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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gowind:
will you please look into that home screen lag issue. when you add widgets and apps to 3 or more pages, the home screen starts to drag. its like a sticky effect. i tested it with different wall papers and even re flashed the rom with full wipe. its fine as long as there are little apps or widgets but as you add more they get slow and choppy.

when you charge the battery, even when it is 100% charged the battery indicator shows only half of it filled

is it possible to add the removed samsung apps in separate zip files so that the users can flash the apps they need.

i have one more request, can you please upload the new wallpaper. its really cool. :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GoRRaN:
is there another MODEM for this ROM ? or should we proceed with the KG1 MODEM?

P.S @raffaele...buddy you know that the weather widget is not transparent? :) i think you forgot this one :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jimpsar:
how can we change the csc from kor to eur for example?

extract it from a rom and place it in system?

also brightness it too low.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mission26:
too many FC, reverted to 3.7.4. will wait for a new update. Otherwise the ROM is pretty decent.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mission26:
force close for me. Had to revert to the old version of batista rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zoule HCo:
I've monitor the dual core script.. I'm agree with u man.. the script on the other side look useless.. n it depend almost 100% on kernel.. the daemon controller only works with ninpo kernel.. even set lowest clock.. battery drain still there.. but better then stock kernel..

i've tested speedfrey kernel.. the kernel extremely tweak.. by default the clock on deep sleep run 200MHz and running at 200MHz when tapping the screen.. no wonder this kernel always give me good battery life..

The phone very responsive with 200MHz speed.. the voltage also UV..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zoule HCo:
plz share what cause u the FC.. I've never had any issues.. wipe n flash the rom.. everything ok.. except the alarm clock but raffa already fix it..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haasgo:
nah mate not only fc's! the window animations as well. dunno how to describe but when u press back from, lets say, messages it stutters and the animation aint fading out as it should. it stops in the fading process and looks awful! thats why i decided to restore my backup and go back to 3.7.4 which is good but due to the bloatware included draining battery to much.

on the other hand: why do we need to underclock/overclock etc by default?! thats part of the kernel and the individual needs of every user himself.

my understanding of cooking a rom is to give the user the OPPORTUNITY to costumize things himself, not to force him into a direction. same with theme though! a rom cooker shud concentrate on the rom, which makes sense due to the work u have with feedback and troubleshooting...

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
must admit speedfrey for me is the best kernel out there for battery life. i know the thread for that is closed i have been told but if anyone wants the download i stil have it. but i do not know if that goes against me putting a link for it please someone let me know thanks..but if anyone wants the kernel and its ok to put a link for me its the best kernel out there
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zoule HCo:
not really sure about that mate.. but have u try different kernel.. I've experience one.. flash other kernel solved stutters problem..

actually i dont like UC/OC on my phone.. even though i'm computer geeks..

but i like the UV idea.. bcoz the cpu will run at default clock but with less voltage.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fidorulz:
For older markets I erase market updater and vendor apk from system/apps then transfer vendor apk of old market to system apps and change both owner options to root

All with root explorer
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sonic7:
Can you please send me the lastest Speedfrey ? or upload to mirror ? Would be very great.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Solidswede:
I'm on Speedfrey too now with Auto detect (SetCPU) and conservative setting. Just calibrated battery, 1hr gone, 99% battery left, deep sleep the whole time. I'll update on progress on this. I'm on a newly wiped 3.7.5.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raffaele88:
after the second cycle of charging my phone has eaten deep sleep only 1% in 3 hours:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tudort:
And the kernel used is ???
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Solidswede:
Very interesting... I'll update my status after second cycle has been performed.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mission26:
the browser, root explorer, old market. all of these when I go back it gets stuck and after a while FC.

Dont know the problem. waiting for the new update from raffa.

I have used other ROMs but for some reason I like batista roms.

If anyone knows the solution then do let me know.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] avetny:
damn fast rom !!!!

