yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shaolin79:
Rom maker must prove to XDA their original work.

If LitePro posts to XDA, they will analyse and move the rom to the correct thread.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shaolin79:
You can try to find a theme for this current rom which corresponds to your preference
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jitesh_88:
Hi I am currently on stock rom.

i want good battery life and working bluetooth function as i use the phone while driving. which ROM should i flash and whats the process ?? as in do i have to flash any of its successors first ?

also do i have to first root the device ?? i havent done anything to it yet.

thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shaolin79:
Please read this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1134290 before ...

Then you can flash 2.2 litening for good stability (follow OP in first post).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jerryneyk:
You will lose your bluetooth connectivity if you flash to this right now, many have reported this problem. I would stay put until if and when this is fixed.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jitesh_88:
what would you say about 1.5

i have read it was the most stable version with exellent battery life and no complains..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shaolin79:
You don't loose Bluetooth with 3.0 but it works partially ...

He can still flash the previous release which is almost very good !:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shaolin79:
Quite correct :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zikarus:
Correction - meanwhile getting reboots with Ninphetamine as well as with Neo's kernel before...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jitesh_88:
what would be the best way to upgrade to 1.5

would you advice any roms released after 1.5 over 1.5 or would 1.5 be the best bet for my situation
[Galaxy S II Android Development] eRPeeX:
Is it possible that your e-mailpush synchronisation starts @ 9.00 pm? There is a scheme for synchronisation in your e-mail account.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shaolin79:
2 solutions :

- flash directly 1.5 (which is very good) and you can test it to see if you like

- flash 2.0 with then 2.2 update with ClockWorkMod (CWM)

If it's your first start flashing, try 1.5
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shaolin79:
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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alta1r:
No, don't have any email push enabled. Auto-sync and all are turned off as well.

It just happens at random. Like at 9h41 the screen turned on with no reason and phone was kept awake. Killed afterwards (after about 15 minutes) 'Crashnotifier' and phone went back to sleep after that. About 30 minutes later same thing happened again.

The problem is this morning it was Crashnotifier, yesterday i think it was Video maker, another time it can be lcdtest and so on. It's never twice the same app that i need to close so the phone can go back to sleep.

It is always a system app that is running and something i didn't launch.

Edit: now that I was writing down the process that i need to kill everytime to have the phone sleep i realise they are all part of the process 'Android System' (as found in 'Battery Usage'). So it's definitely the Android System that is triggering the apps.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jimmythekey:
I'm going to go against the grain on the battery life.

I'm already at 73% and I only took it off charge 4 hours ago. That's with very little use. AOS registering as most use.

I might clean down apps etc and see if it improves.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Qweck:
Facebook update coming soon!!

Lite'ning Rom

Coming soon Lite'ning Rom v3.1

*fully deodexed again

*overscroll glow

*mms mod

*camera completely silent

*crt effect

*extended power menu

*RTL language support

*fixed bluetooth audio

*sip over wifi and 3g

*new swype

*new market

*removed quickboot
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alxwlc:
Waiting patiently for your update version...

Cheers :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shaolin79:
Also tweeted by LitePro.

That's a good news !!! :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zorzch:
WAITING Lite'ning rom v3.1:p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hammerman44:
Bloody Impressed

Awesome work, I take my hat off to you Litepro !!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Galaxy s2:
What does (*fully deodexed ) mean???
[Galaxy S II Android Development] astronman:
@E-riko

Hey, I didn't ask you anything!

If you have any problem with your brain go see your doctor.

Don't answer to my post anymore.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alta1r:
Check if your phone was kept awake. Settings > About phone > Battery usage and click on the time displayed on top. Check your 'Awake' vs 'Screen on'. If screens off and device is still awake you might have the same problem as i do.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hammerman44:
Take a look here.

http://www.addictivetips.com/mobile/what-is-odex-and-deodex-in-android-complete-guide/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BoneMo:
.

it means NO .odex files

Deodexed ROMs have their .apk's (which are basically the application packages) repackaged in a certain way. An "odex" can be thought of as a collection of parts of applications that have been pulled out and optimized before booting. This speeds up the boot process - in a way, it preloads part of the applications - but it also makes hacking those apps difficult because part of the original code is already extracted somewhere else.

