yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ExilHh:
You have to wait until Leo has ported his themes for JKay and EDT-Tweaks.

JKay V11 has been released tonight, so we must be patient.

Edit:

same answer for you mate...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zerokillz:
Leo has not begun to fix that yet!

Edit: Oppps, sloppy second!!! =)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mark wild:
!!!

In the rom 2.7.0 there was the option to change the skin in the SMS.apk, I was so happy, that it returned, but then I upgraded to 2.7.1 and the option was gone.

...

Is there any chance, to get the dark skin in the SMS app?!

...

Please LeoMar, PLEASE... if its not to hard?!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Popey900:
Ok, thanks. I thought JKAY has a theme for it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] abhi021:
Hey Leo any hopes on getting the " Transparent Dialer" theme for 2.7.1 have used this for a month, really attached to this one.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ledpepper:
Hi ch0wn,

Please check here to try and fix your GPS:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1233359
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ExilHh:
Have a look in JKays thread.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1154278

i think he has already finished some themes
[Galaxy S II Android Development] schizovivek:
ok..

for ppl havin issues wit the vibrate icon constantly bein displayed.. JKAY thems for KI3 are out.. just search in the S2 Themes and Apps section.. flashing JKAY resolves that issue.. (i guess this also answers questions of ppl wanting jkay themes for KI3 :D)

@LeoMar75

eagerly waiting for themes.. currently can see only the revolution theme.. :( .. also.. any updates on why the phone mods are failing to flash?

i installed this black theme after flashing jkay ... sent my phone into a boot loop :( :mad:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nEUTRon666:
ding ding ding..uh yeah, JKay KI3 is ready, can't wait to get all those theme and lockscreen stuff back :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mr_wehbe:
hi,

how do i install the icon pack into the blue monkey theme?

:rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LeoMar75:
Are you crazy? Are you drunk?

Esagerly waiting for themes?

First of all black theme is not supported by me and im very happy you went in a bootloop.

Secondly, for sure you are enough NOOB to don't understand that in order to make themes is necessary to have Jkay mod v11 that has been released tonight while i was sleeping. And i wake up now..

Next time STFU

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] buxz777:
hely leo and good morning mate :-) hope you had a nice kip :-) i know your going to have a busy day ahead of you with jkay now being supported on the lates firmware :-)

would just like to ask you as a favour if poss :-) please dont forget to re do pure blue theme if you get a chance as it has really become one of my faves on your rom :-)

it looks really nice and ill be lost without it :-)

thaks leo mate will make a small donation again later today as your going to be a busy busy man i reckon :-)

keep up the great work
[Galaxy S II Android Development] schizovivek:
sry mate.. pretty much new to the whole thing... cheers
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dzontra83:
What kernel is the best for battery life with this rom, that i can download from kitchenpro app? Tnx
[Galaxy S II Android Development] svartis:
You have best possibility to tweak with siyah. If you have unstability, Ragemod is more stable.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mc_xperia:
I use SiyahKernel from it appearance and I strongly belive is one of the best if not The best. Last version is 1.7.8. but it was just released. In Kitchen you will find 1.7.7

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1263838
[Galaxy S II Android Development] android_888:
Leo it would be great if you could put Blue Monkey Theme in the Kitchen.Of course when you finish with jkay..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fansulaw:
im using siyah 1.7.7 with 2.7.1 and i must say this is the best combinations for me so far. Ragemond v1 t27 is good too.

with 9 hours usage around 1.5hrs screen on time, 1 hour of music, 3g on, rss feed sync, email push and im still on 70%.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
There is new version of Siyah kernel 1.7.8, consider it as beta as it is, first that I know, .14 kernel for sgs2, but test it. That guy is doing some amazing work as you Leo do.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] beaver2233:
I find the stock kernel awesome, definitely in terms of battery life....for once I don't feel the need for custom kernels
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LeoMar75:
This morning i am a bit busy, i have a big HW issue with my PC and i need to replace motherboard/CPU/RAM, this afternoon i will start with themes, i promise you guys that by the end of the day you will have themes in the kitchen (Actually it depends on where you live!).

However you can start playing with Themes on JKAY original Thread!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LeoMar75:
To be honest i agree with you, i really like stability and battery life!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Reeby:
- Revolution 2.7.1-

Kernel: 2.6.35.7- I9100XXKI3-CL577579 se.infra@SEP-55#2

The Kitchen app won't install any downloaded files.

Have to go CWM to do it.

To top it the EDT Tweeks do not work.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] D-m-x:
Let me guess, BF3 :D !? Thanks for your work, as soon as the themes arrived i will update to the newest version 2.7.1
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ilVinz:
...yep...me too
[Galaxy S II Android Development] anisbombaywala:
How to remove the alarm icon from the status bar?

