yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] skylinestan:
I'm testing ninphetamine 2.1.1 at the moment..seems that it runs smoothly & without overheat issue.Watching movies & play games w/o heating up.stable overall..but problem from drowning the battery is resources from Gtalk_Async_Conn running extremely...need modders to look for this issue here..:(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Iyashu5040:
Been using 2.1.0 for a few hours now. Had a few reboots but that turned out to be caused by my undervolting. Since I fixed that it's been running smooth and stable. Downloading 2.1.1 now so will update once I've flashed it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] karan999:
Awesome ROM !!!!!

just installed Lite'ning rom V6.1.

im currently on 2.6.35.11-ninphetamine-2.0.5+ninpo@titan #20 kernel.

which kernel should i use ?stock KH3 ? will it support BLN which comes with lighte'ning rom ?

Regards,

Karan.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Spadge6000:
Well, at least the battery drain is quite less than with 2.0.5. Flashed it last night and in idle almost no battery loss
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Iyashu5040:
I don't think stock kernels support BLN. Just keep the kernel you have or maybe upgrade to Ninphetamine 2.1.1 here.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1179814

I've also heard that the SpeedMod kernel gives better battery life. Not sure about it's compatibility with Lite'ning 6.1 though. You can check it out here.

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

Also not sure if SpeedMod supports BLN...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] karan999:
Thankyou for the reply.which kernel are u on now ? is that doing justice with lite'ning rom ?

Regards.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Iyashu5040:
I'm on Ninpthetamine 2.0.1, just an upgrade of the one included with Lite'ning 6.1. So far it's running smooth and stable. I'm gonna flash 2.1.1 soon, just letting my phone charge up a bit. It's at 13% =0
[Galaxy S II Android Development] karan999:
My phone is getting hot specially near the camera after flashing V6.1.i have seen people reporting the same earlier too.did anyone find a fix ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] YaPaY:
Is there any patch for Gtalk_Async_Conn problem?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] abhi021:
Currently using it with speedmod kernal T26, it runs better than ninphetamine.

I lose about 1% every 2 hours in standby compared to 8% every hour on ninphetamine.

I observed it as well but after upgrading to speedmod kernal, no heating issue what so ever, even under continuous play on HD games.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gravian03:
i reverted frim 6.1 to 4.2 now i get infinite boot screen.. help please???
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Spadge6000:
You need to flash stock rom first, follow the steps from this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1108499 :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] abhi021:
Always make a backup through CWM, it works like charm. No bootloops what so ever. ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] elbasso:
No bugs so far on 6.1 with speedmod T26 and LauncherPro.

Ninphetamine gave me bizar battery drain overnight (lost 55%!), even in flight mode. With speedmod all is well again.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] el_dc5:
i have a strange problem that started only after my phone completely drained overnight. I plugged it in in the morning and i keep getting a steering wheel icon on the top left of the screen on the notification bar. when i open the notification bar it says "Close" and "to far"

so weird I reinstalled the 6.1 still did it and then i installed the updated 2.1.1 kernal and it still does it.

any ideas:confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Funkyfin2000:
Go to the app "Car Home" and turn it off!

Mine came on as well! Freaked me out, kept talking to me all the time!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ciprianc84:
Flashed it bo no real time for testing. But so far so good :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] j5br:
Hi everyone!

I've updated from Stock ROM to Litening 6.1

Everything went OK but i still notice some lag between workspaces.

Do some cache clean solves this problem ?

Maybe a Factory reset?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] skylinestan:
I'm waiting for modders to answer this problem too..but seems nobody know's bout this bug exist.!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] el_dc5:
i dont have an app called Car Home???
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gravian03:
what do you mean by stock rom?? heres my history before i update to litening rom my version was 2.3.3 after i applied miltening it became 2.3.4?? can you please give me a link for that stock rom?? im completely confused and im panicking right now
[Galaxy S II Android Development] macsym:
thanks for the tip, I just realized that. I am trying to AUTOMATICALLY record all incoming and outgoing calls though.

