yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yaronAD:
+1 :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 0355:
Yep, that was clearly a false positive since first second (if we all have the same camera.apk we all must have the same output from lookout, but that was not the case).

Much ado about nothing (said Mr. William...).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AStartsev:
Cognition S2 v1.4 Changelog: (Wish)

1. Freq range 11 steps (200-400-500-600-800-900-1000-1200-1400-1504-1600 Mhz) (or 1600 don't need because it is unstable in tests on any voltages up to 1550mV)

2. governors: interactive-smartass-conservative-userspace-powersave-ondemand-performance (smartass on first place)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] afx69:
What CWM version is really on 1.31?

I upgraded from 1.15 to 1.31 and CWM changed from 4.0.0.8 to 4.0.0.2 ??

I even did a new upgrade, then factory reset and wiped everything; still same older CWM.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hax1:
you can update it manually through rom manager anyway? it's included in ninephetamine kernel, and the developers said nothing new in the CWM anyway so they used an older version.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] afx69:
Rom Manager's CWM, doesn't it "mess" stuff up? Or does it not affect the kernel at all?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 0355:
Eagerly waiting for next incredible release...

Sent from Tortola with my heavenly GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] oleost:
Maybe the new market checks for dpi compatiblety so you cant install apps that doesnt report that it support that dpi/resolution
[Galaxy S II Android Development] qwerty warrior:
2.02 will be based on KG3 ...

are there issues with the new KGx roms ??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KLoNe1:
Market download works great for me at 183 DPI :?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] afx69:
Anybody?

What CWM version are you running on the latest 1.31 ?

And; have anybody tried to install the CWM from ROM Manager on Cog 1.31?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zisworg:
It looks like MIUI
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pacifiste95:
For custom boot animation, i have to copy bootanimation.zip to /data/local and then reboot?

That's all?

i've tried with this boot animation, and it don't work : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1193456

thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yaronAD:
what about the dialer ? how do you adjust it ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blickmanic:
*still* waiting for a BLN supported update.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AndroidGX:
There is a SOLUTION while waiting this. (you can start at step 2 directly). Working fine here !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yiannisthegreek:
When will v1.32 be out and will it be KG6 based?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hunteres:
when are u gonna be normal? read few lines back and u will find answer!!

hints:

1. NO ETAS!!!!

2. IT WONT BE BASED ON KG6 - DG clearly stated he is gonna stay with KG3!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] quakermaas:
Is the Internet Browser HW accelerated in v1.31 ?

LoL I'm joking, it just hasn't been asked in a few days.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jeffojeff:
No... it's not...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] UpInTheAir:
New to SGS2 from HTC DHD and really loving this ROM & kernel 2.05 combo. Just my style of ROM & thread. Rooting & installing ROM was a synch after reading up first. Excellent guides and helpful posts.

Battery & performance is pretty good too. Will be sending some small appreciation soon.

One question;

I had previously modded the HTC autobrightness & backlight values in the arrays.xml in the framework. Can't seem to find it in this framework. Could someone please point me on the right direction.

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dully79:
Good morning folks,

any chance one of you kind people could post the framework-res.apk from v1.31.

Thanks in advance.:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kahvitahra:
Hi mates!

Check out statusbar tweaks for Cognition 1.3.

With it you can for example hide clock, hide battery, change clock color, get text battery etc. All thanks to original maker birgertime.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=16367156&postcount=68
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kahvitahra:
Here you go

http://www.multiupload.com/JR6UAK6HFQ
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dully79:
Cheers m8, ive used up my 5 thanks today lol, ill hit you tomorow.:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Exidrion:
You're my ****ing hero! At last, no more "but why have two clocks, it makes no sense." ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] charminga:
nice, but wont work with themes, systemui.apk is changed.

sucks..... need the systemui.apk both with edt tweaks and with my favourite theme wich i had modded with uot, impossible !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kahvitahra:
Copy classes.dex and status_bar.xml ( res --> layout ) from my systemui file to your themed systemui.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] oleost:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=14650421&postcount=38

Im using this.

But can you try to install lookout or skype?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TechnoBenny:
Also what happens here again? Or do you change as many others. Drum would be a shame :/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] charminga:
thx! but i dont know how to do this :(

which one of those do i need?

http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/tools/index.html

when will a new cognition be out ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Wickii:
The Devil will get ya!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kahvitahra:
All you need is 7zip. Open both systemui.apks with different windows with it. Drag and drop those two files from my systemui to yours. Dont extract - do it in 7zip.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] charminga:
perfect! thanks!

just wanted to keep the thread rollin'

:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] peterperfect:
I miss flashing =/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] schrickm5:
Pervert.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blickmanic:
Wow its been a long time since the last update, updates on this rom are slow :( time to move to villain perhaps? :/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] victorwalter:
worth the wait..

best rom..

:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MrDeacon:
Yes, move along, please.

Frankly, it bothers be a bit that more than a few of the users here on XDA makes sometimes subtle, sometimes almost rude suggestions that they have the "right" to expect ROMs, updates, themes <insert whatever Samsung Galaxy S2 related software you like> from the developers. It can never be made too clear: These guys are doing this on their free time - and for what? The award is a couple of € for a beer or two - at best! Probably more common, though, they receieve the pleasure of being nagged on for not delivering updates as fast as some users would want. Worse yet, is that some people make threats (as if the devs would give a sh*t), about abandoning their ROM for another. Well, I'll end in the same way as this, somewhat frustrating entry began; Move along, please!

PS. With this ROM, I enjoy the most pleasant experience with my SGS2 to date.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] giorgiosimeoni:
we'll be waiting as long as it takes, it's worth it! i'm not moving to another rom! we need to support the developers in on way or another guys...come on!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kahvitahra:
Wise words neighbour! :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rwj5279955:
Please keep in mind DesignGears has a handful of devices he develops for. I have been running the latest ROM since it was released, and have no problems. What more can you ask for?

Frankly it's nice not having to restore everything multiple times a week.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
beat me to it :p:D:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
yeah agreed what is the point in flashing ROM's every few days, you need to give a ROM time anyway to settle down plus you'll stress your phone if you continually flash ROM's.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] betadan:
My Captivate was an emotional mess :P
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AndroidGX:
I prefer to flash something durable and "bugyless" than flashing a rom every weeks and getting some new bugs, anyway flashing too much is not so good for our "ssd-like" devices, internal flash memory has a limited life so the less you flash, the more you will enjoy your SGSII :)

Moreover the developer has the right to have a social life I guess, so it will take the time it need but don't worry, he is still cooking for the best, even if he don't give news :cool:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Martinhdk:
I an in no hurry to get a new ROM, this is as good as it can be. Thanks DG
[Galaxy S II Android Development] daddymatt:
+1 DG has supplied us with software that Samsung couldn't (or didn't, whatever)... I for one am WELL pleased with Cognition as you can tell by my signature. ↓

Sent from the best phone on the planet (SGS2) running the best ROM on the planet (Cognition S2)!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] XA-R01:
I also think the same way. Why would anyone wants more frequent updates is beyond me. I mean, I can understand the anxiety if newer ROM supposedly brings new Android version or fixing a very urgent and dangerous bugs. But if the current ROM already on the newest Android platform and no urgent bugs needs ironing, then why the rush? just sit back and enjoy ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] twisted_swe:
Thank you, fellow swede. I'm waiting for the update, tried all the others a bunch of times and always came back to cognition.

Cog is w/o competition the fastest rom I've run on my SGS2, havent tried other roms w/ ninphet kernel tho, this kernel will prolly get almost any rom going faaaast.

The ninphet. kernel will kick ass on almost every rom. But using cognition you know that it's been tested and tested again before release. Hence, less noobs whining about what not in this thread.

Cant wait for the tweaked fugu tweaks, it's gonna kick a**! :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] designgears:
Hey guys, glad you are liking what is out, I am just busy with real life at the moment. More work, less play. :)

I will probably jump back in with the next leak.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gawis:
First things first, rl is more important.

Cognition is indeed great as it is right now and you have provided us with a great set of updates already during the last set of weeks :)

Take your time, we'll see you when you're back :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raidenms:
This version is very fast, stable and battery efficient. No need to hurry :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Illicit Hero:
Agreed, thanks for the good work.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bisoner:
We seem to have gone from I want it now to let's all show some patience. I've tried all the ROMs too and this eclipses all. Not sure how much better it can get.... But will enjoy the new update when it finally lands.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] maxwarp79:
Now I do a stupid question: how many time to release version 1.32?

I ask because I must do a full wipe of the phone, so I'm waiting for the latest version of the ROM, and tomorrow I'll leave for holiday... :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AndroidGX:
Jump at page 601, you'll get your answer.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zerokillz:
Just go on and flash the latest ver. 1.31 it´s awesome as it is, the best rom at the moment!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Beautyspin:
I agree. I am getting incredible battery life.. But the only ROM i flashed was Cognition starting from 1.2. (except for one instance when I flashed Lightening Rom but my radio did not work)... Thanks a lot to Designgears
[Galaxy S II Android Development] maxwarp79:
I can't find it... :confused:

Yes, I know, my question in only because I prefer to do one flash (full wipe + 1.32 flash) only (instead of full wipe + 1.31 flash + future 1.32 update...) ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] critix:
i am very happy with the latest cognition rom - it feels like the s2's hardware was built around it on purpose!

