yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] snark_be:
Nice! Does it contain also the fixed Overscroll Glow?

I wish that LitePro was more present in the thread, to confirm or reject the issues people report, and to acknowlegde all the enancements that people are releasing here and there... Well of course I understand he might be busy too :o .

Edit

: well, I flashed this Extended Power Menu and there is no Overscroll Glow at all in it... just so you know.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nechmadi:
hi,

first, thank you for this great rom , you've done a great work.

second, cf root 3.6 it out. can you do your magic (tweaks :P) on it and put it in your rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tampiss:
I got usb jig today. Awsome :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zethmir:
Since your posting fast, is there a reason we download CF-ROOT and the Nin Kernel if we are only flashing stock then Nin?

Edit: Nevermind its Odin (Stock) - CWM (CF-ROOT) - CWM (Nin2.0.2) if I am reading right.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] electrikblues:
Good question. I haven't tried this myself yet, but it's synthesized from a few posts further up the thread. Basically, this is what you are doing, as far as I understand:

- In step 2, you flash the stock, but this gets rid of root

- In step 3, you restore root without bringing back the yellow triangle (hence using the zimage file)

- In step 4, you restore nin 2.0.2 without bringing back the yellow triangle.

I hope that makes sense!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] d8389:
Hi, LitePro

DroidWall application works slow unless I create directory

/system/lib/modules

Can you fix it in future releases ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] frw99:
I also get v7 from SetCPU.

But guys, what's the matter? Our phone is the fastest out there, so don't believe these numbers (maybe SetCpu diesn' recognize the Exynos CPU?) and enjoy your phone :-)

Btw: Flashed 4.1 last evening, battery drain 78% -> 73% in 8h... sounds good so far. No problems.

Thanks to LitePro for this masterpiece! Donation follows
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Krautmaster:
4.1 runs okay so far, but i get an FC directly after unlocking my screen after reboot and the same again after changing the dpi with density changer (a must for root users!!)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dsmaori:
How the f**k do you guys get quadrant scores of over 4000???? I've flashed 4.1, uninstalled all the apps I don't use and the best I've got is 3197!! I've cleared dalvik cache prior to flashing but not from stock kernel, from nin 2.0.2. Would flashing stock kernel, clearing cache and rebooting make a big difference?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] caudex:
using 4.1,

On longer calls, the proximity sensor turns itself off/stops working (no flashing red light), is this normal?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zethmir:
v9 is not out. That is probably the GT-i910(1or2). Because the GT-i9103 looks to be a Tegra2

http://www.gottabemobile.com/2011/07/06/att-samsung-galaxy-s-ii-coming-with-tegra-2-cpu-not-exynos/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] itman-ch:
md5sum mismatch

github from lightning states: md5sum 2C46E4032A453AB500DA2BAFBA542689

downloaded file from different "file-sharing-services": 59b649599ad53b1526b1004df7179f3a

whats the beef?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zethmir:
Looking at your screenshot it is a clock widget error. And if you notice the Top Right Preview behind the FC it looks like widgets are overlapping. Could be the issue or just me being paranoid.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hiddencode:
Hi, try reinsert the SIM card, sometime it does that when you reboot in CWM while charging....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] d1ckies:
i just installed v4.0 the other day ...

my navigon doesn't seem to work and contact history not getting updated.

anyone getting the same issues or know how i can fix this ? :confused:

thx,
[Galaxy S II Android Development] N!K!:
The download link for 4.1 says 3-2 (no wipe). Is this the 4.1 file just misnamed? or an older file?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] steefen:
i'm loving it!

THX LitePro!

I really love your rom.

I came from Stock KF2 and flashed without wiping....

Everything is running great...fast...I love it..

(OK, still the laggy deodexed stock browser...but Dolphin makes it)

Thank you so much!

BTW:

I guess it's achieved with overclocking, and as far as I know the base Lite'ning Rom doesn't OC.

I achieve as well "only" 3200 points in Quadrant...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Krautmaster:
thats because after flashing, my density is reset to 240dpi. Normaly i am using 200 dpi with 5 rows.

