yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] donetus:
Thanks. i totally missed that part.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cryshop:
Hmm, I wonder how could I backup Homescreen layout and Appdrawer layout for TouchWiz, it took me lots of time to arrange them as the way I want ~.~ And I see the Backup & Restore in TouchWiz preferences is grayed out.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KaliKot:
Please, a No Wipe version.

I'm hesitating going back to Batista because I have to wipe again due to the rom.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] keyzjh:
I use titanium backup and backup system data from there. Just select TwLauncher 2.3.3 from there, and then restart TouchWiz after you restore, voila all arrangements intact.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rbalu72:
Why am I getting 'No such file or directory" for cpu1?? why this folder does not exist?

# more /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu1/cpufreq/UV_mV_table

more /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu1/cpufreq/UV_mV_table

more: /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu1/cpufreq/UV_mV_table: No such file or director

y

# more /system/etc/init.d/s98undervolt

more /system/etc/init.d/s98undervolt

echo "1425 1325 1200 1100 1000 900 850" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/U

V_mV_table

echo "1425 1325 1200 1100 1000 900 850" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu1/cpufreq/U

V_mV_table#

# more /system/etc/init.d/76Undervolt

more /system/etc/init.d/76Undervolt

echo "1425 1325 1200 1100 1000 900 850" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/U

V_mV_table

echo "1425 1325 1200 1100 1000 900 850" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu1/cpufreq/U

V_mV_table#

The scripts are as above ..

Is the above showing a correct undervolting for both cores of cpu??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fenomeno83:
is not necessary set cpu1 voltages..voltages for cpu1 are taken from cpu0 file
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Drazen2003:
Thanks a lot. I'm looking for in the first page and...

it could be "Restore App Samsung HK3"?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] OptimalKiller:
I have a dedicated SamsungDive package for you. Just install via CMW Manager. does not install the other stuff.

Download

Enjoy :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vgallego65:
For people like me that have contacts synchronized with gmail, full screen caller it is very ugly, because image it is completely pixelated. No matter if I change the photo for another with good quality, as soon as contact are synchronized with gmail, becomes poor quality again.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tenchi0205:
:cool: yes...happen to me too. Don't know got any remedy on that matter or not.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] heartnet:
Dear Raffa,

I just installed wpa snakes that you post previously but my ad-hoc still can't use wpa2 security,

So that any suggestion, Thank you :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GoRRaN:
Just go to your google acc on your computer, on your contacts delete the picture and it will be ok
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vgallego65:
I don´t think so, as soon as I put a photo from the Galaxy it will be synchronized with google and reduced to 96px. The synchronization is bidirectional.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zoule HCo:
The only thing u can do.. stop sync with google..

what u can do.. backup your contact by export contact to sd card.

after backup done.. go to setting menu and then tap the account option

then disable the Auto-sync option..

select your pic again then everything will be back to normal..

as long as u not re-sync your contact u will be fine..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vgallego65:
Thank you for your advice, but I really like the gmail sync function, except for the annoying pixelating effect. The funny think is that google could solve that problem easily.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Aanze:
Nice work !

Statusbar is horrible though.. (in my opinion, it's a little too much "kikoo awesome style") Is there any compatible alternative skins for notification buttons and status bar icons ?

Thanks again for your work !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] redline2097:
+1

Notification bar is pretty ugly.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zipolly:
csc selection

Hi

Ive had this rom installed now for a week and totally love it , can someone tell me how to change the csc to XEU ..... i have tried dialling in the code *#272#ime number# and then selecting XEU but when i reboot the phone and check the csc using sgs toolbox it still shows KOR as the csc ..........Any ideas please :o)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MATRIKS:
you have to flash cf root kernel
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zipolly:
Which one should i install and where do i get it from ..... Im a noob and would appreciate your guidance .
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MATRIKS:
kh3

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=15968611
[Galaxy S II Android Development] humzafar:
Did you check nitrality? I think you can change CSC with that. (With factory reset) I use it to change dpi always, never tested CSC. If any issues you can always get help from insanity forum about nitrality, it is developed by nitr8, the man who is developing insanity ROM.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zipolly:
cheers it worked but i now have a different problem i cant connect to orange and when i check my imei number it has mysteriously changed ..... help ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] OptimalKiller:
Did you take a backup of your efs folder? This holds your imei number If not it looks like you will have to take your phone back and get it repaired by Samsung. Try flashing to stock firmware that might bring it back from the dead.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zipolly:
no i didnt back up my efs folder and i have tried installing the stock orange software but get a bootloop ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] OptimalKiller:
Have you tried flashing stock firmware using odin method ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zipolly:
yes but i still cant connect to orange network but my phone will connect to virgin network when using another sim card and my imei number is still different from original , ive tried flashing the original carrier firmware and kh3 stock firmware but still no luck ?