Is it possible with the built-in recorder?

if yes, where can I see the options?

thanks again
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Joppers:
Zoom is fine on stock browser using TW and LauncherPro.

But Mini notepad under LP now keeps crashing to TW when I press +.

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S II
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gravian03:
help anyone?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pda23:
Battery Drain

Have noticed a massive battery drain on 6.1, is there anything that can be done about this.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andrei_me:
hei. i have a question. my cwm is missing, does anyone have this problem? on LR6.1
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aeonstorm:
i suddenly lost my gps function 2 days after flashing this rom. i couldn detect a single satellite. any idea what went wrong?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TimmehPS3:
What kernel are you using? Speedmod or Jeffrey-SpeedFrey 3.0.0 or 2.2.0 are extremely efficient with the battery on v6.1.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] baadie:
I have this same problem, anything to do about it?

thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Spadge6000:
If you don't even know what and how to use the stock rom, i wonder why you thought flashing LR6.1 should be good for you.

To put is simple follow the steps from this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1108499

And flash stock KH3 ROM you can find it here in this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1075278

I'll suggest you follow both threads and read carefully. Flashing Stock Rom first and get ur phone working again should be your first priority. If you then follow the #01 post in this thread carefully and to the letter you should be able to get LR6.1 working.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lhahehal:
thanks for v1.3..

notice a bug where, pressing home does not exit the "kies connected to pc screen"
[Galaxy S II Android Development] deaad:
I agree totaly

+1
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gogua:
I'm waiting for JIG, bought at ebay...

bye
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Artius89:
Flashed 1.3 but i have the stock dialer.. how it's possible? :P
[Galaxy S II Android Development] deaad:
Realy like your Rom.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LitePro:
Lite'ning Rom v1.3 still has the stock dialer
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LitePro:
sorry

you have to wait till i'm going to design one ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jack_p75:
ok thanks i make a copy the original apk and the replace whit this new :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LitePro:
Great to hear that you like it :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cina182003:
Hi there sorry if this is a noob question but after flashing the custom os .md5, and then flashing the original KE8 kernel, do I need to reflash a custom kernel here?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Artius89:
Oh no, i really like your rom, but seeing that they where talking about the black dialer i noticed that mine was still the default, so i wrote here.

But i want to do a suggestion, for the 2g signal, could you make it blue too? Because the wifi/battery icons are perfect blue, but the standard signal in white isn't the best!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] paranoid2007:
Hi, just flashed 1.3 and looking great. Forgive my ignorance, but where do I find that cool lightning lockscreen image?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LitePro:
you don't have to flash back the original kernel

it's even better that you do not flash back because you will lose some tweaks then
[Galaxy S II Android Development] k1000716:
I've just flashed both the phone and dialer files. I didn't change file names, just flashed them like normal and they work fine. The KE7 filename is just that, a filename, it doesn't matter.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Noonski:
Wat Flik je me nou :)

What you do that for :)

Was just flashing 1.2, now i see 1.3 online.

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jack_p75:
thanks for replay now my devaice is on boot then i try :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Techvir:
Is this flashable though Rom manager
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gn00my:
thanks for the fast update to KE8 and the fix on the extended power control !

bedankt :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] deaad:
I'm still struggling with "SystemUI preventfullycharged.apk" from post #1163. It refuse to install.

Can sombody make an update.zip to help me out.

tnx
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jack_p75:
thanks man ill work realy good :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] karan999:
im right now on speed mod T26 and Lite'ning Rom V6.1.when i go to Clockwork recovery mod, i am not able to select files from my external 32GB storage card.did anyone else face this issue ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Spadge6000:
FFS!!, try and use the "SEARCH THIS THREAD" button for once and voila:

CWM Manager APK can be installed like LP already posted:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=16800824&postcount=12322
[Galaxy S II Android Development] woodyxxl:
Same here - Ninphetamine 2.0.5 the battery killer!

