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[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Rahulrulez:
Well, I've fixed my PHAIL release :) (I love being honest)

So far, I've fixed these bugs

- Phone FC

- Broken Browser

- Incorrect Kernel

I've also added some other features too but it is inappropriate to reveal it without proper testing :)

Regards,

Rahul..
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] arjanv:
worst rom ever

i've tested arround 30 cstom roms.

this one is the worst ever.

fully charged the battery via usb, and without using the during the night it's going off because empty battery.

what is this.

i've flashed another rom right away.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Rahulrulez:
Thanks for honest feedback. If you've flashed v6.0, It is a buggy version because of some wrong /system files. I'm taking it back right now. Stay tuned for fixed version coming up tomorrow :) I believe next update won't let you turn down.

Regards,

Rahul.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] bhu1:
You can share a beta version version in the meantime.

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[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] posceve:
I'm a little bit confused......last one is 5.1.1 or 5.2??????
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Rahulrulez:
I've removed the last two versions because of bugs.. :)

I'll be releasing a fixed version tomorrow morning any way :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] arjanv:
i'm using version 5.2

i'm looking to find ouut why it's drained
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] bhu1:
Ya I noticed that, good thought. I think you should also write the main post from scratch tomorrow. And can you add better ( maybe like darky or your own)transitions of basic things like launching an app. , closing an app. , long pressing anything for options , removing of noti. Bar when launching an app. And all those small transitions that happen .

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[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] boris03:
5.2 has bugs? That´s not correct!

Hi,

You are telling us 5.2 has bugs? I am using it since you released it and I never had a better ROM before. Lean and quick - GPS never was better - Battery consumption never was less.

What errors are you talking about?

Thanks man and proceed with creating such ROMs like 5.2
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Rahulrulez:
I think fancy transitions are not needed by everybody. If you guys need I can provide framework with different transitions, you can try and use them.. :-)

I think I had messed up with v5.2 scripts. They were imperfect for some devices. Overclocking also affected battery life. I've fixed all those bugs in the ROM I'm going to release.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] demon-knight:
I had better battery on 5.2 because of the overclock with the undervolt. Either way if you need a tester in the future let me know.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] bhu1:
Please do so, looking forward for those transitions . And I think many people like those transitions.

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[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] bhu1:
One more question Rahul. Maxthon browser for jetpack?

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[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] st4rk:
Edit - I wasn't posting attention and didn't see the blue theme in the first post, waiting on 6.	1 then I'll jump in and have a test.

I'll be keeping an eye on your rom as i don't have one i'm loyal to at the moment, went from doc's rom to rom manager to goatrip to surface but i don't see one on jvs/jvt that really interests me.. apart from yours

I'm pretty lazy with this stuff so have never go into making one myself, so you get props just for that dude!

Keep up the good work!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] bhu1:
Also please include acid's latest tweaks.

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[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] binhntbv:
BT not work in V6, but I like v6. Stable
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Rahulrulez:
Jetpack v6+ (Plus)...

Changelog :

Fixes :

- Phone FC Fix

- Browser fix

- Fixed Kernel installation

- Solved temperature issues

Features:

- Added SQLite3 in xbin (faster IO)

- Added Thunderbolt tweaks (v1.3) --- Thanks pikachu01

- Added bigger APN list.

Uploading.....
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] bhu1:
Rahul, have you added acid tweaks xix they are mind blowing.

Have you added the latest version of tw4.5( shows running apps. With a small red dot in app drawer, many more new things and is stable)?

Maxrton browser ?(you never gave any news about it us after the first announcement)

Edit: is blue theme ready?

I know orange theme must not be ready but how much is it complete?

Fancy transitions?

Edit 2 : have you added the new market v 3.2.0 (pretty damn fast but is a leak so no auto update will happen)?

Nexus prime wallpapers apk. ?

hit thankxx if i helped. sent from my mind through telepathy (ya its possible)!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] demon-knight:
Nice Rahul looking forward to 6+

Will report back once I flash it
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Rahulrulez:
Release Name :: Jetpack v6plus

Release Date :: 14th October 2011

Changelog ::

Download ::
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] bhu1:
Awesome!