I solved the bootloop by doing a reset and wiping cache but still cant get connected to my carrier network (orange)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raffaele88:
Do you like new bar?is in the next rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GoRRaN:
like it..

when the next rom will be up?

p.s don't forget to put the new full screen caller ID :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aDEO:
Perfect, looks nice and clean for me!

Thanks fire your efforts
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mouxy:
Looks very Nice
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gowind:
Awesome my friend. :D

@Gorran hey buddy. U need to give us a tutorial on how to get better resolution for the full screen caller id and also how can one back it up with gmail without loosing the resolution :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zoule HCo:
Look good n clean..

Raffa..

the only concern the msg icon.. Sorry to say the icon not suit and look immature..

can u add new icon for msg icon..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GoRRaN:
@ALL

when flashing the Samsung APP from recovery - first open (Don't unzip) and remove weather widget, email widget and google widget) than you can flash it

this is because in the .zip file the apk's are not transparent :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gowind:
hey goran i would like to remove the apps like ap mobile that i don't normally use. so can i remove all those unwanted apps and widgets and flash it? will there be force closes if i do it that way.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GoRRaN:
so....download the zip file (Samsung apps)

open it (not unzip it) navigate to the apps (usually in sys folder) find them and just delete them :) simple as that...after flashing do WIPE DALVIK in advanced menu in recovery

if something goes wrong (which it shouldn't) reflash again (download it again)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raffaele88:
Thank you Goran ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GoRRaN:
No worries buddy...as I said when I start with one rom im to the end with that ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gowind:
Thank you so much goran and thanks to you too raffaele. one more noob question. what happens when we wipe dalvik. :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GoRRaN:
Nothing special...just refresh the system
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gowind:
Same here buddy :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] arilsongomes:
Anybody having problems with wi-fi or is it just me?

-------------------------

Nevermind folks, guess was something with my router. BTW congratulations Raffaele, You're the man!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nitin.04:
woooo 3.1 is flying hope it will not drain .....

thanks a lot
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hitchi:
Not all menus are translated or?

Where can I get these kernel if there are updates available. can't find a thread of this developer...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pepot:
In V3.1.

In Location and security/Remote controls and SIM Change Alert, force close.

Some solution?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raffaele88:
Full menù are translate,except calls setting are only english ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raffaele88:
Mmm...I had not noticed this FC..thanks..

I understand what the problem is
[Galaxy S II Android Development] almaalma74:
new font is totally ruins the Android experience, pls remove it
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nitin.04:
I love the idea of lock screen shortcuts awesome man......

i wish if it was possible to have weather on the lock screen rather on the home screen
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nitsson:
The dalvik cache basically stores optimised executable versions of your apps - it just helps to execute apps faster. The cache stores what is called dalvik bytecode, and new apps that you install are extracted into the cache (bytecode) upon being run. As different ROM versions may handle differently, it's prudent to wipe the dalvik cache when reinstalling. When you run your apps the optimised code will be placed in the dalvik cache anyway - there may be a little delay as this happens on he first run, but subsequent usage will be smooth. Theoretically you could save space by wiping the cache even without changing ROM as there may be residual garbage from installing/uninstalling apps.

That's how I understand it :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gowind:
Thank you so much for that wonderful explanation bro. One more question. Earlier when I installed roms even after wipe data, cache and dalvik , I had issues which. But those issues vanished once I went to mounts and storage and formatted system in CWM. So does it mean that wiping data, cache and dalvik alone wouldn't do the trick and you need to format your system before a custom Rom installation.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nitsson:
Np

Honestly you shouldn't have to, and if you follow the various ROM installation guides out there there's no mention of this, but I have heard of the issue you experienced before. Just like with a PC where a format and clean install is a good thing from time to time, I would say the same applies to Android, especially if you play around with custom ROMs. I don't pretend to know the intricacies of the Android file system, but as a long-time computer user I know the the occasional format usually does more good than harm. And with Titanium Backup synced to Dropbox, restoring isn't really all that terrible. Just my two cents.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raffaele88:
Hello guys, some of you are willing to do a video review of the ROM, so we put it on the front page?

Thanks :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rafael1000:
Great !

Can you just add % for battery icon ?

When the next rom will be up? Cannot wait ;-) !

What will be the Kernel and other updates (changelog) ?

I hope for Ragemod and Jkay update :-)

Thanks

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I think the same for the 5 icons (phone, contacts, internet, msg and apps) : a more modern look (modern like the icons of wifi, transfer, bluetooth, sound...) would be PERFECT !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ozzalbatrozz:
Will the new version be based on KH4 perhaps? :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fitchz:
Great!

