yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] eatonjb:
is there a way to flash this rom from CWM? not just the updates?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chiggah:
It was in 3g during idle mode (when i was sleeping) = from 97% to 60% in 8 hours

How do I reset battery stat after an Odin flash ? Is there an instruction guide ? I assume just drain till 0% and recharge to full again ?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=722862&highlight=refresh+battery
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andrei_me:
go to recovery mode via CWN, advance setting. reset battery stats then do a full discharge and charge. olso reset the battery stat after you fully charged the phone and while still plugged in. then unplug. discharge and charge, and see what you get. but dont expect miracles on 3g, the battery drains fast as i said :)

or get battery calibration from market. and the same. full charge while pluged. use app. use the phone to discharge and to a full charge. then check. read older post on this thread.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chiggah:
One more question

My Kernel version is:

2.6.35.7

og@007 #7

Is this correct ? I saw it as ninphetamine 2.0.5 before I installed BLN control
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andrei_me:
should be. 2.6.35.11 but simply reinstall via CWM the kernal, the do the whole battery reset stuff. i dont use BLN so i cant help there
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chiggah:
I iinstalled Ninphetamine-2.0.5 but want to revert back to Lite'ning 5.0 kernel. How do I do this ? What steps are required ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ArmyGurl2011:
ROM Compatibility Samsung Galaxy s2 I9100XXKG1

I have the Samsung Galaxy s2

Model number: GT-I9100

Android Version: 2.3.4

Baseband I9100XXKG1

Which version of the Lite'ning Rom can I flash?

Will I lose my GO Launcher which I prefer to use over any others?

I want to flash this ROM but I am unsure which version of this ROM to use!!!

My Samsung Galaxy s2 is already rooted using ODIN v1.8.5 with CF-Root
[Galaxy S II Android Development] RikyLO:
Not to be affraid , I just installed that ROM. I got the same specs that yours and went very well.. go ahead.

Excellent performance..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pspilot:
It does.

EDIT: here was a link - gone because it was crap, sorry.

No problem here - I just wish, the whole brightness could be set lower. In the night it's still to bright.

That's a 2 minute operation to do it yourself. Obviously Litepro likes the other Kernel better, since he switched.

And you're sure, the voltage is not breaking in on a weak battery, so the system is cut of power very undecent? The Flash-LED need alot of current and at 15%, the battery has max. 3,7V - it makes sense, not to use the LED in that state.

Funny, as a Go Launcher user I thought the same before 5.0 about LauncherPro :D.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] inkyadrian:
Have you tried Zeam?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ArmyGurl2011:
Samsung Galaxy s2 I9100XXKG1 Compatibility

HI,

I don't want to lose any data. I have never heard of Seam, What is Zeam?

WHICH VERSION OF THIS ROM CAN I USE?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] flagger:
This update zip does not work with LR5.0. Results in mms force closing on start up and does not connect to the phone network. Luckily I always make a nandroid backup before flashing update zips.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AkkerDK:
Okay, at last I have found some more info about my problem, which is not with Media Storage, but with Mediaserver ... I have had the problem I guess 4 or 5 times since I flashed Lite'ning v5.0

But is has absolutely nothing at all to do with Lite'ning, nor with KG6 ... Apparently it is a known, but maybe not well known, problem.

According to this, it is apparently coursed by an corrupt media file (of any kind), so it looks like I might have an corrupt media file somewhere ... But how to find it?

The .nomedia solution I have trouble to see as an real solution, as the problem only appears randomly and not every time Media scanner is run, but is there another way to locate a corrupt media file?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pspilot:
Oops, sorry, I remove it from my post then. I just passed it on from a German thread about Lite'ning 5.0 and was thinking it worked - no complaints there. Anyway, sorry again.

P.S.: But updates are mandatory, aren't they :D?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hiroroi:
4.1, 4.2, or 5.0? Which do you prefer?

I am really torn on which to flash between these three versions...

Based on the previous posts, I believe nimph 2.0.5 is a great Kernel.

