yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zethmir:
First - Love the rom, been running it non-stop since I installed it a week ago.

But there seems to be an issue with app killing. After about 20min of listening to music (Music.apk or even Sirius App) it just kills the music app. Which is annoying when your using GPS and have to re-open the app while driving to get the music back up.

(Had to do this while driving from Milwaukee to Chattanooga - and I think I got a speeding fine from a camera [my fault no the roms fault lol], will have to wait and see as I am still in North Carolina until I drive back to Milwaukee on Tuesday)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kaassema:
Damnit! Instant case of refreshitis! Already had to replace the F5-button twice last month... :o
[Galaxy S II Android Development] komos:
I just flashed 1.5 over 1.4 and i cant search names in my contacts , although contacts are there when i enter a name nothing appears.

Any one else having same issue?

If i wipe cache what data exactly do lose?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lapje:
Or something like the Stockholm syndrome :D:D. But serious, I still do use the phone a lot, install/de-install apps, change settings, check mail, twitter, take pictures etc. Battery is improving since I recharged the battery more often.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fscherz:
No prob here with contacts.

You may kill cache and in special menu davlik cache as well without loosing anything which is important!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] WhiteXR:
This was my battery life, i was very impressed. :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Tucou:
Just flashed this rom and it worked!!

my gs2:

PDA: I9100UHKE4

PHONE: I9100UHKE2

CSC: I9100ZVVKE3

this was on a branded brazilian assembled GS2!!

everything is normal!

just lost my portuguese-brazilian swype.

and the menu is now portuguese-portuguese =/

apart from that, everything is smooth and working!

thx! +1
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BigE:
at least on the hardware end of this discussion, there is nothing that supports your feeling (I should know, I am a hardware designer). From my experience with rechargeable batteries, there is nothing that gets better over time and recharge..

Does the ROM has any 'secret' battery adjustments in code? hmmm.. I would assume i would have known about it, unless the Google folks invented something new, did not write a patent on it, and released it for free, without anyone noticing it, but you.. :)

Cynicism aside, LitPro's 1.5 is incredible as far as battery drain (actually no battery drain). 1% to 2% per hour in idle (checking 2 email accounts in PUSH mode) , getting text messeges and answering, polling on stocks and weather, is by far more than I expect any phone to able to do, and this is before the release of GB 2.3.4 that suppose to be more battery saving than 2.3.3 ...

LitPro - Don't know what you did, but you made me a happy camper, and now I am not trying other ROMs because of it.. at least not before a 1.6 coming up (and no- I don;t have a clue about if/when it does, you sick people.. ):cool:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fairyshacker:
1st flashing on SGS2 !

Does it matters if we flash from an different STOCK baseband/kernel (ex:XWKF1/DXKF1) ??

How this yellow triangle issue pop-ups?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] goldbergx:
No, your current kernel should not matter.

Search for "yellow" on this thread, you'll get quite a few methods to correct it. USB Jig seems to be the most fool-proof one.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Copaco:
Sounds very interesting.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fairyshacker:
but, it happens only when the connection lost wen flashing process is going on and as well as flashing an wrong kernel !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] turbo100:
That sounds great, how do you know ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] thule1291:
1.5 is a very good rom. With 1.4 playing chaos and order the i9100 was realy hot....hot like hell. Now with 1.5 i think its normaly "hot"..thanks so much
[Galaxy S II Android Development] goofy584:
What he can add/do better before the 2.3.4?

It is already a wonderfull ROM!

Thomas
[Galaxy S II Android Development] UnRelevant:
On technical merits, it's hard to argue with that. However, I can state quite comfortably that I've noticed this phenomenon with both my SGS1 and SGS2, using different ROM chefs.

The problem is not really hardware, as I understand it from reading through all the analysis on other threads (from SGS1 as well). Part of the issue is that the phone uses voltage measurement in software to determine battery health, in other words it uses software to tell the device whether battery power is at a certain level and not hardware directly. In this, time definitely DOES have an influence, especially if you do proper drain/recycle charge cycles. I've seen mine go from barely a day (unplug at 6am, flat by 7pm) to almost two full days (unplug 6am Monday, flat by 1am Wednesday). The reason for this seems to be related to how it assesses battery health, and how it measures when it should go into shutdown mode. Observation, not cold hard fact - I don't have access to the code right now, so can't prove one way or the other.

So, while I totally agree that there is no hardware cause for the battery suddenly getting better, I think it is fair to say that it's not as simple as that :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Copaco:
+1

You are absolutely right, the Rom is just fantastic.

