yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
You welcome..I keep on saying this...I only on here cause im using the rom and if you check my screenshot above its giving me great batery life..thanks to a few tweaks in setcpu of course;)

and i know Raffaele is a busy man with cooking up some more goodies so if i can help were i can i will...if i can help i will. and only here so much now cause i have the xda bug and cant keep off it...Plus being off from work as well you can imagine...as long people dont mind and they want help i will be here..and just a thanks if it works thats all that makes me happy...at the end of the day i was a noobie:D once, and still learning like everyone else..Plus i love gadgets and switching to android there are so much to learn i just cant keep up:D

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hey buddy. regarding the individual settings of kernels from what i know its different for each handset...what might work for you might not work for me and vice versa...

the way i learned about the frequencies i am on at the moment is by asking and reading...best to read through the kernel threads and compare...easy way to do it is say go on siyah kernel thread and use the search button..put frequencies and see what comes up:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haasgo:
i am using chainfire's stock 2.3.5 kernel and must say i am more than surprised about performance and batterylife. have done no customizations regarding frequencies and still very good performance. will give this kernel another 1 or 2 days and switch to abyss and see what happens.

about frequencies: i am not very keen on overclocking thats why i always tend to use kernel for a couple of days and have a look at performance but with this phone its nearly impossible for the dualcore to underperform. i used checkrom were default frequency for both cpu's is set to max 800mhz and was still very smooth. why do ppl always want to overclock? LET'S UNDERCLOCK haha ;)

i also had speedfrey 3.0 still on my sd card but am not daring to use it :D maybe after abyss...a pitty that thread got closed ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] failax:
I've tried to flash zip file but doesn't work, have you flashed with Odin?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
:D your a funny guy. actually Gadget is the one who helped me with frequencies on few kernels..He is actually testing Hellkat kernel and he is going to use it i think for his new version he said...

i did hear good stuff about the new stock kernel and i have downloaded it on my phone...But as you can see from my screenshots i will post more later Ninp is doing the business for me...im underclocked 800mhs max and screen off 200mhz.. i can understand what your saying..why do people want to overclock is beyond me...i mean battery will get drained so much faster wouldnt it;)

speedfrey brilliant but i would not use per Raffaele instructions

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do it through odin buddy:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] maxwarp79:
I installed the ROM, I like it, but there are some bugs. Most important that I've found

for now is black screen (and freeze of the phone) on exit from settings...

Anyone had problems like this?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haasgo:
i once ran quadrant and cf-bench five times in a row each one of them and monitored everything with cpu stats and cpu spy. cpu was set to 800 mhz max with set cpu and quadrant score was lousy with 3100 but that includes gpu score. but with cf-bench everything was as usual - no performance loss maybe ~3%. to be honest i never play games on my phone...maybe doodle jump or sumtin but it still didnt underperform.

let me finish testing stock kernel. when i switch to abyss i will test underclocking features and see if that makes any difference.

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no problems here mate. have u done any customizations with the kernel? if yes - just go into setcpu and rise the voltages u have used there. maybe that helps...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] failax:
Thank you,

I think KI3 could be the first rom in which ex Cyanogen master has worked.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
wipe everything and start again...clear data, cache and dalvik flash the rom and leave it to that...dont bother with setcpu and leave everything default....that should be good enough to keep you going and enjoy the beauty of Batista:p

EDIT: only wipe if you cant access your screen anymore...like haasgo said if you have done any customisations then probably something did not fit right...if your dealing with setcpu unistall it and reboot your phone......and for last resort do the guide i gave you above
[Galaxy S II Android Development] freaked:
Thanks, I will.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] joanmv:
I can 't understand how people get use the phone with hours and hours of screen use ...2.3 hours and only 8% left ...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
care to explain abit more buddy? like screenshot or bit more detail?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dreamyworld:
Just flashed it few hours back, i am liking it.

Good performance and i like UI so much. I have flashed 4.5 thanks for the flashable zip :)

Thanks to Dev's :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Like Gadget would say you have been "checked in" or in this case you have been "batisted in":D.. ok that sounded lame...:p

glad you enjoying it buddy

Raffaele does cook up some great beauties
[Galaxy S II Android Development] joanmv:
I've tried to upload some screen captures from the mobile but it says I need special permissions.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
give me some detail on here so we can see what we can help you with ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] joanmv:
Forget my last topic. Here you 've the screen captures.

Thanks a lot

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Schindler33:
There is a thread about battery saving tips. Have you read it or other threads about improving battery life?

