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[Galaxy S II Android Development] poulsky:
Reflash didn't help. However I can se both the Phone and Settings apk IS in the app directory, but not Contacts. Tapping them starts a install procedure which doesn't resolve my problem. These apps are not shown at the higher leves of the OS (app drawer and dock).

Other than that, CWM is acting really weird. Home Button is up, Menu button is down, Power button is select and Volume rocker/back is normal.

Should I do a factory reset?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pHyR3:
Yeah, as people pointed out reflash does wipe the caches, sorry about that, just woke up haha :)

Factory reset could work, but perhaps flash another rom then back to cognition?

I think its happened because you flashed from a different rom straight to 1.15 which doesnt wipe.

Perhaps flashing 1.13 would work?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] poulsky:
Seems logic that I just went from Exynos to Cognition would cause such a behaviour. Think I will try flashing KG1. Then add CF-root and then flash Cognition. Will let you know what happens.

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KLoNe1:
Do custom BootAnimation.zip's work with your modded kernel?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chobie:
Just noticed the known issues part on the 1st page of Nandroid restore not working.

Does this still exist on 1.15?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ashok:
Have used several roms, and i have to say the battery drain on this rom is much more compared to other roms. Even when the system is in standby mode the battery drains more compared to other roms i have used.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] designgears:
Nope, removing that...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] designgears:
Read post #2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rohitgarewal:
I've been using Cognition 1.13 for about two days now and for the first time ever an android phone is giving me stellar battery life for a smartphone. I've had the nexus one, the EVO, the droid charge, and more that im forgetting im sure, and with this rom i am getting iphone 4 type charge, if not better.

On average left alone the phone is draining about 1%-1.5% an hour, and with usage I'm seeing normal drain (but it was when the phone was asleep that Android has been bad).

Yesterday with average use i got 24 hours and still had 19% battery left. Wow! If this lasts for another few days definite donation coming!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alsafady89:
This rom sounds amazing! Does it support arabic? is there a way to get arabic on it?

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] steveohan:
i've been running the cognition roms for a while now, and they've all had a laggy messaging app. anyone else experiencing this??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Unclean009:
Did you delete the app data and see if it's still laggy?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
@DesignGear,

I'm using this rom now for some some time, and mostly with the OC @ 1,5 and that was in 1.13 and before very stable.

I'm aware of that the new kernel and its dev know very much about what he and partner do.

At this moment I'm running into a small But:

Now with the new kernel the steps up are 200 per step, that would mean a 1.4 or a 1.6 OC.

1.6 isn't stable at all (in my case), 1.4 is, but there it lacks in that minor extra of .1 in OC we all where used to in the very near past.

Just went back to 1.13 for stability.

Could the steps be made to 100 again in the kernel instead of 200 since that is a rather big step and most GS2's are only stable until 1.5 and not beyond?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lalacle:
hmm.. after flashing the latest rom... im having trouble restoring certain apps because the device ran out of memory? that is strange..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] steveohan:
just tried it.

it helped a bit, but its still a touch laggy...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Could anyone tell me one thing? Cognition + cf root kg1 kernel =100% safe to use?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kalpik:
Yes, safe! But the included kernel is much better than CF-Root!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ashok:
no offense, but i have been trying custom roms for a month now. So i have already calibrated it. it still lose battery much than other roms, and i am sure of that.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
While flashing a lot you can also ruin your batt.stats, so recalibration is needed, you need a few days to see what it does ;) on 1 particular rom to see what it does.

A SGS 1/2 user since day one (soz both of em), the SGS I was 3 weeks standard, version II ehhh 0.1 day (that was the time driving home and getting something to drink).

This is not to offend, but every flash should/needs some time to calibrate good for proper stats, and that needs several full charges and de-chargings.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tbong777:
Give it time. It takes days for a battery to re-calibrate naturally.

I could not flash 115 Errors with Zips so I just flashed my nandroid backup of the Stock KE7/codeworkx root kernel and flashed ninphetimine's 1.4 kernel over that.

DId a data wipe in prep for reflash then lost my settings for Medianet (Cingular410.wap) So thankfully I had a nandroid back up which restored my data until I figure out what's up with the WiFi being always on and the Cog Zip files all of a sudden "bad" and unflashable

EDIT: Flashed 1.15 successfully after flashing Ninphetamine kernel through CWM to recovery...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] defnz:
Are you talking about the right to left animation when you select someones name in the messenger app? If so then yes, but only the first time and only for people where there's a lot of messages
[Galaxy S II Android Development] steveohan:
yup this is exactly what im experiencing!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] STEKAM:
It's much more cleaner and beautiful!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BigE:
Ahhh, the million Dollar question...