But the status bar ugly, sorry it my opinion ! (status bar line)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fidorulz:
Maybe I'm missing something but I installed new rom and them CPU script fix and rebooted a bunch but no matter what I do with Daemon Controller during wake it's always 500min and 1200Max. Setcpu was removed a few reboots ago.

Trying to get 200min and 800max on wake.

Anything i'm missing here?

Can I edit these settings manually in system/etc or somewhere?

If so can anyone point me to the file I need to edit?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haasgo:
i used to stick with ninpo kernel, but which one would you recommend?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 212121:
thanks for your excellent work

do not know how to make a personal improvement

I have changed the market, so slow is the new, always wear the old black market

thanks

1 cycle load checking and testing with kernel rage, 27 to 30, proving the 2

This week I invite you to a beer
[Galaxy S II Android Development] K_Hismoom:
Edit /system/etc/dual_core/awake_script with RootExplorer or similar app and change scaling_min_freq and scaling_max_freq, as explained a few pages back.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fidorulz:
Thanks search option in xda isn't always helpful
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zoule HCo:
speedfrey kernel 3.0.0 always give me a good battery life and it also support setcpu. the kernel also support various tweak.. very fast n FYI the kernel by default run 200MHz on wake up and turn deep sleep when your screen turn off..

after 6 hours on idle the battery only drop 1% (screen turn off)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] elrazerx:
Which kernel do you use. I use this script with ninphetamine 2.1.2 and it works well.

I just edit a line for cpu0, I think when cpu1 is online the parameters are copied from cpu0 config

Other thing is that it miss 2 states for a ninphetamine kernel you have to set 7 states whereas you set only 5 states

echo "1225 1125 1025 950 875" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/UV_mV_table

means

1600Mhz - 1225mv

1400Mhz - 1125mV

1200Mhz - 1025mV

1000Mhz - 950mV

800Mhz - 875mV

500Mhz - stock xxx mV

200Mhz - stock xxx mV

so you have to add 1400 1275 to your UV_mV_table and your phone will not freeze anymore.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tudort:
Please post link to latest speedfrey you have...there are lots of people who want to try it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haasgo:
Ok mate u made me curious ;-) i really do love this rom but all scripting wont help if the default kernel is not compatiple to the mods u have made....will try the new rom with speedfrey and all other fixes...lets see what happens. But to be honest: i already had a very good battery life a few updates ago. Battery lasted almost 2 days but now with 3.7.4 its maybe one...will get back to ya later mate!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] humzafar:
Why dont you guys simply google speedfrey 3.0 and get alternative download options? than risking this thread for posting a mod suspended download..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] spOiLerz:
http://www.multiupload.com/4UGRIXLCFE

speedfrey v3
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zoule HCo:
+1..

think the same way..

there is another android forum discussing about this kernel..

the link also still alive..

I think posting link which is the thread already close by mod a bit risky..

we all love this rom.. so let the thread clean..

or if someone need the link.. can use the PM function..

but as always my advise.. plz asked uncle Google b4 made any request..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] spOiLerz:
if there is rating for customROM..we can knw which one more ppl used..huhu. =p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nicregi:
Hey guys. Need to ask you this. I tried usb connect to laptop but my gf's laptop isn't recognizing my phone or usb port. I have to on the mass storage and then the laptop will recognize my phone. With this, I can't usb tether using that laptop.

So, what is wrong? I can't figure out what is wrong. Sorry I know is a little confusing but hope you understand.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
if its ok with Raf then i will post a mirror to speedfrey 3.0. i do apologise i just want to do things by the book and i dont want to upset anyone. so if raf feels its ok then by all means i will post a mirror for you guys.

I have tried speedfrey on 3.7.5 and previous updates of the rom and although it does not with the bootanimation i feel its worth losing cause the battery life with that kernel is amazing.

cheers:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] frankcilo:
If I go to /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu1/cpufreq/UV_mV_table

is not present.

While sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/UV_mV_table

Is present.

