yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] talmiller99:
I think as with most things in life, this issue is very personal and depends on how you use the phone. In my case, at work my phone is always on silent mode, my previous phone (Nexus One) had a led that would make it easier for me to know if I missed something. Since switching I tried NoLed but didn't really like how it worked on the SG2... so for me BLN is a very welcome edition compared to using the power keys for taking pictures (which I don't often do).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sar3vok:
Why... can't we have BLN and power button for camera?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] guru_root:
heating issues

Hi,

Has anyone noticed heating issues (just below the camera area). It was quite hot.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] madman_cro:
that is happening on all roms
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Droum:
I'm using the AOSP theme from here , always enjoyed the look and it works flawless in Cognition.

And to be honest, I look forward for the next version (v1.32) only because of the stock browser (I've been using Boat browser as a backup browser and it works really nice). Don't care about BLN, and the "Camera shutter power button" would be a very nice addition, but the most important for me is still the browser.

Thanks for your work Designgears.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dannenyo:
Car kit mode

Hello,

I miss the Car kit mode in COG S2 1.,31, do you know how to add this? :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] madman_cro:
anyone has their phone lag when on charger??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mach0boi:
Undervolting will help. Mine's undervolted and havent notice the heat anymore unlike when I was on stock :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] karakemal:
You can use setspu and add profile temp>50 set 1000mhz.

when it's get over heated cpu will be set to1000 mhz and after 4-5 mins its will below 50.

then cpu will set back last state.

For sure you have to a kernel which supports setcpu :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mach0boi:
Happened to me when I was on cognition I think. Then just saw my setcpu settings is 200/1000 max when plugged in a charger eventhough I don't have any profile set on "charging" ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kaimera:
hi,

really liking the rom so far. once i stopped latitude running i'm getting sweet battery life :)

some things tho; swype is FC on me, as is google maps navigation. swype was working fine on previous roms.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] isotoper:
Hi designgears,

Are you working on a solution for the Home Button Lag (I don't talking about Wakeup Lag)?

I know this issue was resolved in CM7, this is a pure software issue.

I think now this is the main annoying issue in the rom, everything else is pretty stable and fast.

Thanks !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
have you tried fixing permissions sometimes this works?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kaimera:
thanks for teh reply.

sadly no, just fixed permissions there and same thing :/

ah no biggie, prolly try flash another rom and see if i'm doing something wrong. more annoying than anything - no probs otherwise.

hmm, it may have fixed my swype issue. fixed permissions then re-downloaded/installed swype and its working. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vozie:
+1
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zambara:
Usualy clearing data and cache under setings->applications->manage applications do the trick...

or try reinstalling...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zisworg:
Sometimes (randomly) the screen turns on when it should be off & the phone (deep) sleeping... Pretty annoying!

Version 1.31
[Galaxy S II Android Development] peterperfect:
SamFirmware stated via twitter that there will be no releases for now. So that will be no more Cognition release for now =/

Cant believe sammy will stick to that buggy KG6...

"SamFirmware SamFirmware

There are no new I9000 and I9100 roms end this month new I9003!"

"SamFirmware SamFirmware

There are no new I9000 and I9100 at the moment. By end this month we will release a new I9003 rom."
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yiannisthegreek:
Awww... I REALLY hope that DG will maybe give us an update based on KG5 or KG6 in the mean time... Im not begging or complaining or anything so dont DOG on me for saying that peoples!!! I would just like to see some of the updates implimented is all...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Vaxbox:
Why not release 1.32 on KG5?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tbong777:
Some of you really need to quench your thirst for weekly updates and flashing with another ROM. Anyone who has been using DGs ROMS for the past 10 months KNOWS he is not one of those devs that updates constantly and runs with every single Samsung leak. Read the last few pages of those devs who do and find they are filled with issues. The first out is not always the best out even if they attract a lot of attention and flashing addicts.

. He spends A LOT of time on a ROM and released when HE believes it is stable and can be used successfully for a long time.

Some of us LIKE that we don't have to flash the latest incomplete ROM every week (or day) in many cases.

DG takes his time and thats better in the long run on many levels for the majority of us who are not whining for new flashes every day or week.

Try Villian or Cyanogen or MiUI or one of another 100 ROMs while you wait. No harm there
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yaronAD:
+1....+1.....+1

people:) enjoy your phone >> stable and fast:cool:

don't make the rom upgrades as the major entertainment

there are still themes + apps or other unstable roms...that will give you all the action that you need

:);)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] huzz:
Cognition is the most popular ROM for the S2, look at some of the stats:

Replies: 6,145

Views: 855,352

This is for a reason. So if people want to jump ship go ahead, you'll be back :o)

Cheers.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] eatonjb:
I agree, that I am in LOVE with this Rom, but i hate to be the pesimest. but a lot of the posts (not all just a decent amount) has been people Flash CRAZY!!

not going to lie.. i cant wait for an update here and there, but also not going to lie.. love the fact that I have had almost NO FC's!, crashes and other reboots ...

this ROM works great, and i will assume i am getting pretty good battery life.. wish i could find a faster modem, but thats a different subject

Keep up the good work guys!! when a new rom comes, i will flash it, but i am in no hurry!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] huzz:
Your right about that but which ROM thread isn't full of those?