It is kind of hard to tell when there isn't enough time spent on 1.15.. it is out less than 24 hours, and for an answer there should be the following:

1. Flash the ROM,

2. Drain battery to about less than 10%

3. Fully charge it.

4. Go in recovery and reset battery stats.

5. Run the phone down to about 10%

6. Report results, and compare to another ROM with the same installed apps and usage (what is called 'apples to apples')

Interim observation: I play with the phone too much after a flash, hence my display is eating up a lot, not to mention that flashing makes battery stats weird (negative numbers until drain?) but it seems that the battery drain is fair. At least at idle, with OC the drain is less than 2% which is impressive. So no complaints, and no praising of battery life YET.

Over all - very nice release, and I am proud to use a 'made in USA' ROM.. Like it a lot.:cool:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BigE:
I wish I could afford keeping the [hone idle all day long. On the other hand, why spend good $700 if not using it? :)

yes, I recognize a 2% in idle times, especially with under clocked CPU to 200-400Mhz, but with calls, emails, text, and browsing, am lucky to get 12 hours without charging.. I am lucky to be able to charge while commuting, so it lasts enough for a full day out of home, but 24 hours? no kidding, I get it on the weekend when I don;t touch the phone.. :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zolom:
1.15 - better battery life

It seems from last night 01:00 AM till 08:00 AM that battery drain (in sleep mode) had improved; only 4% drain.

It is not enough for a serious measurment, but still, this is the best I had got so far.

Everything seems to work (incl. flash player, which had aggrevated me at the start - my mistake). Rom is fast.

I did install the rom with the ZIMAGE 1.15, offered few pages before.

Thanks again for a great and well done rom.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] furyhawk:
V1.15 been the best rom so far. Love the kernel. Using 200 and 500 mhz mainly. Compared to 200 and 800 in the past.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] exmatproton:
@1400 i have difficulties. Not to mention 1600...reboots, hangs...not stable. Running stock frequencies is working ok atm.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] spradling:
Damn you DG!! My batt life is so great now I feel I wasted money on 2 extra batts LOL!!! :P

Thanks a lot, this is awesome!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rohitgarewal:
I hear ya, these phones are meant to be used!

However, when I flash a new ROM I always try to understand what the idle drain is to set a baseline. If a ROM lasts me 12 hours when I'm not touching it, then I'm always worried about my battery not lasting and the phone not being usable when I really want it. On the other hand, if a phone can last me almost 24-30 hours with not much happening, then a solid 10 - 12 hours of heavy use is great for me.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SoreGums:
I was on Lite'ning and when it rebooted everything was still installed...

have now wiped everything (i think...) manually and applied zip again.

this time booted up to android setup wizard thing and nothing is installed.

if this doesn't work well, will got to XXKG1 via odin + CF-Root.

so far so good though ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] antoniomistretta:
Good morning! :)

After 7 hours a standby tonight:

Cognition S2 v1.08.:rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nutmegy:
i'm asking this one too..

I am having to use a CF-root kernel to get around it at the moment..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lolmensch:
Nice one :) I don't understand all those people complaining about battery life :-P
[Galaxy S II Android Development] roisagi:
how to flash this?

PDA at ODIN?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mach0boi:
Nope. It doesn't work. But the original ninphetamine kernel supports it. I'm using DG's kernel and i can live without that custom boot anim :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mach0boi:
I don't know what file are you referring to. I assumed it is the kernel, if it is a zip file, you can flash it in CWM recovery :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] roisagi:
what Kerenl and modem are you using?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] geistteufel:
Setcpu can be use to adjust voltage and to overclock
[Galaxy S II Android Development] roisagi:
the Zimage file from a few posts ago
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gingernator007:
I too have lost root since the update, tried a couple of reboots, any ideas?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] norpan111:
Also due to the animations is set to fast, set them with spare parts on stock and it also feels a lot faster;)

Can someone upload some stock apks like Widgets? I'm at work so cant access a computer right now.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] killerjohn:
what is the best kernel/modem combo for this ROM? CF-ROOT KE7, KE8, KF1? Or just stick to the custom one already in ROM?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Unclean009:
I'm not exactly certain what you mean. I found a stock firmware. I unzipped it and it's a tar file, inside that are some img files. I'm sorry if I sound like a complete idiot with this.

