yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kwerdenker:
Please read the thread I linked to. Pretty much anything is explainend there and it should be the main support thread for this to keep this thread mostly on topic. You can also read these two sites, which are linked from the mentioned thread.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jameslfc5:
How do I disable the home button lag please?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alsafady89:
I Believe there is a fix in the rev kitchen app, just install that and you should be fine!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] creamynal:
in the kitchen is "Disable Home_Btn Wakeup"

Creamy
[Galaxy S II Android Development] svartis:
Contact your provider and ask if they support fast dormancy or not. If they do, you actually save battery to have it enabled. But if they doesnt, you should disable it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] creamynal:
Just try it, enter *#9900#, i am on T-Mobile and after entering this i get into a menu and am able to disable fast dormacy.

Creamy
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jameslfc5:
I thought there was a difference is Home button wake-up lag and home button lag fix?

wakeup lag is for when the screen is off whereas home button lag fix is for when using the home button to exit an app if does it faster?

Or am I mistaken?

Also REVOLUTION doesn't seem to work for me :s not all of the packages install? I am having to do it manually? :s
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Any change log we can see already?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ilVinz:
...you are right James...they are two different things...but I dunno if really exist a mod to fix this WAKEUP lag if this was your request...I'm not informed about this.

...don't know why you have problems with this Rom...I've experienced it's a great Rom with great support and this fantastic kitchen...for me mate everything is working perfectly.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Batch install shows all the packages that i selected installing

in cwm BUT when i turn on the system i verified that it doesn't really install'em all

Fake install in cwm?

Bug?

Its a weird situation but happened to me four times so its a bug i think...

Verified this four times with the same config selected..

Still some addons missing..

Solved by intalling manually so i dont know for sure which ones fail..

Installed all manually! Lol
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Btw anyone know how to make a zip batch install on clockwork recovery?

And not only by selecting one by one all the zip files?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] eraser43:
Fix (:

To disable the homebutton lag (that has been removed from the kitchen app)

You have to install Jkay Theme Settings from the Kitchen App, then untick ''home button double click''. The app is called Theme Settings in the app drawer not Jkay Theme Settings..:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bryanchapman9999:
Hey guys,

Not sure if this is rom related or not, but here goes.

Installed the hacked version of the mail app and got it all setup with our corp exchange server.

Can receive email, sync calendar and contacts.

Went to reply to a message today and the phone became unresponsive - eventually opened up task manager to find the email app taking 50% cpu. Killed it off and phone happy again.

I can repeat this every time, trying different emails / reply all/ reply to sender
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hurricurry:
Something is noticed leomar.

Pulling down the notification bar will not show the date.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ilVinz:
...do this : menu button/settings/date and hour/date format/notification bar date format...write for example:

E dd-MMM-yyyy
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fansulaw:
Great rom!! I came from litening rom. Ove the kitchen app.

Couple of minor issue would ike to suggest and seek for advice.

Can i plese have the original calculator as i dont really like the blue one.

Also, i have ad free installed and working great but it doesnt seem to block ad it used to when i was on litening. (Noticed the rom has build in ad free host as well)

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] arunsen:
Use the theme remover (stock theme) from the kitchen.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] indigotheory:
Hi, quick favor, does anyone have any links to the transparent mms, transparent contacts, and transparent widget pack from the kitchen app, or can someone be kind enough to upload them somewhere,

thank you very much in advance
[Galaxy S II Android Development] IAmANumpty_NOFD:
See here

http://leomar75.celogeek.com/xxkg6/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] indigotheory:
Thanks but thats just a link to download the actual rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] helentsang1214:
here :)

http://www.multiupload.com/I7NLEZJ0G0

BTW your rom is V2.5 or V2.6?

the one I gave you is for V2.6
[Galaxy S II Android Development] IAmANumpty_NOFD:
No it isn't, check again young padawan.

http://leomar75.celogeek.com/xxkg6/

it was linked a few pages back & I believe you can replace xxkg6 with xxkh3
[Galaxy S II Android Development] EarthLord:
The morton panning doesn't work in TW4.5. You'll have to take the widget to the edge of the screen and wait for a sec.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] arunsen:
Don't use that those are the old sources.

If you are on Rev 2.6 use this instead:

http://leomar75.celogeek.com/xxkh3/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mojolive:
wallpapers

Can anyone, tell me how i can find the Revolution Wallpapers, I have been searching the rom contents and find no wall papers I would like to use it with another rom as well. anyone can post a zip file with the wall papers. or tell me where or how to find them.. thanks :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kwerdenker:
Take a look here. Somebody already extractet and zipped them up :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mojolive:
Thank you very much. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Is it me or tw 4.5 as a LOT of bugs?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
For me it is great.

There are issues using tw4 widgets but there are tw 4.5 friendly versions of those widgets available which solves the issue.