But what LR version is the most stable or preferable in terms of speed, battery life, and etc., and which version has the least problems/issues?

Thank you in advance, I will base which version I will flash from the replies to this post. THANKS! :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] k1000716:
I'm running v5.0 with ninphetamine 2.0.5. Running fine for me. :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] suicidalthoughts:
thanks for this man. been looking for this exact info!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jorool1988:
Crt animation bug

I`v got this issue too friend! (the crt amination bug)

But reboot "fix" it in my case....and its essy to rrproduce again...

Just open camera and lock/unlock the phone..something skrulls it up...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] r2go:
How do I change my theme running 5.0?

I downloaded lite'ning black theme and installed it. But nothing realty changed.

Only my options menu and status bar changed into black but nothing else.

I hoped the home screen would look like the picture in the thread.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] arjunedaz:
Crashes & Force Closing

Hi,

I flashed this ROM today and since then I faced below issues;

1. Android Market force closes

2. Launcher Pro gets installed but doesnt show up in the "Complete action using" menu. It still just shows Go Launcher and TW launcher

3. SetCPU does not have the voltage option.Also when I choose any mode, including the performance mode, I get Max Mhz option of just 500Mhz

4. Browser Lag is extreme

5. Final one...very important...I was extremely happy with V4.2 and many many many thanks for that :) HOWEVER, when I tried to reflash V4.2 after facing so many issues with V5, it kept going into bootloop at the startup screen where the "S" of Samsung is shown!

Please help!

I think I want to go back to 4.2 and enjoy the Launcher Pro and 1.4Ghz undervolted :P

Bottom line.... its always a big thanks and +1 for Litepro ;):)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] abhi021:
Just a quick query

I have been on litening 4.1, 4.2 than 5. I have been on V5 since last 4 days however there seems to be quite a drain in sleep mode. I want to install fresh.

I cleared the cache and factory data and delvic cache from recovery but on rebooting the setting options is gone.

What could be the solution for this ?

Also if i hard reset will I loose all my data and will I be able to put it back with Titanium backup, that I have taken ?

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gimmick2000:
guys im on LRv5 and Ninphetamine 2.0.5 every thing is so good thanks to the developers except ive noticed that the video chat in talk is not working...same with my 2 others friends sgs2. can anybody help me to fix this issue. thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nap05:
I am now on this ROM for about 9 hours and my battery consumption statistics only show Display, Cell standby, Android System and phone idle.

Why don't I have any Apps or Android OS listed in here? Four entries seems too empty for the time the phone has been running.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kiveskarhu:
You need to install for instance ninphetamine 2.0.5 kernel for that
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nap05:
If your post was an answer to my question: why should I flash another kernel to fix the battery statistic and why is the statistic buggy with the rom-integrated kernel?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mobs84:
I changed the lightning rom dialer with the stock phone.zip through CWM. The caller id picture size is back to normal, no more overlapping. But lost call recording function but im ok with totall recall doing that job.. So with ninph 2.05 and lightning rom v 5.0 i have everything working with no issues... :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fabiodt:
Boot Animation Endless Loop

Hi guys ..

Is only me or is anybody else getting the Endless Loop on the boot animation ?

I migrate from Lite'ning 4.2 to 5.0 and I have already re-flashed the phone about 6 times with the same results.

I always wipe the usb storage and the SD card on the phone (also the Davik Cache) but this time I'm getting this error.

I was able to return the original room, but when I'm back to 5.0 the error persist.

Can you guys give me a help ?

Tks,

Fábio
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sohanlon07:
Read the FAQ
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yupo72:
Read the FAQ or search in this thread it has been asked several times
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alta1r:
Because you complain about missing features with the current kernel you have, that is why you should flash another one if you want them back same as before.

You do understand that the Litening ROM is a custom ROM, right?

As far as I know, Litepro (or any dev on xda) is doing all of this in his free time and entirly for free. So what gives you the right to demand anything?