Changed to Jeffrey_SpeedFrey 2.2.0 - faster Kernel und much less battery drain....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] woodyxxl:
I found only one thing not working in 6.1: Polaris Office ... "Sorry! ......"-Crash Window
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kamandor:
Disappointing battery life

I'm using the latest SpeedMod kernel and LR v.6.1 and find the battery life to be very disappointing. I was down to 61% last night after only 4 hours of "normal" use, then left it overnight, expecting it to maybe drop 5-10% (with everything switched off, wifi, data, etc). Instead I wake up and the phone is unresponsive. I had to do a battery pull to resurrect it.

I'm figuring I have a battery drain somewhere. I've used Titanium Backups to freeze a bunch of apps, uninstall junk apps, and generally keep my device "clean" of the Samsung junk that supposedly clogs up the battery.

I'm getting very frustrated because I feel like I am constantly monitoring my device's battery usage, rather than simply enjoying the device. I have the brightness almost all the way down, I've set Tasker to switch off the data when the screen goes off, I'm using JuiceDefender, basically everything I can think of. This is really a chore.

I'm ready to do a full wipe and reinstall the stock Samsung ROM, just to see what kind of battery life I get with the official "Samsung" code. I feel like all these custom ROM's, while apparently more 'efficient', are ultimately less so. The device was plenty quick when I first got it.

Anyone have any input as to what is going on here? I can't "trust" my device for a full day, which is ridiculous coming from a Blackberry that could easily go 2-3 days of normal use (very different capabilities, I know). I should still be able to go 7:30am to 10pm on a single charge with normal use.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pardinha:
I think, in concerning the battery drain, that each case is a particular case. I for instance, have the LR 6.1 no other kernels involved or nothing, and my phone in 12 hours and 45mnts of idle is still with 97% of battery. You have to try to understand what apps are using the battery... Just my 2 cents :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fishfoodkenneth:
downloading, thank you very much!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Cxpher:
Its always been there. Call party A. Now once call is connected, call party B separately. Then once call is connected, click on the settings button and choose the merge option. Bam! Changes to conference call.

Sent from SGS II

Litening Rom 5

Ninphetamine Kernel 2.0.5

Overclocked frequency 1.6 ghz.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jsrattey:
Battery sucking up !

My Battery is sucking up like a lighting rom ! brrrrrrrrr

Any help what shoud i do to im prove without using killers and restarters.

Thanks in advance

Cheers !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kakarotto87:
thank you bro. I saw this rom as Brazilian on samfirmwares... thanks again
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pspilot:
Since there's some discussion ninphetamine vs. speedmod kernel, can anyone tell why they are that much different in size? I mean, the zimage of Speedmod is nearly 50% bigger - what's in there or what's missing in ninp?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stefanjadex:
no lag on home button

Hi guys,

I want to share with you what I discovered a couple of minutes ago.

I'm on LR 6.1 and I've just flashed the SpeedMod kernet T26.

Guess what?

When I press the home button / or power button to wake-up the phone I HAVE NO LAG !!!

Incredible happy! :):):)

If I'll get also a better battery life comparing with nimph 2.05 kernel, I will be (for the moment) the most happy user of SGS2.

I'll be back with some conclusions about the batt life in a couple of days.

EDIT: after a couple of minutes, the LAG appeared again :(:(:(

So, don't enjoy yet.

Regards,

Stefan
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Joppers:
I'm also on 6.1 and SpeedMod T26, but when my phone has been inactive for a while, I have quite a startup lag, about a second?

Only when the screen is turned off and then on again immediately, the lag is almost gone.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] phonei900:
hi try to flash this

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=M42B2B90

its the [Fix] Decrease home button lag that i have added for the LRv6.1

but first make a nandroid backup before you flash!!!!!!, just in case ;)

and let me know how its going
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kakarotto87:
Just flashed the new SpeedMod T27

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

The T26 was realy good fast and good to my batt.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kamirza:
getting rid of yellow sign

I used the procedure from your Q&A section to get rid of the yellow sign. But after slashing through odin the desired kernel my phone is unrooted and CWM is gone. Whats that about?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] amiri1970:
need help!

after finishing a call there is an overlap on screen items i mean the words '' call ended" is on the number and the name of the caller? any fix for this bug?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] phonei900:
You can flash the stock phone files to your Rom but u will lose the call recording options.

