yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AirfixPilot:
It wasn't, 1.40 was 251 MB.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Northern-Loop:
I think you'll find you installed the rom, no one else.

So good luck with that

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Umix:
why does the twcalendar widget not work anymore DG?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] peterperfect:
+1

1.42 is far away the best version ever in all aspects.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
judging by the amount of posts from people having issues which can be related to this new kernel i beg to differ.

When i flash this update in an hour or so when my phone charges to 100% ill immediately be flashing a different kernel afterwards.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AirfixPilot:
It's the same two or three people over and over, most of us are perfectly happy. You've made effectively that post, what, three times now?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
are you counting did you check back the last 10/15 pages or something?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] peterperfect:
Check this out, if my battery is great and yours is poor and we using the same ROM and version then it means YOU are doing something wrong.

The major part of users show great results.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CaspaTheGhost:
Agreed and no worries mate :) ... If you want a laugh, I can tell you that I thought you meant the date information shown on the left hand side of the notification bar when pulled down (didnt look at the pic properly!), not the actual time!

Sure you can understand my comment now!

D'oh! :eek:

Dude, what you watching there?! Live feed from the local cop shop?! :confused:

:p

Yes, in this day and age of space missions, super computers and and like, it's shocking that a kernel doesnt support a boot animation... What is one supposed to oooh and ahhh over for 30 seconds as the phone boots every so often... Shocking... :eek:

I might have to change ROM or Kernel... Actually... I might just refrain from staring at my phone whilst it boots up and do something more useful, like posting sarcastic comments on XDA... :D

Care to join me? :p ;)

As per the first part of this response, it was a misread on my part and therefore an over reaction to nofam's post, but I do agree with ignoring stuff, it's just too hard sometimes!

Mate, I'm liking your style! Dont give it up... I tip my hat to you from the other side of the pond!

I can help buddy, DesignGears address for your demand is:

Cognition ROM Developer,

C/O - Imran077,

Your House,

Your Street,

Your City,

Your Post Code (or Zip Code)

Your Country.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aydc:
I'm running a true Frankenstein build now. I'm running CF-Root KH3 Kernel, Stock KH1 Modem and Cognition 1.42 ROM. They all seem to work perfectly together. :)

I'm always amused when n00bz keep asking things like "hey is xxx kernel is compatible with xxx ROM". Everything works with everything people, just keep flashin'... :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
where did i say my battery life isn't good,i am merely making an observation which im fully entitled to do,it's the kernel NOT the ROM which appears to be the problem for some.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
:D:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tbong777:
At 1.40 and holding for a "snappier" ROM........LOL

Actually when I see quick back to back updates I like to see things settle a bit,,,and JohnDoe is not ported yet...LOL
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ArielTM:
Hello.

Something I really find annoying...

I have the Automatic brightness turned on. Plus, I use a pattern lock...

The problem is the Automatic brightness starts working only when I unlock my phone, and when I move from a place with medium light to a place with lots of light I can't see the screen before I unlock my phone.

Is there any way to solve this issue in next versions?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] B3311:
For the first time, I now understand Caspa's despair and loss of will to live.

Sorry Caspa, I just thought you had moral turpitude...

Imran077 - something must be done. But what? Contact designgears? Send round the heavies? I think a strong protest will suffice...

​
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ciceroripi:
For those who has the phone realy hot and poor battery life:

Today when I pic up my phone after more then a hour with no use, it felt realy hot.

So i whent to check the temp and it was mor then 40ºC... very strange since i didn't use the phone, but then I open System Panel (this is a great app) and stated to look at all the open app and the processor: the processor was at 100% use at all the time, and looking at all the app i notice that a service for Droidin (Linkedin app) was at 100% too.

So I did the obvious, unistall the app, instaled another that do the same, and now the phone is never hot again!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
Crikey this seems to be the fastest and snappiest out of every release to date:eek: ive flashed Ninphetamine 2.04 too, well impressed.

