yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kakarotto87:
can anyone help me?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mustoura:
mine had the Optus software blotware flashed got rid of all the crap then installed lp6.1 no more random reboots no more freezing works great remember you can always flash back to Optus software they are available in xda links just remember your current Rom version

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] remus1710:
search the thread because litepro provided us with the apk a several posts before :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] klyzon:
anyone not receiving twitter updates from twitter for android on this version?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Cxpher:
I use seesmic. No issues.

Sent from SGS II

Litening Rom 5

Ninphetamine Kernel 2.0.5

Overclocked frequency 1.6 ghz.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MASKofTEAM:
And no issues with Tweetcaster.....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] klyzon:
hmm thanks for feedback, maybe the upgrading with no wiping is finally starting to take its toll lol
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ionious:
Hey guys I went back to v5.0 and installed the latest nimph kernel.

When I open the Battery Monitor Widget it sais I only have 3hrs left when i'm at 100% charge.

Any help will be appreciated...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] HarrySTrueman:
Hi ionious, first thing after changing the rom should be: battery recalibration.

This can be easily done with ClockWorkMod recovery (batterystats) or for example "BatteryCalibration" (Market).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Libbard:
In SD card in Sounds folder

you well see it like this

Recording (the call number) 001.amr

Hope I helped :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] conza:
Hats of to the creator. Love this ROM (and this thread) - no problem finding the information needed to go from Samsung stock to LR5 (the latest when I first flashed my SGS2) to LR6.1 via LR6. Using Odin method, btw. Works like a charm! :)

Oh, and my $0.02 in the batterycomsumtion debate: Since installing 6.1 and JuiceDefender batterylife is s u p e r b! :) 19hrs and some 50 odd minutes of for me average useage, 68% battery left. Sweeet!

Cheers!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blingless:
was running lr6 with nin 2.05.

just tried upgrading to nin 2.11 and it failed.

just says "firmware upgrade encountered n issue. please select recovery mode in kies & try again."

won't let me get into cwm. just repeats the above statement. any ideas?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] argh2000:
Been using Lite'ning Rom 6.1 with Speedmod 27,juicedefender ultimate and screen filter at 45%. Bty usage is 65% after 14hours of usage( avg of 30mins surfing on 3G, wifi on for 7 hours,total of 1hr 30min of out going and incoming calls, pushmail for gmail and calendar). In average of 4% per hour.

not sure if this is consider good?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Spadge6000:
How about the volume up + home + power button combo ? That should kick you into CWM recovery ..

And otherwise flash the ninpho 2.1.2 kernel with tar file and odin ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Loudgi:
nice job. i like this design ;-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fabiodt:
LR 6.1 First Impression

Hi Guys,

After a 6 days and 3 CWM Delete Battery Stats, here is a pic of my usual use of my SGS2 and how the battery is holding on:

36 hours of full use (Laucher pro Friends, mail and weather updating every 3 hours + a lot mail and phone calls ...)

36 Hours (with an standt by period of 8 hours/night) sounds very good for me .. it give me the opp to recharge my phone one night yes / one night no !

Battery sounds fine ..

Camera app (photo and video) works fine ..

Video player app (including watching a 1080p video) works fine ..

Screen pic works fine ..

Phone app works fine ..

Music app works fine ..

Browser works fine ..

Wifi works fine ..

Gtalk video works fine ..

Gmail works fine ..

Complains:

When I´m connected to my car´s radio through Bluetooth, the all the audio is passing to the radio (it only should work during phone calls)..

The gallery app sounds a bit slow ..

The contact list doesn't quit merge correctly the twitter/facebook/gmail/whatsapp/skype like my previous HTC sense used to do ..

But those complains looks more a Samsung issue than LR6.1

In the end of the day.. Thanks (again) LitePro for the amazing room !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kamandor:
This seems like really good battery life.

What version of Litening Rom and which cpu kernel are you using?

With normal-moderate use, I am at 76% after just 3 hours being unplugged (meaning I've used 24% battery in 3 hours). To me, this is awful.