Search tw 4.5 thread if you want them.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
So that's why some widgets wouldn't work!

Thz mate

Btw any updates for soon Leo?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DarkAshura:
Hi, i dont manage to install rom theme beautifull honeycomb. it seems.to install it but when it restarts the theme is not applied. Any clue ?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] helentsang1214:
maybe you have downloaded the one for V2.5?

did you enable beta distribution?

you have to enable beta distribution in kitchen app to download stuffs for V2.6.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] goldbergx:
Note: This is highly OT, and not ROM related

I just removed the calender app using Titanium Backup and when I try to restore the backup it just goes to the "Restoring App" splashscreen and stays there (I have even tried to keep it on for 30 mins and nothing happened)

I can't really download it from the market, an apk would be much appreciated!

Also, I am unable to sync my calender with Google calender which is why I uninstalled this in the first place. I have tried Gemini Calender and a couple of different widgets (smooth calender, Jorte) to but none of these work as I am not able to see my appointements etc (that work perfectly on my laptop) as they are unable to sync.

If somebody know why this is happening, it would be great! Search is not working for me :(

Again, sorry for the OT.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kwerdenker:
Can't currently help you with the apk but for the sync problem this solution works nearly all the time for me: in titanium backup look for "Calendar Storage" and wipe it's data. *WARNING: That will delete all calendars and appointments on your device. Anything not synced will be lost!* After that restart the sync with google and the calendars and all the apointments should flow to your device again.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] maxwarp79:
It's possible to add extended power menu?

Inviato dal mio GT-I9100 usando Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sebarkh:
Turn on debugging mode in applicattion. Developer settings and try to restore once more
[Galaxy S II Android Development] helentsang1214:
download Jkay Theem Setting in kitchen app

then in theme setting app add the extended power menu :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lupos89:
We are all waiting leo I think.. Ahahaha
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DarkAshura:
No i didnt enable beta distribution, it's working now.

Thanks again
[Galaxy S II Android Development] m4g1k:
Oh yes, we are ;-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] carlos67:
I think I can hear a faint drum roll folks :D

Leo is on the prowl with something special for us :eek:

c'mon Leo were gasping for it dude :p

Edit: my poor phone is feeling neglected. I've not flashed anything for days now!!! Got itchy fingers guys.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Café King:
I feel the exact same way like you! :D

Can't wait to see the new kitchen

/CK
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Popey900:
+1

I would like to flash :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] frankmehta:
Coming from litening, I am SHOCKED to see the amount of flexibility and customization options offered by Leomars Kitchen. I am ABSOLUTELY amazed by the battery life this ROM has to offer me, alongwith the beautiful transition effects I wanted (touchwiz plus) and all the stuff I didn't want has been deleted. I am experimenting with RADIOS and I intend to use the best radio since the place I work in, has decent to poor network signal strength. Earlier, with HH3 in Litening, I got decent range. Today with HH3 in Leomar I had loss of signal many times.

Have flashed HH1 right now. let's see how that fares.

Any inputs?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ilVinz:
+10000000000...I'm dying waiting:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] carlos67:
Yeah, I know what you mean, I came from Litening too about 3 weeks ago! The guy never bothered to appear in his own thread whereas Leo is always on here answering questions (unless he is very busy designing a new kitchen like now). That's one of the reasons I switched ROM's apart from the customisation options in this ROM/Kitchen. Never going back to Litening.

btw.....try KE7 modem with ninpo 2.0.5, works well for me and good battery life. ;)

Edit: Litepro > right guys that's my ROM, take it or leave it!

Leo > right guys what would you like in your ROM?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] flute:
Hi Leo

heard about new official release from Samsung build*i9100XWKG1/i9100OXIKG1 still based on Android Gingerbread*2.3.3...

Do you plan to port our Rom on it?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hoseth0711:
This rom is running on official kh3 2.3.4, so why should we downgrade? ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lownita:
I don't think KH3 is official.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] -iNSiGhT-:
Not official because not in Kies??

But that remains a Samsung ROM, made for the SGS2...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] goldbergx:
It is already on. No one willing to share the calender apk? :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sebarkh:
Extract from the Rom

Sent no matter where from. Concentrate on the topic...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] poch_1421:
hi guys.

the edt tweaks on my phone that came with leo's rom isn't working properly.

i want to remove the default battery icon and replace it with the number/percentage only icon that comes with the tweak.

however, when i unticked the "show battery icon," it doesn't work.

a little help please? thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] goldbergx:
Ah, why didn't I think of that :). Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Leaked from Samsung. Yes it is retail
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mach0boi:
You have to wait for it to appear/disappear. May take up to 30secs to 1 min for me. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] OptimalKiller:
Samsung widgets modified to work with tw 4.5 see this post

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=16890551&postcount=6777
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sandeshm:
Hi, I installed this ROM yesterday on my i9100M in Canada.