I always have at least one alarm set and the icon stays there useless occupying the notification space. Can we remove it? I tried to search and found this thread. But no luck.

I am posting it here, so that if sounds good then this can be added as a mod in the kitchen.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sammy83:
Nice work Leo!

I really like your ROM and appreciate your hard work on it.

I used the latest version since the release and everything seems to work pretty well.

I only found one little bug:

When i am doing a mobile hangout on G+ with the G+ app i am not able to use my Samsung headset which was shipped with my SGS2. It was working with 2.6 and now i can't get it back to working. Any idea?

And i was also wondering if there will be a Mod for replacing the new lockscreen with the old vanilla style lockscreen.

Thanks again man your ROM is awesome!

P.S. Greetings to my spanisch workmate who showed me this ROM!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sydknee:
Thanks Leo for your reply to this - tried wiping cache/dalvik etc. still happening. thought it was daemon controller so removed, and still happening.

any other ideas. do i need to do a full wipe and re-install the ROM??

btw, not gonna give up coz this rom is really fab, and apart from the freeze, is the best.....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SignalX:
Hi mate

my problem with wifi was about a small thing in my pc!! not in rom :)

cheers,

SX
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zoobihoobi:
+100 Wants the same thing
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GDT:
I agree too, I only miss too much BLN...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mredfern79:
I had similar problems coming from 2.6 to 2.7.

To fix i restored my nandroid backup of 2.6 and flashed 2.7.1

All problems i had went after doing this. No need for a full wipe here :)

Sent from my Galaxy S2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gee2012:
Just installed Leomar2.7.1 and in the KitchenPro app is only 1 item (revolution Super), can this be true or do i have to install anything else?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zoobihoobi:
Themess will be updated as Jkay recently released new version. Swipe right and left to see other items.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shrubber83:
Hi Leomar,

can i suggest 2 step you can insert in the Kitchen?

1) add call recordin

2) sord order alphabetically in the app menù (i have read that u are working on it)

Thank you very much, your ROM is awesome!!! ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ageless Stranger:
Call recording is available as a phone mod
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mikra44:
Then I have to search for another fix :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shrubber83:
Thank you... I didn't see it!!! ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raver2046:
I don't know if anybody talk's about that but i use 'cpu spy' to check cpu frequency.

With ki3 stock kernel, i was surprized.

Stock ki3 underclock cpu to 200mhz when screen off.

Damn that's fuc*ing good !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pakatus:
The root doesnt relly only on the kernel?

So if we flash the stock kernel will we loose root?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ilVinz:
...yes...if you flash back the stock kernel you will loose root

...of course for stock I mean the real stock one not CF root ;) (which is stock+root)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raziel19:
lol ^^ thats what i meant with

;)

@spyrale: as long as the new siyah v1.7.8 is in "beta-state" i won't test it... if it's stable enough again, i'm going to flash an see if SU v3 is replaced again
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pappschlumpf:
Rename SuperUser.apk to Superuser.apk and it is not replaced :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ExilHh:
Hmmm...wenn screen turns off it usually has to go into "deep sleep"! CPU Spy tells me most of the time my SGS is in the deep sleep mode. If it would stay all the standby time in 200Mhz Mode the battery would drain too fast.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raziel19:
sounds weird, but i have a 0Superuser.apk :eek:

nevertheless it's running fine for me without any problems with SU v3 (on siyah 1.7.7)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jetv1r:
is anybody have issues with the sound? mine when playing music is like there is echo...i'm just using the stock music player...they said that sound in KI3 is better?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raziel19:
as far as i know the kernels must contain the new sources from samsung, but they don't released it till now...

correct me, if i'm wrong
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jetv1r:
well if that is the case...i have use 3 kernels already the 2 stock kernel and this supercore2 but at the moment the sound issues don't go away...but at this time i'm good with supercore2...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LeoMar75:
Never mentioned about EDT Tweaks, also it's not in the kitchen repository for KI3 as i was waiting for jkay v11 mod!

You guys need to understand that EDT Tweaks and Jkay mod are not just Themes, these mods involve several files (smali code) that have references to resources in SystemUI.apk and framework-res.apk. Now since to build a theme you need to change these two package you need to do it accordly with smali modded code Jkay and EDT Tweaks.

That said, as when i built Revolution theme for KI3 there was no Jkay mod availabe for KI3, it's normal that my current theme does not support EDT Tweaks and Jkay stuff...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pappschlumpf:
My one was named SuperUser.apk after installing the ROM (Full Wipe) and Abyss kernel and Siyah always replaced it with the old one. I just renamed it and placed the renamed one in res/misc, too and now it stays 3.0.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gGabi:
Is this ROM in beta?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raziel19:
you can say ALL roms are beta - except the official stock-ones that came over kies

i've tried/flashed alot of them, but THIS rom is THE BEST for me ;)

leo deserves my whole respect for this!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] funeralcrows:
Hey Leo, quick question.