At this rate, I'll be lucky to last the day. And I haven't even made a single phone call! No wifi or browsing, nothing. Just SMS/Whatsapp/a bit of music on the subway and the BBC News app. Screen brightness at 20%.

Using Litening Rom 6.1 and Speedmod 26.

Any thoughts??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] G1S8:
Theme problem.

Seems like after flashing from v5 to v6.1 i don't have the bule lite'ning rom theme anymore which is very anoying. Any idea why ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] joelteixeira:
For me 24h is fine, I need to sleep sometime. My phone needs too. I rather to charge it everynight than see his battery exauhted after launch on the second day uncharged.

About your complains,

slow gallery -> have you tried other kernels? or 3D from chainfire?

contact list -> You're right, it's not related to the ROM.

bluetooth car -> Can you tell us what brand and model? I have one Sony and it has two modes "BT Audio" and "BT Phone". The fisrt one is dedicated only for calls, the second one is for everything. How was your experience with your bluetooth car on stock rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] joelteixeira:
double post.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Psilocin:
As you know, XDA forum is allowing swype beta 3.25 to be packaged into ROM. Any plans to update the current ROM with swype in it or at least when the next version ROM is released?

Really eager to try out LiteningROM but want to avoid redundant flashing if swype is on the way.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] apogee91:
Thanks for Ver 6, Installing now :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fro5tie:
started off on 1.5, really liked that worked fine. missed out a few inbetween and then finally went to 5.0 when it came out, that has been terrible for battery life for me, i go from 100% at 7am to 15% at 7pm with average usage!

going to 6.1 now and will see!

thanks for your work again litepro
[Galaxy S II Android Development] apogee91:
Where are the recordings saved?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Scarface09:
Need help with battery life

Hi guys,

This is the first time that I flashed a ROM. I flashed lite'ning rom 6.1 with Ninphetamine 2.1.1 and my battery life is terrible. I read around on this thread of people getting 36 hrs, 24 hrs of battery life, but my battery lost over 20% while i slept!

I read around more and it seems like I need to do a battery calibration, and also a lot of people mentioned juice defender and set cpu.

Can someone give me a bit more details on that? I downloaded the Battery Calibration app by marosige, should I just follow those instructions?

i.e. charge to 100% then press calibrate? Will that significantly improve my battery life?

Thanks to everyone in advance
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mbalazs81:
Lite'ning rom 6.1 + stock kernel = Awesome battery life!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] karan999:
use speed mod T26.the battery life improves even more !!!!!!

Regards,

Karan.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aditya666:
Hi everyone,

A noob here. My current kernel is XXKF3, Can I use this ROM?

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kamandor:
Yes, follow the Battery Calibration instructions and you "should" notice a bit of an improvement in battery life.

JuiceDefender is a free app that is supposed to help with battery life by disabling certain functions when your screen turns off, etc. I used it for about a month and can't say I really noticed a difference. I recently uninstalled it and would guess battery life is about the same.

SetCPU allows you to adjust your cpu core speed, and make other tweaks. If you have Ninphetamine installed, you should also be able to adjust voltages, which can help with battery life. I've never fiddled around with voltages, so you're better off doing your own research on SetCPU voltage/cpu settings to find the optimal tweak.

I use SetCPU and have a number of different 'profiles' that are activated dependent on different parameters (battery %, screen on/off, etc).

Tasker is another great app that helps simplify your Android life and can be used to save battery life by creating different profiles/circumstances which adjust settings. I've effectively mimicked what JuiceDefender does through an assortment of custom profiles in Tasker. I also find Tasker to be more reliable than JuiceDefender at reactivating my data connection when the user (myself) turns the screen back on.

I'm running Litening Rom v.6.1 and SpeedMod T 26.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kaassema:
Tried, but no effect... Thnx anyway

I'm going for the factory-reset solution, hell, needed one anyway after all those flashes :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kakarotto87:
sure you can. just follow the instructions in the first post.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alegator23:
+ in the dialer conf call

Hi guys

Still don't have any solution for the conf line "+" in the dialer.

