yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fireblade2010:
very nice rom thanxs.

Had my phone a week, was not going to mod it and stick to the stock roms.

Couldnt help myself today. Quiet impressed with the results. Beats the stock score of 3200
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alegator23:
The solution was given already.

You have to press on the home button and then press contacts, press on the dialpad on the top and dial additional number, press call , then just merge the calls

Hope it helps you.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Eclap78:
hmmm... just installed 6.1 and I don't have CWM recovery anymore. I want to put the latest speedmod kernel on this rom and I was gonna use CWM. where can I get it from?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] k1000716:
Here.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Eclap78:
cheers mate, appreciated
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Destke:
Oh well, after trying in odin and it says 2 times failed, not going to brick my phone for the second time. Need it too much :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pjotr8:
You would be the first to brick your phone twice, so give it another try :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ashwin1234:
Could someone please tell me how to get this ROM running on my phone, my build number is gingerbread.xwkf1..............and baseband is XKF1

This ROM post says it is KH3. Can I just flash this ROM into my phone?

How about my original ROM? Is there anyway of backing it up?

Any help is much appreciated.Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bajroslast:
Hello,

I have put on the 6.1V on the SGS2 2.3.4 XXXKH3

Speedmod k1 t38 2.6.35.7

I seem to have a network drop, if i can name it that, the network bars drop to absoloute 0 bars left , and then it goes to 1 or 2 bars and remains on there. Never do i get more than 3 bars.

2nd.. I never seem to get 3gs network either, my network is vodafone, max i get is G and H. Not sure if the baseband is causing this, or is it a graphical error?

Please reply.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] reggaemanu:
H means HSDPA, it's actually better than 3G....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-Speed_Downlink_Packet_Access
[Galaxy S II Android Development] k1000716:
1. Just follow the installation instructions in the first post. Follow them exactly as they're written and you should be fine. Have a good read through before you start and also look through the Lite'ning Rom FAQ link below the downloads section.

2. Your original rom is not really a problem. You can record the versions if you want to go back to stock at some later point, but more than likely there will be new official updates by then anyway.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fireblade2010:
MY mobile is a GT-9100T model. Once i flash it it goes to GT-9100 (no longer a T model which is used in australia)

I have unpacked the original rom that came with the phone and end up with a

modem.bin file.

Can i pack the "modem.bin" with some program so its a modem.tar or modem.md5 file then flash it with odin to use that modem instead?

Or wont i see any gains with using that modem compared to whats in the phone with the Lite'ning Rom v6.1 XXKH3

Any info appreciated
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zabihjan:
i had the same problem so i switched KH3 stock kernel and KG5 Modem
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fireblade2010:
google the APN's for your carrier, then check that against yours

setting - wireless and network - mobile networks - access point names
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SoulSeeks:
Need Some Help

:DThis works JUST as you said! thank you so much! now my phone looks sexxxyyyyy..

I do have one questions tho, and ive been searching the forums with no success,

: All the icon texts and the icons itself from this roms set up is blue based..and the icons have a little glow around it, some how..i took that off, and i would like to know if anyone knows what i can do because it just looks like the normal interface of the phone alongside with the lite'ning..and i rather the sexxxier one THANKX

Heres a picture of what i mean:rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CPU GUY:
I am trying to sent SMS in arabic but I can't because the reciever gets question marks ????

and the message I get when I am trying to sent an arabic SMS is

" Message may be corrupted on recipient device. Change input mode to automatic"

any help :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] newHere:):
on the messaging screen press settings ---> input mode ---> choose automatic
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alexelebek:
the message

I have no problem at all with ROM of LitePro. But I just wanna ask him a favour to do for the next update about the message difficulties that I hate on SGS2.

What I want is; When I receive message in "Inbox or e.mail" I want to copy the text and put it in to somewhere for example in Map or navigation or note etc...

If you wanna know what I mean exactly try to see a nokia message features...