Batista70 is my most favorite one, after trying almost all major custom S2 ROMs in xda, for its extremely smooth scrolling and fast UI/APP operation; the only drawback is its battery life ,which is really too short for normal usage,even with the Battery Save Update installed.(did the UV, can't feel the difference)

By adopting JuiceDefender, V6 SuperCharger and lower the clock to 1.0G, my S2 gets the 23 Hrs. life with 5% battery left; I'm okay with it, compared to ver.3.7.6 ran outa battery within almost 9 hrs.

Ver.3.7.7 is highly expected from lots of fans, I guess, not the UI or Icon, but the battery life, without sacrifices the performance and smoothness, of course.

Thanks for your great work!:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gowind:
+1. hey Raff, What about changing the complete dock icons to something new and innovative as Rafael1000 has suggested. :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hedayat7:
raff, it's maybe my personal view, but i prefer to change the wifi icon at the notification bar (because too stretch).

anyhow, i can accept it. cant wait for the new release :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rafael1000:
Yes, the look is too much "Samsung baserom". You can take inspiration with the many different icons of Go Launcher EX themes !

If it's not for 3.7.7 version, it should be for the next following release or for a specific "modern" theme ;-)

PS : I am actually on Lite'ning Rom 6.1, I wait the 3.7.7 version to install Batista70 Rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] razorpixel:
How to change from 4 icons to 5 icons in the dock?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zoule HCo:
you can change the dock setting from preference..

Menu (left button) > Preference > Dock setting..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Drazen2003:
It has runned perfectly. Thanks very much!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] justbenice:
just wanna say i love this rom :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] digitalkool:
Hi raffaele88,

Can u make the rom having FULL screen caller for stock phone.

I'm waiting for ur next released rom.

THANKS.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] razorpixel:
I can see smaller space at the dock now, but how to add in one more icon ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hitchi:
Is there a chance to get video calling back again?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tenchi0205:
Is that the numbers of home screen is fixed as 7? I only use 6, so I deleted the 7th home screen but after reboot its back with 7 home screens.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] keyzjh:
Try setting it to 6 at the preference screen of TouchWiz, accessible by pressing Menu key on the homescreen.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] OptimalKiller:
Also is it worth have the application icon name changed to apps. As when using 5 icon dock the name applications get chopped off.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] prommindh:
To add in one more icon:

1. Tap on application icon to access to app drawer (app icon change to home)

2. Tap on menu and select edit (edit / preferences / share app) from pop up

3. Scroll the drawers and drag any icon you prefer to the dock

4. Re-arrange the dock icons using drag

It should work :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] OptimalKiller:
if your imei number is still diffrent, then you will have to send it back, as the number is corrupt. Only a service centre can fix this. unless you have apporpiate hardware to fix yourself.

Also for anyone else playing with CSC please use this method to backup efs folder http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1068193

or use root explorer to zip the efs folder. Its no good just copying the folder.

OptimalK
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tenchi0205:
:confused: same also
[Galaxy S II Android Development] keyzjh:
On mine it doesn't get chopped off, it's displaying the whole word "Applications".

Mine is on the right most of the tray.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] razorpixel:
Thanks..finally i able to have 5 icons in the dock...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CandyAndy:
Just my opinion but I think that the older icons are much better looking. I mean the blue ones. Luckily can install that theme always, it is perfect and I love this ROM.

Only issue is the battery life with current version. I hope we get .7 soon before I leave to business trip. Otherwise have to flash another ROM because this one might leave me into trouble
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raffaele88:
Added NEW Barista70 ROM Final 3.7.7 in first post...

ScreenShot coming..

Package with addition mod coming...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Raf thank you but when you say final does that mean no more updates for this rom? please say no thats not the case
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raffaele88:
I think the new firmware 2.3.5 released then I'll work on that ...:D

for this is the final hihihihih

;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] thanksgiving60:
no, thats not that case:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gowind:
hey raff, thanks my friend:p i think we don't need to flash the restore zip right...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
oops my bad thank you
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raffaele88:
Added package in first post...included:

New Market

Phone call Rec whit full screen photo

Restore app KH3

WPA ,if you want

Deamon controll 2.20 beta

Download
[Galaxy S II Android Development] prozact:
I love all your work, but please include Danish Samsung keyboard language or where can i get it?

I don't want any other app like gingerbread keyboard etc.

u had danish in ur earlier release and kinda took it off :/

Ps: the new 3.7.7 is using italien language TWlauncher
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raffaele88:
In swipe keybord is included ;)

new screenshot
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Neo.:
Does 5.1 thing work?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gowind:
Hey Raffa, If we flash the Additional Batista70 Snakes mod.zip, will it change the transparency of widgets or folders?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KaliKot:
I am pretty disappointed with the changes which are mostly to appease the whiners.

