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[Galaxy S II Android Development] nightranger73:
European KF2 should be available? Any plan? Kf1 was a Frankenstein build while this one should be an official one

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] nickwarn:
New KF1 just loops Galaxy bootlogo. Did full wipe of cache and data and system. Anyone else have the same?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bmarko82:
check this post: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=14683205&postcount=20

@carymouse: Yes its still wipe.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] D.O.C:
Had the bootloop problem...solved following chmod and reflashing.......

Wow. Black n white really looks beatiful on gs2....thanks guys.....pls let me know if u want help with anything. Im more than willing to cooperate..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] forelli:
Thanks again guys, you did it again! I really like your rom for many reason but the 1st one is because of the GREAT battery life!

f.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Dexter666:
How to prevent notification and vibration when fully charged?

Villain tweak doesnt work..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] carymouse:
Can some kind soul here please point me to the XDA thread regarding this Android OS battery draining bug thing?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nightranger73:
Really love b&w. I had themed the desktop too

Tell me if you liked it

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] nightranger73:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1070324

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] blue265:
Very nice Rom and I really like the black and white theme. Definitely looks really nice.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pafimal:
Thank you bmarko82 for the work you are doing for our galaxy, I installed 1.1 and it seems perfect until now...:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] geistteufel:
KF11 mirrored : http://sck.to/IC
[Galaxy S II Android Development] viskas:
update to KF2?

Are you going to update to KF2 baseband?

great rom, I love it!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xinfinityoO:
KF2 update ?? please.. thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bmarko82:
Sry guys, muveszur have some exams, and im working on MIUI atm. We will skip KF2.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] D.O.C:
Hope u do well on ur exams....best wishes bro...

Nevertheless, this rom is so much better than miui (personal opinion ofcourse)...and kf2 seems like a real update (battery drain fix).....hope u dont drop this...if u will drop it pls tell....

Again, best of luck on ur exams!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] viskas:
I agree with you! this is the best looking rom so far. It's smooth and has a great performance in battery life.

please, please, please! give us KF2 and then back to MIUI!

:-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Dexter666:
yeah +1 from me, i'm only using this rom and waiting for update..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pafimal:
+1 totaly agree with you my friend..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bluheart:
This one is awesome! Me too waiting for an update :D

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SAMSUNG GALAXY S2

bmarko82 & muveszur XWKF1 1.1
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cmcole101:
Okay, Guys. I've flashed my I9100 KE7 using the ROM Bmarko-Muveszur-KE7, CWM 4.0.0.2, phone rooted, and now my I9100 is in perpetual reboot. I've flashed to factory, wiped user data and caches, and perpetual reboot.

Next I flashed my phone back to XWKE7 which is was using prior, even used the PIT4, and the phone is staying in perpetual reboot.

Any suggestions, please?

Thanks.

Cole
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bmarko82:
Check this post: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=14683205&postcount=20
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cmcole101:
Unfortunately this resolution didn't work for my I9100. :confused:

At first I was using XXKE7 with CWM 4.0.0.2 when I went at installing the Bmarko-Muveszur-KE7. The reboot loop began and no informational help from online changed the status.

So, I flashed the XXKF2, added ROM Manager which installed over my current CWM 4.0.0.2 for CWM 4.0.0.5, then used SuperOneClick to root the device.

Everything was peachy until follow these instructions:

http://www.addictivetips.com/mobile...y-flashable-custom-rom-for-galaxy-s-ii-i91oo/

using Bmarko-Muveszur-KE7.zip copied into the root directory.

With this not working, I cleared the device, flashed it back to XWKE7 and ran all the above steps again, and the I9100 is now back in the reboot loop.

Fixing permissions had no effect. Feeling :confused: BIG TIME. :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bmarko82:
Please make a log with adb logcat. Thank you!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xinfinityoO:
try this..

boot into recovery

clear cache

clear dalvik cache

wipe data/system/factory reset

reboot into recovery (dont reboot to android system)

turn off mobile

boot into download mode

flash your stock rom using odin

if doesnt work

then flash using a PIT file
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Aggy73:
:D

please delete this post
[Touch HD General] kasdicks:
Dear All,

I'm looking for a Winmo 6.5.X custom ROM for HTC Touch HD which has the longest battery life.