Deodexing is just a process of putting those pieces back into the original applications. It takes a while to extract those parts and build the .dex cache (aka Dalvik cache), but only because the relevant parts aren't in an easy-to-access place for the system. The advantage of this is that an app can be modified effectively and the developer doesn't have to worry about conflicts from the separate odex part of the code.

So, short version: "Deodexed" ROMs have all their apps put back together. If an app can be themed, for example, a deodexed version of that app will not get messed up when the modified .apk tries to mesh with the odex of the original un-modified .apk. Because it's not there.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] huylang280285:
thanks sir ....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Eyal1506:
waiting to 3.1 :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] h20pt:
This is why LitePro is my favorite developer! :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] RandyboY:
Donation

@LitePro

Your ROM is 80% of what makes me so pleased with my SG2. And your constant work and constant complaints from ungrateful, spoiled brats makes me wonder why the **** you even bother.

I just hope you will keep it up and i have made a donation for you for your GREAT work to show some appreciation. I really hope you'll keep it up.

Confirmation-code: 3E202687T0331570M

Thanks alot again mate, love your ROM and would hate to see you stop working it :-)

Regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lkm1607:
I hope added chinese languages in 3.1
[Galaxy S II Android Development] carranty:
Excellent Rom, am very much looking forward to future updates.

One minor niggle however is that the CRT lock screen animation does not appear to be running (I've just flashed v3.0). Can any tell me, am I supposed to enable anything in order to get this to work, or should it run automatically?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hammerman44:
Before you get shouted down by others, CRT is not part of V3.0.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] varenathan:
Superb!

Wow, just read the thread, n once again, i am amazed with your work in ROM development, always updated something that's still missing in your last ROM!

I'll be waiting the V3.1 :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mywords4u:
I for one am eagerly waiting for 3.1...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LazeDK:
Just discovered one more nice thing - when running the screen in 200 dpi (which is much nicer in my opinion) the camera and other apps now look right.

My dream setup/installation:

- Go Dialer/Go Contacts

- Samsung Dialer/phone/contact hidden in LauncherPro

- 200 Dpi resolution

- Removed all Samsung crap apps

- LauncherPro registed/unlocked

- LauncherPro configured with 5 icons/row (which btw. also solves the problem with rotating the icons)

Quick how to setting the screen to DPI (which gives much sharper fonts/icons): use root explorer/ es file explorer etc and navigate to: /system/ open and edit: build.prop as a textfile - scroll down until: "ro.sf.lcd_density" and set the value to 200 like this:

ro.sf.lcd_density=200

Then reboot the phone - this make the phone look even cooler and gives your more screen space.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] carranty:
Really? In the features list on the first page its included (*CRT Screen-Off Animation") and there's no mention of it being removed in the changelogs.......

Admittedly I haven't read all 597 pages of posts on this thread, is it mentioned in there somewhere?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sirnikolas:
No need to talk to people like that mate. That kind of attitude should not be tolerated. You have to remember, we were all noobs at one time or another and most people have bought this phone outright and some obviously tend to panic when something isn't what it was and especially when you don't understand how everything works.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shaolin79:
It's not in changelog cause it should be inside last release but ... it was causing problem so LitePro decided to release 3.0 without ...

I'm sure you will find more infos if you read 10 pages back ...