Btw my feedback and questions are just fo helping purposes, nothing, -ve Intended.

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[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] bhu1:
Rahul here it is still 13th october. You have written date 14 october which i believe is refered by IST . :-)

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[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Rahulrulez:
Well, it doesn't matter. Whatever the time I saw, I posted.. Time doesn't matter :) hahah...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] demon-knight:
Installed no problems, rom is silky smooth infact cant believe how smooth.

Found no bugs yet, ill report later with updates.

Nice work Rahul
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] arsalanaly:
wooot ... i'm currently on XXJVT stock rom so what should i do i already download the NON wipe any step ? do i need to clean dalvik and datacache ?

---------- Post added at 08:32 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:28 PM ----------

how to install non wipe i'm currenty XXJVT ROM with Semaphore 1.8 kernel ?
[Galaxy S II General] colonels:
i did not see a topic about VERY slow charging and hot phone issue

first of all, typically for 10% it takes me 3 hours to fully charge my GS2, and it is warm but not hot

randomly it seems to get a bug that makes the phone charge VERY slow like 15% an hour or total 6 hours, and at the same time the phone is much hotter than normal charging

i had Android Assistant running and here is what is normal idle system spec:

CPU

system 2%

user 5%

idle 93%

ram

used 329MB

free 507MB

battery temp 97F

when the bug occurs i go to the stock task manager, close all apps, and clear ram memory, and here are the system specs after:

CPU

system 20%

user 40%

idle 40%

ram

used 460MB

free 377MB

battery temp 114F

i have not been able to isolate the process/app/bug anyone else?
[Galaxy S II General] zahr29:
I use Watchover (freely available on the market), which can give you a list of processes and the percentage of CPU they use. You can then identify the processes that eat the most of your CPU.
[Galaxy S II General] David Roosendaal:
It's not a bug but a feature :)

The phone takes about 3 hours to charge when no apps are running.

More, if apps are running and even more if you are using the phone.

Totally normal for this type of phone/battery.

So if you want it to charge as quickly as possible make sure as little as possible is taking power....
[Galaxy S II General] colonels:
but i stop all APPs in task manager and even clear my ram cache, so technically it should be like idle with nothing running

and yet it shows 60% CPU usage and 100MB or ram used somewhere, no idea where
[Galaxy S II General] nikzDHD:
OS Monitor from market to check what is eating the cpu.
[Galaxy S II General] zoro25:
Doesn't clicking on battery usage show the same thing.

Do the other apps do something different.
[Galaxy S II General] colonels:
this shows total usage between 100% charges of battery, so what might be the highest CPU % usage might not be what is currently stuck in a feedback loop

i want to see what process or app is "stuck" in a loop or on cycle that is causing the slow charging and hot phone bug

when i stop all apps in task manager and clear ram (which usually kills 19 processes in the background) i should be at 90%+ idle

i need an app that can show me a snapshot of what is running on demand and doesn't show what was running before but was stopped
[Galaxy S II General] Sleepycat3:
What does the battery usage screen tell you? After trying to charge, unplug the phone and leave it for 30 minutes. Then open up the battery usage page and check which item is consuming battery power.
[Galaxy S II General] zabihjan:
my phone was getting hot when i was using custom kernel and had overclocked

check your kernel first
[Galaxy S II General] Sleepycat3:
OS Monitor will tell you in real time which process is using up CPU cycles. However, battery usage shows you which app/process is using up the battery, which is what is happening to your phone. It is using up battery charge as fast as the charger is able to charge it. So check out which app has the highest percentage battery usage. If it is Android OS, then you will have to use OS monitor to dig deeper to pin point which Android OS process (there are many) is causing this.
[Galaxy S II General] colonels:
so i identified the problem!

it is HANDCENT SMS (MEDIUM) WIDGET even though i do not have that widget loaded on any of my home screens

this gets somehow bugged and starts to use 30-40% CPU real time, and even after i force-close the process it comes right back in a few seconds

i have uninstalled HANDCENT SMS and my idle is back to 90%

i bet if you have the SLOW CHARGING HOT PHONE bug it is because of this widely popular SMS app, i am going to try GO SMS instead
[Galaxy S II General] prinzhernan:
Hi. I searched the forum for this problem. Just got an GSII three days ago. Experienced this a problem few minutes ago. Started charging my phone when I got home. It was at 36% at 46deg c. Then I talked to my friend on the phone. Checked back 30 mins later and it was at 33% at 53 deg c. It was the hottest the phone was ever. I panicked and unplugged it and shut the phone down. Turned it on 5 mins later and I just plugged it now.