I'm currently using Energy and my Blackstone is last for 8 hour :(...

please need your advice

thanks.
[Touch HD General] Fallen Spartan:
MOD EDIT - Thread moved to General Discussion forum. Please post all Q&A here in future

Ta

Rick
[Touch HD General] kasdicks:
Dear Moderator,

thanks for reminder, i'm sorry if i post in a wrong section :D
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] biffroy:
Hello all,

I've been reading and downloading from xda for over a year now (sgs- darky's rom mainly), and this is my FIRST POST!

I know i can find my answer just by looking but i really wanted to post for the first time so here's my question- My tab is in the post (got it from ebay as i'm a pauper and can't afford it new, or the 8.9 or 10.1) and obviously want to root it straight away. I've seen that some are using z4 root but my sgs won't accept this method, can i be sure it'll work?

take care fellow "tabbers"

PS the doorbell just rang and it's here! *wets pants and logs off*
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bongski55:
What firmware version is it on? Please post complete information from *#1234#

until we know that we cannot advice you.....
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] biffroy:
it's 2.2 froyo build number FROYO.XWJJ7

baseband P1000XXJK5

KERNEL 2.6.32.9 root@SE-S611 #1

PDA- P1000XWJJ7

PHONE- P1000XXJK5

CSC- P1000CPWJJ5

I need to get gingerbread (at least) on this thing straight away! Or any cool roms you can recommend?

How do i find out if it's GSM or CDMA? i'm in the UK... That is probably a really stupid question, but i'm a stupid guy... A stupid guy who loves android and wants to learn more!

Any links to the right places would be really appreciated :)
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DarkPal:
First you're not stupid. You're just new and learning.

Second your tab judging by its firmware is gsm european tab.

Third you can root using superoneclick root.

Fourth. Head to the development section and you will find alot of great roms (or click on my sig if you're interested in overcome). JUST BE SURE TO READ ENTIRE GUIDES AND STUDY THEM BEFORE FLASHING ANYTHING.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ultramag69:
+100000000000000 (I'd keep my finger depressed on the 0 key longer, but you get the point)

So many people get themselves into trouble by not reading instructions or skipping ahead.

Easy to get yourself into trouble, can be VERY hard getting out...
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] biffroy:
Thank you for all the help, most kind :-) I'm at work now so will try some bits tomorrow, managed to get rooted before leaving tho :-)
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rangercaptain:
Your tab is rooted already. Look at the kernal version. In your apps you will see something called Superuser. Tap it. If its there and opens you are rooted.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] biffroy:
That's what really confused me, the kernel said root on it, but no super user was there and none of my purchased root apps could aquire root.... so I used super one click as advised and hey presto! Still confused as to why it said that on my kernel tho...
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rangercaptain:
Someone tried to return the tab to stock. The busybox was probably there too. Anyway, you are good now. What's next?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bongski55:
Resolve the signed bootloader with chainfire patch
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] biffroy:
Thanks all, I installed the overcome gold rom last night and all is well :-)

Just out of interest as i'm un-learned, how can you tell if the bootloader is signed? (As far as I can tell) it hasn't affected the rom installation... could it?

Thanks all for the support!
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] monoko:
locked bootloader? read here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=888071
[Galaxy S I9000 General] gabryeludrea:
It seems that our beloved Samsung did it again!

Now we can enjoy a fully functional, long waited, Gingerbread 2.3.4.

Although some sources say that it is only a leak, the JVP build seems to behave really well, according to the reports of many users.

Gingerbread 2.3.4 was build in order to fix some Android bugs and make the interface even faster. We have seen that the second task is a success, the user experience and crazy Quadrant scores being the best witnesses. But what about the first task, are there any android bugs in this build? Maybe we could find out together.