I'll post my battery life on version 1.40 which was decent, hopefully even better on this.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rwj5279955:
Laughing my balls off
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
I'm not sure if this is related to this update but media scanning doesn't seem to stop even after a reboot it still continues, any ideas?

edit - it's stopped now but went on for 15 minutes, cant understand it usually it takes about 20/30 seconds, strange...

anyway.........
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jimmymagix:
I don't care that you're going to flash another kernel and neither does anyone else.

Keep this kind of crap to yourself.

Kthnxbai
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
As promised here are some screenshots from 1.40,battery life pretty good, so far ive tested versions 1.15 - 1.20 - 1.30 - 1.40, version 1.15 remains the best for battery life with 28 hours 57 minutes, 1.40 is pretty decent though but even with Juice defender ultimate set to aggressive could not beat 1.15 with Juice defender plus set to balanced,26 hours 13 mins though is pretty decent.

This is with medium internet usage,about an hour of music, about 10/15 calls and texts,pretty much the same usuage all the time unless i happen to be on a train or bus journey where ill use it more.

Android OS has remained pretty much the same throughout, has gone down slightly since leaked 2.3.4 has come out but still remains too high, most Samsung bloatware removed along with any rogue apps causing excessive battery drain like Maps,etc.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
piss off you troll :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nikzDHD:
Use root explorer or similar, hosts file located in system/etc
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zambara:
[Q

Mate, I'm liking your style! Dont give it up... I tip my hat to you from the other side of the pond!

Get a room !

With you twoț this thread is much more fun !

Of course you cant compare with the stoooooopid questions around here....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pietjepuk:
Thanks for you great work, have a drink on me.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
I'm also liking the camera hack a lot,being able to take photos with the power button is great :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] designgears:
Fixes coming tonight:

Overheating while charging
[Galaxy S II Android Development] antiochasylum:
imran077, since DG isn't around I will say it for him.

YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR WHAT YOU DO TO YOUR PHONE, EVERYONE KNOWS THE RISKS OF MODDING, FLASHING NEW FIRMWARE AND OVERCLOCKING.

DESIGNGEARS IS NOT IN ANY WAY RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR STUPIDITY.

However in a sign of light, get into download mode, flash ANY CD-root kernel and try to get into recovery.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blickmanic:
this is the first ever time, and rom since AndroidOS is GONE poof, just like that its not in my battery usage at all! I've been to cyanogen and back aswell!! but I'm seeing other people getting it at 1.42 will post screenies at request
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Eysk:
Unfortunately, it isn't gone. The kernel just doesn't display it separately since various logging functions have been disabled. Supposedly this frees memory - just what we need on this phone! ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
my phone is extremely snappy and seems even faster with this update i think ill stick with this one for a while.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blickmanic:
aww, was getting all happy there aswell lol, so it is there but you can't see the process? well I guess it helps in a way since you don't need to be angry all the time looking at your battery stats and then looking at android os :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] RaPiiDe:
Can we hope for a fix for :

- custom bootanimation

- red line on call menu ?

Thank you for everything !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jimmymagix:
As soon as you stop posting trite **** where YOU and YOUR experience of this ROM is above everyone else's. Seems this thread is the only thing you have going on in your life!

You know what, actually you're welcome to it. I wouldn't want to be in your piteous position!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aDEO:
Maybe this could help you DG: the "red line on call menu" is actually the icon of current Dialer (/system/app/Phone.apk). I guess simple update of the apk file will fix the issue.

Thank you for your hard work!

Regards,

aDEO
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KennyLegend:
Who is dirty bobby??:p:D:D:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tosheeba:
A dirty kernel means it's customized with stuff which doesn't belong in the official dev tree.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marvi0:
Great rom, been on CyanogenMod for most of the time quick question how do I disable the battery percentage showing how much in numbers how much battery am left, i prefer just playing along with the device and charging it, when low.?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] antiochasylum:
Quit asking. Fix it yourself if you don't like it. ****. Do we have to leave a night light on too?