Why?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xinfinityoO:
mate thats not a file location.. thats a command you send to the cpu.. that command should be in a file located in the init.d folder

edit

sorry didnt understand what u asked..

it cud be coz both cores are not used all the time.. try increasing the usage of your phone and then use those command..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fenomeno83:
maybe when cp1 is used, get cpu0 undervolting settings

but you need to have a script in system\etc\inid.d to set your voltages after every reboot (if you set directly in sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/UV_mV_table, after reboot will return kernel default settings) .

Like this (edit with your favourite..)..copy in system\etc\inid.d

http://www.mediafire.com/?4vb7tc50fpaxt6x
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gowind:
i am having a strange issue with kies air from v3.7.4. it works well and fine for a few times and then suddenly it wont exit. even when you stop kies air, the icon will stay in the notification vbar and you can see it running in the background. any one has experienced this. only someone who uses kies air frequently can find this.

also guys, i was using set cpu for under volting while on batista 3.7.4 with ninpo kernel. now with the new rom and kernal updated to speedfrey 3.0.0. can i or do i need to uv. and if yes then will set cpu work with it....?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fenomeno83:
speedfrey isn't compatibile with undervolting..this means that voltage settings will be taken only from kernel (in setcpu for example you don't find possibility to do this..and there isn't way to set your favourite settings).

Kernel is already undervolted, but you can't set your favourite
[Galaxy S II Android Development] platy222:
holy cow!!! this rom is a monster speaking of battery life and smoothness!!! best rom so far!!!

one question, can i use the 3.7.2 Theme he posted for 3.7.4 with the 3.7.5 rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tudort:
You keep original ninth kernel?

Yes theme 3.7.2 works
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gmlogan:
Silly question, but what is the far right icon (3 rows round in a circle) in notifications? I thought background sync but tried it and could not see any change via the settings menu
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bynam:
Hello

Please help me

For have the best battery life after Installation Batista70 3.7.5 Need to Install CPU Script ?? or no need and CPU Script is include on rom

and which kernel have the best battery life with Batista70 3.7.5

i Use Jeffrey-SpeedFrey2 kernel now

can use Jeffrey-SpeedFrey2 on Batista70 3.7.5 and script to "turn off" one core in deep sleep work With this kernel؟؟؟

which kernel is better than Jeffrey-SpeedFrey2 in battery life for this rom ؟؟؟

My goal is Have the best Battery life and this is very important for me

Sorry for poor English
[Galaxy S II Android Development] minjiet:
auto rotate....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tenchi0205:
Can you please send me the lastest Speedfrey too? :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zoule HCo:
the latest speedfrey kernel before the thread closed was speedfrey 3.0.0..

the thread closed bcoz of GPL issues.. as we know some developer doesn't reveal their source code.. but when you on xda.. u need to provide GPL source code..

If i'm not mistaken someone already post the link here.. or plz google.. other forum still have it..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tenchi0205:
;)sorry for that...

Do the Fix CPU Script on the 1st page there is a must to update?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] spOiLerz:
The bootscreen will change to normal if we flash to speedfry v3?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zoule HCo:
yes recommended..

ya it will change to default boot animation..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tenchi0205:
:) Thanks for clarification...

after that need to modify according to this:

wake:

Cpu0 active

Cpu1 active Cpu1 offline

Min freq 500mhz

Max freq 1.2ghz

Governor Ondemand

Sleep:

Cpu0 active

Cpu1 offline

Min freq 200mhz

Max freq 500 mhz

Governor Ondemand

via using root explorer and go to /system/etc/dual_core and change the two script inside?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gowind:
no need. after you flash the updated cpu script. just leave it as such and it will do the rest.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tenchi0205:
:) Thanks!~
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fenomeno83:
Wait new release and don t touch norhing
[Galaxy S II Android Development] poyda69:
It would be good to know which kernels work 100% with V3.7.5 of this ROM.

It seems that some of the kernels won't work with the CPU scripts but which ones do???????