It works and works well that is what is important.

Cheers.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] UpInTheAir:
More likely a application issue (not ROM) waking to sync, check update and sync settings etc.

I had the same issue a while ago with clock sync app set to wake phone and screen for sync. All it takes is a tick in the wrong place in settings.

Sent from my SGS2 or HTC DHD
[Galaxy S II Android Development] peterperfect:
SamFirmware just twitted about my post on General forum, check this out, LOL

"SamFirmware SamFirmware

We some things on XDA. We mean we see no new firmwares for i9000 and i9100 at the moment. But the month is young."

"SamFirmware SamFirmware

We check weekly on new updates for i9000 and i9100 so don't worry."

And again to those that can´t stop complaining: Im not in a hurry to new release from Samsung or DG.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Venator85:
I noticed this as well, I also observed that when this happens, the phone losts the carrier signal for a few seconds (the signal icon turns into a 'block' mark) but then it reacquires it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dule2303:
blue status bar for 1.31? anyone please with blue signal and blue battery icon ,thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cigaro78:
Operation Iron Fist in operation:

http://xdaforums.com/announcement.php?f=263

and...

from the 'something needs to change post'

[*] Dev's work is done on their own free-time

[*] Dev's work is done for no compensation other than the gratitude of their peers and the occasional donation.

[*] Dev's are under no obligation to release ANYTHING to the members of XDA - If they don't feel their work is ready, or they aren't ready to share it, you have no right to demand it released.

[*] Access to Dev work is a privilege that can easily be revoked; NOT A RIGHT.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tuvi123:
designgears

man take a look on this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1208071

fix deodexed System/Browser (for real)

thanks to brightidea
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kloppy:
It worked! Your help was very much appreciated! :)

EDIT: If someone wants to fix this error, too: It is important to add the missing line to the very beginning of the file. You can use a text editor directly from your phone and apply chmod and chgrp with a terminal emulator (I dont know whether this second step is neccesary).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hunteres:
+1

10 char
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rwj5279955:
This is my third device and second Profile here on XDA. I notice that after a while, demand slows down, and regular users and developers become the most prominent posters, with most of the dickheads moving off, or friending around with other dickheads and leaving most everyday users alone.

You'll see alot of the same posters around the subforum, and lifeis good. Except for random dickheads.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] caanda45:
Just flashed cognition 1.3.1 very nice with the neon gt theme. I also changed the kernel to HellcatKernel-v122 found here.....http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1182922 Have had it on for a couple of days and it seems very stable. The battery life I need to asses some more to give a full report. The rom is smooth and fast, nice piece of work!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] knightnz:
From the OP (from a week ago):

Translation: He's already on it as far as fixing the lag issue. If you really need a de-odexed browser then there will no doubt be plenty of themed versions out there.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hunteres:
lol he is not on it. DG stated that untill new leak there wotn be any update. all the guy wanna say is that there is fixed stock browser - deodexed out - lagfree! so we dont have to be forced use 3rhd party software.

nothing behind.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 0355:
I'm still unable to mod the stock lockscreeen via UOT kitchen.

Is there anyone that had more luck with it and is so kind to share his "okus-pokus" with me?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TheMathMan:
Right... got 3.0.27 on Cognition 1.31 but the Market is showing a lot of my paid apps as 'Buy Now's rather than 'Installing

Is this a glitch in the new Market? If so how do I install the old (on mobile so Tapatalk search is rubbish) or is there a fix?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Atomicman:
I've tested now a lot different ROMs, but i always get back to cognition, because of lowest battery drain and it just works... :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cigaro78:
I had a similar problem, the 'market doctor' option in titanium backup fixed it for me. Still have a few glitches but I don't think it's the ROM - looks like sometimes the phone won't tell the market you removed an app and vice versa. You don't get charged when you install, that I know.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TheMathMan:
Hi

I don't have the apps in Titanium and Market Doctor only fixes links right?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TheMathMan:
Tell a lie... it worked!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Blomkungen:
The reason why people want a cognition update is because the browser in it's current state is useless. I jumped on cognition for the first release but was forced to change after the browserperformance wasn't fixed.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] madman_cro:
1 day 1 hwr and still on 38 % battery. no other rom can beat this

i wonder what is your best quadrant score on this rom???????
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kahvitahra:
Updated my post with fixed framework.jar.

No more laggy stock browser.