Sent from my Cognition powered SGS2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] prodygee:
Hmm since 1.40 my phone won't enter Deep Sleep. It must be FriendCaster.. uninstalled it and hoping this will solve the problem.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KLoNe1:
Wow, that time of the month for you?

Maybe we should all leave this thread for you & DG.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raidenms:
lost the option to use google maps with microphone, and google translate too...

is this a rom or app issue?

edit: duh, fixed by installing google's "voice search" from market
[Galaxy S II Android Development] huzz:
Hey Guys,

Searched didn't find anything so asking

as per Juwe11 Script

Autokiller Memory Optimizer isn't showing those values, can anyone else confirm this? Coz then the script isn't really working .... :x

Attached what it looks like for me...

Cheers.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dehugin:
very concerned about something. i was going through the running services and came across calendar 1.0. this service has FULL access to everything, and i mean everything even charging you money. you can force close it, but it just starts again. tried looking for the app and is no where in app drawer. finally after deciding this should not be here i used titanium to completely remove. does not affect the stock calender at all. and have no idea what it is for, can everyone please look to see if you have it as well. because i'm pretty sure it's apart of the rom :mad:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] inkyadrian:
Does it?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kotaro_14:
Dude you're just paranoid. Why would DG do this? Paranoia too the max. -_-
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dehugin:
why would a calender app that doesn't do anything or show up, keep itself running with all these permissions! i'm not saying he would do this. but someone explain it!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CaspaTheGhost:
May I offer my condolences and words of cheer... 'We'll get through this guys, we just gotta stick together, build a wall that they cannot knock down...'

Don't worry mate, the thought had crossed my mind too...

LOL, cheeky ****! ;)

I'm sure that's a typo, but for a minute there I did think... Hmmm, is he calling us both twats using a plural I'm unaware of?!

Indeed, I can only aspire to the level of stupidity shown by some... But maybe one day I will reach that utopia I like to call functional PVS...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jdmcivic:
my uptime and quad scores.

display on for 3hrs +
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Anarchist310000:
I love this Rom and everything about it great work DG.... but i have a problem unfortunately i am unable to see all the apps in the market even with using Market Enabler apps from the market which once used to work.... can anyone provide a solution?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] eatonjb:
I'm thinking since jumping from 1.4 to 1.42 there does seem to be a little more battery drain the expected. Not positive yet. Just an fyi. I do need to do more testing.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LonelyJourney:
I second this, I can't either.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] asgard:
Base (XX OXA) KH3 will be available shortly, this is likely to be release 2.3.4 as Samsung have confirmed carriers have it (2.3.4) in their hands for testing.

For anyone hanging for KH1, and @DG, I suggest a patient pause :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] asgard:
The solution is simple, you can change your fingerprint in build.prop, do a search/google its out there. I'm mobile at the moment so I can't easily post a how to, sorry.

I don't think its advisable to do this as standard in a custom ROM, as potentially some freely granted apps like Navigon may not show/work.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dehugin:
wow complete cover up to my post gj noobs
[Galaxy S II Android Development] _Opiate_:
Just now decided i would try my first gs2 rom flash and picked this rom since its been around a while. I must say im quite impressed. Im not seeing that damn "Android OS" battery drain bug anymore as far as i can tell and the rom runs just fine.