However it will be back on next 3.1 update ! :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kalvenas:
Excellent ROM with only a few minor niggles. Your work is much appreciated. Keep up the excellent work.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hammerman44:
Defo not part of V3.0 and now confirmed as part of V3.1

It has been part of a long running discussion between some.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] carranty:
@shaolin79 & hammerman44

Ok cool, thanks for the info :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shem.sadow:
unable to find md5 file - please help

Hi i was wondering how do I actually install the rom on my phone. I have followed the steps listed in this forum but when I download the file (Litening_Rom_v3-0.rar) and try to install the rom using Odin I am unable to find the md5 file, all i get is a rar file. Please let me know what I am doing wrong. Thank you kindly for your help in advance. I greatly appreciate it
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hammerman44:
Extract the file using winrar etc.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dlt0rre:
Have you tried to unzip it?

¬ ¬
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sirnikolas:
Extract it then look for the file, it will read Litening_Rom_v3-0.tar.md5

Welcome to Lite'ning rom :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shaolin79:
The MD5 file is just there to check that your download is good ... if you don't have winrar problem when you open the file it shoud be fine ...

Extract .tar file and then run it with Odin.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shem.sadow:
thank you so much. It's been a massive help and I really appreciate it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yeahtyeaht:
no news through the update?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Terolex:
Via FB:

:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shanume:
no news from litepro yet, but you can follow fastest update from http://www.facebook.com/pages/Litening-Rom/172050752862139
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yeahtyeaht:
there are news :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] maggot_ff:
I'm not much of a poster here, in fact i just registered, but I am a looong time reader, and a loooong time androholic (still somewhat of a noob in different places though :p). I have used several roms for several devices in my time, and this is my favourite so far. I Felt this rom deserved some of my hard-earned praise.

I am truly impressed with the work you do, and hope you will keep it up. Will give a donation as work as this surely deserve to pay off a little bit. :p For people with bad battery, try recovery mode ---> Advanced ---> Wipe battery stats ---> Yes (obviously) :p Helped me a lot. Still the battery is not on par with 1.5 yet. But I'm sure it'll get there.

Keep up the good work!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raj1234:
hey...does anyone know how to stop the adfree service??...it prevents some of the apps from running....thank you:confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shanume:
this is not news :P this has already be post few page back ago :D

and I just through u mean newer news about 3.1 update hehe
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yeahtyeaht:
ok i see it now. my bad

i hope he release it today
[Galaxy S II Android Development] E-riko:
Make me....

a foul like you should be threaded like one
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sirnikolas:
Freeze it in Titanium Backup or uninstall it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pfeffernuss:
Wow, this really made me laugh, thanks :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] crs87:
waiting for 3.1 :) still on 2.2. great work litepro!! thanks for all the time and effort you put in this
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sim-1:
me too! Can't wait! :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raj1234:
freeze what exactly??...sorry im new to this! and thank you!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pustbunker:
Thank you Litepro!

This may be asked before, but I couldn't find an answer, but is there a 'best' way to upgrade 2.2 to 3.0? Can you just flash it through Odin over 2.2, or are there advantages to go 2.2 -> wipe & stock -> 3.0 ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shaolin79:
Install Titanium and freeze or deinstall "adfree" app
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stoolzo:
good man, impressive Stats by the way, only 91 posts and 247 thank youz :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kolemar:
Just tried flashing. Looks great, always liked that CRT anim :D.

No wipe from KE2. Still have my Danish swype so I´m a happy little hampster.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BuzzFuzz:
I dont know why everyone looking at Quadrant points.

Scores are totally irrelevant.

Quadrant scores depends on RAM, u can get high score, but that won't speed up any system, apps.

If u turn off wi-fi, sync etc. u will see a difference.

Quadrant first needs update with benchmark for dual core phone
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sammy555:
Yea **** quadrant- phone has zero lag on this rom ( or any other to be fair) and thats all that matters. Thougt my sgs was lag free with darkys rom untill i got my sgs 2-now sgs feels really slow
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hamann:
Can you guys test the browser? Mine is very laggy after flashed this rom. I only installed angry birds rio.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TMaLuST:
For the people who flashed this rom:

do you still have the Android OS high consumption?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonrwg:
Battery life anyone?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] WhiteHartMart:
Love the theme on this but my browser is very laggy also - makes it pretty much unusable :-(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mrBira:
There's no such thing as a stupid question, only stupid answers. They say.

