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[Galaxy S II Android Development] memphisuklf:
Battery life not as good 4.1. Lost 15% overnight and that's with airplane mode on for 6 hours. Android system taking up 70%.

Still have issues with browser for some reason aswell.

Why can this forum not be on Tapatalk or xda app by the way. Very annoying.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ExilHh:
In the link you´ve posted is also a download Link for the new apk...did you try this already?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DarkAshura:
Doesn't seem to work :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mwazeer1:
Phone feuters are very fast with 4.2 but still not happy with browser. so only cosmetic feuters are what to use;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mwazeer1:
For Indian user of 4.2 pls note ' Pichese dekha to laga Hema Malini aur jab aagese dekha to kya woh aap samaz jao'
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yupo72:
I've tried but no, not having such issue.

Mi spiace...ho provato ma facendo una chiamata da lì va tutto bene. Hai provato a ri-flashare?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AILD:
Works for me, how did you install it? I just overvrite it and reboot and thats it. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pitje222:
Haha,

Then I will flash 4.2

:-P
[Galaxy S II Android Development] brycexda:
Thanks to the dev for this rom - excellent. I've had installed since 3.0, then 4.1, now 4.2

One comment would be that battery life is really bad with 4.2, to the extent that I have to charge every day, rather than every two (I use juicedefender and can get to almost two days with normal use). Most of the battery drain is from display, which seems like it's brighter than normal.

Other comment is that the browser still seems to stick when first going to a page. After the second swipe, it loosens up.

Hoping dev can address these.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] angelonegri:
philosopher.....:eek:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DarkAshura:
I tried to install with apk manager
[Galaxy S II Android Development] phonei900:
Maybe you can post your question on this thread.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1165659
[Galaxy S II Android Development] _PeTiT_:
not during calls, mate. Calls are ok.

the problem is when I press menu --> settings --> phone.

after this I always have force close for com.android.phone process... :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] elbasso:
I have zero issues with 4.1 or 4.2 in combination with Speedmod kernel from Hardcore. Overnight drain in flightmode is 1%. Battery lasts around 1,5 day (unless you play games 7 hours a day of course).

If you experience any FC's or other strange behaviour than I would suggest to start from scratch meaning: factory reset, wipe all cache from the recovery menu, flash 4.2. or: flash stock rom, flash CF root, factory reset & wipe all cache from the recovery menu (probably not necessary but I do it anyway), flash 4.2

Just my 2 cents. YMMV
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cyberfux:
Sure, works like a charm, but why not integrate directly ;-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] elbasso:
??? I am writing this from the xda app so it does work. Are you looking at the right forum? This threat is in the android development forum and not the ORIGINAL android development.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] eRPeeX:
I've tried both but no result the icon keeps disappearing

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] memphisuklf:
Thats what I mean in my samsung galaxy 2 forums I only have these sub forums....

Galaxy sII General

Galaxy SII Q&A

Galaxy SII Accessories

Galaxy SII Android Development

Galaxy SII Themes and Apps

No Galaxy SII original thread although the SII Android Development thread is the original thread on my phone. Strange.

Edit

No matter I have sorted it. Reinstalled Tapatalk and everything fine now.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alta1r:
Did you try with the app Marketenabler? You can change your region with it and should be able to download it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AILD:
Works in finland. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alta1r:
My best guess is that something is keeping your phone awake. Did you check this? In the android battery usage menu you will only be able to see that your phone was kept awake, but not what kept it awake.

Download a program like 'betterbatterystats' (link was posted yesterday on this thread) or 'battery history for GB' (do a search on xda for this, it's in the SGS forum somewhere). Go to 'Partial wake usage' and there you will see what's keeping your phone from sleeping.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alta1r:
Clear the data and cache from Touchwiz? You will have to install all your widgets/homescreen and things like that again if you do this.