@dev: may it be possible to (re)allow apps to enable/disable the gps module like it is still possible in miui and cyanogen roms? this is the only single feature left to make the rom really outstanding i think - the possibility to switch the gps module was blocked by google beginning with android 2.3 'for privacy reasons' as far as i know and i just hate them for that. i dont mind having gps on all the time but the gps on/off toggle should be either hidden from the main screen or switchable by apps (tasker, automateit, etc) without having to do it manually..

anyway, great rom - thanks for your perfect work!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] androidsjonnie:
I moved to a new rom. This laggy browser is killing me. Hw accelerated browser is a huge plus for me, am on a rom that has it now, dolphin, opera etc. are not good enough for me.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] seavers11:
What i see in the first 1 hour is a great, smooth, fast and stable rom... You can write a install doc on first page, because i think many new users don´t know how to install this rom !? :confused::D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] designgears:
I agree, that is why I reserved that extra post :)

Hmm, maybe I will diff the entire thing against KE7 and see what all changed and just pull out the changed stuff. (really don't want to rebase the rom right after launching it !!)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nerotix:
Sounds plausible, but switching firmware aint a big deal right?:P
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Bratag:
Titanium backup Pro Key? Isn't the pro version of that software a pay for product. Please tell me you aren't bundling up the paid version of the app with your extra package.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nitroz:
I must say this ROM looks the s***. I will flash it tonight and try and port my theme over. Will let you know how it goes, keep up the good work!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] designgears:
Well, FM Radio is fixed, but now I have this little guy every time the it checks the battery level..

battery temp is reporting at 500, which means it should burned my house down already... LOL

edit: cleared the cache and it went away, reporting normal now.. ODDDD
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mdmar:
I cant find this in Rom Manager? I just see different Desire-ROMS...

We are talking 'bout Rom Manager by Koush?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] designgears:
Are you sure you are using an SGS2? mine are the only ones listed in there.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mdmar:
Haha, pretty sure, yes;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] designgears:
I am not sure, that is really strange... trying updating rom manager... :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] darkstar09:
Currently running litening rom, do I need to wipe data before installing this?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] walda:
Hopefully the Rom stays Stock-Look, because i hate Themes! :D :cool:

AddOn's are very welcome, but please do not built it in.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] designgears:
nope, rom does a full wipe.

No worries, cognition has always been about stock looks! Any visual changes will be minor, like the wifi/signal bars :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] spr33:
Is it possible to remap the home key to wake? I don't understand why people don't like having the home key wake the phone.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bentez2003:
OK this looks sweet, but How do I flash this??

Via Odin? Do I install rom manager on my lite'ning 1.3 rom then flash from there? do I need a certain kernel installed to get it to flash??:confused::confused:

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kirdroid:
+1...it will be nice to make the wake up on home button as an option instead of completely disabling.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kirdroid:
Install rom manager from market, open rom manager,

select flash recovery,

select galaxy s2,

select reboot into recovery and the flash the zip (wipe data and factory reset if you want)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] designgears:
I think I will revert this, I thought it would be an issue for me being a physical button there.

keep reading ...

You don't need to wipe, it does all that for you.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mdmar:
Tried uninstalling, and even deleting backup from TiBu, but no luck..

Seems that Rom Manager remembers my previous Desire only?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vegetaleb:
This rom looks like the best on SGS2 till now, another step toward CM7 :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] prodygee:
This rom has all crappy samsung software removed. For speed and battery 'sparing'.

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy SII with XDA Premium
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Techvir:
Try this

Unplug from pc

Restart phone

Settings/ usb utilities/ Connect storage to pc . After clicking connect storage to pc , Connect the phone to pc via the usb . Wait for a few seconds and then the phone screen will show anroid man hoding usb . Now click the connect usb storage button

Wait for a few second and then try to open the drives in the computer.

Voila . It should work
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zodiaxe66:
Just wanna say thanx.best rom build for .GSII atm.extremely fast,stable and smooth.very impressive.

Try oc with tegrak oc ultimate...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Techvir:
Initial version was compatible, however there are changes in ROM manager and its not compatible now. ( if in am not mistaken)

You can flash it in CWM recovery though.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] designgears:
was never compatible, the kernel uses the newer source code.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] designgears:
Cognition S2 v1.05 is LIVE!

Changelog in the op, download links will be active soon!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pliind:
1.05 link here and on rom manager seams to be broken!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] designgears:
read the post above yours ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dac:
I cannot download 1.05 update bo wipe, file not found.