So i'll give it a try ;)

Will anything be wiped if i flash this over the stock rooted rom (KE2) i've got now?

The answer should be in first post, so others don't need to ask.

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kingken:
Browser is laggy therefore i use 3rd party browser instead.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AdamZA:
Very nice theme but can confirm laggy browser and having slowdowns on GO Launcher which I haven't experienced before.

Flashing back for now.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shaolin79:
My quadrant post was just to share my experience with official and this custom rom. I have just noticed that the quadrant score was different for the two versions even on the same base ...

Of course, I agree with people who post that quadrant score is not the big important part to check the performance (for exemple I was using RCMix HTC rom which has ~1000 at quadrant but the homescreen and apps are very quick and smooth).

Also it depends of other factors like the kernel version, the baseband ...

However, I have noticed that launcher pro is laggy with this lite'ing based on KE7 compare to official KE7 ... and I can't explain the difference.

Maybe I need to resintall and try again ? I wanted first to get some reponses from this post.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bourch:
Waiting for more info/experiences about the laggy browser thing before flashing mine.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dexter.:
I've just had a short test run.

Browser is worse than laggy, not scrolling and sometime it doesn't show the loaded page.

I got graphical errors with the CRT-effect, but it works.

Build number says KE7, Kernel version says KE2... :confused:

I need working browser, so I'm gonna switch back. But keep up the good work.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shaolin79:
This is not my case and Launcher pro (same for go launcher) is not so smooth as the official KE7 version.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LitePro:
Hi ppl i have a fix for the laggy Browser :)

Browser.apk (1.41 MB)

copy the Browser.apk to your internal sdcard

Open Root explorer or Super manager and copy the Browser.apk to /system/app

or you can use ADB

adb shell

su

mount -o remount,rw /dev/block/mmcblk0p9 /system

stop

cp /mnt/sdcard/Browser.apk /system/app

reboot

or you can download the dolphin hd from the Market. Its a very nice and fast browser to :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bourch:
¿Anyone else with artifacts/garbage around CRT effect? I've been with this problem when applying the CRT effect on default KE7 after pushing framework-res.apk.

Anyway, I'll give it a try to this rom since LitePro uploaded the proper apk for the browser problem.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rumble6059:
will this be pre-packed into the next release?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LitePro:
of course :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LitePro:
Thanks you, I really appreciate this.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sicopat:
Ok big thanks, so with the JIG, no need to flash any other kernel.

If I flash the stock KE7 kernel over this ROM, will this modify anything ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] phonei900:
if you start adb and after that u use su

you will get a message and you need to confirm it on your phone to get root access
[Galaxy S II Android Development] phonei900:
if you going to use stock kernel then the yellow triangle will be gone but

the maker (LitePro) of this rom has probably edited stuff in the kernel, so you will loose those tweaks aswell.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] darkalchemist:
Any chance the overscroll glow will get fixed and the CRT effect? Currently it's all blocky for both :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kurai Kitsune:
hmm still no official word on the camera apk. taking a look myself, the file size is exactly the same as the modded apk, so I would say yes its the same one.

as for CWM, yes it has it

crt effect looks fine here. needs the same effect added for when you wake the phone too :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JF-GINO:
Camera apk is the first mod with 44100khz audio only - no bitrate increase & no Hyperxmod.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] phonei900:
This is apparently a very good ROM for everyone because there are only a few people who have a small problems with it :eek:

Litepro keep up the good work
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nerotix:
I'm using 1.0 cuz the 1.1 scroll overglow makes me wanna puke:P
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tomhster:
This is the solution:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=14329468#post14329468

Works perfectly. Just use ROM-manager to replace the original zipfile inside the folder with this one. Restart and done (overscroll is gone).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Blomkungen:
How can I remove the warning triangle when booting?