It is difficult to answer specific on such a broad question (actually you did not ask anything ;) ) but battery life is mostly affected by:

- kernel you use

- display and brightness

- apps (mostly widgets and others which run in the background)

- data connection and apps with sync functions (wifi and 3g might really drain your battery)

I hope you did a bit of reading otherwise you can just try to make chances in some point I mentioned above. Like changing the kernel. Uninstall some apps you do not need. Uninstall widgets and logging apps. Disable push mail, reduce brightness, use a dark background.... and so on.

I use this ROM since yesterday. I calibrated the battery and have now been 15 hours on battery with 1.5 hours screen time and have 64% left.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] joanmv:
I've read a little bit ;)

My phone has fast dormancy disabled, freezed drm services, I'm using setCpu and undervolting.

I always use data connection (Could you imagina a smartphone without data connection) and automatic brightness.

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Schindler33:
Good point with the data connection. I use green power which disables data connections when the phone is not used (display off).

Your screens do not look to bad. I mean you used your phone really hard. I think if I would be gaming my battery would drain that fast too with no more than 3 hours of screen time.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Hey sorry and apologies if you have already done this but did you fully charge your battery?

If you have then answer this if you can..Are you a heavy user? do you play games alot do you say use the phone for like an hour of heavy usage? cause for it to go down in 6 hours does not sound good my friend...Please if anyone else can comment please feel free..

as schidler explained he has gave you the best steps..what kernel are you using?

my opinion it seems that battery has not been charged fully:D or your a heavy user which if thats the case then not that bad..apologies if you are using these programs but still have a look

Battery Monitor Widget Pro (history)

+

BetterBatteryStats
[Galaxy S II Android Development] joanmv:
I don't use the phone to play, I've never done it but it's true that I use the phone really hard with 100 % time data connection, whatsapp, twitter, both mails (stock and Gmail configured with push sync) and latitude. That's all!.

I don't like apps like green power, I think a smartphone has to be always connected and I don't like the idea of stay connected only after X min.

I'm using Go Launcher and only with three widgets, switch widget from Go Store, pure grid calendar and smooth calendar.

Thank you again!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1234264

i used the tips and i have seen a big difference...have a look if you want

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Your more than welcome.Thats what we are here for..And you are right smartphone are there to be connected and to use for what they suppose to...I actually have all my data on wifi on and sync with gmail on...and using a few tips my battery is great...when flashing a rom it does take a few days and a few cycles to see the real benefits i think:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Schindler33:
Ok. Have you been on other roms? If yes, have they produced better results in terms of battery life? Then I would recomend to flash another ROM with wiping everything. But only as a last step if everything else fails.

To be honest I was on litening 6.1 before and battery seemed to be better.

One last point. If your phone (our rom) is new it needs a few charge cycles to get the most juice out of it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yay1974:
I can recommend Zoule's modded Batista version it really worked without any problem with me (without any freezing+rebooting),what he he's done is really good job
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Yay buddy hows it going? Not the same without you here bro:D..batterylife on my new kernel is rocking away man....:cool:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Prankey:
Please excuse if this has already been discussed. Why is the latest 2.3.5 more like a FLUKE?? Most of the apps are ported from earlier 2.3.4 then why call it 2.3.5?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Read through the thread below (click on the link) and you will see the changelog for 2.3.5 and why its a good improvement:)

EDIT: would help if i put the link for you:D

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1278301
[Galaxy S II Android Development] joanmv:
Ja,ja,ja...we come from same ROM, and I agree with you about best battery use with this Soneira, so as you can see it 's not my first ROM. May be I need sonething imposible : hard phone use and very good battery performance.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] yay1974:
Fine my bro thank you :D I hope you are fine too. I am glad you liked siyah kernel too. I saw today Dlev added as default kernel on his 2.0 version too. Take care my friend :)

Matriak, can you share your kernel settings with me?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] darkriderz:
Is there a way to activate this

"5. Endless loop scrolling between home screens"

Thank you
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zoule HCo:
Thanks mate.. now i'm still cooking with new themes..

dont know when gonna finish cook.. hehe..:D:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mach0boi:
Hi mate. The rom's great but we would like to have stock animations..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raffaele88:
This is Update 3.3 with Stock animation ;)

Jkay Stok animation
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jlevy73:
Thanks...you should post that in the OP :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] avetny:
+++++++++++1
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xan:
Thanks :)

Any chance you could look in auto-rotation stuff?

You'll find it better, I'm sure :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] avetny:
nice ! downloading. (thank you for stock animation)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] antoniomistretta:
Bravo Raffaele An excellent work. You have also included the application of Batista forum and the ability to uninstall the app that you put. Titanium backup this time it worked great and the animations are nice. The screen seems to me almost in FullHD resolution. The kernel is wonderful, fast and reliable. Bootanimation is really awesome! Thanks! :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] avetny:
proposal

I will donate, if you will CHANGE this "thing" for BLACK.

white- does not match with excellent, no no SICK, theme you made....