Im not too fond of the whole battery percentage mod because it tends to make me little more paranoid about my usage but i can deal with it. Over all a great rom though!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] asgard:
Oh boo hoo someone didn't solve all my worldly problems in 2 hours, so I better rant about it. Operation iron fist clean up on aisle 2!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aarick:
Battery Usage Stats strange behaviour

Update to 1.42 since it was released. One strange thing I'm noticing is that Battery Usage stats is now only showing the following information:

Display

Android System

Cell Standy

Phone Idle

Wi-Fi

I use a lot of other applications and before 1.42, they were showing up (including Android OS, TunnyBrowser and Titanium backup). But now no other applications show up. Don't get me wrong, I'm not complaning about battery drain or anything like that, but I find it a bit strange as nothing else shows up anymore. I surf the internet a lot and last night I left bit torrent downloading on it and it ran for 1.5 hrs off charge as I could see it in BetterBatteryStats Wakelocks. Anyone else experiencing this strange behaviour?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mariotme:
Dude that's normal due to designgears kernel is based on hardcores kernel and by default logging is disabled. That's why your list isnt showing anything else. In hardcores thread you can find the command to activate logging
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aarick:
Thanks for the quick response. Didn't know that as this is the first kernel I am using that has this function turned off. All the kernel I used when I was using the HD2 always had it running.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Eltahur:
after flashing this rom, can i flash back to a stock rom from the other XDA thread if i wanted to or am I locked out from odin due to some configuration from the cognition flash?

Sorry for this noob question.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Anarchist310000:
i tried that by changing everything after the "=" in the line ro.build.fingerprint to google/soju/crespo:2.3.4/GRJ22/121341:user/release-keys but im still unable to see all the apps :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ams84:
yes you can..

just restart to Download mode then flash stock rom through odin
[Galaxy S II Android Development] twitceh:
antiochasylum, thanks for your sarcasm, I just wanted to confirm with you guys with more experience as before I used to full wipe before applying ROMS, but that was with ROMS from different developers.

They're also over 700 pages to this thread and from my last post there has been 23 new pages and I have been trying to go through them all but it is quite difficult.

Thank you peterperfect for the help.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] leftovermagic:
the easiest thing to do is search. In google, type in

site:http://xdaforums.com i9100 <whatever-you-want>
[Galaxy S II Android Development] _Opiate_:
From my own experience with this forum in general you will always find a few people in EVERY thread that have read the whole thing and will jump all over anyone that happens to ask a repeat question.

Anyways after spending a little while with this ROM I'm liking it so far. I am experiencing a strange choppiness when swiping through the home screens but I've been seeing that on other roms too so I think its really just the touchwiz launcher.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nikzDHD:
Touchwiz I think I use launcher Pro and its smooth as butter. Try out a different launcher if you can.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marvi0:
Please is their any info regarding this?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
getting ''Connection problem or invalid MMI code.'' when typing *#9900# to turn of fast dormancy.

it worked with cognision 1.2 thogh
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zambara:
You can use EDT Tweaks for that.

Search it on this thread.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BuHaneenHHHH:
I have a problem with the browser

It just close by itself after 2-3 seconds of starting it

Is it just me or does anybody else have this problem?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ayk33:
please try again. i just tried and it worked for me. do you use any other dialer? try "phone" from the menu
[Galaxy S II Android Development] reala:
I have upgraded from 1.40 and 1.41, no problem at all.

Fast dormancy is always the first thing I turn off as draining the battery seriously.

Anyway, I guess you should make a full wipe and do a fresh install with 1.42.

To make it easy and painless I usually do like this:

If you don't have, download "TitaniumBackup - Root" from the Market (I seriously suggest to buy it, as it is a must have, for a little money you can get batch backup and restore options - it's in my top three apps :)).

Get "AppSaver" and "SMS Backup & Restore" also from the Market (free apps).

1. Run "SMS Backup & Restore", and click on Backup.

2. Run "AppSaver" and search for "TitaniumBackup", select it and click Backup.

3. Run "TitaniumBackup", press Menu button, select Batch, go to the Backup Section and select "Run - Backup All User Apps" and let it finish.