Works like a charm with Density Changer:

after changing the density and unlocking the screen i get this FC again, but thats all, i never saw it again so... =)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] peh6088:
where can you get this density changer? can't find it on market..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] saaroz:
Call recording

Call recording was a great feature. Please put it back in future releases.

Thank you for efforts and great job.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zethmir:
Oh ok, my bad lol. I don't see the real purpose to density changer, is it just so that your columns look right after you modify it to be more (5 instead of 4).

And tonight was a good night, 4.1 - Removed the Yellow Triangle - New Custom Boot Logo - New Boot Animation (I would like to make a custom one but I don't know exactly how to do it).

The New Boot Logo (Replaces the GT-I9100 text)

And it looks ****ing great (yea I had to use that word).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Krautmaster:
its called "LCD Density Changer" ... if u cannot find it try this link for apk.

http://de.appbrain.com/app/lcd-density-changer/com.beansoft.lcd_density_changer

or http://www.mediafire.com/?2adxbrgkboaypx4
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dsmaori:
I guess it's achieved with overclocking, and as far as I know the base Lite'ning Rom doesn't OC.

I achieve as well "only" 3200 points in Quadrant...[/QUOTE]

Lol, yeah well I'm not really complaining...:p

Compared to every other phone I've ever owned including the poxy SE Arc I've just come this is truely like LITE NING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] picard2008:
Originally Posted by tonz22 View Post

try this method : go to Messaging ----> settings -----> input mode -----> change to automatic.

hope can help your chinese sms and mail.

I chose Unicode and it works for me.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] R3BOOT:
OMFG are you serious? Your first post and I bet ZERO searches?

It's been mentioned a few times over a few different pages to refresh using F5 or CTRL-F5 when you hit the download page. USE SEARCH!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] airninja6r:
access the lightening wallpapers for the look screen

I'm trying to access the built in lightening wallpaper for my lock screen, but it is not an option... it should be.

How do i find the location of these wallpapers? I will just make a copy and put in my gallery for now. Hopefully the dev will add this in future roms.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] phonei900:
The image looks awesome and fits completely in the style of Lite'ning Rom. thank you
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zethmir:
Yeah I thought the colors were perfect. It is in the correct format as that is the exact image I flashed.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] crs87:
really nice picture ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mobs84:
Quadrant Scores- Stock and with Set CPU with 4.1

What should I say.. Its freaking awesome!!

Quadrant Score of 4660 after changing the max limit to 1600Mhz :)

Quadrant score of 3213 with v4.1 and no changes done!

Ninphetamine and Lightning is the best combo you could ever ask for.. Great stuff!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Krautmaster:
200dpi vs 240dpi

vs.

---

vs.

---

vs.

---

vs.

More space on that screen and fully adjustable
[Galaxy S II Android Development] k1000716:
Steel blue theme was updated a few hours ago and works fine with 4.1.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mr.gibran85:
i did the test 3 times and it was great v2.2 use to give 3900 max, try choosing the best of 3

i havent done any over clocking just reduced the voltage.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lord Tim:
All running great here, barring a FC with trying to add Gmail to Social Hub (which I never use anyway, I was just testing it to see if I could make something break).

Very nice ROM. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zethmir:
I am guessing the first is always the 200 dpi, if so the task bar looks like crap. Sorry I rather stick to 240.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Instagib101:
Change log versions as well as dates - pretty please?

Hey LitePro,

Love your work and your ROM mate - very nice!

Just one question/suggestion, could you please write the version number when you post your updates so that in the change log in your first post we can see what changes were made, not only on what date, but in what version?

Keep up the awesome work :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mynameisjon:
the MD5 Sum is for the .tar file, not the rar file. Extract and compare.

Nice to see that people actually check the integrity of the file before flashing though.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cyberfux:
Been there, done that - don't work ;-(

I was hoping it was that "simple"...

I mean i CAN live with that ugly UI but that it can't connect to webmarket?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] itman-ch:
Thank you Sir!

It didn't occurs me to md5sum the content of the rar-file :o Silly me...