Could you please check? Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gogua:
could you please read before ask ??? see above you.

bye
[Galaxy S II Android Development] davidsavenberg:
haha you kidding me? xD

Look some post above! :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] RMXO:
check out the bolded part
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cabu:
Great sudyodmakmakkrub
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bypx:
now the links are working
[Galaxy S II Android Development] (•.•):
pff.. sns back in.

are you guys fkn stpd to request that ?

get a decent app from the market and don't use that stupid sns..

you should remove all that crap again and who wants that should instal it by himself/herself.

better add lbe security guard.

..hopelessly pwned by google..

sheeps
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Unclean009:
What is SNS?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pliind:
Haha lol sorry, got a couple beers in me :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nikzDHD:
It's just as easy to remove the SNS stuff!

You can remove it yourself using various tools from the market.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] designgears:
Lots of things tie into that stuff, email included...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Unclean009:
Enable USB debugging.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] huzz:
Miren works perfectly IMO. Laggy browser or not Cognition is by far the best ROM for the SG2 too many pros to even consider the cons.

Cheers.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ksacheung:
+1

I also jumped to another ROM and wait for Cognition fix the laggy browser
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dstu69:
This item is not compatible with your device

Hello,

I installed Cognition S2 v1.31 and it solved some issues for me, but some of the apps I was using are no longer available on the market.

When I go to the market through my PC, it gives me this message:

On the apps pages (for example https://market.android.com/details?id=com.tdfsoftware.fivfree), it says that it supports Android 2.2 and up. On my Honeycomb ASUS Transformer tablet (Android 3.1), it works fine.

Can anything be done? :confused:

Thanks.

David
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zerokillz:
There you go! :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Skyline92:
I will also change the ROM.. Updates are just coming to slow.. But you really shouls enjoy your real life :)

:-(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] oc2:
Google Reader does not interact with BLN?

Any solution?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AirfixPilot:
I moved back from CM7, this ROM is great as it is.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Phk:
Waiting for 1.32... Come on!! I really want to try this :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] daddymatt:
People complaining, check out the article, "The State of Our Site" in XDAs articles... it gives a good explanation why some devs have left and the current status of XDA... main problem = noobs complaining about stuff as if for some reason they are "owed" things... DG does this on his free time... he's married and has a job... he's also given us greatness. I like flashing as much as the next guy (not a perv <---) but getting where we are at is the point I believe. Who's to say the next round of updates wont bring us NEW issues... now that IV started using dolphin, its fine. IV even changed the icon so I don't have to look at a dolphin on my front screen!

Sent from the best phone on the planet (SGS2) running the best ROM on the planet (Cognition S2)!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Vaxbox:
Dungeon Defenders not working with this ROM. Anyone same experience?

Latest CF3D+Nvidia Plugins installed.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Phk:
D.Defender is not supposed to work.. Or is it?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cfhuk:
People begging for new releases are putting a lot of pressure on devs that they don't need. ROMs will come in time, the devs are doing this in their spare time for free for the fun of it. 1.32 will be ready when DG is ready to release it. Same with CyanogenMod. If you want to help the devs out donate them a little cash to help. That won't get you anything faster, but it might make the devs a little happier.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kingofthebraves:
What keeps a phone awake? I'm on 1.31 right now and with BLN support on the latest kernel and battery life has been below average. I'm planning on doing a full wipe once 1.32 rolls out. Something keeps my phone awake all the time even if I have no running applications.

I flashed the excluded samsung widgets, is this the cause? I ran one day with all widgets and it did have an effect on the battery, now that I took them out of the homescreen it's still the same.

Why does receiving a text keep the phone awake all the time? Is this because of handcent and the popups?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cfhuk:
I'm finding the phone has been away for long periods as well when I look at battery manager, even though it's been doing nothing in my pocket. I also have the Samsung widgets installed so I'm thinking they may have something to do with it, although I only use the application manager widget, find it really useful.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cigaro78:
To the vocal minority trolling about how they are leaving because updates are too slow for their liking:

Don't let the door hit you on the way out, morons!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tbong777:
+1

If DG never developed another ROM for this device I would likely continue using this one for a long time to come.

The "I am leaving this ROM" posts are funny. Don't post it. Just go. This is not a "developer contest." I am sure DG doesn't care how many people are actually using this ROM and I am sure he would encourage others to try other ROMS as well.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zambara:
In order to find out what is keeping your phone awake more than it should install BetterBatteryStats.

it's not in the market but you can find it with a fast search here on xda...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] airuzzo:
Take your time bro... Dopo **** the winers... And come back when u r ready...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cfhuk:
Ah, cheers!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] androidsjonnie:
Why are you upset that they are leaving. Imo, the "fanboys" like you are worse than the "haters".