If you don't want bugs stay with the stock ROM coming from Samsung. If you find bugs in their ROM you have the right to complain as you are one of Samsungs (paying) customers.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BMWpokerAce:
Of course he will find bugs in Samsung Stock FW :D

IMHO, much more than in a custom ROM :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Floob95:
Would this rom be suitable for Galaxy Ace GT-S5830?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alta1r:
Lol, of course, otherwise custom ROM's wouldn't be so popular. :)

But at least if he was running stock ROM he would have the right to demand that everything would work "out of the box" with no additional tweaking or flashing.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Silly Man:
USB Problem with LR5.0

I have just connected my SGS2 to my PC and tried to copy files onto the phone, but I am getting a "you don't have permission to creat this item" whenever I try to copy over. This is the first time since flashing LR5.0 that I have tried to copy files over, so I am guessing it may be related. Anyone have any suggestions as to how to get around this?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alta1r:
No, only for I9100.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] flagger:
Nope, this is only for the I9100 Samsung Galaxy S2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alta1r:
Are you sure you're copying to the (internal) sdcard?

You also have to mount your sdcard to the pc (topbar drop down menu, choose the usb thing and click on 'connect to usb' or something like that).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Silly Man:
When I connect my phone, I can see the GT-I9100, I click on there and then click on Card or Phone - I have tried both - and try copy something in, that is when I get the error message.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alta1r:
yes, when i connect my phone to my pc they show up as well, but they are both a bit greyed out. You need to mount your sdcards to the pc (see my previous post) to be able to transfer anything between your pc and phone.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nap05:
I think I expressed myself incorrect. I didn't even know this can be caused by a kernel.

My intention was to ask if this is a known issue everyone using this kernel is experiencing, why that happens and if its really a bug our intended by the creator.

I would like to keep the speedmod kernel if possible. Is this fixed in v18 of this kernel or can it be fixed without using a total different kernel?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Silly Man:
Hi, yes, I have tried mounting them to the PC as well, same problem, but of course now I can browse to them via drive letters.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alta1r:
It has been reported in this thread that the speedmod kernel adds the 'Android OS' consumption to the 'Screen' consumption (or something like that).

There's a handy search function to search only this thread (top right above the posts).

For any explanation/questions/answers about the speedmod kernel you better go to the speedmod kernel thread: Litepro didn't develop that one.

Up to you to choose which kernel you want to use.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alta1r:
And are you able to copy things over to your sdcard that way?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nap05:
Thank you for your fast answer :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andreivibefm:
Hello .. I have a problem with sending mms. I have APN created but when I try to send mms I got this message "Currently unable to send your message. It will be sent When the Service Becomes Available.. " .

Can be solved?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hiroroi:
what kernel are you using? :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Silly Man:
Nope, I cannot copy anything over to either the phone or the SD Card
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hammerman44:
Silly question, but I assume the APN settings are correct?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] HHbFul:
KIES really necessary?

Hello to all,

it's my first post, I'd like to say thank you for this great forum and - of course! - for this great ROM that I have been using for a while now in version 1.5 without any issues whatsoever. I have always tried to follow this thread since version 1.5 and to catch up with the recent postings which is not always an easy task ... Thank you also for the excellent FAQ, wish I'd had this kind of FAQ at hand when trying other ROMS in the past ...

As this forum as about sharing useful information I'd better stop praising the Lord and try to contribute something myself.

Is it really necessery to install KIES (which is huge and I knew I would not use anyway) in order to get the drivers for flashing this ROM? I am not a 100% sure but I think to remember that I just installed the drivers for Samsung Smartphones which I downloaded somewhere from Samsung's. Can anybody confirm?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andreivibefm:
yes.. the APN settings are correct. :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hammerman44:
Final silly question, you havent got the APN toggled off somehow?

I have heard of odd MMS failures where a reboot clears and send it, but not on this thread.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alta1r:
I don't know what the problem could be. I've never had the same problem.