And we're talking "internet" here - so it's VERY important to check what is landing on my PC. I might trust LigthPro but as soon the stuff is out of the house...... the trust ends. my 2 cents
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zzz777:
is it auto removed or i have to do something in order to remove it ? :o
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dsmaori:
Overclocking and reducing voltage are both well above my skill level so I'll just stick with my 3200. **** 4000+ must be insanely fast :eek:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] seilat:
there is a procedure, search for it, it requires extracting the nipo zImage.zip etc...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mynameisjon:
you know what they say, flashing anything on your phone without checking MD5 is like doing a back alley hooker without protection.

just don't do it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Binman_UK:
Morning people. I've got 4.0 on at the moment - has anyone experienced ridiculous battery drain with it? I got a total of 10.5 hours with it before it turned itself off :(.

It was charged to 100% initially, so I reset the battery stats.

50% got used up in 3.5 hours when I was setting up streaming from my media PC last night.

The other 50% got used up whilst I was sleeping (7 hours) with wifi off, screen off, bluetooth off, location off, nothing updating :(. Checked battery stats and it said the display was still the biggest offender with 60-something % but even when the display's on it's only set permanently to 25% brightness. Oh, and I've got SetCPU installed with default settings.

Surely this isn't normal???
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Krautmaster:
Battery Drain over Night:

7 hours -> 4% Battery Drain.

You are doing something wrong. Mails checked in intervals. Facebook Sync too.

Fast Dormancy off, wipe done before flashing. Wireless on.

U will be surprised how a wipe is able to improve battery lifetime.

My CPU is untervolted but that doesnt change a lot i think, maybe under load. 850mv at 200MHz and 1125mv with 1200 MHz.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] angell:
Same problem here. 90 % drain in about 6 hours. With juice defender.

No idea what caused it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] varenathan:
You are right, mate! But i can see it, in 15 minutes from OFF State, turned WiFi ON, checked Email and runned Benchmark for several times, dropped 3%, i just don`t get use to. With V3.2, it won`t happen. Ofcourse mate, i have wiped batterystats.bin. I suggest it in several pos before.

Right now, just watching it till the batt fully discharged.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mynameisjon:
Your phone is probably streaming, or listening to your PC for a stream.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lapje:
Battery drain bigger in 4.1 then in 3.2

For me the same experience with 4.1 version. Battery drain is huge. With 3.2 I had an outstanding battery performance. Drainage of maybe 1% in 2 or 3 hours when screens was off. Now with 4.1 version 3% drainage per hour. Did a full charge and removed battery stats. :mad:

Think will flash back to 3.2. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] angell:
From 2 am till 6.30 pm juice defender kills all radio on my phone.

I have no streaming programs on my phone atm.

I'll test any suggestions to help figure this out:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Veram:
Could you upload v4.1 to multiupload ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] scarbon:
Hi guys, where should I see this picture?

during boot time i still get the old Galaxy text
[Galaxy S II Android Development] itman-ch:
what about checking #1 post of the thread?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Veram:
I can't download from there
[Galaxy S II Android Development] theis82:
where is 4.1? on megaupload i only see 4.0
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nyssa1104:
Links are working in 1st post!

All the links in 1st post are workingwell at least in FF so the problem seems to be at your side. ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] theis82:
the links are working but where is 4.1?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yupo72:
How do you change the resolution?

Or...how/where can I see my actual resolution?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mynameisjon:
I don't get why people connect battery life to radios being on/off.

If there's an app running in the background preventing your phone from sleeping or scaling up the processor speed unnecessarily, you're going to get sh*t for battery life.