The key purpose of this thread is to find out if that Android OS bug, which made Gingerbread users a hard life, is still present.

You can help this investigation by keeping an eye on the battery stats and reporting the consumption (in percents, of course) of the Android OS. It is even better if you can add some screenshots.

Please don't forget to mention:

- The ROM and kernel you are using.

- Some apps or games you are using (known to fire this bug on previous builds).

- Whether you have autorotation on or off (some users reported they had no drain if kept off on 2.3.3 builds).

- What type of usage you applied to the phone (not really necessary, only you are kind enough).

If you have any kind of suggestion regarding some modifications for this thread you are welcomed to post them. It will helps us become more efficient.

Thank you very much for your effort!

EARLY CONCLUSIONS*:

- Battery life is indeed an improvement on JVP 2.3.4

- The Android OS bug is less aggressive. The reports show a maximum consumption of approx. 20%. We can't say for sure if we can talk about a bug anymore. Anyway, the drainage is not so bad, comparing to 2.3.3 versions.

- The Android System consumption is a bit scary (15-20%) especially after a flash. However, it tends to stabilize in time.

- A clean flash, factory resets, avoiding apps restoration with Titanium or similar, reducing consumers when you don't need them always helps. With or without battery draining bugs.

- JVP is a better alternative for previous versions due to improvements for battery life, speed and stability, even if it's a beta release. So you should go for it, it really is an upgrade!

*The statements above are based on reports and poll results collected until now and they may change. I take no responsibility if you will find those informations incorrect or incomplete. Flash JVP at your own risk, you could loose data or brick your phone, although there aren't reports that say that. Follow the instructions and you should be ok!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] got-petrol:
is this a new craze insted of train spotting or stamp colecting ....battery watching ....most of us have got a life and have better things to do then watch how much a battery uses ...do what i do charge the phone and enjoy these phones do use loads of battery
[Galaxy S I9000 General] anukilimanoor:
Updated with 2.3.4 I9000XXJVP,CSC = I9000OXAJVP and kept it on without sim and without even touching but fully charged. The battery life was just for one and half days.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] lgsshedden:
Android OS running at 3%

using Damian's GTO Alpha kernel for JVP and Brotuck's gingerMod ROM.

Autorotation off.

Consistent q scores in the 2600 range, phone running very smoothly and very fast in daily use (internet, twitter, pics, camera, messaging, phone), 130+ apps installed, no issues. Seems a much better base firmware than any of the 2.3.3 variants.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Tatsuya79:
It's a bit early to investigate this stuff.

Wait for Samsung to release 2.3.4 sources and devs to make some stable kernels based on this.

Until this time many stuff can be broken (well, you're free to beta test though :p ).
[Galaxy S I9000 General] rauliporto:
batery is much beter in 2.3.4
[Galaxy S I9000 General] wweeping:
no since i flash JVP 2days ago!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] gabryeludrea:
Keep in mind that after a reflash the battery life will stabilize after a while.

In my opinion, the cell standby may be the cause. If left without SIM, Airplane mode off, your phone will continue to search for signal and this really drains the battery.

If you can make a test again, check the battery usage and post your conclusion.

Thanks for your contribution!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] gabryeludrea:
This kind of activity is normal in community, especially here in XDA.

It will be useful for those kind of people who don't like to experiment in order to find some answers.

We could do like you but, what if we need to charge it again, after 8 hours, without using the phone?

That's why this "new craze" exists, because we want to avoid that kind of problems.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] gabryeludrea:
You're right but the 2.3.4 concentrates on fixing bugs, so even in beta stage we should see some changes.

Anyway, the thread is intended to test the firmware regarding this problem, so it can become an indicator for people asking weather they will experience this problem of they can enjoy using their phone without even thinking about this.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] gabryeludrea:
Thanks for your feedback, happy user!:p
[Galaxy S I9000 General] mammenj:
I must say that 2.3.4 battery is performing better than 2.3.3 so far.

After 11 hours with gps and auto rotate on, battery still have 30% of juice left.