I hope this works cause i'm running out of ideas. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] _PeTiT_:
I full wiped and reinstalled via odin.

then I restored only user apps using titanium backup.

seems solved now! :)

thanks mate
[Galaxy S II Android Development] elbasso:
Good stuff!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] imi36:
BetterBatteryStats is a great app. I've finally found out which service drained my battery in bg. F'in Latitude was the first in the wakelock list. I thought when my phone offline (no wifi, no data connection), it won't try to locate me but it does I think. After I signed out from Latitude, my battery drain is gone. Actually I'm on 97% after 5 hours of light use with few calls (which takes overall not more than 10 Min via speaker) (Lite'ning 4.1).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] eRPeeX:
Forum is on tapatalk

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yupo72:
Just a quick info, you're from Italy and have 3 as operator (like me), have you the original ROM that was on the gs2 when you bought it? I mean the one in italian language.

Btw, I had:

Android: 2.3.3

Baseband: I9100XWKE1

Kernel: 2.6.35.7-I9100XWKE7-CL215725 root@DELL103 #2

Build: GINGERBREAD.XWKE7

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wudtx:
same here .. i got not only missed it issue but sms unread count too

i guess it's mainly because of the gmail apps

once I create a unread count widget of gmail .. FC happens
[Galaxy S II Android Development] huuub:
What was your battery drain with latitude on? 2-4%/hour?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] antonio2385:
search xda carrier rom on google and you find it..there are KE1 & KF4, rom and kernel ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aegeuss:
I'd just like to share my own thoughts on battery consumption. I am on v4.1 and just installed Hardcore's kernel. I too have a battary problem, which draines after a moderate 12 hours of usage.

Following the installation of betterbatterystats I have realised that a service called com.google.android.maps:NetworkLocationService was almost always running, I made a reasearch about it and found similar complaints: http://www.samsunggalaxysforum.com/hardware-problems/network-location-service-draining-battery/

Now that I have disabled it by turning off the "Use wireless networks" option in Settings-Location&Security and I will report back here what's the result. May be it's a good way of getting rid of the problem.

Regards.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] imi36:
During the midnight i've got once -30% on LR4.1. Probably this service won't allowed to go into deep sleep status and all night long stayed on 200mhz.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Krautmaster:
How to measure these current values?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] imi36:
Latitude also uses the same service called com.google.android.maps:NetworkLocationService! If you find 2 Maps in the running services, you need to sign out from Latitude, then one of them disappears.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] robgmun:
These are coming out thick and fast!! I've only just done 4.1 and there's already a 4.2!

i notice the battery comsumtion is not as good as 1.5 which was amazing. So has 4.2 fixed that?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alta1r:
I hope that will be enough for you to get rid of the problem. I used to have a similar problem, though it was Google Service Framework (Networklocation is one of its services) that was keeping my phone awake. Was difficult to get rid of.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] elbasso:
I freeze both maps and latitude through Titanium and just unfreeze them when needed.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hammerman44:
Odd Problem

I have done a search and could not see anyone having the same weird problem.

Occasionally (4 times now) rebooting out of CWM, I have no signal if the charger is plugged in.

Rebooting with the charger out seems to fix it.

On LR 4.1

All fab otherwise.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hellboy_ftu:
Since Lit' ver 4.x my S2 seems lagging,not smooth anymore.the browser is worst.so i come back and still 1.5,it's the smoothest Rom I've used but battery is not good.at now I don't find any Rom that suitable with me.don't know how???
[Galaxy S II Android Development] t34team:
I've downloaded and flashed the Black Theme for my Litening ROM 4.2, but I don't like it.

How can I remove it ?

Or should I I flash another theme instead of the Black Theme ?

Thanks in advance :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zzz777:
thanks i posted there :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shaolin79:
Flash the blue theme on same post
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nba:
Funny, cause a feel the same way too. Tried all versions, but allways come back to 1.5.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LondonGemini:
Same here. I am going to give 4.2 a day or two more before I decide but 1.5 was perfect.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jameslfc5:
Anyone know where I can access the image files that are used in the lite'ning wallpapers? As I'd like to use them as my lockscreen wallpaper too :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] craigyb:
My battery drain has been 6% in 4 hours with making and receiving calls as well. Can't understand why drain is so wildy different between phones.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yupo72:
I'm almost satisfied of 4.1, btw as 1.5 seems good also with kernel ninphetamin 2.0.2, I'm really thinking about a rollback....thinking....thinking...:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ubershmekel:
In Messaging->Settings->Input Mode the better choice would be "Automatic" as GSM alphabet causes unicode stuff to appear garbled. This change probably has no drawbacks IIUC.

btw thanks, this is awesome (i still don't have the rep to "thank").
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Xarpios:
Agree, i dont understand either - as mine never been as horrible as some others.