Let's hope the 2.3.4 comes out quickly so LitePro can create Lite'ning Rom v1.6 or v2.0 :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BenG7:
Hi LitePro,

can I just check you rom actually includes:

- Potatoman's camera hack original version:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1104051

- and Mobilegalaxy's SIP stack:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1109962

(thought I already posted this but couldn't find it anymore)

Thanks,

beng7
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Seifer1975:
Hi guys,

I flashed litening ROM on my SGS2 even before I have booted it up for the first time. So far, i must say it's very good! Fast, stable and good battery life. However, I noticed that the flash has also overwritten my modem to XXKF2. I would like to flash back my original Singapore modem (DXKF1). Does anyone have that in ODIN or CWM package that I can use to flash my modem?

Many thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Angelos1979:
is there any way to add again the share via wifi option ???
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mixailo:
I tried installing this rom, but swype kept forceclosing, Only Samsung keyboard is usable. I'm really used to swype, it's the only prediction keyboard that can handle Serbian. I tried finding an apk to reinstall it, but no luck. Any suggestions?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mr_dinosaur:
Here you go!

You'll need to extract the modem from here. Anyway, I searched for this before I flashed this rom in case I need to go back to unrooted stock for warranty purposes.

By the way, after you flash the original modem, will you post back if it works ok with this ROM? I am wondering if flashing back the original modem will improve connectivity. Skype seems to drop connection more often than my Incredible S which is unrooted.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] phonei900:
You can try this

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=14928366&postcount=2497
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blu3angel:
I've already flashed the modem file via odin and its works.. Connectivity wise is very much better than kf2 modem.. However i saw that there is another file 1) GT-I9100-MULTI-CSC-OLBKE5.tar.. Is this a country code tar? Is it safe to flash this file to match the country code? :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] VitoVava:
anyone psxdroid work? i can't get it work.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vegetaleb:
Can we flash it with Clockwork recovery? I don't like odin
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Bulut.O:
Only For ODIN...!!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kalpik:
+1 for CWM package..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] landgateblue:
Hi sorry if this has been covered, i searched and couldnt find the answer, i flashed this rom with odin and my phone is stuck on the start up screen:mad: it shows the s sign coming together and just keeps repeating itself!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] L00n3y2k8:
Hell yeah, should be awesome if litening also comes with CWM versions:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blu3angel:
My advise is to reboot to CWM and do a "complete wipe".. Wipe factory data, cache and dalvik cache.. Then power off and boot to download mode.. Reflash the rom via odin... Hope this help ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rulle75:
I have the 1.4 rom and it support danish language and danish keybord with T9.

I think I found out by searching this forum that 1.5 dont have danish keyboard but that I can fix that from the market

But I couldn't find anything about the 1.5 supports danish language.

Can someone confirm that????
[Galaxy S II Android Development] landgateblue:
Hi thanks for that, i did a full wipe and the phone fired up first time......
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blu3angel:
Good to hear its working for u... :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mr_dinosaur:
I think it is specific to StarHub. Try it and see. Let me know if i am right hehehe. You might get all the crappy bloatware from StarHub.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blu3angel:
What do you mean? The tar file is only for starhub users? I'm using singtel btw..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mr_dinosaur:
See my last response. I edited it. There is a thread that explains csc as something to do with carrier. That one is identical to what i had before i flashed litening ROM.

I am on Starhub btw.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blu3angel:
Ok thanks for the info bro... I guess it only means that i do not have to flash that file.. Haha.. :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ywk:
Me either. 1.5 Rom is great, but I m having problem of connectivity sometimes (Got signal but not getting any data.) Just flashed the modem file (HK's one KF4) via Odin. See it would be better.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shanume:
hi Litening

I hope yours next release can have a theme with black-Blue just look like this with black market with blue theme :D

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1149713
[Galaxy S II Android Development] boqonx:
I had problems with data too initially, but since i pegged the connection to just 3G, it's all good! (e.g. by editing build.prop)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ywk:
I did try switched to 3G only, but it didn't help much. Thx.

Now just see how it goes with the modem I flashed. And wondering should I flash the csc kf4 file as well..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] whospal:
Hi,

There are so many versions from v1.0 to v1.5, which to use?

I would assume to try the latest v1.5, however, there are some fixes "Fix for the Extended power menu - for v1.2 only" / "Fix for the laggy Browser - only for v1.0".

Does this mean they won't work with v1.5? => which means I means ROM v1.0 first, fix the laggy browser, then ROM v1.5?

Sorry for the many questions. Appreciate soon reply.

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mahdibassam:
is it just me or battery life is WAAAY better in 1.4 ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] snark_be:
No, you can go straight to 1.5, no need to install 1.0 or the other older versions in between.

The fixes were there to solve issues with the older versions. They are already included in 1.5 so no need to install them separately.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dandumitru:
Hi LitePro

Nice rom but a file is missing in /system folder "default.prop" witch i was using for editing my home screen nr.

any solution to get this as in lite'ning rom v1.4?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kvv515kvv:
Hi sorry if this has been covered, i searched and couldnt find the answer.

i have rom cognition 1.07

question 1

do i have to do something spetial, or just flash lp1.5 through odin?

question 2

i would prefer clean instalation without any my data and programs.

what is the cleanest way of instalation of lp1.5?

question 3

Can anyone compare batterylife on cognition 1.07 and lp1.5?