EDT: Attached screenshots
[Galaxy S I9000 General] gtluis:
Comming from Froyo JPY to stock deodexed JVP, I have noticed a higher battery drain.

I lost 13% overnight, I had 21% battery use on cell standby (6hours of use). and I noticed something very strange, android system has a 18% battery use with only 5 minutes running, WTF???

I'm using stock deodexed rom from ramad, Dark core kernel and screen off animation. that's all I've changed to this rom, no games, and a few apps like titanium backup and atk.

When I tapped on the android system there was a huge list of included packages, I will list them here, maybe one of them (or all together) is causing that huge battery use:

com.samsung.InputEventApp

Service mode

Software update

Google Backup Transport (actually, I turned off google backup, idk why this is here)

Settings Storage

Mobile tracker

Account and Sync Settings

EncryptApp

Task manager

Error

Perso

com.sec.android.app.lcdtest

VPN Services

Factory Test

wssyncmlnps

PopupuiReceiver

Preconfig

BluetoothTest

Self Test Mode

WlanTest

Status Bar

Settings

Mobile tracker settings

Android System

DRM content

MTP Application

PhoneSetupWizard

Security Storage

Licence Settings

PhoneUtil

Those are all......
[Galaxy S I9000 General] gabryeludrea:
It seems that you have a normal consumption on Android System. Also that app list is present on every ROM which has all system apps. On lite ROMs you can get a smaller list, because some of those apps are removed by the chefs.

Maybe your network coverage is not that good

After a flash, the battery needs stabilization, until then it can drain fast. Try to recalibrate it. Please tell me if you need a good guide.

Try a lite ROM. Maybe you will experience a good Android System consumption.

Thanks for the feedback!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] hudster2001:
Look at the poll results so far 72% say they have no battery issue, so it must be the apps on your phone that are at fault for any unusual battery drain.

Look at your own apps first before you blame the rom, mostly it's not the rom that's at fault.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] electrotune1200:
When you're not really using your phone, Android System will have a higher battery use percentage, because nothing else is using battery.

Long periods of idle, you will see higher Cell Stanby and Android System percentages.

The more you use the phone, those percentages will lower.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] gabryeludrea:
Good job! Enjoy your phone!;)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] $omator:
turn off data connection or wifi when youre not using them

and it will least even longer...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] SnoopyDog:
This is what i had with the previous JVO (2.3.3) and not using any task killer anymore. I moderately used the phone, made some calls, wrote some SMS, had blutooth on in the car, listening mp3. Ah, and i set display brightness to "auto" always, i don't use the manual setting with lowest brightness value anymore.

But i also can get the battery down in less than a day... ;)

I'll give the new 2.3.4 a try.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] nyarnon:
It's funny to see that there is always somebody who needs to torture the board with reinventing the battery wheel. Strange battery behavior usually shows up (and is often dependent on them) in threads with special roms or kernels. The only thing this thread will brings us is more of the same on how to save juice if you don't want to fork for a larger/extra battery.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] SnoopyDog:
Yep, and in one other thread here related to 2.3.4, people write, the battery drain bug is fixed now. But i never had it with 2.3.3 JVO ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] kikan:
The battery drain BUG is something that happen few times a year, from 2.2.1 on...

I'm investigating this for long time. I'm using always same apps, same usage everything the same, but few times in last year, non dependably on kernel or other apps, just happen , that with 80% batteries or more and after 4/5hrs battery drain is on red level 10%.

Every time that i asked if is kernel problem or same task-manager issue, the most of members sad that is app problem and that i have to monitor apps etc...

I think that this is a BUG...

kikan

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[Galaxy S I9000 General] MikeyMike01:
My car gets great gas mileage when I don't drive it.

Sent from my Infuse 4G
[Galaxy S I9000 General] $omator:
leaving wifi on while you are on data connection makes your phone eat up to 10x more juice out of bat - thats probably some bug yet to be fixed with wifi - it is not going into proper sleep mode most of the times - wifi alone also uses huge amounts of energy when it should be idleing
[Galaxy S I9000 General] bsamurai:
dude, your apps get new version and new release, and some version of the apps does drain battery, especially FB notification
[Galaxy S I9000 General] gabryeludrea:
There will always exist people with battery issues, I totally agree with this.