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] malavan:
A update with jkay 9.1 would be awsome
[Galaxy S II Android Development] extrem69:
Hi, i have this 3.7.5 two days ago. during last day, i9100 waste only about 30% battery.

this night have about 65%. all night in standby and this morning is about 12%!!!!!!!!!!

battery stats show that Android OS wasted 48% of battery, and android system 18%

standby phone only 8%.

what can i do? i dont have any process.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
few guys have asked for speedfrey kernel 3.0 it works awesome with batistas rom and i get amazing battery life. bootanimation is not supported with this kernel but i feel that i could sacrifice that for better battery life.

here is the link if anyone wants to use the kernel.

hope its ok to post the link as i do not want to upset anyone on this forum.

Raf your work is amazing and your rom is the only one i use now. Thank you so much

http://www.multiupload.com/JY2G74K8FF

:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] thanksgiving60:
please take out the dual core script in your next release as its garbage with our sgs2 and i dont want to stress my phone with it

will switch to DK for now
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
http://www.multiupload.com/JY2G74K8FF

here you go friend.

that is the latest version 3.0 one. awesome battery life.:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 212121:
also goes well ragemod bln + oc + uv vootanimation k30

gone but today it gives me the v.1.1 is more attuned to speedmod s, so I will augur well performance and fuel

traduc google
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mission26:
i second your thought about the rom. really amazing.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] frankcilo:
Battery consuption with this rom for me is no good!

With battery monitor I see a fixed expenditure than -40ma with display off and after 3 hours of normal use I have already lost 20% charge.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tenchi0205:
Thanks...got it already few thread back:p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
oh ok..hope its doing the business for you:p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] frankcilo:
Hi Raf, can you include feature disable to default audio suppression?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1251922

....and with call rec?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] da.trute:
Thanks, will give it a go, not a fan of the boot animation anyway, bit ugly on this ROM, prefer others.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sick Enough To Die:
lost 2% from 11pm-6am. so deep :D. but it didn't support script (/system/etc/init.d)......
[Galaxy S II Android Development] atomic339:
I have problem with GPS. Today I search signal (fix) for 1 hour. How to fix this? It is only on this version.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
hey apologies as regarding about the script. all i know as with regarding the kernel i have used it on every rom i flash because its the best kernel for me regarding battery life and that is a big must for me. and i thought i share it with everyone else cause i know how much people care about battery life.

i will say it again if im doing wrong by posting a link to a kernel that i think its good for me and helps with regarding battery life then please i hope someone tells me.

I know Raf did use speedfrey in an earlier update of the rom. I do not know as regarding the issues why the thread for speedfrey got closed but as regarding me using it and loving my battery life i thought since i have the file still on my handset why not share it and help other people who might be looking for a kernel which is good for battery life.

:D wished i knew how to make a rom...the devs on here are super talented
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 212121:
test, the new ragemod 1.1, greetings
[Galaxy S II Android Development] poyda69:
"program Monitor" is not working for me on V3.7.5.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
ok will do cheers...how good is battery life on that?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lumsdoni:
I would greatly appreciate some help, regarding battery life. Numerous searches and flashes have served only to confuse me further.

I am running Batista 3.75.

I flashed the CPU script and the clock script.

I then flashed speedfrey 3.0 kernel.

I keep reading people saying they are using the phone for hours and only seeing 2% loss on battery.I am losing about 10-15% per hour.

I tend to have wifi on all the time. But am barely using the phone. I use gmail sync, beautiful widgets clock and weather.

Is it likely to be twitter and facebook updates draining the battery?

Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sick Enough To Die:
BetterBatteryStat is what u need....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Hi ya friend. I had the same problem as you before and i was going out of my mind thinking what was wrong.