In the stock dialer there was + which used for the conf line.

Currently the + replace with record button, and can't make any conf calls.

Is there any solution for this one, or will it be added in the next LR release ?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Joppers:
:eek: Cxpher gave you the instructions to make a conference call without the + http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=16919357&postcount=13022

Did you miss that post or didn't it work?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jsd14:
I'm using version 6.0 of this rom and everything is great but i'm having a lot of trouble with the keyboard.

In messaging apps - whatsapp and also sms

After sending a message and pressing enter the last typed word automatically appears even if another word even starting with another letter is pressed.

Then when I press delete the word appears to copy and paste itself?

I have tried turning off the predictive text but I think I'm still getting this problem.

can anyone help with this at all?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vmollz:
1 - Best ROM for kernel compatible to?

2 - please link download red theme for version 6.1
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alegator23:
It's not exactly working.

When you in the call you have the basic buttons (without +), you can press on the dialpad and press the numbers ( you can not choose from address book, and the number are not showed up as you dialing regular number when you calling) , in addition there is no tube button to make another call.

So still i didn't find any solution, and it's basic dialer option.

So really missing it from the stock dialer.

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Spadge6000:
FFS!! :(

1) Try it yourself, depends on your own preferences, try some out and see for yourself.

2) Try the @#%$& search function, you can find it in the sgs2 theme section.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vmollz:
1 - Best kernel for Rom v6.1 compatible to?(battery life)

2 - please link download red theme for version 6.1
[Galaxy S II Android Development] slikkie:
MMS problems

I am on 6.1 now with Nynph 2.1.1 en it works great except for MMS and the CRT-off stopped working :(

It seems 6.1 second edition has MMS bug solved.

Where can i find this 2nd edition please :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blingless:
that's the problem. did the combo, instead of going into recovery mode, still just shows the same error msg. :mad:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] seba18:
Yes it works!

Try these exact steps:

1. make a call

2. press home button

3. lauch Contacts app (not phone, not dialer, but contacts)

4. make another call

5. wait for the party to answer, then merge the two calls

6. press Thanks button on this post if it helped :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] beston94:
Battery

Hey just from some peoples honest opinions... Does this rom save more battery or roms with touchwiz 4? Its a pretty simple question. I have looked for it but haven't found anything specific. I would really apprecitate any help on this one. Oh and is the performance better than the touchwiz 4 roms?

Thanks a lot in advance!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sniperwolf64:
Hi i just installed lightning rom 6.1 great work but so far i have noticed 2 issues:

1- the camera force close to apps menu after some time

2- i can read arabic but i cant write

3- is CWM avaliable with the apps cuz i cant find it there or do i have to go to recovery mode to enter it?

Hope there is a fix for that thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Bonestack:
Um isn't this rom running touchwiz launcher or am I missing something (it just has a blue theme)? It comes with a second launcher but those work with any rom. Rephrase your question if I got it wrong.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] beston94:
Is it? Because from what i seen in the video? It shows the launcher pro :P But can you confirm that this has better battery life and is generally faster than other roms in original devlopment? Or is it rather the same?

Thanks in advancE!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Bonestack:
Oh okey, it's up to you what to use don't think it affects battery too much. Yes, I've got good batterylife&performance with this rom just flash another kernel, like speedmod t27 (or if a newer is up) or nimpetamine 2.1.2.

Im using 6.0 with speedmod t27 and got 6h constant internet browsing, chatting and music which I find really good. 6.1 should have even better battery life.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ionious:
back to v5.0 for me.

6.1 was a disappointment :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] misc77:
Hi,

Can we request the developer to create a stock Gingerbread ROM without all Samsung bloatware?