((fillings like im using density hack))

Im your patient know ;) Thank you
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xinfinityoO:
the only thing which is stopping me to use this ROM is

-Delete the sound notifications full charge and minimum charge battery

As i need that.

Would you be able to make an update.zip to put that back in again.. would really appreciate it.

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raffaele88:
Ok man..

Restore sound low battery flashable to recovery...;)

Download zip
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zabihjan:
could any developer pls help bring new langauges to this rom such as arabic/farsi pls?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] knights.JayTana:
Thanks for reverting back to the old transistion... does 3.3 have bigger fonts? if so, then im solve;-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xinfinityoO:
sweet .. thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Guitarfreak26:
Lol dude what rom do you use? I see you on every thread :P Great contributions though!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] feiticeir0:
Update 3.3 removed the power menu.... How can i get it back ?

EDIT: No it don't !! Sorry ! i've seen the new options !

Nice job !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jlevy73:
I'm looking for the apk for the month view of the calendar (TW widget). Under which item in the OP can it be downloaded from?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raffaele88:
Added new text white,install this zip my friend ;)

Download
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Josippo:
With ninphetamine 2.02 Kernel the battery life almost doubles. Awsome. Should come preinstalled.

I will stick with this great Rom, will donate next month when I start new job.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GoRRaN:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ma7Di240WU&feature=channel_video_title

here's another video :) hope you like it
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gowind:
Raffaele Csc for India. :( is it there in the Rom.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
hey bud. im not using siyah kernel....im using Ninp kernel 2.0.5. il post up some screenshots for you to see whats the battery life like...i wished i never said id do it but id feel bad if i have to....im gonna swap roms to help out with some beta testing....:D dont worry though i have backed up my rom so once im done im back on this beauty....

if you want frequencies on the kernel im using by all means i can give them to you if you like....:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mouxy:
Hey guys! What kernel are you using now? Matriak, abyss? I`m runnig abyss 1.7 and for now the battery seem great

Edit: lol just read your post
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
thats the scrolling on your homescreen through TW which is not the one Raffaele is using on his rom..i actually managed to get it working by swapping launchers..maybe Zoule will have it on his modded version...

Yayy this is for you buddy.:D earlier on when i took screenshots of the battery life of the kernel that i am using...now its 15h and only 75% still on battery and onscreen time 1.5 hours
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rockin_Zombie:
After some UV tweaking (read: freezing:D) and battery calibration, I can sleep peacefully:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Raffaele good evening my friend. Hope is all well bud...Quick help if you can please or Zoule...i want to change the dpi if possible..any instructions on how to do that please? thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zoule HCo:
mate.. u can find dpi apps on market..

much easy to change dpi..

one of the best app for this are nitrality
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raffaele88:
multi dpi not compatible whit tw :)

bet you go in build.prop and chenge this ro.sf.lcd_density=240
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
thanks buddy. much appreciated

EDIT: Thanks Raffaele....Im going to be using GoLauncher to test it out thank you
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vtec303:
Ok I have downloaded foxhoud 2.0 but recovery gives me a error at the time of installation, installation aborted, any suggestions, thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yay1974:
Well actually I thank you for make me enjoy version 2.0 :) I'm looking forward to new themed ones..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
just do a clean install..wipe everything and just flash the rom through recovery and you should be good to go
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vcys86:
Hi Raf, really good job for your work on this rom, definitely a better overall custom rom so far if not the best.

One Q, may i know how should i flash the tw4.5 english? is it through recovery "choose and install a zip" (same as flash the rom itself?)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
yep..exactly as you just said flash away and your good to go
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yay1974:
actually i don't use siyah kernel for now too, but i couldn't get enough battery life with Abyss 1.7 too. Maybe I'm gonna revert to speedmod t40 again even it doesn't support boot animations..