First version didn't have it right
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BGH80:
Just loaded 1.1.

Seems good so far but can you please theme the H+ data icon. Looks really strange having all the rest of the data icons blue and this one the old colour.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Cronner:
With 1.1 and sms messages I get an extra annoying white envolope anyone know how to correct this? PM
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ohkuni:
Just flashed 1.1, it's great! The only things I don't like are the overscroll and Launcher Pro, but I might try playing around with it first.

Is there a clean way to remove Launcher Pro if I don't like it? Thanks again for your wonderful work!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sargeros:
Hi guies,

I just installed this ROM, and my SGS2 seems faster, but I really don't like the blue theme, even if I love the association of black and blue (my tastes are weird), so I would like to know if there is anyway to bring back the stock theme on this ROM.

Thanks,

Sargeros
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mahdibassam:
to the people who have flashed this rom, is the home button issue still there? ( The 2-3seconds delay to get to the homescreen when you press the home button )
[Galaxy S II Android Development] brampower:
To remove the overscroll, take a look here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=14329468#post14329468

(Replace framework.jar in system/framework with the file from the zip)

To remove Launcher Pro, use 'Titanium Backup'. Works for me :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nerotix:
Anyone experiencing 3g keeps dropping away? it stays for a sec and then it goes away again.. and that keeps repeating non stop. I did replace my framework.jar with the framework.jar to delete the blue ugly overscroll glow.

Anyone has this problem?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ohkuni:
Cheers, yeah I just copied in the framework and it's fixed. Will play around with Launcher pro before I decide to remove it =)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] enne91:
Coming from villain i'm stuck on infinite boot loop :(. I tried to restore with stock and then villain again with no problems...so what i'm a doing wrong with this one?

I waited about 10 min....but still in loop

Any tips?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ohkuni:
I came from Villain 1.0 to Lite'ning 1.0, I did a factory reset on Villain first, then flashed Lite'ning and it worked fine.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LazeDK:
I'm guessing its going to be an update.zip so no way to do a new flash.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shaolin79:
Already said in previous posts.

1- you can flash directly without wipe

2- if you have problems, then wipe all (data, cache, dalvik) before posting
[Galaxy S II Android Development] h20pt:
I was having kinda of heavy drain since flashed with v3.0, but after this night, battery drain is really low! I went to bed yesterday night it was on 65%.

After 9 hours on standby (no airplane mode) with alarm set on background - 0% battery drain :D

Also, since this morning (9 a.m) with +/- 10 min of wifi, a 5 min call and email checking very often, it only went down 3% :eek:

Actual battery percentage: 62%

Hope this battery drain lasts forever :cool:

EDIT: Actually, call was only 5 min, not 15 :cool:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raj1234:
thank you!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shaolin79:
Use Titanium then freeze the adfree app (click on it then freeze...)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] peh6088:
I've just flashed it, Lite'ning rom 3.0, but i have the yellow triangle at boot.

what can i do to get rid of it?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pfeffernuss:
Buy a jig.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hammerman44:
After how many discharges was this may I ask?

Cheers for the info.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mobiler77:
Early impressions from v3

Hello. Impressions from 3.0 so far:

Feels somewhat sluggish compared to 2.2, which say, was completely usable @1GHz. Battery usage still to be determined.

I miss the TV screen off effect. The current effect (brightness fade) is not smooth at all - it is done in two or three visible steps

The ringtone starts very low and after 2 seconds jumps to the set volume, with no other volume steps in between. Not very nice...

I miss the extended power menu. Going through icons just to reboot is not quite as handy.

It would be nice if the phone app supported dpi settings less than the default 240. Other apps seem to offer such support.

Otherwise, a nice piece of work (even though maybe somewhat rushed this time...)