For those reading this, perhaps when you reply here, please post your desire to get this ROM without bloatware so the chef knows that this is also a popular request! :D

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xlfate:
Use my backup root and under tools there's all the features
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raven75:
one noob question, sorry if someone have ask before. I'm currently with lite'ning v5.0 KG6, can I flash this kernel T27 with v5.0 KG6? My battery life drain like hell, would it be better with this kernel T27? Or T26 better? Anyone comment?Thx..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Peekz:
Read the release notes for 6.1 in the first post.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] k1000716:
If you'd expressed your thanks to Litepro on the form of a donation you would have received a tool to enable the simple removal of the offending bloatware. That might be a nicer option rather then encouraging everyone to spam the thread with requests to remove it.

Sent from my happy place.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kickassdave:
well... in case anyone is worried about trying it the modified transparent status bar in the themes section (for v1.2) works fine. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] UnRelevant:
Small issue... data seems to be turning off randomly for me. Bars can be full but no data. Have to restart phone to get email and internet back in operation.

Anyone else sees this?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] -Zork-:
Dear LitePro,

Have it Spanish Languange? Could your checked in the version 1.3?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] deaad:
Man, I'm surely owing you a beer.

11450781NM957721F

tnx for all of your work.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BMWpokerAce:
Here we go the aggain deaad :)

Flash it via CWM.

Please notice, this is from the v 1.2

If you like this:

The thank you Button isn´t far away :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ohkuni:
Have the apps that were removed been re-added in 1.3? I still have backups but just wanted to know =)

Thanks for your fantastic work Lite Pro!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] faremoney:
just a quick stupid question

how is the battery life with this rom? better than stock?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] deaad:
Tnx again mate.

Nice of you to help me out.

Hope to learn to do it my self in the nearby future. :):)

|I use the thank button all the time, but my meter seems not to count.

Stil have 1 on my thanks meter.:confused::)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] deaad:
Your so right it's for 1.2

Flashing my backup right now. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xryousukex:
Can someone update the SystemUI.apk for the full battery notification turned off? =)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Dark_Lord0122:
just installed 1.3 :).

the pin code panel problem fixed for me but the gyro sensor calibration problem didn't get fixed yet :/ the image test in *#0*# can go into landscape but cant go back to portrait ..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Greenie-UK:
Good work Litepro. Pushing out the updates like a trooper !

any chance you can implement this Kick ass Phone/Contacts update that Esk is kicking out into the rom ? it works on 1.2 KE7 but not 1.3 KE8 all thats needed is phone and Contact apks.

Fits in with the theme Nicely imo..

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1112572
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CaspaTheGhost:
gonna give this a try as soon as i get my s2...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lemondroid:
I rather keep the current grey one, I don't like the black at all.

In fact,

If LitePro would give an option between all kind of themes among the Dialers, The Lockscreen and so on, It would be much better - To give all options and every one choose what ever he want, IT will be superb!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ericmky:
This ROM Have Spanish language.

Other Chilean grateful SG2 owner.

Greetings
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ducati1979cc:
Thanks for the roms!

I've found some nice boot animations.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1053250

Litepro, Maybe it's an idea to insert a custom (lightning) boot animation in your fantastic roms. Currently upgrading to v1.3... (and waiting for v1.4 :D)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lemondroid:
Oh damn,

Those are amazing!!

If he would do a vote for the best boot animation and would insert it on version 1.4 it will be amazing, Not doubt.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hendrickson:
Another boot loop. 1.3 doesn't fix this issue
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ywk:
I will use Odin. But just wondering do i need wipe cache before flashing 1.3?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Techvir:
Litepro said u do not need to .
[Galaxy S II Android Development] amiri1970:
A question?

Is it possible to replace the screen lock with another lock application ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stefanjadex:
Hi ionious,

I'm not an expert in android and I want to do the same thing like you (6.1 -> 5.0).

Please tell me if the downgrade procedure is the same as the upgrade:

- wipe data

- wipe dalvik cache

- flash 5.0 with Odin

- recalibrate battery

Is anything more that I should do? Or another procedure?

Also, are there any downsides when downgrade to 5.0?

Regards,

Stefan
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stefanjadex:
battery life

Hi all!

I've read very carefully all the posts after 6.1 launch.