I had a problem once on my previous Android phone that i wasn't able to mount the sdcard to the pc anymore. I fixed that by turning on USB debugging. (settings > applications > development). You could try that.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Silly Man:
I tried that too but it didn't work either. I seem to remember a setting in Recovery Mode to "Fix Permissions" anyone know what that does?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alta1r:
Don't know what it does exactly, but go ahead and do it. You don't risk much applying this (i've done it before).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Schindler33:
You probably did that already but I want to be sure.

When you connect your device to your computer the SGS2 tells you that USB is connected. Then you have to click on something like:" connect your device as mass storage media".

This only happens when you are in USB debugging mode.

If nothing works try to uninstall all the phone drivers via the windows device manage (assuming you windows) or anything similar.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zalzacky:
Thanks for a great ROM. Been using it for a cuple of days, and both stock speed and battery drain seems reduced.

For a cuple of features in upcoming releases I'd just suggest a cuple of things that doesn't seem to be as it should.

Firstly, when you're in the app drawer, open an application and close it with the back button, you go all the way back to home screen. I'd rather see that you got back to the app drawer as that's where you were right before.

Second, with adjusting grid at the home screen to 5x4 and tilting it to landscape mode, the grid still goes 4 horizontal and 5 vertical. This seems to put widgets on top of eachother as there's too little space to lay out 5 vertical grids in landscape..

Ofcourse, these are just things on the surface, but they still add to an overall impression esthetically..

Stabile ROM, and no FC as of yet. Thanks alot to developer(s)!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Silly Man:
Yes, I did that.

So in frustration I used the CWM "Fix Permissions", didn't work. The only way I managed to get the files onto my phone was to use ADB! Weird.

Thanks all for your help.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adz63:
right i have searched the thread and cant find an answer

so can someone tell me how to make my messages not go into my phone logs . i hate having to scroll just to find my last number dialled / recieved etc
[Galaxy S II Android Development] snap3r:
I rooted a couple of days ago and now i come across this and i have some questions in my mind.First of all if i used this ROM without rooting it would work just as well and i would have a rooted phone plus a custom ROM right ? or am i missing something ...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alta1r:
Did you delete some system apps?

Through Titanium I see that i have the app/process 'USB settings' (com.sec.android.Kies; even though I deleted Kies from my phone). Maybe you're missing that one?

Other things I would try is 1: wipe davlik-cache / 2: if no help, reflash the ROM, not deleting anything yet and try if copy works.

Edit: by the way, are you able to send files to your phone while using bluetooth, or by taking out the Micro SDcard and connect it directly to your pc?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Silly Man:
I have also tried wipe Davlik Cache and format cache partition, those didn't work. Next option is to flash kernel again, if that doesn't work, try flash ROM again.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alta1r:
I thought it was 'Logsprovider' that did this (but i'm not sure). You can remove/freeze this with Titanium Backup. Better backup your call log first.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alta1r:
You don't need root to flash this ROM, having already root doesn't change anything. Root is included in the ROM. Just go ahead and flash it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] parknook:
I entered a previous post in General about Lightning ROM breaking Privacy Guard. Un-installing Privacy Guard stopped the battery from going down even though it was plugged into the charger. BetterBatteryStats apk told me about Privacy Guard basically ramming my phone wanting to run all the time.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fabiodt:
Boot Loop .. AGAIN (Please do not REMOVE THIS POST)

Helo Guys,

This morning I posted about my problems after Lite'ning 5.0 : The Boot Loop !

Some user toke me as a newbie and told me to visit the faq ..

I posted back that I´ve already tried all the procedures on the faq and nothing is working.

THIS POST Disappeared !!!! I hate when it happens in a forum .

Due this, I´m posting again.

After all the faq procedures, Lite'ning 5.0 is caught on bool loop.

I´ve Tried all the reference at Lite'ning FAQ.

- Wipe Data

- Wipe System

- Wipe Cache

- Wipe Devik Cache

- SetCPU

- etc

- etc

- etc

I also did noted that, if you try to do a factory reset, there is the boot loop again !