I have my wifi on all the time have got gmail sync and also fancy widgets as my clock. now if i am not using the my handset like last night i charged it and wen i went to bed woke up the next day and it went down by 3% and that was overnight. Charge it to the max then calibrate your battery and let it drain out completely and then charge your phone again and do that for a few cycles and you should see the benefits of your battery. hope that helps
[Galaxy S II Android Development] da.trute:
You both have wifi on all the time and you wonder why your battery is dropping quickly?, why do you need wifi on all the time?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
I do have wifi on all the time because being home all the time and working from home its a important for me. But with the kernel from speedfrey and the tweaks of batistas rom i get a good day or two from my battery. and that is with wifi on.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] [PhOeNiX]:
awesome!

with this new rom the battery life is amazing!

after 30 minutes of having 3G and listening on MP3 PowerAMP + equalizer via Bluetooth, has spent only 7% of the battery!

easily before consumption was close to 20%!

and best of all, is not as "hot" as before!

:D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fitchz:
just flash this ROM from Lightning

This ROM is GD Awesome! super fast!

but I'm still working on the power management part, my experience is not the same with others, the battery drain too fast, I'll do the calibration later to see if it works

Anyway, this is an amazing ROM I've ever had, super!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] prosumerhacks:
network drops....?!

@gowind... what did u do mate when u had network drops and the network wont reconnect even when u use network toggle in notification bar...

thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marcusjt:
I'm currently running the Samsung 2.3.3 stock ROM and am fed up of waiting for a new 2.3.4 ROM to appear from Samsung so have been researching which custom ROMs to try, and this one seems to be the best...

HOWEVER, I have a few pretty basic questions about the "wipe" for Batista70 3.7.5:

1) Is the wipe automatic (i.e. it happens once the ROM is installed and the phone is rebooted) or is the wipe something I have to do manually? (If so, when?)

2) I really don't want to have to reinstall everything on my phone, so is the wipe really necessary? What will be the consequence if try to use 3.7.5 without doing the wipe?

3) Is a no-wipe version of 3.7.5 (or a newer version, e.g. 3.7.6/3.7.7) coming soon? If so, I am happy to wait a while longer... Or will *ALL* Batista ROMs from now on require wipe?

Thanks in advance to my questions above!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zoule HCo:
1) Yes.. it will wipe automatically..

2) If u flash the wipe version.. (3.7.5).. it will deleted all apps.. so u will need to install all apps again.. 3.7.5 is a wipe version there is no way u can flash the rom without wipe the data.. best advise backup your apps.. backup use Titanium backup..

3) It could be "yes" and "No". so far 3.7.5 are near perfect.. most of the problem come from 3.7.4 are solved..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raffaele88:
Hi All,

I'm working on an update, in that, there will be fixes included, then a script to undervolt already set and the usual script for the CPU .. now you can do without SetCPU bottle because the frequencies, voltages have been set too; )

in this way:

1600Mhz - 1425mV

1400Mhz - 132mV

1200MHz - 1225mV

1000MHz - 1125mV

800MHz - 1025mV

500Mhz - 950mV

200Mhz - 875mV

Deamon obviously if the control you have set on the basis of 1200MHz, they only use those frequencies;)

Then you added the new 9.1 Jkay :D

thanks fenomeno83 for the script :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fenomeno83:
as you can see (if you have experience about undervolting) settings are medium to have compatibility with every chip. There is by default a little/medium undervolting in comparison to stock voltages. If you want, you can change with your favourite settings (will publish a guide). Who don't know about undervolting, leave default settings that save more battery in comparison to stock and are compatibile with all cpu

script will be compatibile with ninphetamine kernel. it isn't sure compatibility with others
[Galaxy S II Android Development] knights.JayTana:
Thanks Raf... waiting for the update...

i also have one request, can you provide a patch for default transistion? i love your ROM but i dont like the random/fly-in transistions... please...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dipe7987:
Wow..that was amazing..:)

Could you tell me your setting??

Which kernel you used?? and did you undervoltage and underclocked your phone??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] [PhOeNiX]:
nothing special, because I wanted to see how well it worked on a clean installation (with full wipe,dalvik wipe, factory reset, even with new screen protective film jejeje)

I really love my "new" sgs2!

:D :D :D :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Amenothes:
Will you fix the GPS issue in the next update ? On maps or.earth it won't find my location :s