The ROM is fantastic and I love the features, the only problem I'm having is that I only get around 15 hours of battery life. Under the battery management, over 50% of the battery is being consumed by "Android OS". Any suggestions on what I can do to improve my battery life while using this rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] poch_1421:
I'm already waiting for 10 mins. It's still thereü
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mach0boi:
Maybe the theme u were using doesn't support EDT TWEAKS :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] poch_1421:
I'm not using any themeü this plainly leomar rom 2.6 with a ragemod kernel and using go launcher ex
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mach0boi:
Idk what's the problem. It's working fine for me..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sasho36:
OC_daemon

Hi, for me to, the oc_daemon is working with this rom and Ninphetamine kernel. I used andrev_oc from this post:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1222020

SetSpu must be uninstalled for this to work.

For undervolting I'm using a script that is placed in the etc/init.d folder. Here is an example with the voltages that I use with Ninphetamine.

#!/system/bin/sh
echo "1425 1275 1200 1075 975 875 825"> /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/UV_mV_table

I also tried this with the RageMod kernel but I think there is no support for init.d scripts as the voltages aren't changed and the andrev_oc daemon binary doesn't work.

Note: You can use Gscript to test your UV settings before placing the script in the init.d folder, to be sure they are stable.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xinfinityoO:
yup the OC Daemon Script is working fine.. and ots pretty good ..

The dual core script on the other hand is of no use.. ( they are two different scripts)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] darylimjz:
I used gscript to delete bloatware, and now twlauncher is constantly force closing, the whole UI feels weird, and stock Widgets are not working like theyvused to...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zoobihoobi:
It will work with some delay so you have to wait for some time . It will definately work.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] svartis:
Have you tried the theme remover?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lupos89:
Just put on a good kernel (like SpeedMod or Ninphetamine), make a battery calibration and wait 2/3 cicle of battery and you will see good results! :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sebarkh:
Leo, I miss you! :-(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ozzyita:
What i did is charged full the battery when phone was off, then went in recovery and wiped the battery 2 times in a row! That sorted me out
[Galaxy S II Android Development] abhi021:
Hi Frank Good to see you here ;)

Surely Revolution has many customization option however I found litening to be bit more fast than the Revolution.

Having issues is common when flashing Europe version Rom/modem. However what worked for me is flashing CSC KF3 file meant for India, that has sorted out the network issue. Signal is much stronger. Usually flashing modem files helps however in this case CSC file did the trick. You can download the file from Intratech's thread and flash it through Odin.

Currently testing this Rom with various kernal to see which one gives the best battery life.

Regds, Abhishek.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Vahidmoby:
what is the Best kernel for this rom? (battery life & performance)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LeoMar75:
Guys! Almost finished with my Brand New Kitchen Plus Application :cool::cool::cool::cool:

I have been working very hard in order to develop this super cool application!

I think a beta will be posted here in few hours!

Thanks for your patience! :o
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sasho36:
Yes, I agree with you, the dual core script is useless and is even conflicting with the OC Daemon script.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tvhak:
no we must say thank you

greetss tjeerdos
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pakatus:
Hype growing....!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] piteyyy:
Hi,

thank you dev for this nice rom! Works great. The Kitchen App is fine too.

Waiting for your new kitchen app.

Nice work!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mbutandola:
Guys,

Can anybody tell me how I could get rid of the checkered board on the stock browser please? Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ilVinz:
...not you Leo...we have to thank you for everything !!!

Sei il numero 1
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mvh_01:
Just swotched from Lite'ning to this rom and the only thing I'm missing is Social hub. I want it to have my Facebook agenda back.

Does anybody have an APK or another app that does the same?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kalpik:
Check the kitchen..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] EarthLord:
Download the Revolution ROM Kitchen from the market, in the menu enable beta distribution and then download and install the social hub and sns support. This ROM has each and every thing that you want. :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ferreinf:
Download it from kitchen, don't forget to enable beta version if you are using 2.6 ;-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] markie32:
well done leo carnt wait:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stefyno:
...u're the best!...only this!...:cool:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sebarkh:
I love you, man!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] spiros83:
Tweets

Leo, if it's not too much of a trouble, would you mind tweeting some of the important news in English too? Not all, just the important ones :)

Thanks in advance, eagerly awaiting the new Kitchen!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SolBallads:
+1 for that..

Also a million thanks for your efforts and patience man!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ExilHh:
...and another +1 :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Popey900:
Me too +1 :o
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ExilHh:
hmm...looks a little bit like a greek-german alliance!? ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Psychotoxic:
+2 :-)

Revolution Rom on Samsung Galaxy S2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iksander:
Me like :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yupo72:
Hi all, I'm just thinking about switching from Lite'ning to this ROM, as suggested in the OP I'll make a full wipe before flashing so I'm wondering if my actual payed apps (LauncherPro Plus, Titanium Backup Pro, etc.) will be already available for re-install from the market....can anybody confirm it?

