yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] remus1710:
i didn t upgrade for several reasons:

1. i wasn t home infront of a computer :P

2. the updates aren t allways better then previous versions

3. i ll upgrade tonight when my phone will be dead :) so i ll se if 27 is better
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bala_gamer:
Fine the problem is, my display is 'ok' on all brightness setting on any stock rom. Eg kg6,kh3 etc.

But when i install a custom rom , eg. the lightning rom im getting the yellow tint on the left side in low brightness. why does it happens? i not only tried lightning rom but also some other custom rom, even flashing a custom kernel(i flashed with some kernel for getting BLN) im getting this yellow tint.

Is that because the custom roms are compiled from old source code?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marvinhemstock:
screen shot would be helpful :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bala_gamer:
Sorry as i dont have any external camera at my hand right now i cant make a picture.

Simple as that,

custom rom or kernel = yellow tint

stock rom = no yellow tint

checked many times.... can any one find the reason?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bboylost:
Home button + power button = screen shot
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tigerfire25:
I am using this app "cpu master" to overclock/underclock.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bala_gamer:
Hmm do you think that will capture the yellow tint?? It wont..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] newHere:):
i really hope he will fix it on the next version... its really useful option
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sewe:
It is, noticed it today when i was going to send a file from my phone to a friends phone
[Galaxy S II Android Development] newHere:):
do we need to contact the creator of the rom? or this is a rude thing to do and we have to wait and hope that he will fix it?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] remus1710:
that is rude because litepro is doing everything for free....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] newHere:):
and thats why i asked here first and did not send him a private message :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mellll:
Originally Posted by bboylost

Home button + power button = screen shot

Does this work in all versions of gingerbread or is this Lite'ning specific? I want more tips like this!

That is awesome way of taking screenshots!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bala_gamer:
Taking screenshot works with power button +home button, but it wont capture the yellow tint , because its the hardware part that has problem and not the software part.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mellll:
I am talking about that shortcut to take screen shots! Is this for all versions of GINGERBREAD or Lite'ning specific!

I want more shortcut tips!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bala_gamer:
All versions of gingerbread on s2 uses the same shortcut :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Teslarage:
^it's Galaxy S II specific though, not Gingerbread.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marvinhemstock:
:D ................
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chimerical26:
There search this thread option isn't working for me so sorry to ask such a fundamental question.

The md5's aren't matching for me for the RAR using md5check.exe. What's given on the download screen is all in upper case and md5check.exe is giving me most of it in lower case. (The md5's for the rar would match if the case given on the download page was in lower case)

When I extract the rom from the rar the extracted md5 isn't matching at all. Could someone post the correct md5 in the correct caps?

Thank you.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kvv515kvv:
still have a question - how to make phone signal icon in blue?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Dekar1:
dude just download and use Odin to flash, it's not that hard? Odin will also check the md5 file for you and if will only flash if it's a valid file.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] newHere:):
this is the md5 of the rar file :

2F2BA95337EFF9F775C6A01D8106E31F

i extracted this rar and installed the rom on two SGS2 devices...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rinoko72:
Great :-) I'll give it a go.. Thanks for your help :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chimerical26:
Really? How does odin check the md5? I've flashed about 80 roms and never knew odin would check the md5 for me... d'oh!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CamoGeko:
Its one of the first things it does when flashing a file. If you look in the progress box it will state "checking md5 sum" during flash.

Kinda like a safety feature I guess.

Transmitted from a Galaxy far far away via XDA telepathy.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ctthect:
number of screens..

hi,

is it possible to add some screens .. there are 7 on the 6.1 but I need more than that..

2nd pb, I would like to change the number of the "voice mail" (?) and when I try to save the new number, there is a message saying it's impossible to do so...

thanks in advance..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chimerical26:
That's a nice feature. Where does it get the original md5 to check against? Is it stored in the rom itself?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tiagoorg:
I just dondt like the change in menu, move up and down. you can´t create a version of the latest edition of this Rom, which the menu

move to the left and right, as is the original firmware?