Here are the stock phone files for the LR v6.1

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ULYRS4Y1

you can flash them via CWM Recovery

Before you flash make a nandriod backup or backup the phone files, just in case.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kamirza:
i am still on ninephetamine and have no lag at all
[Galaxy S II Android Development] reggaemanu:
Are you sure it's for LT rom (it should work but you may loose some functionality if it's not) ? I've already made the fix for LT6.1 and posted it on this thread last night (some pages ago).

The link is there => http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ZX3VXDF5
[Galaxy S II Android Development] phonei900:
thank you :D

and yes this one is also special for the LR v6.1, i builded it my self.

I haven't read your post before so i did not know you already builded one for the LR v6.1

then just ignore my post ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] beston94:
Hey if i flash this rom will my o2 ppl cancel my pay monthly plan? I know it sounds like a stupid question and it probably is :P But i never flashed rom on pay monthly phone:/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] reggaemanu:
no problem, it was just to be sure it was for LT and he won't loose some functionality ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Joppers:
No they won't cancel your monthly plan. They might double your fee though ...:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wollax:
sim undetected

Hallo to all the support team, first of all I would like to thank the developer for the great work !

Now some talks....

I flashed LT 4.2 only 2 hours after the SGSII arrived home... I changed various versions of ninp kernel, now I am using 2.1.1 and it seems a little better than 2.05. I freezed some apps with TB and I have no wakelocks anymore, everything smooth and fast.

The only thing I wanted to tell you is a strange behaviour I am suffering with the sim.... at the beginning it happened rarely, with CF kernel and the first 2.01 ninp only a couple of times, now I get "sim undetected" quite all the times I reboot.

I tried other sim, I tried my sim on other phones, the behavior is always the same.

Sometimes I can get out of this problem making a dalvik/cache delete, other times I need to reflash even the same version of kernel and the sim works again !

yesterday I tried to install LT 6.1, everything worked fine during upgrade process, at the firs boot I installed CMW and the sim was undetected ... I tried all my "known" workarounds but I couldn't turn on the sim ....

I restored the LT 4.2 backup made and sim was always undetected, but after flashing the kernel ninp 2.1.1 it started again !!!???!!

what could it be ?

something with ROM 4.2 and even with 6.1 or some kernel problem ? I really don't understand it .... any idea ????

thanks for the attention
[Galaxy S II Android Development] luke222010:
I've just updated with XXKG6 firmware, and re-rooted.

Do i need to now update to KH3 for this ROM to work?

I'm a noob to custom ROMs, so any advice would be appreciated.

Cheers,

Luke.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] beston94:
Wait.. What!? Stop joking come on...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pda23:
Forgive me but I have no idea what this question means - I downloaded the 6.1 rom on the 1st page and flashed as outlined. Is there another step ??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bonillax:
Originally Posted by Joppers

No they won't cancel your monthly plan. They might double your fee though ...

QUOTE=beston94;16925835]Wait.. What!? Stop joking come on...

hilarious!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Monki:
Hehe no he's joking. O2 dont care about flashing phones i dont think lol. Anyway just for piece of mind im actually on o2 myself and i've flashed a few roms....they haven't cancelled my contract :)

Edit: ive just checked my bill and it's doubled!? :o
[Galaxy S II Android Development] beston94:
ok ok thats enough of making fun of me XD!! It's not like i'm mentally challanged or something ;P I just never flashed a rom on a monthly contract before :P On my htc hd2 i flashed it without any worries because it was on pay as you go :P So i pretty much owned the phone :P ?But now i feel like o2 owns it but im paying rent for it :P
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TechSilver13:
Just flashed this ROM and I love it...its VERY snappy! Love the status bar icons as well! Very clean!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] luke222010:
Please can you provide some instructions on how to do this?