Actually I remember also, If nokia map features could be implemented in to google map that would be perfect...

Kind regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Destke:
Explain fully :) So i start my phone in downloading mode, attach it to my pc. So odin recognizes it. Than i add de tar file to pda. See that nothing is checked except the two usual ones.

Than i push start. Than it says some things and then in big red square it says failed.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] E-riko:
what seems to be the problem?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] E-riko:
usb debugging mode is "aangevinkt"? ;)

You can find it at: settings -> applicaties -> ontwikkeling. Daar het eerste aanvinken.

Alé ik denk toch dat dat de reden is...

Something else now, FAQ says:

Do I need to do a full wipe if I am coming from a different version of Lite'ning?

No, but it may be preferable to do a cache and dalvik cache wipe using CWM before flashing the new version through Odin. After you wipe cache and dalvik cache, select power off to turn off your phone, and then reboot into download mode.
​

My question is, will a cache and dalvik cache wipe remove all my apps and messages and emails end user settings?

Thx!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] prinzhernan:
Bug with video player. When I insert my earphones for 5.1 it says insert headset for 5.1 feature.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] saschenka:
I am trying to use internet call via sipgate account. With LR 6.1 I was able to setup my sip account and selected for outgoing internet calls only. Unfortunately I can not do sip calls even if i added a internet contact to a contact. Anyone knows how that works or is it a bug? Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ctthect:
I asked the same question a few days before..

I can not use this type of connection

my SIP account is yet well working with SIPDroid application..

I think there's a bug in the 6.1..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Destke:
Debugging mode is on :) So that can't be the problem. Thought about that also but it was on. Drivers installed also.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] E-riko:
welke kernel zit er nu op?

edit: flash anders eerst een met zekerheid compatibele kernel zoals ninphetamine en daarna nog eens proberen.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Destke:
Gewoon de standaard :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] E-riko:
I will send you pm :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bajroslast:
Hello can you link me to those so i can try thank you.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] woif36:
Great Rom. Best ever seen atm.

Thank
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pspilot:
Yeah ... but not with speedmod, it's not supporting manual OC/UV.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] E-riko:
Is it normal that I lost CWM?

I came from 5.0 and upgraded to 6.1

So I had to reinstall CWM thanks to Titanium pro
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pjred:
I get the same thing with video. Works with audio though.

I went from original Optus branded firmware directly to 6.1.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mustoura:


Yes if you go back fear few pages litepro has a link to download the apk file
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mongastein:
Reorganisation doesn't stick

I've just upgraded to this 6.1 rom from the stock rom, and for some reason the changes I make to the order of the applications in the drawer don't survive a reboot. It simply goes back to the way it was when I first flashed this rom. Is there a way to make the changes stick?

Appreciate some help on this, thank you!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mongastein:
Help! I think I bricked my phone

I'm really freaking out here and pleading for help. After having a few minor problems with LR 6.1 I thought I'd give it a break and switched off my phone. When I powered it back on, it got stuck at at the boot up screen with the glowing S and the words Samsung Galaxy SII down the bottom. After waiting about 5 minutes I took out the battery and popped it back in to restart the phone. Same problem stuck at the S screen.

I could get into download mode using power button + vol up + home, so I tried flashing Lite'ning Rom again using Odin. All went well in Odin and I got the green pass, but when the phone went to reboot, same problem - stuck at the boot up screen with the S. I'm panicking here. I think I've killed my phone. Please, can someone help me?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dansblackcat:
This might help -

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1108499&highlight=boot+loop
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mongastein:
Thank you for responding so quickly! I'll give it a go. Just lost my head a bit when I couldn't get it to boot up. Thanks so much mate.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blk15:
is it normal to lose kies after rooting/flashing this rom?

If so, was wondering what other alternatives there are to use for wireless sync
[Galaxy S II Android Development] spacestation:
I had a similar problem, booted into cwm and did a full phone wipe, then wiped dalvik and cache.