I know it could be obvious for most of you but just want to be sure.

Ciao
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hoseth0711:
Confirmed
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dipe7987:
what is the function of script???

I dont know anything about script :D

I think the word "script" is only for advance user and developers :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dipe7987:
+++++

I think everyone's are waiting :D :cool:

Great ROM + Great kitchen app...;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] carlos67:
+1 for that, tweeting updates only would be really cool. :cool:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] carlos67:
Hi, I switched from litening v5.0 to this ROM v2.6 and only wiped cache and dalvik cache (no data/factory reset) and it was absolutely fine. All my stuff was still there including launcher pro plus etc etc.

So, in my case, a "full" wipe was not needed - just cache and dalvik. That saved me a ton of work and it's been rock stable since flashing. No F.C's or reboots at all.

You only need to do "full" wipe if the base changes, i.e. from kg6 to kh3...........I think?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Bengaal:
Guys, If I want a CLEAN intallation, how can I do that the best?

thanks in advance!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Szaby_88:
Well...

Step 1:

Before you flash the rom; go into cwm and clear user data/factory reset. Wipe cache and dalvik cache. Make sure to wipe the battery stats as well.

Step 2:

Flash a rom that is design (like Rev 2.6) to wipe everything.

Step 3:

Profit!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xflowy:
dudes one question:

realized the menu item MODEM in revolution app. should i select kh3 modem there (for revolutiom rom 2.6) and install it additionally or comes it already in the normal release?

thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ilVinz:
...is already in the base Rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] -iNSiGhT-:
If you want the Cleanest installation (erasing all your data in internal SD Card, even the data which are not erased with a full wipe like Music, Download etc...), you can reinstall a Stock Samsung ROM (like XXKH1 o KH3) with Re-partition in Odin...

Then, follow Szaby_88's instructions...;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shinfei:
A repartition could brick the device if your unlucky. With cwm you can just format /system, /data, and /cache then flash the rom and after do a format /sdcard if you want.

Thx leo for the news waiting to play with the new kitchen, gonna rocks like always. This is a revolution like steve jobs says lol
[Galaxy S II Android Development] darylimjz:
This is not an eta rush but hey, its been a few hours already! *eagerly waiting for super cool new kitchen app*
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dipe7987:
Anyone answer my question?? :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] -iNSiGhT-:
If you follow the instructions of "how to use Odin", the risks are very very small...

I've flashed my Galaxy S2 & S manytimes without any problem...

Before my last clean install of Revolution ROM (problem with the SMS app after JKay v9.1 install), i did a format /sdcard..... and all my data were still in my sdcard (my Music, Download, ext SD's folders were still present and full...)...

That's why i prefer to do a clean install with Re-partition... I'm sure to get a "blank" SGS2...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hikarugo:
Still waiting for the new kitchen app. And please update the repository too.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ilVinz:
...+1...could be a very interesting lesson waiting for our Leo to come with the new kitchen :)...( Leo take your time genius)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ilVinz:
...be patient mate...Leo is working hard...give him the time he need;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hoseth0711:
Indeed
[Galaxy S II Android Development] android_888:
Go Leo go! :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] m4g1k:
No! Don't go! Stay with us ;-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sasho36:
There are two different scripts: one for starting the OC Daemon binary, more info about OC Daemon here:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=16690992&postcount=2

or here (take also a look at the second post for Daemon controller) :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1222020

The second one (dual core script) is supposed to turn off the second cpu when the screen is off, but as the galaxy sII is already doing this, it's useless... Edit: in fact, the main purpose of this patch is to force cpu0 with cpu1 to run all the time when device is awake.

Source: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1098849
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ilVinz:
Little but maybe useful OT regarding wakelocks

In my continuous war against wakelocks I use to check BetterBatteryStat app everytime my phone stay in sleepmode more than half an hour (don't tell me I'm crazy...don't support my wife:)). Recently I discovered to have a wakelocks called Managewakelocks UID which sometimes drained even the 10% of my battery. I've done a research on my apps to see where it was and I discovered that the responsible of this was an app called Handcent SMS that I used to send sms instead of the default one. I checked the permission required by the app and in effect I found permission requests regarding ID reading (and "prevent to phone to switch to sleep mode" and "make application always running" and so on)...I had soon uninstalled the app and the wakelocks has gone. Checked also with GO SMS and it's the same (and same permission requests).

So, before to blame a rom or a kernel...double check your wakolocks;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mark2222:
This is retarded you know that yeah?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ilVinz:
...lol...better than never know...I was goin crazy about what it was :D

...but maybe for someone like me who's not clever as you are can be useful to know...don't think ? ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mbutandola:
The stock messaging app has exactly the same permissions plus more...