Thanks,

greetings
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Joppers:
That's already been created for you, it's called "Touchwiz".
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aditya666:
Hello friends,

My phone is already CF-Rooted with using XXKF3 kernel but the Lite'ning Rom's v6.1 kernel is XXKH3.

My questions is, can I flash my phone with Lite'ning Rom's XXKH3 kernel? Will XXKH3 be compatible with my phone?

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CamoGeko:
Its stored in the file itself, whether its a modem or ROM.

Md5 check makes sure that the file was not corrupted during download.

Transmitted from a Galaxy far far away via XDA telepathy.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CamoGeko:
Yes, it will be even more compatible than what you're using now.

Transmitted from a Galaxy far far away via XDA telepathy.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SERGI.3210:
no problem ligthening rom includes his own kernel (ninphetamine) that replaces your old cf root kernel...

edit:don´t forget do a backup before flashing mate... cheeers
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aditya666:
Thanks a lot geko95gek and SERGI.3210. Much appreciated.

I was trying to find this answer for a couple of days.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] qwerty1q:
Up cheers
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Man12529:
anyone got the issue with FM radio volume? Apparently the radio vol control for this rom (lite 6.1) is stand alone. Thus when the media volume of the phone is off and i try to increase the volume from the FM application there won't be any sound. I need to go to the setting menu to on the media volume b4 there is sound. Didn't have this issue with KF1.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Montala:
On reading back through the last few pages of this thread, it wouldn't surprise me if version 6.2 will be released before too long!

I am actually tempted to wait until it is! :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] NETSHARK8:
Flashed Stock KH3 then Litening 6.1 i always get unknown baseband, the only way for me is to flash KH3 then 6.0 then 6.1 otherwise i always get unknown baseband thought i ruined my phone by flashing something wrong turns out because of 6.1 on top of stock KH3

what surprises me is 6.0 is based on KH1 and 6.1 is based on KH3 so why it does not go well togeather :p

anyway appriciate all the Hardwork thanks LitePro :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] seba18:
Try different custom kernels, or even try to install default kernel after installing Lite'ning ROM, and see if there is anything changed.

I observed for example that using the Speedmod kernel affects display colors, it makes them more pale, not very pleasant for the eye but maybe more battery-friendly. I think that may be the reason why you get stuck with this yellow tint after flashing - not a custom ROM, but the custom kernel that came with the ROM.

Don't be afraid to install a stock kernel over a custom ROM, if you don't need CWM, BLN or any other "special" fuctions implemented in that kernel, you won't even notice it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] doomharbinger:
dead phone

need some serious help here.... my phone turned itself off after doing litening 5.0... taking battery out rebooting helped a couple of times but now i am unable to start it again.since it'srooted i cannot claim warranty..

its seems like i am not the only one with this issue with litenin

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1125162
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mrpiter:
Am I missing something or there is no notification for the GPS? Even if it is On, there is no icon on the upper bar.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marvinhemstock:
installed 6.1 over kf3 no probs here at the moment very good work feels snappy :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] snap3r:
Using 5 for a month here and things worked awesome.I just flashed 6.1 and so far its great .. even faster than before :)

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] RageOfFury:
Oh oh:(

Can you get it into download mode?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sahildeswal:
Thought the same initially. Turns out when it is actually being used, the icon appears on notification bar. For example: in idle : no icon. As soon as i used Sygic maps it popped up (in blue).

Try using it with maps or something.