Thanks to brightidea.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] androidkid311:
Listen to the guy!! Lol! Well said. :).

On a lighter note i have been thinking about rebasing ur whole rom! Its ok but u see..... jooooke joooke lol.

Sent from my porn shoot using GT-I9100.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] isotoper:
The most annoying thing in this phone and no one care ?!?!

This should be the #1 issue !!!

H-O-M-E____B-U-T-T-O-N_____L-A-G !!!!!

All that people are talking about is a fuc*ing unimportant browser lag, which no one should use anyway because you have great alternatives like Dolphin etc... Instead, look for the real unsolved issues !

Sorry, but I had to say that...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alcurtis93:
Its a kernel issue. Bug the kernel developers
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Droum:
Really thanks for creating the zip.

Using the overglow version in a AOSP themed Cognition v1.31 and it works perfectly, no slowdowns or FCs till the moment.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Droum:
How much delay are you having?

I remember the first time I installed Cognition I had terrible home button lag (3-4 secs), then I tried other Roms, got back at Cognition, and don't know if it was a first "bad" installation, I have 1 sec of button lag (top) and I'm using Widget Locker. The phone is sleeping properly, and in the morning it still takes less than 1 sec to wakeup.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] isotoper:
Im not talking abiut the wakeup lag from deep sleep.

Im talking about when running some app and then press the hone button, it takes 1-2 seconds to get the home screen.

This is not exists on cm7 for example, this is pure software issue.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tbong777:
Nice theme excepting I don't care for the flat pea green color all over the ASOP themes. Im not sure who chose that shade of green but I disliked it on the Captivate and now on the SGS II. I prefer the PaulDiddy themes . Black gloss with blue in place of the green.

Unfortunately there is not a lot of theming for Cog yet which is surprising since it was a late comer and is getting the most attention as well its not updated every frikking day so theme devs don't have to constantly port their work to the "new version"

BLN is a non starter for me. Don't need it. I am using the Dolphin HD Broswer until the stock browser gets attention. It's pretty good and has a lot of options.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zambara:
I have ABSOLUTELY no proble with that.Never had....

So ...i think is an installation issue....or an app may cause that...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Droum:
Try another launcher, I don't see that problem either (using adw at the moment, and adw is not known for it's speed).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Greenie-UK:
Cant wait for the new release, it will finally stop the pointless complaints about the stock browser lag.. :cool:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] more2come:
I know exactly what you mean. For example, my girlfriend has a Galaxy Ace. Home Button brings her instantly back to the home screen. If I press the home button, it takes the system about 1 second to return to my home screen. Doesn't happen with CM7 or MIUI either, only on original (modified) Samsung ROMs.

That's something our devs could take a look at! Designgears, hunt down and kill that lag! ;D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] peterperfect:
It seems that brightidea solution for laggy browser really works nice. Devs are now cooking fully deodexed ROMs with stock browser working fine...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] arkadius41:
Guys, has sb problem with gmail notification ? Mine is missing. Cant figure whats up.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] caanda45:
Did you just newly flash the rom? If yes then it deletes some apk`s that are in the stock rom. Check he op to download the missing ones and flash them.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] arkadius41:
No, im on cognition 1.31 since begining. Few days ago notifications missed. I bought spb shell, maybe this is an answer. Ill uninstall it and check it out again.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] betadan:
I just want to re-iterate...I LOVE THIS ROM!!!!

Now that I got that out of my system, I flashed a different ROM a couple days ago and the battery life was crap. Flashed back last night and the battery seems to go forever :D

This is what I am looking for a rock solid ROM with updates are released when they need to be. Not for the sake of releasing them to seem current.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kassy_ok:
hi guys,

can i flash Cognition S2 v1.31 on my korean sgs2 ?

thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] victorwalter:
Yes, no problem!

[]s

VW
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kassy_ok:
thanks for your answer

can i flash it using odin? or i need clockwork recovery ? and if second, how can i install it ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] victorwalter:
See #1 and #2 posts (FAQ).

[]s
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bungknees:
Does Cog have the vlingo app in the flashable extras file, I cant remember, Im using a different rom at the moment. If it has then i think the lag is to do with that app waiting for a second press to activate it. maybe try freezing that app with titanium backup, or deleting it altogether, that shoild help with the lag.

If Cog doesnt have the vlingo app then ignore the above suggestion.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hunteres:
it doesnt btw.

but its nothing that u cant live with. the lag is extremly small...i dont see it as issue at all!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] designgears:
lol, I dont even notice it..

calm down...

if it bugs you, fix it...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] brett.darnell:
Awesome fix. Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
DG, what about RTL fixes in the next version of Cog?

if you'll odex the rom we wont be able to make those fixes as we need deodexed framework to do so.

please answer, a lot of israelis and arabs are using you rom..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hunteres:
+1

btw what about implementing the deodexed browser + the features stated in OP? dont you feel like push it a bit?

to dont act like asking and asking + not giving anything positive there is a tiny little bier for you included in my question.