With 4.1 i got better battery than ever, and its not like its been resting doing nothing - while i admit the usage is not as heavy as it could be - i'm more than satisfied. The phone will always use alot of power (screen eating alot)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Reptilez_DK:
What font are you using ? ;-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] davidok7:
sorry if I ask a stupid question, but is this custom ROM fixes the black white graphic issue when playing games? My SGS2 is using KG3, but it displays only black and white when playing some games like Spiderman HD..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alta1r:
Guess not everyone have the same configuration (sync and apps installed.

The only way we could compare battery life with each other would be after a full wipe of the phone, a fresh install with no personal tweaks or apps installed.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shlaeae:
Problem with

Hello,

today I flashed the 4.2 and now I have a big problem with my file folders:

After rebooting the phone, all my applications sorted in my file folders are shared all over the phone! The same problem appeared with 4.1. Before I had the Litening Rom 1.5 and had no problems!

Please help me.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] carlos67:
Maps, fair enough. But, how do you freeze Latitude in Titanium? What is it called in titanium? It certainly ain't called latitude.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alta1r:
Can't you restore a backup of Touchwiz (the data backup)?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] carlos67:
+1 agreed. 1.5 is the best together with Nimphetamine 2.0.1 /or 2.0.2.

Always come back to 1.5 cos no bugs and runs silky smooth with excellent battery. I get just over 2 days per charge (approx 56 hours) with light usage but with wifi on all the time.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shlaeae:
Yes I did Backup with Kies! Shall I restore the original firmware with kies? Do I have to notice something or can I just click restore?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ionious:
I wana roll back to v1.5, can I simply flash with Odin?

Thanks.

Also I really really wana have Nimphetamine 2.x.

Whats the best way to flash it after I get 1.5?

Cheers
[Galaxy S II Android Development] skylinestan:
Not really sure to goin back to 1.5...coz just try it before 4.2,my rom was on 4.1 down to 1.5 & the battery is not good as before..dunno if this was a bug after flashing to ver 4.x above....:confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] elbasso:
I spoke from memory. If I recall well, then after freezing Maps, Latitude doesn't doesn't show up as a process any more. One thing is for sure, Latitude is not running on my phone.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] eRPeeX:
Clearing the data and cache from Touchwiz is too drastically. Waiting for 4.3 :.)

Reflashing to 4.1 was no solution. The message icon disappeared also after 15 seconds from apllications and from the bottom bar.

Strange.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alta1r:
No, I meant the backup of the application (not the whole ROM). Didn't you backup the apps individually with Titanium backup or something?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vladvsemogusch:
Awesome theme keep up the good work!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alta1r:
To flash the nimphetmanie kernel it's either with Odin (download tar file) or CWM (download zip file).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alta1r:
Do you still have the app in your app drawer after it disappears from the bottom bar?

Another advantage of clearing the cache and data of Touchwiz is that your apps will be sorted alphabetically in your app drawer afterwards. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] abhi021:
Need help !!

I am running V.4.1 upgraded to see from stock KG3 after rooting.

I used Titanium for uninstall and back up of some of the application. Titanium shows my system ROM consumption of 528 mb and 90.3MB as free. Prior to installing Litening I had Systom ROM using around 350 MB or so.

What could be the reason and whats the best way to reduce the level from 528MB??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mwazeer1:
Because i was not happy with 4.2 slow browser i go back to.1.5 but my phone and contact menu crashig? pls help.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] eRPeeX:
No the app icon disappears also in the app drawer. I only get it back on the startpage.

I've 9 pages in app drawer. Ordered by type. That's a whole lot of work when resorting.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aegeuss:
A possible solution for a better battery life.