Then booted into download and installed with odin which fixed the problem.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] amorph:
Might be a stupid question: is it possible to have this battery-indicator in Lite'ning rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kotaro_14:
The miui one like better. With the whole line going on top of the notification bar.

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S II using the xda premium app.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] k1000716:
Have a look in the apps and themes section of the forum for a thread about the uot kitchen. It's a fantastic tool and has a large range of customizations. I changed my battery icon just a few days ago and so long as you follow the instructions it's very simple.

Edit:

The kitchen thread is here.

The battery you're after is called Version P, Glowing Crysis.

The website for the kitchen is here.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rogeriok:
how many minutes does it takes to flash this rom?mine is almost a hour...I'm worried about,,,
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ramsheart:
Normally <30minute... if you take almost an hour then there's something wrong... check your usb cable

Sent from the center of Galaxy GT-19100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rogeriok:
thanks,I'll wait untill it finish
[Galaxy S II Android Development] k1000716:
That sounds like my first few attempts using Kies - I ended up pulling my battery and starting again...

It normally takes me less than 3 mins to flash and not more than about 10mins for the first boot.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gentle doctor:
thx I'm really enjoying this rom

but the problem is , it doesn't support Arabic T_T

so I guess I'm gonna change it to another rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shayne77:
+1

I flashed lite'ning twice.

First took about 2.5mins...

then tried a few other ROM's..

and now I've come back and it took just under 3mins..

Both first boots took about 2-3mins max as well...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] soso_soso:
Same problem to me

can you add arabic language pack to the rom ?

or is there any way to add them manually ??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] spikeynunny:
since i have gone to the new rom cwm is not working. it worked on the 6.0 version any idears how i can fit it
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mongastein:
Thanks for the tip. I feel a bit silly now for going into all out panic mode. :o You're really wonderful people here!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] spikeynunny:
thank you for the help will give it a go
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bole9:
I had HTC DHD till yesterday and it was rooted, eng s-off, radio s-off, super cid...

1. Galaxy have to be just rooted and I can install custom roms, right?

2. Do I need to root it or just install this rom via Odin and my device become rooted. Someone rooted it with insecured kernel, others with something else... I cant find detailed guide how and with what software to do this.

Please could someone explain this process and post what apps to use.

Thanks a lot
[Galaxy S II Android Development] newHere:):
1. yeah, you should root your device if you want to install most of the custom roms.

2. but to install Litening you do not need a root!

just follow the instructions on the first page (install via Odin) and it will install the rom for you and also will root your phone
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zvikam:
Have to say this is one of the best ROMs available.

Thanks for the great work LitePro!!!:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bole9:
OK. Thanks a lot, just one q, if I install this rom following the instructions from the first page, does this rom install CWR also or I have to install it by myself and what is the procedure for this.

This phone is awesome but I miss the sense a lot
[Galaxy S II Android Development] newHere:):
do you mean CWM ?

the rom by default is not including CWM but you can download and install it from here:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=16800824&postcount=12322
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bole9:
Yes, CWM. After installing this .apk I will have CWM, and access it by Vol Up+Home+Pow right? Thanks for being patient with me
[Galaxy S II Android Development] newHere:):
volume down + home?

for what?

you can go into recovery mode by pressing volume up + home button + power button but this is not related to CWM AFAIK...

you will be able to access the CWM like any other application installed on your phone
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Psilocin:
You don't need CWM to access recovery mode. Unlike some of the other ROMs, LightningROM has boot options if you hold down the power button while the phone is on and you can choose between download/recovery/reboot.