3EC58999H28177638 there u go mate.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] carda21:
Seriously....who gives a rats toss bag? 1 second to return to the home page.....get a life muppets!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] phunkycow:
I hope you understand that most of the devs here don't do what they do for the donations. That's mostly a nice gesture of your/our appreciation for their work.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hunteres:
yeh u r right. just removed the last part. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] exmatproton:
I got 4900 on 1600 MHz.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] quakermaas:
+1 I don't notice it either.

On a side note, is this forum lagging badly the last two days ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ZVictor:
+1

Please please please!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tiesum:
I'm a big fan of this ROM. But I have to roll back to stock now for RMA... I have real troubles with my screen. Vertical white lines all over the place like in this topic... I bought my SGS2 from someone else and in was already rooted. I'm a little hesitant to roll back. Is it easy? I can't seem to find a tutorial. Can anyone give me a tip? Thanks!

After RMA I will return to Cognition of course :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AirfixPilot:
Oh dear, I can't tell if this is a joke or not - lag overload :P
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TassaDarK:
kahvitahra thanks for the browser patch!

One question: i'm on 1.20 Cog not 1.30+, will work this patch on 1.20 or it'll screw up all?

Thanks again
[Galaxy S II Android Development] damian5700:
On 1600 MHz:

@DG:

Just a small amount for a beer or something from a fan of this rom: 3CH91019YH109413U
[Galaxy S II Android Development] holydire:
im asking this again...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kahvitahra:
It's for 1.3.

Maybe you should update your rom :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TassaDarK:
I think so :-)

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] saar17:
just went from Litning to 1.31 with 2.0.2 and to tell you the truth I don't see any different!

the battery drain fastttt the browsing isn't different and over all this rom isn't that special.

I got 3747 on quardrant with 1200 Mah and I see people getting 5000 and more.

what can I do different to upgrade the phone
[Galaxy S II Android Development] damian5700:
Yes, I can confirm this. This is very odd.

I didn't notice this earlier because so far I was recording only in landscape.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tiesum:
anyone can help me with this?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 0355:
Just flash the stock ROM you like (or need, as in case of originally branded devices) with odin.

Make sure before you'll install Kies on the PC just to make sure that all drivers and fancy stuff will be in place for the phone to be correctly recognized.

Reboot in Download Mode, connect to the PC and look at odin recognize it then load in PDA section your firmware (in .tar format) and then flash it over.

Now wait, wait, wait... and look at it rebooting and... you're done!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] saar17:
can some help me with my question?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] huzz:
Awesome! *does a dance*

thanks a bunch!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ffbf:
I have the same issue. In true, all camera seetings stay only in landscape mode.

I flashed it last night, looks like a very nice rom till now. This little camera bug doesnt bother me.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] damian5700:
In Quadrant 5000+ one can only achieve with 1600 MHz, I suppose. This requires to adjust the CPU settings with SetCPU.

Before any of this you need to have a really good kernel.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] saar17:
I don't know what the setting (like voltages and in advance tab) I need to set in SETCPU... I'm looking for an answer to this for almost 2 weeks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Droum:
You should look into the Ninphetamine Kernel thread, there are lot's of examples in there. But be warned, just because someone can achieve certain results with certain configurations in their device, that doesn't mean that you will achieve the same.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] designgears:
should be on by default on my rom.

----

Ok, time to do some kernel tweaks :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Unclean009:
Edit: Fixed my issue!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] merlinzeta:
Hi designgears,

As mentioned before the home button wake-lag is still there despite voice function gone. Could you please either

- Fix the home-button lag (this would be awesome :))

Or if you can't fix it, could you just put the voice functions back in.

Great, great rom; thanks for all your work!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] designgears:
Its only like 200ms!!! geez guys... I see what I can do tho. (I do want to put voice functions back in)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pliind:
Well now i can download the rom, but i can't instal it, it wont reboot to recovery :/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] designgears:
read the op...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cigaro78:
Where can you find 'settings > usb utilities'? Android? I can't find it
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nikzDHD:
When you plug usb cable in.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cigaro78:
I'm afraid I even tried a different computer. I'm not really worried my phone is damaged. I've attached a screen cap of what windows think the device is since the ROM update.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] numbb:
I lost root again. :-(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] brodos123:
link

Will 1.05 be available in the first post or only via rom manager?

Still the 1.04 in first post.

Thanks for a great rom:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cigaro78:
I've plugged the cable in. It goes on that 'mtp application' screen, saying 'connected'. I can't go anywhere else unless I press the home key, if I do, and then go to settings, there's still nothing called 'usb' anything.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nikzDHD:
Link in first post is for 1.05 clear your browser cookies and history should show up after that.