled the kernal will it reset values
[Galaxy S II Android Development] coatercup:
Nice, your roms keeps getting better. Keep it coming & I will keep flashing :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zethmir:
If you get into the rom, you could just go into Settings > Applications and reset Setcpu data and cache.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] d2k12:
Yes it worked. Thank you.

One question: What is the "Android OS" battery usage after flashing this ROM? "Android OS" battery usage is 12%, is this OK?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] droidluck:
I have been using lite'ning rom from v1 to 1.5 and I have never experienced that laggy browser bug. What websites are you guys visiting when experiencing these problems? Can someone post some please, Cos I don't really get any scrolling lags on my stock browser
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zethmir:
Does your 1.5 have OverScroll Glow? If it doesn't that is why. The OverScroll Glow messes with the hardware acceleration on the *samsung modded* stock browser.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] carlos67:
Here's my thinking guys

Just got 56 hours (2 days & 8 hours) on a full charge after wiping battery stats. Man, the thing just wouldn't die and went all the way down to 1%.

I'm running v1.5 with Ninpo's 2.0.1 kernel (don't need vpn stuff). My stock browser is fully working and fast. No overscroll glow (I don't like it). My phone is silky smooth and very fast. Im oc'ed to 1400mhz and undervolted too (but not too agressively).

Everthing working fine, so, why would I want to flash 4.1 with it's gay overscroll glow and dodgy browser and crap market version too (my market is the previous one which, just, looks better IMO)

p.s. for those who don't believe my battery use, I will post a screenshot later when it's finished charging up.

I tell you man, v1.5 with ninpo is where it's at ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] droidluck:
If your WIFI is always ON then I think 14hrs is pretty normal. I only turn on my WIFI when I need it since WIFI is a big source of battery drain.I also get about 2 days of battery life with a little internet browsing and playing and calling. I am running on v1.5 but I am already considering to upgrade to 4.1 since I've been hearing good things about it
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zethmir:
Blah Blah Blah, go back in your hole

My browser works just fine, I could never stand using the stock browser. The market is about 100x better with the new version (Just think when you went from Windows XP to Vista to 7, I bet you said the same thing about Vista[Which ushered in the new UI and 7 perfected it].). As for the overglow, that is personal preference. I actually like it better than the bounce effect. But it isn't a make or break deal.

As for you not wanting to flash to 4.1, great but you don't need to tell the world. This thread has enough spam with the constant -- My browser is laggy, My battery drains to fast, blah blah blah. God I can't wait for school to be back in session lol.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adz63:
ok managed to get everything back to normal by uninstalling setcpu ..

now i have a problem . ok my phone was charged 100% unplugged it all apps etc shut down .. screen on literally 10 secs charge down to 93%... plugged in charger it showed as charging but is still losing charge (now down to 85%) gps wifi etc all off
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MXQBLGH:
Hey can you tell me if I'm doing the steps correctly to remove the triangle?

On Litening 4.1 I would use CWM to flash back to a stock kernel like XXKG1/XXKG2.

Then I would extract the zImage from the Ninphetamine 2.0.2 kernel which I can get from the Ninphetamine thread.

Then use CWM and flash the zImage?

Is that basically it?

thanks

EDIT

stupid me missed the FAQ posted in this post:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=15995695&postcount=7993

we should sticky this somewhere on the first few pages!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] droidluck:
Yea 1.5 does not have overscroll glow, I see thanks for clearing that up for me. So if ever I want to upgrade to 4.1 which has OS glow can I just remove it like someone posted here sometime ago to just flash a "framework" file? And wouldn't get any problems later?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] h20pt:
Totaly agree :D

I have mine set to 1000 MHz max but 800 is fast enough as well :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adz63:
no u have to install a cf root kernal via odin also extract the cf root file til you get zimage , click pda on odin and find cf root.,tar click start

now put the zimage u extraced on your phone sd (not external )

downlaod a stock kernal and flash via odin .

once booted open clockwork app and then flash the zimage of the cf root you extracted and put on sd phone....

triangle has now gone

and if you want to put ninphet kernal back on just extract til u get the zimage put on phone sd flash via clockwork app
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pjotr8:
As stated before: OVERGLOW HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH IT!!:rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] h20pt:
You can do that way or you can just make a jig (or buy one) and use it everytime you change/update a custom kernel :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] droidluck:
i am not having any problems with my browser I asked why many people are having problems with their stock browsers and he pointed out that it was because of the overglow that is messing with the browser. I just wanted to test it out if I really don't have that problem. I have been visiting flash sites too without any lag.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] diehard2222:
So from v3.2 onwards this rom breaks the stock broswer.. not worth it for me. Im still using 1.4 and its super smooth 1 percent drain every 2 hours standby.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shanume:
you dont have voltage bar from setcpu if u have use tegrak overclock :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shanume:
+1 same here on my nordic samsung galaxy s2 dont have that issue at all.