You could post a screen shot of your battery use page, the one that shows the apps being used.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yupo72:
About Dalvik cache

Just a quick question, clearing Dalvik cache from CWM-Advanced menu is the same as deleting all contents of \data\dalvik cache\ ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] crs87:
Here are some mirrors!

http://www.multiupload.com/A51VGAFM99 (unofficial)

http://qa.celogeek.com/android/mirrors/galaxys2/litepro

http://litepro.github.com/Litening/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kingshonen:
use root explorer go to /system/

(enable RW) long hold file build.prop ->open in text editor

look for

ro.sf.lcd_density=240 (original line)

change to:

ro.sf.lcd_density=200

save and reboot for changes. Enjoy!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jcompagner:
The ARM v7 is completely correct. The cpu is an ARM v7 instruction set implementation. All Cortext CPU's are that, even the next one the Cortext A15: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARM_Cortex-A15_MPCore

On wikipedia all this information is very easy to find, the S2 uses this one:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARM_Cortex-A9_MPCore

The previous super phones where using A8, which is the first ARM v7 instruction set implementation:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARM_Cortex-A8

The complete family of instruction sets:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARM_architecture
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Promiser:
I still can't fix it......is it a bug for V4.2?...

when I used previous version...the problem didn't exit....

I have tried to clear the cache of the mail and the Chinese input apps and even reinstalled the apps...but it didn't work=.='''

P.S. The problem is...all Chinese text change to question mark when I use stock mail to send email in Chinese
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nyssa1104:
I just tested the top 3 links and all lead to 4.1. even download 4.1 again on the meagaupload link.. I'm using firefox try flusing your browser cache
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Krautmaster:
http://de.appbrain.com/app/lcd-density-changer/com.beansoft.lcd_density_changer

or http://www.mediafire.com/?2adxbrgkboaypx4

-> 240 is default, this is 200 dpi. You can choose every dpi u want with LCD Density Changer. Really cool app, just try.

Go into "options" in this app if u want to make it to ur default density on startup, else it is 240 after reboot.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Binman_UK:
Mine was 60% screen, 15% android system, 9% android os. All the others were 5% or below. How can screen be 60% of battery drain when it was off all night and it lost 50% of it's charge during that 7 hour period? I don't get it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jcompagner:
You don't really change the resolution, thats impossible... the only resolution you have is 800x480 no way around that.

What you can change is the DPI setting and that fakes how many dots there are in a inch.. By default the samsung with its 4.3 inch and 800x480 pixels has 240dpi.

When you lower that to 200dpi what you do there is tell the system if they want to draw an icon that is 1 inch big, that it should use 200 pixels instead of 240 pixels. That means that everything draws itself almost 20% smaller..

So i guess in Android almost everything is not really drawn on screen by hard pixels but by the inch/cm size.

you can change this setting when you have root access and with a file explorer that can access root stuff (Root Explorer)

you go to /system

mount that folder as R/W

then open the build.prop in a text editor

go to the setting

ro.sf.lcd_density=240

and make that 240-> 200

save changes

reboot.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raze1000:
Sorry guys.

I must learn a valid lesson.

DO NOT START FLASHING ROMS AT DAFT O CLOCK AFTER DRINKING LOADS ALL NIGHT.

Thanks for all your help.

I just done a factory reset and am back on orange stock and data is now working with the orange sim and still rooted.

Not sure if it was to do with me unlocking network with the unlock tool or my head being up my a**e

Right new day and a bit of flashing experience on Samsung behind me.

Time to start again and flash lite-ning :)

Cheers all

Ray
[Galaxy S II Android Development] swissd8:
back to 3.2 for me, game crashes are back with 4.1. i wonder if its related to kernel maybe
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zzz777:
thanks but now the icones zone is smaller

how can i maximize it ? (height width)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sattero:
Thanks, it's really working and it's better than before! But Touchwiz doesn't support density 200 at all, right? Or is there any chance to fix it?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] networkn:
why is this rom not in the original android roms category?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] prince4ever:
can i jump updating the rom from 2.1to 4.2 by cmw recovery directly?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fatbonbon:
Hi Guys,

Why the odin only can connect with USB debugging mode Off? and cannot connect when USB debugging mode and download mode.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] networkn:
I am pretty sure some many pages back I saw someone post a flash process that included clearing some caches etc? Should I clear the caches or just follow the process I have been doing until now which is EXACTLY and ONLY what is on the 1st page?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Krautmaster:
hm yeah knew that before...

I am Using the Launcer Pro which comes with Litening, runs like a charm, nice effects on switching screens, you can set the amount of rows and columns and the widgets are really nice =)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kingshonen:
yes u can , no need to wipe (but best to back up) odin only. no cwm.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MilesTEG1:
Awesome ! :D

How can I set it to bootscreen ?