I really loved your Call_Rec_Mod back in KH3 where the contact photo was a bit bigger on the incoming/outgoing call screen.

The Call_Rec_Mod in KI3 is small, like the default Phone.apk

Do you plan to keep it small now or is there any plans to make a Call_Rec_Mod with the bigger contact photo like in KH3?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] anisbombaywala:
CRT OFF effect gets messed up sometimes.

I really like the CRT OFF effect. Thanks to Leo for putting it in by default. However the effect gets a bit messed up at times (it is like not clean, spreads out). Reboot fixes it back to normal. Is anyone else experiencing the same?

This is one thing I cannot take a screenshot for you to see ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sasory:
corrected color framework-res.apk. But the blue was not able to remove the last two switches

BlackAndroid_v2_7_1.zip
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gnan10:
@LEO

jkay v11 mod have been released for XXKI3 version

please add it to the kitchen with EDT tweaks and custom date format in notification bar as u said....

thanx in advance
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ledpepper:
Have you been hiding under a rock for the last 12 hours?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mbutandola:
I agree. Although I can only compare with 2.6. I flashed this rom as soon as I received my SGS II. So don't even know what stock is like :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ikaoivan:
Leo please can you take a look to this theme:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1266155

It will be great if you can add it to the Kitchen.Of course as soon as you finish with jkay 11..

thanks in advance.. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] beaver2233:
*sigh* ...............
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blueseeker:
No kiddin'.

Are you too lazy to even read the last page ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aeroman:
Hallo Leo,

where can i become the Font New Sony Sketch from the Rom v2.6? Thats not available in Rom 2.7.1. I have a older Version from Sony Sketch, but its too small, i need the new Version from that font.

Greeting
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ledpepper:
You can find it over here:

Sony Sketch Font
[Galaxy S II Android Development] _Sofos_:
They should put a limit up to 30-40 posts and then be able to reply in this topic.

Honestly sick of the same questions all the time, i'm getting pissed off, i can't even imagine how devs feel after reading over and over the same stuff.

Most of those are even answered in the first freaking page.

Not reading at least the last 5-10 pages it's simply RUDE and you SHOULD NOT get any help from anyone in here.

And seriously when you "demand" with kind words stuff for yourself without at least follow up what's going on.. go f*** off.

I didn't use search 3873348756238456 times to help you solve your problems.

Edit: Just so we're clear, i'm not referring to a specific member, just watching what's going on.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aeroman:
Alright thank you have, it found. The 120 version is bigger. Super. greetings
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nEUTRon666:
well said...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buxz777:
leo has said he will be working on it and if you read his post you would know it is not as easy as clicking his fingers , he knows it is out , he has said he will be working on it , the good man even said he would probs have a few themes in the kitchen for users tonight

patience is a virtue and poor i am sure leo will have everything ready pretty quickly like he does mate :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bulawayo:
+1

Not only is there RTFM but there should also be a RTFP if there isn't by now
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pan24:
when you finish with jkay can you add the eur csc?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KennyLegend:
@Leo

------------------------------------------------------Sent from my GT-i9100 using xda premium app. Pls Hit the "thanks" button if I helped you ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nEUTRon666:
and besides that, getting some new hardware together for BF3 isn't unimportant too, so give him the time he needs :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BananenAffe:
Someone has problems with the usb connection? I'm constantly reboots when I disconnect the usb connection.

I have flash a Stock Firmware,Wipe Data,Wipe Cache and then Flash Revolution 2.7.1.

The problem persists :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] spyrale:
I'm waiting for version 1.7.9, then I'll flash straight away, if su is replaced I'll simply update manually :D you are right, 1.7.8 doesn't seem so stable.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] slind:
There hasn't been a single version of this kernel that is stable. So many ppl comment about problems and random reboots ...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kwerdenker:
That's funny, as I'm using that kernel since 1.4 and except some of the minor "in-between" version it runs as stable as stock or ninph for me. I think most of the instabilities result from people messing with clocking and voltages when they don't have the proper knowledge of what they are doing.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] svartis:
Agree. As long as you dont OC/UV its stable. When I do stuff in daemon controller I get problems. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fishton:
Hi King leo,

Any chance of adding new GTalk Video in the Kitchen (link http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1283352) ?

Thanks for all you do for us !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] spyrale:
1.7.7 is stable for me, oc and uv with your script :)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] shrubber83:
i'm trying beta 1 and now i have installed beta 2 with no problem now... even with overclocking and uvervolting...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mark wild:
!!