I just want my widgets back
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aly19:
anyone notice that the vibration feedback is is very weak in this ROM?

any way to fix it?

thanks

Unclean009: download this ROM and you can find what you are looking for in its file that you can unzip
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Unclean009:
All the samsung widgets come with this rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aalupatti:
Where is the download link for 1.03 ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aly19:
I have no idea to tell you the truth,

also, does anyone know how to remove the battery level text from the battery icon?

thank you
[Galaxy S II Android Development] norpan111:
Try download a cwm flashable zip, one that contains those widgets. I'm at work with no access to a computer otherwise I would do it and upload them, if you manage to find them. Could you please upload them here? Thank you
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pliind:
Superfast compared to stock and VillainROM, many thanks for this! :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] geekaren:
Generally, ROM developers put the download link the 1st post of the thread -- look a few lines above the screenshots:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=14731906&postcount=1

If you click to the download page and it says something other than 1.03, refresh and/or clear your browser cache.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Unclean009:
I cant seem to find one, but I managed to find the apks that were backed up from titanium. I didn't save many. I can't get them installed though. Heres the digital clock and the program monitor widgets:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/jclvqbfdy...talclock-ca72b11f7441eff4c1bde7ddd0667f0f.apk

https://www.dropbox.com/s/tldtp5yuk...orwidget-fe32409c3b7745ce18c2cb381291b322.apk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Deadeye*:
Quadrant and Linpack results?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gingernator007:
Just because you place a question mark at the end of a sentence, doesn't mean it's a question.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ichigo786:
Full Wipe Issue :s

Hi. I was wondering if anyone would be kind enough to nudge me in the right direction.

Currently i have the 1.0.3 Full Wipe .zip on the root of my SD card.

Secondly i have rom manager premium installed and clicked on the first link to flash CWM Recovery.

Thereafter i clicked on Reboot on Recovery and now i am stuck. What do i do next... the 3rd option to Wipe and Factory Reset? After which i then select install via SD Card (option 2) What about the last option of Wipe Partitions?

Also i do not want to lose anything on my Internal 16GB and External 8GB memory cards whilst doing the Wipe/Factory Reset.

Sorry for the long post any help appreciated greatly. Thank you.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] geekaren:
Thanks for posting these -- they're the widgets I most want to re-install. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to get them to install successfully either.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] norpan111:
Nope, did not work for me either. Tried pasting them in data/app and system/app and install regular but no success :( help...?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr.Kakarot:
I also did a full wipe/reset before installing this rom, why would our kernels be different?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aalupatti:
Thanks . Clear cache helped.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] donharden2002:
Just so you know, the dev of this rom hates being asked about benchmark scores. Not trying to be a smart a#% or anything but just thought I'd throw it out there so others reading thru know.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] geistteufel:
Try here http://sck.to/83
[Galaxy S II Android Development] maxwarp79:
A (stupid) question: in the Samsung's stock ROM there was an app for video editing (I don't remember the exact name), where Can i get it? :confused:

EDIT: excuse me, I find it, its italian name is "Creazione video"... ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mach0boi:
Ok. What I did was, extract the zImage file and putted it in my sd card. Then I copied it inside the ninphetamine kernel zip file to replace the original one then flashed it via recovery.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mach0boi:
I think it's videoeditor.apk. You can get it in the first page of this thread. "Removed apps". But did DG removed it?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Fauert:
Cognition S2 v1.15

Thank`s !!

I`am on Cognition S2 v1.15 now , and i already love it . Was on 100 % when flashing , used it a lot , try to use it heavy , now for 3 hour`s , and still got 83 % batteri left. Android-OS stable at 13 - 18 % . :D

No OC ! No low Voltage.

I`m from Denmark , and I am proud to use a 'made in USA' ROM.. Like it a lot. :cool::D:cool:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mach0boi:
Now you're on Cognition :D what will be your ROM tomorrow? :P
[Galaxy S II Android Development] roisagi:
i am not sure i understand:

where is the ninphetamine kernel zip file located?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mach0boi:
Ooh sorry. Just download the kernel here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1172520 then replace the zImage inside with the one you downloaded here.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Fauert:
Hii, my friend :)

*** Cognition S2 v1.15 *** !! :o
[Galaxy S II Android Development] antoniomistretta:
:)

Modem: I9100XXKF2

Kernel: 2.6.35.7

DesignGears@minty #17
[Galaxy S II Android Development] maxwarp79:
I find it, it wasn't removed! ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rumble6059:
after reading of the CMW recovery back-ups not restoring in version 1.13 and it now being fixed in v1.15 i have a question.

i am currently on v1.13 and after seeing that v1.15 was out i have downloaded the zip and created a nandrod backup.

if i have problems in the flash and my phone gets wiped or something, would restoring my v1.13 backup from within the updated v1.15 not work?

basically if i restore a v1.13 backup with v1.15 will it work or not?