Does it replace the animate ligtening ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raze1000:
I was just checking the GPS on the stock rom i currently have until later today.

It was taking an absolute age to get any kind of lock.

I checked the gps.conf file settings in system/etc

seems that the NTP server is set to America

I therefore copied the gps.conf file i was using for europe which i have on my htc desire, and pasted it to the S2 and set correct permissions.

settings i use in the UK

NTP_SERVER=europe.pool.ntp.org

Bingo

First lock took a couple of mins.

Now it can lock in seconds and that's indoors.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JohnnyGiangNguyen:
I dont like Lit 4.1. Because it is hotter than KG1. I play game about 3 hour but temperature is 44oC. And when i used KG1. The temperature always is 31oC but with Lit 4.1 it always is 36 oC.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mobiler77:
Yes, but what about the dialer? It did not show correctly at anything less than 240, is it fixed?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] angell:
Yes, I simply said it to tell the thread that it had to be an app, and not radio/wlan, killing my battery.

The battery stats is, I'm sad to say, lost. When I connected the charger, the phone would not start normally at first. It simply shut down during boot. So I used CFM recovery to wipe the phone, in a desperate attempt to make it boot. It did.

I'm going to use titanium backup now to restore all apps and data.

I'll let you know if battery improves after this.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] snake86:
thsi is the best rom.

anyone has update the kernel to 2.0.2?

the samsung app in the first post are installable by cwm??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fatbonbon:
Any expert can help
[Galaxy S II Android Development] riochicken:
Slow Browser and still a Roaming network?

Hi,

First of all, thank you for your hard work and this beautifull rom! Yesterday I flashed the 3.2 version, first thing I noticed was the R in my network carrier strength thingy in the upper bar, I wasn't able to use mobile Internet, cause roaming was turned off, so that would be a logical explanation, but what is not logical, is that it thinks it is on a guest (roaming) network, is there a solution for this problem? The work around works of course, until Telfort thinks I did use roaming Internet of course... :)

The second problem I encountered is the browser speed, normally you would nicely scroll through a webpage, but for some reason it's slow, is there a solution in the making? Except for the solution to install opera or whatever browser there is available...

Thanks in advance!

Riochicken
[Galaxy S II Android Development] heltahskeltah:
Hi lite pro love the rom but in the next update could you make the notification drop down transparent?

.. If u play the game dont be mad when the game plays u..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Veram:
Thanks for the 4.1 ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mobiler77:
31 oC here, Lit 4.1. Only when charging I' ve seen as high as 50+ (SetCPU Overheat Profile kicked in).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kingshonen:
can u upload that bootanimation please.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Phils7:
Enjoying using this rom, much improved from stock.

One question though, could the BLN kernel control be added? Or is there a compatible kernel that can be used with it to allow me to use BLN?

Coming from a HTC desire i'm very pleased with the upgrade but really missing notifications. I am reluctant to try NoLED due to the battery drain criticisms. I assume BLN is much easier on the battery.

As I'm somewhat of a new user i'm not permitted to post links but googling "BLN galaxy s2" will retrieve the github scripts for patching the Kernel. All above my head though.

Many Thanks

Phil
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sattero:
I found edited Contact and TouchWizCalculator in this thread...

Download link:

http://www.mediafire.com/?lhxh6756yscamqs

It's working and installation is easy (Root Explorer needed). First of all, backup Contact and TouchWizCalculator (/system/app/), touch on r/w button and copy downloaded .apks. Then install both, back r/o permission and try or first do a reboot.

Now I'm looking for a Calendar and TweetDeck (or at least how to edit)...

Edit: And for Touchwiz, Clock, Camera etc.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] angelonegri:
And how many glasses you use to play three hours? :eek:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] woodyxxl:
I think you doen´t know how GPS is working.

All you have done is getting "maybe" quicker the actual time (some ms).

httx://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_Time_Protocol

GPS takes always for the first time a little bit of time - with or without your change... because of getting data from the GPS-Sat´s with 9600 baud or slower...