I'm quoting my own message, hope it's not contrary to netiquette. Because I have found a good way of dealing with the battery drainage problem. I hope it helps the others.

1. First I have installed betterbatterystats app from this address: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1179809

2. I have uninstalled TegrakOC and SetCpu and said goodbye to OC for now.

3. I have installed Hardcore's Speedmod kernel from here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1182498

4. I have seen from the betterbatterystats that network-location is my number one enemy for waking up the device, so I have applied the solution quoted above.

5. Reset again and voila, I have a very decent battery life for now. I believe that, OC apps waste battery juice a lot despite UV settings and Speedmod kernel is worth of trying. When you combine these steps with getting rid of the monster with betterbatterstats it's easy to get a better battery life.

I would be happy if other users who have a similar problem try this solution and share their thoughts here.

Regards.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ionious:
Thanks bro, but can I flash v1.5 ? I'm currently on v4.2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] eRPeeX:
I've backed up with Titainum and then cleared cache. Wow al is resorted.

The icon for messages reappeared and stays at the bottom and in app drawer.

When the Going Gets Tough, the Tough Get Going!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alta1r:
Mine is at 150MB free, but wouldn't worry about it, I think the Internal one (2GB) is used for your apps, caches, etc. Don't think you will run out of space anytime soon.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GalaxyS!:
Thank you, i will try it
[Galaxy S II Android Development] damnreaper:
why i feel like my screen is slower when waking up from sleep.. i mean when i press the power or home button after locking the phone a few minute, it take a 2 sec for it to show the lock screen.. anything can be done to fix this? btw great rom..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] apache86:
What would you recommend for backing up SMS conversation as well?

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GalaxyS!:
I think it can't be fixed.

Its very normal that this take 2 sec before everything has woken up.

For example take your own pc, if it sleeps then this also will take some time before you can work with it .
[Galaxy S II Android Development] skimminstones:
SMS backup & Restore from the market does this fine
[Galaxy S II Android Development] llBlackenedll:
Anyone else's GPS stopped working since installing this? Mine will now just not get a lock and in navigation it just says "searching for GPS". Oddly enough my position seems relatively accurate in Maps but that could just be that the cell tower triangulation is relatively effective. Either way, it's messing with navigation completely.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sirnikolas:
Titanium backup can do that for you.

P.S. Nice Rom LitePro and thank you. Heads up on the Android OS, 4.2 is using over 50%. Everything else seems to be fine other then the OS killing the battery whilst idle.

Regards.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] .hide:
get sleep of death when i was charging my phone during night time. does anybody got this problem or only me ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] llBlackenedll:
Fixed, basically you have to manually set up the Vodafone Internet APN instead of the default.

Name: Contract Internet

APN: internet

Proxy: not set

Port: not set

Username: web

Password: web

Server: <not set>

MMSC: http://mms.vodafone.co.uk/servlets/mms

MMS proxy: 212.185.137.012

MMS port: 8799

MMS protocol: WAP 2.0

MCC: 234

MNC: 15

Authentication type: none

APN type: *
[Galaxy S II Android Development] maggot_ff:
Been on vacation for a few days, and can't really be bothered reading the 150+ pages that has popped up since then, so i have to ask this.

The lagging home screen, is there a fix for it? It's a bit annoying, and actually the only thing bothering me, as everything else seems to work for me. Loving the rom, hating the laggy home screen. :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shlomko:
Hi guys,

after 4 days with this rom i can say surly that there are a better roms for litepro

a lot of FC

device get stuck

waiting for a new rom of litepro :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] damnreaper:
so its normal.. ok then.. :) .. btw why does my lockscreen wallpaper doesnt crop well?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] prepa:
Downgraded from 4.1 to 1.5 an now cant use dialer, messaging an other stuff with message ,

Sorry!

The process android.process.acore has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again.

Anybody knows what is problem? I wiped dalvic and cashe.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] damnreaper:
ya mine got a bit lag too.. hmm i thought i was imagining.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] abhi021:
Just like to check if it resolves the AOS bug. I read on the thread with some users not having issue in regards to AOS anymore.