Thanx in advance.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JF-GINO:
Hey, just wondering what build.prop mods you did 2 get stable data - I tried so many settings/mods of my own but my data always freezes.

I did manage to get 7mps download with some build.prop mods.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] flute:
Regarding battery life, I made ca. 10 full charge/discharge cicles and now I'm quite satisfied with it.

With around 30 min phone calls, wi-fi always active at work, data 3G always on, push email, no playing games I made 1,5 days with no problems.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kerko:
problem with recovery

Hello,

A while ago, I decided to backup this rom...Entered recovery but there i saw only the following options: reboot and wipe. How about all the others including backup and restore? I installed rom manager to do the job for me but nothing... Any help please?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JediML:
Hi LitePro,

Thank you for the good job. Really. It's fast, functional and flashes without a problem.

I like the design too, so far I cannot see any bug.

Donation has gone.

Cheers!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] beverpower:
I have alot better battery life with 1,5.. ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BigE:
Sure you do.. WiFi sharing is removed, so the Android OS takes less battery than in 1.4 (unless you freeze this service).

You can also do the following to make sure you consume even less (or same as it is now..)

1. Dial *#9900# and disable fast dormancy (if enabled) . 99% of us do not have this service available by providers/organizations anyway.

2. Setting->applications->Samsung Apps : change to 'off' if it isn't already.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] beverpower:
I said it to "mahdibassam" that wrote; "is it just me or battery life is WAAAY better in 1.4 ?"

I know why it's better with 1.5, and I think its odd that some get better battery life with 1.4..

Love this ROM:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Tucou:
I have a n00b question,

there is no way to add a brazilian portuguese language on this rom?

Now that the stock brazilian rom is available?

http://www.multiupload.com/WVI8WHL6BE (pass="intratech@XDA")

pretty plz?

ty!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kerko:
no backup

Unfortunatelly i can not make a backup...recovery says i should reboot...no backup or restore. Any help? Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kersey:
Have just disabled fast dormancy as suggested, what does it do and what difference will it make besides saving battery?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BigE:
This happens when you enter recovery from the extended power menu.. here what works.. From the screen you are at, hold the power button for about 5 seconds. it will power the phone off. From there hold Vo;+ , home and power until you are at CWM again. use the backup option and it should work ..

Seen that before..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] duffy1807:
I keep getting FC on google talk when selecting Rear camera. Anybody else get FC when they try this ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Bulut.O:
Read This Please...

http://overcome.mimzo.com/?p=747

Here Our Friend DarkPal Explained What FastDormancy Is, What Is Does And So On...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] flute:
Google it for more info.

Btw you will benefit of major speed increase in data transmission for sure. Now I can reach more than 4mbps in dl and 2mbps in ul while before I could hardly reach 2mbps dl and 1mbps ul.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kersey:
Thanks for the link, from what i read it's of benefit for me to leave it on as i'm often browsing via my operator rather than wifi. Correct?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kerko:
well nope...same...only 3 options...

Which kernel cmw is suitable cause maybe i have flashed a wrong one on the way... i just thought of that option

When i try to back up i read the following

copying media files

succesfully copied media files

updating application

succesfully apdated application

applying multi csc

applied the csc code xeu

succesfully applied multi csc

then the option to rebbot

below there is the apply update from sd card

wipe data/factory reset

wipe cache partition

That is all

So again i am rebooting
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Bulut.O:
No Not Really...

Actually ONLY If Your Provider SUPPORTS FAST DORMANCY...!!!

If Not Supported By Your Operator It Will Only Drain Battery... Thats All :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kersey:
Ah, i understand. Thanks for your help :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hannibal226:
Hey,

just wanna ask if it's possible to make BLN working?

Surely only if no other point don't work because it, but it would be a nice feauture.

But at all just a great Rom!!! Thx ;)

Cheers
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shanume:
4mbps is not much :/ in my area I got 6-7mbps data speed on H+ when I use my phone in copenhagen I got 17mbps there :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kersey:
The best i get is 3.5mbps download and 1.5mbps upload :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nightranger73:
Don't you think it could be better to check first if it is working? You have only to look at logcat

It isn't true that 99% doesn't use it. It's only that most of them doesn't even knows it. My phone provider uses fast dormancy and it isn't a top class one.

Sent from my GT-I9100

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] ichigo786:
changing from Cognition to Lightning, help

Hi, im running Cognition v 1.4 and want to flash the latest Lightning rom, however i had a couple of questions.