There are 2 kinds of posts regarding the battery life of the 6.1 compared with 5.0:

1. Better battery in 6.1

2. Better battery in 5.0 (many users go back to it after using 6.1)

This is very strange... :confused:

Does anyone made some real comparison tests to find out witch of these rom's has a better battery life?

I'm a heavy user and I really would like to have a stable rom (for every day use) and a decent battery use (>30 hrs).

Regards,

Stefan
[Galaxy S II Android Development] k1000716:
Try widgetlocker from the market, it's a great app and is easily customized.

Sent from my happy place.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] misc77:
Sounds like a tall order to me.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kepster:
Yes, ive got widgetlocker. And its damn good!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Joppers:
Agree, though currently I'm using Ripple Lock (Android 3.0 style) which is also great.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] amiri1970:
thanks, there are some app. available..but i intend to remove the rom lockscreen from the system and replace it with another one like the one you said!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] qwerty1q:
I am happy with both 6.0 and 6.1 although using either SpeedMod s2 k1 T26 or T27 I am getting home screen lag 1-2s (the weird part is - not from the begining but after 2-3 days!!!). Restart doesn't help.

Everything else works great. Battery life 24h (mid user)

Cheers
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ionious:
I always do a backup via CWM then simply flashed 5.0 via odin.

Cleared dalvik after flash was complete.

Charged to 100% and calibrated battery. Then (not if you wish) discharged it and charged it again without break.

Any features missing...overscroll glow and diffrent kernel (which you can replace) and some other stuff (check the logs for 6.0 anf 6.1) in the first post.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ionious:
Yes try:

-widget locker
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alegator23:
And if you need to call other number which is not in the Contacts List ?

How this can be done ?

Thanks for assistance.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] seba18:
Once in Contacts, you can access keypad, logs, favourites....not only contacts. Is it that hard to TRY, or is it just easier when others are doing that for you?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] eRPeeX:
I've got the same a few weeks ago. My message number disappeared.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] eRPeeX:
Clear the TW launcher cash. You have to rearrange your screens, but you will have 4 icons. I've had the same and tried many options.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JugglerLKR:
have anybody noticed decrease in microphone sensitivity with latest 6.1 rom?

talking tom cat is less sensitive when repeating phrases, ppl also tell me they can't hear me clear and loud sometimes.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] coatercup:
For those with battery life issues on 6.1, just use it for a few days as I did and the battery life goes back to normal...Somehow the life gets better on every charge.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blablablerg:
I second :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] eRPeeX:
My battery live is very good with L'N 6.1 & Nm 2.1.2

Normal use: a few calls, messages, surfing for 1h, reading XDA on tapatalk (thats a real draining apk), Google maps, No games, Wifi constant on, 3G/E a few minutes, e-mail synchro: push @ daytime, manually @ night, SetCPU with the settings from FAQ

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] r2go:
That is not enough info to give about batt life.

How long was batt life, what use, apps and widgets at least.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TimmehPS3:
From the screens I guess you're not a heavy user... Moderate user at the most. What apps and widgets do you use and how often do you use them?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] eRPeeX:
read my edited post

Yes imho I'm a moderate user
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bartveld:
Funny, with me it's just the other way around. I started out with an overnight drain of 5% and I was very happy, but after a few days I wake up to 15% drain. Nothing at all has changed about the setup of the phone.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] C4RL0S81:
Great work Dev! love this rom! i have it running with SpeedMod27 and JuiceDefender and so far so good! battery life is noticably better!

I have a question...Can you tell me what [Voicemail] Dialer 2.3.4 is?

I have been using the contacts widget that comes with launcher pro and when i click on a contact a list of options pops up prompting me what i want to do i.e call them, SMS, FB Profile, Whatsapp etc etc...

The first icon i see in this options pane is this ugly red rectangle which i discovered is [Voicemail] Dialer 2.3.4, i tried to freeze it in TT backup Pro but it causes FC's when i then try to use the dialer to call someone.

long shot but can anyone help?