Cheers!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tiagoorg:
but I wanted home. This application is sometimes a bit unstable
[Galaxy S II Android Development] douglatins:
Does it have swype PTB?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SugarySnack:
Can you get into download or recovery mode? Does the phone just not power on at all?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] douglatins:
Does Litening void warranty?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xlfate:
Are u stating the obvious?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] douglatins:
I didn't know, why would someone do that? I was trying this, but i forgot to backup contacts damn it
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vinokirk:
Anyone else getting 'your device is not compatible' a lot in Market? I'm getting it on apps I know work on my phone like skype
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Teknovik:
I am getting a lot of FCs with 6.1 and the market. cleaning data and caches did not help.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] brycexda:
I'm getting this on 5.0 as well. Seems to be due to market wanting to update apps that I've recently uninstalled.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] doomharbinger:
wasnt going into download mode. but some how after the 1000th battery out + usb connect power on thingy i was able to get it into download mode and reflash official kg6. but sadness its crashing too :(. was i supposed to wipe anything before reflashing. going into download mode is not so chronic now battery out in seems to do the trick

i have a feeling it can be saved. am i missing something?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zzz777:
is it possible to disable increase ringtone ? :eek:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MaheshSolanki:
GTalk with Video

I am appealing once more as I did not get any response the last time. I am on V6.1 and the incoming video on gtalk is still not working. It remains in ringing mode even when the other part accepts the call. Can someone help please.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Остап:
Kus em why its difficult to get answer here ?

Why cell recieption icon is gray ???
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kubelecer:
I just flashed this ROM and everything was cool until I found that my lock-screen wallpaper is my custom one not the lite'ning one! Anyone can help me?

And a Q. Does this ROM affect contact list and sms list? I get stock ones when I enter those.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marvinhemstock:
flased this yesterday and android os is 36%, flashing back :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Inpain:
lol, that's weird mate... mine is 7% android OS ... and 72% screen display ahaha.. even though i have everything tuned down ><

BTW... this ROM is a Battery smoker ... any fix to that ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bhitt:
I too had the same problem. For me this is what solved it:

I sync'd all my data with my gmail account

I uninstalled JuiceDefender Ultimate.

I uninstalled SetCPU

I booted into Recovery Mode and wiped partition cache, delvik cache and then did a wipe data/factory reset.

I then re-flashed LP6.1

Next I downloaded and flashed Speedmod T27 (today I found Speedmod has released T28 and I just flashed it)

It has now been a week or 2 and my GS2 is again healthy. I don't need to OC/UV which I think gives some folks problems. Speedmod with LP6.1 works very well for me and I am happy.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mase76:
Hi!

I am new to the Android stuff. For myself I am using a Maemo device (Nokia N900). My wife

got that SGS2. I was flashing it using heimdall. I extracted the image, until I had the separate

components. I flashed them all under Debian Linux with heimdall. I got the screen with the

yellow triangle, but the device did not boot. It powered off after some seconds. Reflashing the

stock stuff with heimdall made it boot again. Then I fired up a WinXP and used odin. Now it

works as expected.

Is there a solution to flash the rom with heimdall?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] apogee91:
Very fast rom, but it EATS up my battery like crazy! 10% down within less than an hour!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] RageOfFury:
You need to calibrate your battery after every flash! get the Battery Calibration App from the Market and follow it's instructions.

I am getting amazing battery life with LR 6.1. Currently at 28% after 3 days of use (calls, internet, social media).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] apogee91:
Thanks, I'll try that.

How would I remove the Triangle warning icon at bootup?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] apogee91:
What is SpeedMod T 26 and why isn't it mentioned in the instructions of this topic?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ravenrocha:
Warning yellow logo on boot

Hi guys,

I'm knew here and I flash the amazing new lighting rom 6.1 but I don't know why on the first boot image i have also a small image yellow image like a warning sign?? How can i delete this?