Sorry just had to get it out of my chest. And its still a wipe rom for this very reason as well.

Sent from my Super Galactic Spaceship from Korea II
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raffaele88:
if you install the phone call rec

trapsarenza will only change the dialer and address book ...

If you install the other packages do not change anything;)

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excuse my friend, but I do not understand what you mean?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Amenothes:
Hmmm, the screen off animation goes pixelated more often than before.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KaliKot:
Im referring to the old market, Daemon script and using the older kernel

it's like going backwards :( And isnt it a wipe rom because of the people who cant be bothered to wipe data from CWM instead of it being optional?

Thats how I remembered it going down. You're doing a good job mate but I'm just disappointed of the Rom not moving forward as fast as it can because of that. That's just my opinion though, nothing personal.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gowind:
Hey Raff, i need your advice. rarely though My phone reboots sometimes. can this be because of the new touchwiz launcher or is it because i have undervolted my phone with my own values. but these values used to work earlier. the reboot happens sometimes when i am using the phone.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raffaele88:
I understand you ...

It is not back, but listen to everyone, then I also added a package with the mods included hihihi if you wont all mod ;)

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undervolt values ​​may be incompatible with your chips ..

try by delete them with zip ,I have included in the rom;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TheMathMan:
Nitpicking....

SMS icon in the dock is a pixel or two higher than the others.

Bugs me.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
How do i install the additional package? Try to flash it through cwm and it says installation aborted
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raffaele88:
you have to open the zip,

are included in packs of flash with cwm;)

Then choose the packages you want to install
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Thanks buddy
[Galaxy S II Android Development] humzafar:
There is a DaemonController-2.12.apk in System/apps,

and DaemonController-2.20-beta5.apk in additional pack.

why a older version in the additional pack?

There are two files in SDCard:

Remove_Deamon and Dual_Core_mod.zip

Remove_only_undevolt.zip

How to use them. Or in simple words How to remove DaemonController scripts.?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mouxy:
Just unzip the file, and then flash the othera inside of it
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raffaele88:
1 in the package but there is a new beta version

2 will serve to delete the script
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vvaleta28:
A rom awesome, the best thing in the forum. thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chrisvr4:
i flashed the previous rom last night and have to say its so f**king fast! and very stable, no lags nothing! A super duper job :D

So i want to flash this final release but dont want to go through the hassle restoring the 300 odd apps through titanium, is there a non wipe final version please ?

Many Thanks ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raffaele88:
No, the only way you should edit the script, are you capable?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gowind:
hey raffa, as always Rom Awesome! love the new snakes lock screen wall paper.

i have a question. will this dspmanager work only with the stock music player or with other third party apps like player pro.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raffaele88:
Thanks man...

works with all apps;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shil64:
is there any way to disable screen off animation?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chrisvr4:
No man im just about capable of editing my post not alone scripts lol No worries mate i will dload and flash the final release tomorrow :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raffaele88:
yes,you should edit the file bool.xml :)

in framework :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gowind:
the alarm clock still force closes. didn't you update it with the fix buddy? how ever when you flash the fix, the theme colour of alarm clock changes :(:(

if i want to remove the old demon control after installing the new one what should i do. i want the voltage and cpu tweaks to be intact. will the cpu and voltage tweaks be lost if i flash the remove demon and dual core zip.

after i flashed the restore kh3 zip, lost the transparency of my email widget. can i get a flash able zip for that buddy.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TheMathMan:
Erm. Any one else managed to get media scanner stuck in a loop?

Over and over.

Any ideas how to fix?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ricko2169:
My TW preferences are in Italian, is there an easy way to fix this?

p.s this is the first ROM version of yours where the Market has allowed me to downkload my purchased apps. Thanks :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ozzalbatrozz:
Hello Raffaele!

Thanks for a great rom!

I'm just having some issues with the new Jkay lockscreen. I had it before as well. I get errormessage when I try to use certain apps as shortcuts in the lockscreen. One of the apps is the "phone" app which I think most of us use with this lockscreen. Seems to be a Javaerror or similar.

Thanks for the help.

edit: Forgot to say...The problem isn't that it doesn't work, it's the icons that don't appear. So it's just a grey nothing on those apps, which is quite ugly.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GoRRaN:
its only me or JKey theme settings are in Italian? :) don't understand a word :)

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hey raf...

there is only one strange bug in the full screen caller (bummer)

when you try to make swipe for call ... it doesn't react :(....it is lagging too much..