Is anyone having the same problem - LeoMar ROM Kitchen Force Closing or is it just me?!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fishton:
I was running beta 1 and my phone has frozen (unable to switch on the screen but music was still playing) twice .. I reverted back to 1.7.7
[Galaxy S II Android Development] anisbombaywala:
Kitchen FCed for me when until I added it to the Ignore List of my App Killer.

Are you using any App/Task Killer?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shrubber83:
my last famous word... system crashed strarting titanium... after reboot it is started correctly...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wslfung:
Android itself does it quite brilliantly.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buxz777:
mine was too then i realised that i didnt have the latest installed from the 1st page of this thread mate maybe try installing it again :-) or clearing app data in settings :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] spyrale:
You know what? I had only one reboot with this kernel (1. 7.7) and happened when I started titanium...uhmm.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] anisbombaywala:
Yeah I too heard that. I always use Back to exit any app rather than the Home button. But still the app remains open and continues to use the RAM. I manually kill all the unwanted ones once in a while by clicking the Advanced Task Killer widget. And it tells me that it has freed up all that RAM. I am open to suggestions if this is not the best way of regaining the RAM.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shrubber83:
even for me... with version 1.7.7... maybe it has a problem with this application... i have tried 1.7.8 because i tought that this problem come from Superuser 3... but seem not...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mark wild:
!!!

No, I'm not!

It just stop'd working suddenly...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buxz777:
have you tried the stock kernel people are raving about it on other threads and kernel devs really want the source code as it is so good :-) iam only reading good things about it myself :-)

i am a big overclock undervolt lover but i will be leaving cf root kernel on there and testing it for some time :-)

people are getting over 4000 in quadrant with the stock kernel as well which is what i get at the minute with ninph 2.0.2 and overclocked to 1.4ghz :-)

before i try any other kernels iam dying to try the stock 2.3.5 version :-)

iam just installing 2.7.1 now as ive been waiting for jkay to get here , now it is a very short time away and hopefully my fave theme pur blue not to far behind ive decided to go ahead and flash the new leo mar 2.7.1 :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jim-bo:
...and if you look again 30 seconds later, the apps will have all restarted and re-initialised themselved, be using all that ram again, and have used lots of CPU cycles to get back to where they started.

Since 2.2(?) Android no longer supports a kill function - the only api for killing an app is now essentially kill-and-restart, which is for use when something is leaking, or unresponsive, or stuck in a strange state, etc.

There is no need, no advnatage, no point to "freeing up RAM" unless you are literally out of RAM and something needs to allocate a page that it cannot, at which point the OS low memory killer will already be in effect, killing off what it thinks is the most appropriate target, a single app, to free the RAM that some current app needs.

Automated killers, or just blindly killing everything actually wastes time, effort and battery, as well as occasionally causing apps to crash.

If you must kill apps, get something that can kill them one at a time, and only kill ones that you actually suspect are misbehaving... and if they misbehave often, uninstall them.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mark wild:
!!!

I already have the latest LeoMar ROM and clearing the data did not help. :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tomascunill:
I just flashed the stock kernel agian since I started having problems with wifi using the siyah kernel. Maybe in my case I like to change kernels just for the fun of it. Anyway i think I'll keep on the stock kernel for a while, not beeing able to use wifi is kind of a big deal.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dica:
2.7.1 try

hi gus today i installed the 2.71 and so fare no problem but i need to know:

- what the differnce btw cf root v4.2 (on the kitchen) and the stock one on 2.7.1?

- how can i gen bnl work with the stock kernel (because it seems that this kernel have a better battery life), i installed the package from the kitchen but it doesnt work?

thanks a lot for this work
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buxz777:
iam not having a go mate , i love to mess a round as well , however i would say the most exciting kernel to try this time is the new 2.3.5 kernel as it has a lot of new stuff in it , most of the other kernels will be a bit samey and based on old source code etc and we would have tried most of them and their features already :-)

i may go back to ninph but i am pretty excited to try the new 2.3.5 stock kernel and its sounding really good so far :-)

also if your running 2.3.5 why not get the most out of it and run a 2.3.5 kernel with the latest fixes etc :-) makes more sense to me rather then updating firmware and uisng an old kernel source to go with it :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tomascunill:
The kernel that came with 2.7.1 is cf root v4.1

The v4.2 in the kitchen is just an update which changed the following

- Superuser 3.0

- "Insecure" mode

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1103399

I at least, updated to v4.2 through the kitchen, but you shouldn't worry too much about it.

Regarding BNL I can't help you since I don't used it and haven't tried it.

---------- Post added at 12:16 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:08 PM ----------

Yeah, you're probably right. I'll just tried to cool of for a while and don't flash anything new... My main concern has always been hte battery and it seems this is the best choice.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] spyrale:
You can't use bln with stock kernel, you need a custom kernel with bln support mate.

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