Thanks in advance, looking forward to flashing v1.15 :-)

Rumble
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hassan:
Restoring from CWM backup will restore 1.13 again. Use mybackup app to backup your data on the phone like sms etc.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Tarek82:
Is home in v1.14 set to be in the middle? i tried v1.13 and the home page was set on page 1.

the reason why i am still using 2.3.3 (v1.08) it because of the default home page being 4 and this is very convenient for me.

i would like to move to 2.3.4
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rumble6059:
yeah i thought it would restore back to v1.13 but wanted to make sure that it

would

restore

Rumble
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rumble6059:
here's how to do it :-)

edit the file /system/default.prop as per this

just add the additional line.

note: if you want the default screen to be No.1 you need to put "defaultscreen=2", not =1

hope this helps,

Rumble
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hassan:
As long you have your backup you can always restore. If some how CWM recovery within the 1.15 doesn't work you can flash latest CF kernel and and flash your stuff back as I've tried it already. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rhys100:
anyone got a mirror for 1.15. cant seem to use his site. :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hahni91:
my upload: http://www.multiupload.com/YW4U8W4EGD
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gokhanmoral:
Does anybody else experiencing,problem with auto brightness? It doesnt work for me and i wonder if it is kernel related or my brightness sensor is broken when i last dropped my phone.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] skijk:
Flush the cache solved memory issues for me.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nofam:
Can anyone confirm this is a bug?

- Contacts

- Ringtone

- Select sound from My files

Getting a FC on android.process.acore
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xp3rto:
My phone reboots many times on its own :-(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zarg404:
works for me
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rumble6059:
Edit: Works for me

Rumble
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Fauert:
NOT confirmed ! Sorry....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Fauert:
Try wipe all cache`s . Reflash (1.5) that hopefully will do !!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Beautyspin:
Hi - I am a noob to flashing. Flashed Cognition v1.13. I do not see the CWM application separately. So how do I flash the v1.15? Do I use the power button to go into download mode and flash?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kalpik:
Reboot into recovery, and flash from there.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Beautyspin:
Kalpik - Thanks for such quick reply. I cannot try it now as I am at office but will do it today evening..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Fauert:
Go in RECOVERY mode and WIPE ALL CACHE`s . Then FLASH Cognition S2 v1.15

All done !! :)

I were a little late ......
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
Keep the mirrors coming folks much appreciated.

I'm going to flash 1.15 today, im still on 1.13 but having read the comments most seem to be positive.:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] quakermaas:
Going well so far, haven't run into any problems yet.

Thank you DG
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
That is impressive mate is that just on standby?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KLoNe1:
Cheers for ignoring my post!!

But in all seriousness - your kernel must not support custom BootAni's - I had to use the ninphetamine 1.4 kernel to get it to work.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KLoNe1:
Are you Overclocking? If so, try turning the OC down.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mach0boi:
This question have been answered already. And that is if you're reading the posts in this thread. DG already said he will look at the bootanimation thingy as many already reported it isnt working..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Guitarfreak26:
I'm still getting the odd battery issue, I get a freeze then when it comes on its lost 40% battery, is that the sign of needing calibration?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Beautyspin:
Thanks for the suggestion. I could not wait so I did the flash while I was at work based on Kalpik's suggestion and it worked. Phew! I had my heart in my mouth for a few seconds there.

But it is good to know there are other alternatives, just in case I am not as lucky every time...:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KLoNe1:
Battery Life not so great here - will see how it goes after 2-3 days though - hopefully it will improve.

35mins of music about 1.5hrs ago - nothing else.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] poulsky:
Did a factory reset instead of all the flashing. Seems everything is okay right now. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Eddiemc:
blackish mod

Here's a black mod for 1.15..

(old schreenshots, off course the datatoggle is included;))

Use root explorer and place each file in the respective folder, overwriting the original, (marked, maps, statusbar will fc), then reboot:

place systemui.apk in /system/app and framework-res.apk in /system/framework

Just png. swaps, no files changed
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mosd:
I didn't understand how to install could u try again thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] designgears:
no problem!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
Downloading now, it wouldn't allow me to download on my phone for some reason so im using my laptop.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nobnut:
Thanks for the useful information. Please keep us updated. What make is your laptop? :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
assuming your taking the piss mate with the :p

I'm sure some people might try and download this update on their phone via wi-fi but it wont download so that's why i posted it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Crucio_:
<3 love it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] D.O.C:
Lucid theme updated with bug fix...:-) ,
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Crucio_:
If you tried to use the stock browser to download you might have run in to trouble, it sometimes doesnt like to download .zip files.

I use dolphin browser to download and it works fine :) you could try using that or any other browser next time ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Eddiemc:
extract the downloaded folder, and you'll find two files.

Use root explorer and place each file in the respective folder, overwriting the original:

place systemui.apk in /system/app and framework-res.apk in /system/framework

Hope this clarifies it, I'll update the post:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
I never use the stock browser mate always X-Scope,didn't work maybe ill try Dolphin too.

Anyway ive downloaded it have put it onto my external SD card will move it to internal SD and replace version 1.13.

My KIES wont work for some reason ive tried on various browsers and a few different conenctions, it's only worked the once for me, when i enter in the address it times out on the browser.

So i have to physically take out the SD card anytime i want to delete and add files:(