But since 2.3.4 there is a roumor that the battery drain issue was fixed. We are talking about that killer battery drain which almost made the SGS a useless piece of expensive hardware. That isue made a lot of users go back to Froyo, although they were liking Gingerbread more.

This roumor cames like a relief for most users, and now we are trying to make their lifes easyer by showing what is the truth.

I doubt that those posts were made by tormented users since everyone is free to decide wheter it will help or not.

Since I found myself in the situation of asking what can I expect of 2.3.4 in therms of battery life, after I read some statemets which said that this version is almost bugless, more battery efficient and faster, I decided to make a dedicated thread helped by a poll which can help the users in the same situation like mine.

I had issues with previous versions no matter what I did. Now, I tryed everything to invoke that bug and nothing. I even have better batery life comparing to those days without the bug. So I have good reasons to belive that there are improovements.

Untill now, we have tens of people without battery isues, and only a few that are experiencing them. In my opinion, on 2.3.3 the situation was sideways.

So people are invited to report or use the thread for reference, it is much easier having a dedicated discution. What could be wrong with this?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] SaneinOne:
For those wanting to run a stock ROM JVP is the best, most stable yet and is but an indication that continued improvements will be made with subsequent 2.3.4 builds. Just flash it and be happy with your SGS.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] servellia:
There has been a post on pocketnow.com on how to fix the wifi-sleep bug on the SGS roms.

Is this bug already fixed in 2.3.4 or if not, are you crazy devs able to implement it?

For further details:

pocketnow .com / android/fix-samsung-galaxy-s-wifi-sleep-bug

(need to edit the url due to 'new user')
[Galaxy S I9000 General] RowanDDR:
Battery seems better to me in 2.3.4 compared to 2.3.3

My phone was fully charged at midday, and at 8pm the battery icon was still showing full. I had been lightly using the phone throughout the day.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] $omator:
its not that sleep bg i am talkign about
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Widdly:
I'm afraid I caught the bug again. I'm on F1 V6 and yes, I am using Titanium Backup te restore my apps after a flash. Can't say there was one specific thing I did that caused it, though.

The Android System CPU (AS) read at 22% having had about 30 something minutes of activity.

Last week I was on GingerPower JVO and AS flared up after I had done nothing except check the battery page in the settings menu.

On a good day (AS at a sensible %)) I can have up to 75-80% battery left at 12 hrs of light use. I consider that pretty good battery life and consider that to be standard. However, with the same usage and a flaring up Android System I'm glad to not have it completely drained by that time. And a hot battery@41 deg C. That's a pretty big difference so da#@ right that's a bug. And it's definitely eating up a huge percentage of my enjoyment with this phone.

Also: This bug appears to be Android-wide. HTC and Sony's have it too. Tablets have it too.

So i guess the ball is in Google's court. They better get off their asses or this will def. hurt their image and sales. I am also considering going back to Froyo for this. Or even to iPhone.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] rewen:
I had some crazy drain problems with 2.3.4 and cf-root jvp as well as dark core 1.7.2 but since flashing again and doing the FULL reset (the one you have to dial a code for) and sticking with the unrooted stock kernel things seem fine.

I have a feeling that restoring apps from my desire z using titanium wasn't a good idea.

I also don't have automateit and auto wifi installed yet.

Seems ok, not fantastic though.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] GMH24:
Yes, it seems that the bug is not gone... :mad::mad:

I am currently experiencing it after playing some Angry Birds Rio. That must have triggered it...

However, this is only my 2nd charge on jvp and I had to reboot during charging which caused a 20% battery gain :p

Anyway, I'll see whether things stabilize...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] thomas_d_j:
That is actually just a copy or RyanZA's post on xda (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=774507) and is old news (2010).