The information on page 1 is not enough for a noob like myself!

I have one question - Do you need to be on firmware version XXKH3 for this ROM to be flashable? Or can you install it on XXKG2 (my current firmware version) ?

Any help would be appreciated.

Cheers,

Luke.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TechSilver13:
download the ROM from the first post. Go download Odin 1.85. Put your phone into download mode (take your battery out and put it back in, press and hold volume down, home button, and the power button until your phone goes into download mode) press volume up to continue. Open odin on your computer, click PDA and select the ROM and click start. Once its done you should be good to go. If you get boot loops you will have to go into recovery (take battery out and put it back in, hold volume up, home button, and power button until you see the samsung galaxy s II screen and let go) you will be in recovery mode, wipe cache, go to advance and wipe dalvic cache, and wipe battery stats, reboot. If you still have a boot loop you will have to wipe and factory restore from recovery.) MAKE SURE YOU DONT PLUG IN YOU UBS CABLE TO THE PHONE UNTIL YOU ARE IN DOWNLOAD OR RECOVERY MODE....this just makes it easy so it wont show the battery screen. I think thats everything.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] reggaemanu:
You can flash directly from XXKG2.

Here are the different steps :

- Kies must be installed on your pc, but not running (not in the systray).

- Launch odin (you can find the link on the first page).

- Click on pda and browse to the litening rom file you've downloaded

- Start your phone in download mode (shutdown the phone and press vol down+home+power)

- Connect the phone to the pc with your usb cable

- Press the start button in odin.

That's all, odin will flash the rom and the phone will restart itself (the first boot is longer cause it recreate the dalvik cache so don't worry, just wait).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kakarotto87:
No, friend. Just flash using ODIN like first post. ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] m444266:
ongoing test. you can check my post for the result withing the next 10 hrs.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pool7979:
Anyone who faces battery drain might wanna let it run for 2 days? I notice initially after flashing 6.1 does drain. But after 2day usage, battery usage seems to stabilize and I experience good battery life after that. U might wanna try?

Btw, I'm having random reboot and I can't shutdown the phone. Someone posted about changing theme to solve the shutdown issue but it did not work for me. Anyway here faces these issues and is able to share some tips? Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kumarshah:
Does this remove any of the pre-installed Samsung applications or no?

If not, any way to go about removing them?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Monki:
Heh sorry i couldnt resist that last part!

Anyway... i understand your reasoning for being worried, but don't be! :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] m444266:
well not really a step but you can opt to flash different kernels. LR 6.1 ROM had a ninphetamine2.0.5 kernel by default. LR5 had SpeedMod kernel by default, just fyi.

from my test with LR6.0, speedmod t26 kernel lasted 50% more than ninph 2.0.5.. check my post to help better decide.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] m444266:
change the kernel you're on. might help.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] beston94:
I guess i would have done the same xD. But the battery will be better on this rom right?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kopykat1:
I all,

I'm a bit of a noob here...

I installed this rom about a month ago, now I'm trying to update to 6.1 ,

when I reboot the device with volume, main button and power it boots up reaching "ClockworkMod Recovery"...

Odin v1.85 shows the device added,

I browse to the new updated file, hit start,

and it ends up with "Setupconnection" ... for several minutes but nothing beyond that, is this normal?

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] RiTCHiE007:
You are in the wrong mode! You need to hold power+Home+volume down buttons to get it into download mode. if you do it with the volume up you get the clockwork one ;-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] RiTCHiE007:
@kumarshah ,

Does this remove any of the pre-installed Samsung applications or no?

If not, any way to go about removing them?

__________________________________________________________________________________

Yea you can download system app remover if you have rooted the phone to remove the pre-installed apps.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kopykat1:
Does this also update to kernal ninphetamine 2.0.5?

or does that require a different procedure?

Thanks.