However CWM is quite useful if you want to backup/restore ROMs.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] microfone90210:
NO notifications sounds

Hi,

Wondered if anyone could help. Not sure why but when i received a text i get no sound only vibrate. It's quite annoying...checked all the settings i can think of but no luck. It doesnt seem to be an issue for anyone else so not sure whats wrong.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] E-riko:
lol look at the obvious: settings in messages applications and if there is a sound selected, it could be you dont hear anything cause your phone is on vibrate LOL, so in that case just simply put up the volume!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alegator23:
any solution for the issues above ?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] microfone90210:
Thank you solved the problem the message settings had no ringtone selected
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gvaros:
need help

i stuck on downloading. On odin it says setup connection and it stuck there .... what do i do next?????
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fireblade2010:
MY mobile is a GT-9100T model. Once i flash it it goes to GT-9100 (no longer a T model which is used in australia)

I have unpacked the original rom that came with the phone and end up with a

"modem.bin" file.

Can i pack the "modem.bin" with some program so its a modem.tar or modem.md5 file then flash it with odin to use that modem instead?

Any info appreciated
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Section9:
Try this link and see if it helps.

Because you did not state the steps taken, I'm unable to provide you a pinpoint solution as this time. :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Section9:
If the present modem is working correctly / even better than previous, is that 'T' that important to your S2?

@ LitePro

Thanks for the lite'Ning Rom. It's working great on my GS2 without any problems.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MasterfullDON:
Thanks. Awsome rom. Absolutely 100% awsomeness. Batt life 3 days. Unbelieveable
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Dhenry512:
Excellent ROM

Thank you for this amazing ROM. I would hit the "thanks" button however, I do not seem to have one at the moment. Will definately donate later. Thanks again

[EDIT] I now have a "thanks" button. It has been pressed & donation sent
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Montala:
I think you forgot to include the actual link, unfortunately! :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alexis_p3300:
Great rom,smooth and fast,excellent work
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pauloxzak:
Great work with this room! :)

two things, when I organize all apps inside the applications menu inside folders, in order to have just one page of the menu, everything vanishes (and comes back after I create a second page again)

second, I'd really appreciate help with this one, I can't mount the phone to pc anymore, windows won't install the driver for it anymore :( so I can't transfer files (and I guess I'm locked out from odin too right?)

Pls help!

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gmlogan:
Great battery life (T27 v1), but with Go Launcher and Go Contacts (the one that give you photo icons) I get a funny Red Bar for the popup that normally gives phone, SMS, email etc?? All the other icons in the pop up are fine but instead of a phone there is a red bar, the video call is a OK (green background phone and screen), thoughts?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fireblade2010:
Not as good in low signal areas where i only just have signal, ie in my room and also at my desk where i sit at work. Made around 5 calls tonight all were breaking up. Yesterday and previous days before using this rom's modem calls were ok.

Currently the T models in australia are used for the telstra and vodafone network 3G and H. Im on optus so shouldnt be an issue. But im switching to the tesltra carrier in a few months so just wanted to find out.

the phone is meant to be quad band, but they must have tweaked it better for those bands or something like that and made it a T i think
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rotemakerman:
kernel selection

n00b question: if alot of people are saying that speedmod is better then the one comes with LR 6.1

why did LitePro didnt put this one at the first place?

is this a matter of opinion??

(asking because since LR 1.5 been having "Awake when screen is off" issues, trying to solve it for a very long time)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] E-riko:
connecting to pc with usb works perfect here....he even installed drivers

(using v6.1, still got to update my sig picture)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] k1000716:
It's just preference. Litepro has used the speedmod kernels before, may do again in later releases.

Check your wakelocks with betterbatterystats to find out why it's not going into deep sleep. You'll very likely have a rouge app keeping it awake. I had a new app installed yesterday that did the same, drained my extended battery in less than 20 hours...

Sent from my happy place.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rotemakerman:
where can i find this betterbatterystats?

EDIT: i already have it.. doesn't reveal too much
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kage61:
There is zilch difference between the T model and the normal one.

Using a standard i9100 on Telstra fine.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
I'm really impressed by this rom. I've installed it on a brand new Galaxy S2 and it works just perfect!