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Well buddy it looks impressive :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
ok ok stop right there...flash Ninp 2.0.5. then once you do that let me know and i will give you frequencies that i was using with setcpu..once i give you these frequencies you will be loving me forever...i had 15h and only 25% battery drain with 1.5hours display time

EDIT: sorry just saw your post my bad....

but anyway i wont be here for a few days cause im doing some beta testing for someone...but the samurai ninja i will be back if you guys want me to :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] prosumerhacks:
Cpu freq & voltage values!

pls quote your SetCpu frequencies and corresponding voltages... want them for reference... using Ninpo 2.0.5...

thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yay1974:
i'm still loving you :D :D so i am flashing ninphetamine 2.0.5 now, can you send me your settings here or PM buddy? by the way does it affect performance much, negatively or positively?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
main frequencies are i leave it 800max with 200min governor ondemand

screen off 200max and 200min governor conservative with 100% high priority

frequencies

1200mhz-1175

1000mhz-1075

800mhz-975

500mhz-875

200mhz-800

Now the thing is regarding smoothness scrolling through homescreens and through settings is like being on 1200. the only bit of laggin was on the lockscreen for a few seconds but hardly noticeable...dont forget though i did use jkay lockscreen with all the options on there...

for me those frequencies have worked wonders as you can see from my screenshots...but please if you are having problems which you wont unistall setcpu and reboot...but you should be fine as long as i say so ;)

make sure you fully charge and calibrate it as well...heck id still be going if i did not had to change rom...

let me know how you get on :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yay1974:
Thanks buddy. I'm trying your settings just now.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] joanmv:
I 've changed kernel to CF 4.2 and it seems better saving battery. I 'll try it some days and I'll explain my results by posting here.

By the way, anymore with bootloop problems after flashing new jkay themes?

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Stwzzz:
What does it mean by fixed wipe?

Im om 3.7.4 an wanna go for 3,7,7
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
just flash to the newest one Foxhoud 2.0 buddy..its the latest one and once you do a clean wipe you are bugfree..:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Stwzzz:
But i hate the,fact that i Will loose all My stuff:-/ any1 got a good Contact backup to suggest
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
use Titanium Backup to backup all your apps. and use google to backup your contacts...if you want to save your contacts in your phonebook why not move it to your sim card which is another option...

anyway down to you buddy only giving you some options
[Galaxy S II Android Development] [PhOeNiX]:
a few pages back, I placed a link to backup sms that does a good job

but after a little research, I prefer Backup to Gmail
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gowind:
@alexullde

Hey bro, this is what I have mentioned. In the setcpu profile pop up there is an overlap.

The time that I have set in the alarm is 12.30 but only 2 and a part of zero is visible.

Also if you could theme the new market 3.1.5 and give it a new icon it would be awesome.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Stwzzz:
Thanks for the options guys..

I just saved me contacts and installed

Foxhound. Looks great=) now lets see with battery =) any tips ?

I do got one issue though,

I installed what's app and viber, and I want to put them on the dock, the icons does not show and shortcuts stay on the homescreen :-/ any ideas,

great looks and feel thanks a lot dev=)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
if you want to have them on your dock you will sacrifice one of the main icons there. if your using TW you can add five icons in your dock. i can give you a little guide in how you put them there if you like. if your talking homescreen the one were you have widgets on again thats easily arranged...

What launcher are you using? are you using Tw or somethng else

battery fully charge it without any interuptions and download from the market battery calibrator by Nema...once you fully charge calibrate it then let it drain out till it dies..then charge it up again to the max and after a few charge cycles you should reap the rewards of doing that
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alexullde:
It is very rare friend, I would not know because it happens, I just checked and it works well, I leave a caption for you to see.

Those funds that are wrong are in the framework but do not understand why it happens to you and not me.

The market I'm using the old because to me it is much faster.

Sorry for the language, the translator is bad
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tendan:
Hi.

My phone restarts/freezes about 3 or 4 times in a day, sometimes are using concrete software like quick system info or aTrackDog but sometimes I turn on the screen and it's asking for the PIN...

I did a format of the internal memory and SD, flashed the rom again doing all wipes, restore each application one by one from the market without using the backup titanium ...

It happens since version 1.0 and have tried with kernel abyss and siyah. Maybe I have less reboots with ragemod but still persists. I've also tried without SetCPU..

Sometimes I see the phone asking for pin but this time without having rebooted. I just insert pin and I can continue use the phone.

This rom hates my phone and I do not know what else I can do. I feel bad because I like batista rom a lot but I have a bad problem . Any suggestions before changing rom?

Thank you.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yay1974:
As I replied for someone else's similar question, I recommend you Zoule's Batista 2.0 mod, you can find it under his signature as a link. I had similar problems too in v 2.0, I changed kernels- it didn't work till I try Zoule's mod. Even no small issue so far I changed kernels too still no problem :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tendan:
Dowloading >>> Zoule's Custom Batista FoxHound Edition 2.0<<<. Thanks for your help. I'll report if works fine for me.

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Flashed and working for 7 hours -> 0 reboots, it's seems all ok :)

Thanks to Zoule and yay1974 :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yay1974:
You're welcome buddy :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jon3sh:
Wanna try it but no access to pc just using xda app. Can you please c&p the link. I checked Zoule's posts sig not showing :)