Also how stable it is ?

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SamAce 2:
Your home launcher is not Go Launcher, no?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ronnyb29:
Everything works great in 4.2 and the browser if definitely more usable than 4.1. I had lag when turning the screen on of a second or so that was fixed by switching to the speedmod kernel. My quad scores went up about 300 points also.

Would it be possible to make it where the passcode is not required immediately on screen shut off? On my Evo I had it set where the passcode is only required after 15 minutes of the screen being off rather than immediately.

Thanks for the hard work!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] anonymous572:
I've got "android.process.acore" crashes too in 4.1 and 4.2

Also contacts and messages sometimes crashes. Very annoying bug. Surely I trying to do dalvic and cache wipe, nothing help.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mark2222:
^clear contacts data and re-sync.

I have gone back to 4.1 from 4.2 as battery stats are way, way better. Not too bothered about the browser, which was still laggy in 4.2 anyway.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pre112:
hello

im having problems booting up after flashing its stuck on the boot animation loop

this what ive got on my phone before i flash:

baseband I900XXKG3

Kernel version

2.6.35.7I9100ZSKF4-CL280225

ROOT@AVAD-SERVER 22

GINGERBREAD.XWKF4

this also happens when i flash honeycomp as well

please help
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mwazeer1:
Bro i have also same problem when i downgrade from 4.2 to 1.5. We both need help. So pls senior bro help us...

What i notice in 1.5 browser is super fast.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mihukot:
I have this firmware does not work USB Host, why?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] setnaybalu:
4.2 Great Job

I have immediately updated from 4.1 to 4.2 , this is good move because new version fixed 4.1 laggy browser.

Anyway, keep up the good work LitePro.

I have appreciated your work by sending you donation under coolteddy. Cheers.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] revaz:
Moved to 4.2 and istalled black skin - battary is good BUT I had a problem here all day with cellular connection - constant drops and bad connection - may be SCS? How to change it back? Where to get this file to burn it in ODIN?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mi3x:
Hi there,

Can somebody be so kind to upload the swype.apk please? Mine stopped working and I would not like to reflash the rom for this thing.

Many many thanks if someone can take the time to do that!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] prepa:
Found solution by restoring only system aplication backup from Titanium backup. Also did restore permisions from ROM manager. Now everything working fine. Got realy anoyed by laggy home screen. Anyhow Litening 1.5 still great. Thanks Lite pro.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] darkmax1974:
Try flashing back into stock KG3 ROM, then install (flash via ODIN) CWM. After which you flash Lite'ning ROM v4.2

That should work.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] darkmax1974:
go to Swype website and get the beta. That version is better.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dinoxus:
Launche pro issue

Hi, I have one problem with 4.2 and Launcher pro. There is not working dock notifications for calls, sms and gmail. In 4.1 it was without problems. Do you have some idea hot this solve? Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] apache86:
Thanks! i will check that out..

Im already using Titanium backup but didnt saw an option to backup the SMS as well. but i wont bother this thread for that, i will do some search. thanks for the lead (:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bons:
Could someone be so kind to upload "Logsprovider.apk" (in \syste\app) from LT 1.5?

(I want to try this in my LT 4.1-ROM; I liked the SMS-log in my Call-log ;-))

Thanks in advance!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zevero:
Downgrade 4.2 > 3.2

and much happier with battery life and call record!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] inkyadrian:
All pda's (including kernel), crc's and modems can be dowloaded as part of the full stock rom from Samfirmware.com for Galaxy phones. All countries are catered for.

Adrian

Laptop~ZXspectrum

PDA~SGS2 GT i9100

Kernel~Ninphetamine 2.0.2

Rom~Lite' nin 4.2

CRC~kg3

GPS~uk.pool.ntp.org

Desktop~Zeam

WebBrowser~Xscope

Call recorder~Total Recall

Uninstaller~SystemApp Remover
[Galaxy S II Android Development] modo_uk:
Upgraded to 4.2 this morning and just now wifi has stopped working. Any suggestions?