First of all do i need to backup my apps via titanium backup and my texts via sms backup or can i just flash the rom via odin and come back to see my apps and sms all in tact.

Secondly, should i backup my apps/sms even though i may not need to, just so that i dont have any cognition files on my phone, i.e. data wipe, cache etc.

what is the best method to flash this rom over cognition.

Please any help is greatly appreciated.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gsic:
Installing this later, really looking forward to seeing your awesome work :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ferreinf:
Anyone having issues with login facebook for social hub?

With facebook app no problem...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mach0boi:
No issues here
[Galaxy S II Android Development] randall1976:
tnx guy !!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BigE:
I stand corrected.. I have no way to state 99% are not using it and be accurate. However, it saves battery and works opposite to the way it is meant to be on the GS2. See http://www.computerworld.com/s/artic...y_performance_.

This feature comes to help the network provider, and it is not working right on the SGS2 with GB 2.3.3 for some reason. I am not a software guy to exlain or understand it. Frankly, if i can get out of my battery 2 more hours, I would, and if my provider supports the feature or not is making no difference as soon as my battery is drained..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nightranger73:
Well I get a 1% drain in standby... with lot of background apps. I've followed the os bug threads since the beginning and what you're saying it's not true. If your provider support fast dormancy there's no need to disable it. Even the article you pointed out said that. BTW that's OT here as there are at least two threads on this forum and the general one talking of it and explaining how to identify if you need it or not

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] BenG7:
Hi

Following the installation of this rom (1.5), my email account (i'm not talking about gmail & dedicated app) and my Souncloud account do not show up anymore in Settings > accounts and sync (and I have the feeling thy do not sync automatically)...

can someone explain how to sort out this issue?

tahnsk a lot

BenG7
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vegetaleb:
Still no Clockwork version of this fabulous rom? :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stesteste:
anyone 1know how to make the lockscreen clock and date blue thx tried looking everywhere

xda app sgs2, thank me if i helped
[Galaxy S II Android Development] HumanoidTalking:
Just install the chainfire CWM app, that will do the thing for you
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nightranger73:
CWM is not on market so you need Odin to get it (unless you have a titanium backup) and this ROM exists as a Odin flashable tar only so CWM is useless here

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kur0saki:
Can i reset this rom to factory default? Or do i have to flash it again?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ichigo786:
Any answers please
[Galaxy S II Android Development] beverpower:
If you are coming from another ROM, I would do a full wipe befor installing this.

And of c backup all you want to take care of.. always a good idee!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Larsko:
Would be a pleasure if you could release a fix for the jumping flash player and the white pixel in the corner of the stock browser.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aegeuss:
Hi LitePro,

Just a quick idea for the next version of this great rom; many people including me claim about the lowness of sound of both head phones and handset. It would be great to increase the default highest limits a bit if possible for us without having to install third party dts applications to play with sound.

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shanume:
just use opera or dolphin HD that fix this problem
[Galaxy S II Android Development] qwerty1q:
Hello guys

I am going upgrade from 1.4 to 1.5, shall I flash it straight by Odin? do I need to do anything before/after that?

How is battery drain compared to 1.4?

Is call recording working properly?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BigE:
I can't really comment about what is 'true' and what is not. For a fact, there is a lengthy research, made by The university of Michigan and AT&T here in the US (see http://www.research.att.com/articles/featured_stories/2011_03/201102_Energy_efficient ) , and let me quote the bottom line: "

The fast dormancy feature allows an app to send a control message to unilaterally and immediately demote the device to a lower power mode, without waiting for inactivity timers to expire. This conserves battery power and makes network resources available sooner to other network users.

But fast dormancy is difficult to use. Predicting the end of a connection is easier on certain types of apps (an online banking transaction, a file transfer) than others (random web browsing).

Used too aggressively, fast dormancy can actually worsen matters, since dropping to a lower power mode may affect other concurrently running apps that would almost immediately require the device to be promoted."

In the case of dual core processors, there are few more aspects to fast dormancy as well. Bottom line - The idea is great (mostly for service providers), but in reality, benefit of it is actually depending on hardware, apps, and network.

I am sorry I have to put this non related to LitePro's superb ROM. I do know there are other threads dealing with this, but i think, somehow, LitePro did something right, allowing you (and me) to bleed only 1% per hour or so, while other developers (and i tried most of them) aren't even close to it.

I promise- no more on this subject on this thread.. but just as a FYI, tried enabling fast dormancy with AT&T, to make a point, and my battery drain went to 6%/hour from 2%/hr.. I think i rest my case (and i do believe AT&T support fast dormancy)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Angelos1979:
Thanks it works
[Galaxy S II Android Development] failax:
When i try to download an image, the browser downloads the html web page.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mista1982:
Hello.

I use the Rom, since 1.1 and now i have fc when i want to call. I install the steel blue cm7 theme maybe is this the reason for the force closes?