4. Reboot to Recovery

5. First I always "Wipe Dalvik Cache" in the "Advanced" menu (even if it is not needed as the install does it for me).

6. Go back to the main menu in CWM and make a "wipe data/factory reset".

7. Install the ROM, select "install zip from sdcard" and find the downloaded ROM, run it.

8. Reboot system now.

9. Wait for booting up, log in to your gMail account, sync all, let it finish.

10. Open file manager, go to /sdcard/appsaver , find "Titanium Backup.apk", install it - OR - download from the Market (it's up to you, with the AppSaver app method you can do this process without Internet and do the log on and sync later when you are back on-line).

11. Run "TitaniumBackup", press Menu button, select "Batch", go to the Restore Section and select "Run - Restore Missing Apps with Data", let it finish.

12. Run "SMS Backup & Restore", and click on "Restore", select top file.

Now you are good to go, nothing has changed, however running on a fresh install and everything works, as it should.

Sorry for being so detailed, as you personally might know this better than me, but I am pretty sure a lot of people really need this step by step help.

Anyway, a full wipe and a fresh install always a good idea to start at, as you can check if it is the ROM itself, or your previous install causing the problem and actually it might prevent really useless and annoying posts.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] isotoper:
Hi,

If I will install another kernel, will I lose Fujutweaks ?

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marvi0:
Cheers buddy only issue is, that app, will completly remove the battery icon, i just want the battery icon, but without the percentage bit, cause i find when the percentage bit is on, am one of those paranoid at watching battery drop. So anymore suggestions welcome please.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] galanakop:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=16367156&postcount=68

Guys. 1.42 time more than two ADT the page above suggest to flass????
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dwod:
I got that message too and then realised it was because I was using a different dialer. If you use the standard Samsung Phone app from the app drawer it works just fine.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bswpt:
@designgears @all

How could i get cifs running without having to flash other kernel? Is there any chance?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] designgears:
haha, yup, they have swapped around :)

looks like uot is messing things up

:) Hope you like it!

I am off to bed now, WAY past my bed time ;)

----------------edit

Looks like I jumped the gun on the wake lag, tho much better then it was, it is still there. When it is plugged in there is no wake lag at all... foooled!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Café King:
I want to flash this rom...

Is 1.05 containing all the updates that were in the previous roms?

I mean, do I have to flash 1.01, 1.02, 1.03, 1.04 and then 1.05 or can I settle with flashing 1.05 only? :)

Thanks in advance

/CK
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Timpppa:
Zeubug theme fixed it right again. Thanks for the help!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] spirotech:
my "power off" issues of power menu

then it is UOT-Kitchen ?

i have cooked framework-res.apk and systemUI.apk with UOT,

but before wiping my phone and flashing Cognition-rom.

after this it can also be there ?? i dont think or i am unright ?

reboot, recovery and boot in download modus are working fine !!

"power off" does always make like a "reboot"

spirotech
[Galaxy S II Android Development] walda:
if you flash 1.05 full youre be done.

sent from my SGSII via T*patalk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] eil:
Hello! Thank's for the best ROM so far! Will there be an update fixing the wake lag? Or do we have to wait for the 2.3.4 version?

All the best!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] schrickm5:
Cool....

What does this translate to....improved battery life in the next update?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nishanta2006:
hi, to get back the removed apps, I unzipped "removed.zip", which is uploaded on the first page, and then copied all the apk's to /system/app. I still cannot see the apps in my phone. Any clues anyone?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Crucio_:
Sorry to quote myself but think my comment might have gotten lost in the others :)

anyone having this issue or know a fix? thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haasgo:
Lets hope samfirmware is wrong ;-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] saar73:
same here :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ignign0kt:
How is this installed?

Can it just be installed from CWM as an update from zip?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] walda:
Yes, you can.

Dont worry about screenshot. its from 1.04 so the triggers are wrong. In this version everything is ok for 1.05!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Crucio_:
Just did a full flash to v.1.04 to see if the gallery would pick up my pictures in another location other than the camera pictures folder but it didnt, i did notice that they would be picked up in my whatsApp folder ;/

any reason why it is picking up pictures in one folder but not another?