My mobile is running now since 1 day and 15 hours and still at 63%. I was not using it that much 40minutes display, 15 minutes Dialer, but Skype, What's App and Pushmail is permanently active.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SERGI.3210:
my bad I had not seen the EDIT,,,
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SERGI.3210:
anyone can post his better set cpu config? scale included plz..

now i´m ussing max: 1000

min. 200

scaling; ondemand

battery life is 16-17 h. medium-heavy usage...

kernel: lastest ninphet,

:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] braudrist:
I'm on Lite'ning v6.1 + Nymphetamine v2.1.3 and everything is working perfectly for me. I do, however, always perform a factory reset, cache partition clear and wipe Dalvik Cache before installing a new ROM. Thank you Litepro for your awesome work.

My SetCPU settings:

Min: 200, Max: 1200 - Conservative

Clocks: (anything lower than those values cause instability, freezes, reboots)

200Mhz - 800 mV

500Mhz - 850 mV

800Mhz - 975 mV

1000Mhz - 1075 mV

1200Mhz - 1175 mV

Profiles:

Battery <30% = Min: 200, Max: 800, Priority: 90 - Conservative

Screen off = Min: 200, Max: 200, Priority: 90 - Conservative
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blk15:
I'm on Lite'ning v6.1 + Nymphetamine v2.1.3 as well.

After installing Gemini App Manager and freezing unecessary applications and calibrating the battery,its life has been extremely impressive. On medium use, the phone will last a full day and have 60% battery life remaining.

I did a test this morning where I go about my normal routine on the phone i.e. play music out of the speakers at max volume for an 1 hour, music through headphones via poweramp and web browsing for 1.5 hours and my battery indicator ended up at 90% by the time i got into work.

Overall a great ROM!

Previously on the stock ROM, it would be close to 70% after that much usage.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] poyda69:
Saving Battery

LitePro

What do you think about how "Batista V3.7.5" is saving battery (by shutting down one of the cores while in DEEP SLEEP).

Do you think you might add something like this in your next Version.

P.S I love your Rom.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] grottesgs2:
Hello again! I have tried replacing KH3 by KG5 but it didn't work! As soon as I log on captive wifi portals it is still impossible to fall back to 3G/HSPA+ data access but only with the default browser! Opera & Firefox works like charm and are able to switch between 3G/HSPA+ data and Wifi.

What I did so far

- reboot in download mode

- plug my GSII in USB Debugging mode

- install KG5 over KH3 with Odin (no wipe)

- reboot in recovery

- wipe Cache partition, wipe Dalvik cache

- reboot

- open a shell on my phone and typed:

$ su
$ fix_permissions

- reboot

- connected Wifi

- got IPv4 Adress

- used default browser cleared all data (cache, forms, ...)

- got redirect to the sign in page of the captive portal

- signed up successfully and browsed on different site (yahoo, amazon, ...)

- turned off wifi

Since that time no way to have access to any website including google.com. What I don't understand is that Android Market and all other apps (weather, feeds, ...) were working. Then I tried to access to the same site with Opera and Firefox and it work. Rebooted but didn't fix the problem. It looks like I won't be able to reaccess internet using the default browser (despite a new cache/dalvik wipe).

Any Clue? Did you flash only modem or the full rom from KH3 to KG5? What about KG6? Isn't it more up to date?

Thank you for any help that would be greatly appreciated.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Max_C:
Could you please tell me what is the normal battery usage with Skype app online all day in 2G/3G? My battery monitor widget shows 250-400 mA constantly and the battery drains very fast. (Lite'ning v5.0)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Blackyhammer:
Hi all,

I applied this rom yest. And love it but i have no 3g data. Any ideas why?

Your thoughts would be much appreciated
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Psilocin:
Well, mind telling us what your current battery life is? Hard to say without it.

Skype constantly syncs about once every minute as long as you are logged in. So I wouldn't be surprised if battery dropped below 50% even with moderate usage of the phone.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Psilocin:
Need to install a CSC pack that matches your carrier via http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1075278