The only thing that does work is install the original XXKG6 but, then the root. But after that, if I try to install Lite'ning 5.0, boot loops does return.

Soo, I´m using now the stock KG6 (+ root) until I figure out what to do with Lite'ning.

P.S. ( I do LOVE this room, lets wait for LitePro returns ..)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mimminito:
USB Debugging

Can anyone actually confirm that USB Debugging works for them in 4.2? I have just flashed it, and I still cannot get it to work. Constantly restarts ADB when connected in USB Debugging Mode.

This ROM is superb, but for a developer, kinda sucks right now? Sorry if its just me, but ive had no help/response so far to my last question
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Silly Man:
OK, have reflashed Kernel and ROM - same problem, I can only assume my PC is misbehaving!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alta1r:
Did you try to flash another kernel after flashing LPv5.0?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alta1r:
I think so too. Don't think you can do much more than this with your phone (expect flash another ROM to see if the problem also happens there). :)

But since no one else is having the same problem could be your pc.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blablablerg:
to follow up on the launcher pro issue:

i coudn't downgrade to 4.2 and also after removing go launcher i couldnt install launcher pro, market app crashed.

so i had to download launcher pro apk and install it manually. now i have to configure my homescreens again :S

so plz guys for the next update plz don't break launcher pro again.. i really like it and i don't like go launcher.

for the rest nice work, oh and would be nice if there would be a version with ninpo kernel.. and mayb one with the ****ty stock apps removed, but those are only minor issues. for the rest, great work.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fabiodt:
I Did try the same kernel existent in the LPv5.0. Didn´t a older kernel .. But lets think: What is the point to put a older Kernel ? In that case wouldn´t be better to get back to 4.2 until another version ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] eRPeeX:
Your "post" didn't disappear after your Post 112285. There was no post.

Room with a view?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] eoinzy:
Hi,

After I installed this ROM, logcat was not installed.

Is there any way to enable logging with this kernel? I need to use this phone for development.

I get this error in eclipse:

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tytnguy:
It happened to me too.. But my case..I had the Sensation ROM then I was switching to Lite' ning ROM. I got the boot loops...

What i did was installed CF-Root Kernel (http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=673338&d=1312203859)

This attachment was posted at 'Sensation ROM thread second post). From there my bootloops stopped. But now I have gone to ninphetamine no issues.

Hope that might help you.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] D79_:
I have the previous version of this rom v4.2, if i install the latest version of this rom v5.0 will it erase all my apps and put my phone back to square one?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] braudrist:
What I did to fix the boot loops was I installed official KG3 firmware then I installed Lite'ning v5.0
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hammerman44:
No, it will retain your data.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] D79_:
Oh great, thanks matey :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mimminito:
I have the same issue. Not had a response in this thread yet though :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alta1r:
Don't put your launcher in /system/app, just install it as downloaded/user app.

The ROM updates don't wipe user data, so no matter what launcher Litepro decides to add or remove, you will always have ur launcher (with its widgets).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alta1r:
I meant Ninphetamine (or anything else) instead of the Supermod kernel (which is included in v5.0 tar).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alta1r:
02/08/2011 (Lite'ning Rom v5.0)

rebased on offical XXKG6

stock browser working @ full speed

speedmod kernel K1-T17

added call recording

added go launcher

added better battery stats

added adFree host

removed logsprovider

removed overscroll glow

no RTL support for now
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hiroroi:
What's the advantage of 4.2 over 4.1? and vice versa?

Thanks in advance :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hammerman44:
From changelog, no advantages as such. I am on 4.1 with Ninphetamine 2.0.5 and it is fine.

28/07/2011 (Lite'ning Rom v4.2)

with faster stock browser

placed back Wi-Fi sharing client

changed csc to XEUKD1

25/07/2011 (This is the last update to 4.1)

Rebased on official XXKG3 Firmware

added Ninphetamine-2.0.2 kernel

removed the call recording, gave problems with sound

fixed the sound issue, see above

fixed the FC issues