Thanks,

Raven
[Galaxy S II Android Development] schtroumpf59:
Sorry but I've got the 6.1 version of this ROM and I love it but i Can't acces to some games in the market because my phone isn't compatible :S For example if i search the Game of life Scanbucks etc... on the market i can't find it and on the web it says that it's not possible :/

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] robmeik:
Seek and ye shall find!!~:)

There are several options given on this forum... The easiest is to get the micro-USB "jig" from ebay or whatever. That worked for me.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ywk:
Thx. Gonna flash 1.3 now.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] -Zork-:
Gracias Perrin!!! Chilean :cool:

Thanks you very much, just flashed to Lite 1.3 from Villain Room. At the moment, all going charming
[Galaxy S II Android Development] justbenice:
I hate the CRT effect, look too women ! Are there any way to remove that effect ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] (•.•):
Great man !! Updatet instantly, even before going to work :D

Best Firmware for Galaxy S2 so far!

donate!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] madmax916sps:
Hi there

Can someone explaine, what Lite'ning app do?

Are from Ke7 to Ke8 and differnt things?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hmptec:
Turning off animations in settings will disable the effect.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] walkergeri:
Hey people, could you tell me why this ROM is light? Is it because of missing unecessary apps?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] manuvaidya:
its light because its not missing necessary apps, its devoid of unnecessary apps(bloatwares)....

moreover its lightning because of APK optimizations & speed.... hence litepro...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] snark_be:
Thanks for the KE8 version.

Some remarks:

Now that the Extended Power menu is included, is the Quick Boot applications till needed? Or maybe it comes with the CF-Root kernel?

In the Settings screen, all icons are blue, except the Power Saving Mode item. Is it an oversight, or is it to stress the "green" improvement? ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Duggie:
Anyone else missing a GPS icon in top notification bar?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] snark_be:
No, it's there for me, both in blue (enabled) and dark (disabled) modes.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] justbenice:
thanks bro.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yann06:
Really a nice Rom

Since we are using KE8 (custom rom) can you provide the correct baseband to match with the kernel

Cause I am pretty sure many user do not upgrade the baseband when they flash from KE7 to KE8

And do you have any idea when we will be able to flash using CWM (not ODIN)

Cheers
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tukes:
installing v1.3 now!

thx litepro

donation: 125919828L5912914
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AndyBroke:
Can i just flash this with odin on my stock phone and it will be rooted? or do I have to root it first?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sardroid:
Yes you can flash this:-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] forgetmyname:
Hi,

Just trying to work out a small issue. Lightning 1.1.

I flashed this last Monday, and have had no problems until this morning.

Last night I removed these apps, rebooted, and went to bed.

GameHub.apk

MusicHub_U1.apk

ReadersHub.apk

SamsungIM.apk

SamsungWidget_News.apk

SocialHub.apk

This morning I noticed, that although the 3G came up, no IP address could be assigned, and I could not connect.

I copied the apps above (with perms 644) and rebooted, and could connect for a while, but lost the connection. Unable to get this back up. WIFI is fine.

It could well be Tele2 (NL) (MVNO on top of T-Mobile) with a flaky network, but coverage in the home has always been very good.

Question: Is this Lightning ROM, or my apk removal had some strange dependancy, or more than likely Tele2.... :(

Clues.

F.

PS. I shall post again if the problem resolves itself. I doubt its this ROM, but I have to verify.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] manuvaidya:
WOW !!! man, @OP: you r the MAN... Android OS bug is gone in this 1.3 version.... i am very happy with its performance...

to all, pls try this ROM & feel the difference.... too good....

i am even more excited when the 2.3.4 is released, what more could we get from this liteROM OP... ???? its a difficult situation to choose between CM7 & LitePro i think...

good work bro.. keep up the pace.... i like it..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Furbious:
Another nice rom, thanks.

Just to confirm the bug on this reported a few pages back:

When connected via usb, you cannot press home to close MTP application - it instantly restarts....

This is a bit of a problem, as it basically means you can't run *any* apps while charging your phone with your PC.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] paranoid2007:
Does anyone have the lightning lockscreen picture? Unfortunately I kept my old lockscreen image after flashing v1.3.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] robmeik:
It is a kernel that can be flashed using Odin. It works with this ROM (as do many others) ... If you do a search you will find out all about it!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] apogee91:
Thanks, I flashed it, seems like battery is much better now.

By any chance would you know why my pc isn;t showing my phone / sd-card when cable connected.. :/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bhitt:
Go to Settings > Wireless and networks > USB utilities > Connect storage to PC
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mellll:
What It need help with is, flashing it. I have Odin, I have file, and now what?

What do I click in Odin to flash?

I'm on Lite'ning 6.1 that was easy to install. Can you help with just a couple steps.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] coljuay:
Just a confirmation question, is anyone using ninphetamine 2.1.3 together with lite v6.1? Will it b better? Somehow there's no mention about what kernal comes with 6.1.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mellll:
It comes with 2.0.5 of ninphetamine
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bhitt:
You flash it exactly like you did LP6.1 with Odin. Click PDA in Odin and select the Speedmod tar file and then Start. It will copy very fast - remember is it a small file while LP6.1 is big and takes longer. By the way Speedmod has released the latest version as T28.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mellll:
I just flashed it with

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1182498

Cool, now ill have better battery
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mellll:
I used T26. I'll do T28 now.

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mellll:
Oh since you know more than me obviously.

If I ever wanna flash back to original stock ROM I use same method right? With Odin and all.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ibahungrig:
Does anyone know how I can get the BLN going? It doesnt work on 6.1. Do I need to activate it, if so how do I do it?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bhitt:
Well sooner or later we all rise to meet our level of incompetence. You have discovered mine. I've never gone backward in my flashing adventures but when that time comes for you . . . IF that time comes, there are plenty of seasoned vets in this forum that can guide you. Meanwhile keep a positive attitude and use common sense. Don't flash everything and anything that anyone offers. Same with apps. I went nuts installing apps and then had to step back and ask myself why in some cases. Another approach I take is to not flash X.0 versions because soon after the developer will take all the bug findings and release version X.1 etc. Have fun.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kubelecer:
Anyone got a clue about this?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DaJackel:
Hello!

I want to remove the yellow triangle hand use the manual from the lightning faq.

But I stop already at Point 1

1. Download the CF Root Kernel from here and extract it until you have a zImage file. Put this file on your phone's internal memory.

Which one in the CF Root Kernel Thread is the right one? I looked in the Phoneinfo and my lightning has the Kernel

2.6.35.11-ninphetamine-2.0.5+ninpo@titan #20

The Lightning Version says it is based on XXKH3 so

is CF-Root-SGS2_XX_OXA_KH3-v4.1-CWM4.zip the right one for me?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shingers5:
so will i want to know. when try to change lockscreen wallpaper the lightening folder of wallpapers is not available. where are they stored on phone so i can set via rootexplorer
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shingers5:
this may not work as to remove the yellow triangle with exclamation mark involves flashing cf-root kernel to get cwm app then flashing samsung original kernel preferably from the firware you used e.g. kh3 then flashing new kernel using zimage from cwm manager app. the problem is that not all kernels work properly when coming from cf-root as stated in that thread. to answer ........ yes you will need the cf-root KH3 kernel to start with.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] douglatins:
Can anyone teach me the upsides of this ROM? I don't see much other than the downside of losing warranty. I think ill flash back to original ROM
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shingers5:
first of all why would you lose warranty? can always revert to stock for warranty issues. the upsides of all custom roms is that these chef add in all the goodness samsung didnt want you to have. ua agent string in brower so can change to desktop mode, de-odexing, laginess removed from browser, o/c, improved battery life depending on kernel used, etc etc etc ........... the list goes on. all the changelogs explain whats included. these roms are customised the way samsung should have done it!!!!!!!! :cool:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shingers5:
i have successfully removed the yellow triangle and now have 6.1 with speed mod kernel. even tried MIUI chamelion by galnet for a few.