Is my unit faulty?

Log when I plugged my phone into the charger until it reached 53 deg c:

2011/08/22|21:57:26|-678mA|35%|3810mV|41.0ºC|2|2

(must be when I plugged)

2011/08/22|22:02:26|58mA|36%|3762mV|46.0ºC|2|1

2011/08/22|22:07:26|-20mA|35%|3757mV|48.0ºC|0|1

2011/08/22|22:12:26|-165mA|35%|3703mV|50.0ºC|0|1

2011/08/22|22:17:26|-165mA|35%|3752mV|53.0ºC|0|1

2011/08/22|22:22:26|-165mA|35%|3752mV|53.0ºC|0|1

2011/08/22|22:27:26|-55mA|34%|3753mV|53.0ºC|0|1

2011/08/22|22:32:26|-55mA|34%|3768mV|53.0ºC|0|1

(unplugged, I shut phone down)

(booted up phone when it cooled and plugged charger again)

2011/08/22|22:46:18|-1mA|33%|3682mV|34.0ºC|1|0

2011/08/22|22:47:07|-1mA|33%|3726mV|34.0ºC|1|0

2011/08/22|22:52:07|-1mA|33%|3891mV|42.0ºC|2|2

2011/08/22|22:55:07|372mA|35%|3882mV|44.0ºC|2|1

2011/08/22|23:00:07|758mA|37%|3897mV|44.0ºC|2|1

2011/08/22|23:05:07|494mA|40%|3888mV|46.0ºC|2|1

2011/08/22|23:10:07|428mA|42%|3893mV|46.0ºC|2|1

2011/08/22|23:13:07|439mA|42%|3842mV|46.0ºC|1|1

2011/08/22|23:18:07|610mA|45%|3925mV|46.0ºC|2|1

2011/08/22|23:21:07|824mA|46%|3893mV|46.0ºC|2|1

2011/08/22|23:26:07|428mA|48%|3923mV|46.0ºC|2|1

2011/08/22|23:31:07|328mA|50%|3908mV|46.0ºC|2|1

2011/08/22|23:36:07|627mA|53%|3954mV|46.0ºC|2|1

2011/08/22|23:41:07|494mA|55%|3946mV|46.0ºC|2|1

EDIT: It's back to charging normally now. Temp at a stable 46deg c.
[Galaxy S II General] JayantSparda:
When I didn't rooted my phone, I also was experiencing overheating. Once I´ve rooted the phone and undervolted the phone and used kernel from Solarflare. Since then my phone didn´t overheat.
[Galaxy S II General] Tinderbox (UK):
I wish we had a cpu temp reading as well as the battery temp one, I suppose the cpu usage will have to do, I think most overheating and slow charging is caused by power being used my the cpu as you charge the battery, some fault apps in conjunction with the heat of the battery produces when charging, really starts to heat things up.
[Galaxy S II General] Psilocin:
I was just going to point this out as well. The same is true for a laptop. Recharging the laptop with the laptop power off will still generate some heat near the battery, but the moment you turn it on and start checking email, watching youtube, and doing all kinds of other stuff, core temps are going to be higher than usual as the battery charging heat adds on to it. So, I wouldn't be overly concerned with the overheating part just as long as it on a open surface like your desk and not wrapped up in a blanket on your bed.

With regards to the slow charging, that will directly be related to how much you use the phone, number of currently running apps, and number of background apps running (syncing, etc). I strongly suggest putting the display brightness level to lowest setting when at home while charging since this is the single largest consumer (50%) of battery power compared to anything else for me. If you do find that there are some less responsive apps stealing cpu cycles when it shouldn't, then I would consider uninstalling it altogether as it probably is also reducing your battery life during the day.
[Galaxy S II General] prinzhernan:
Thanks for the replies. I know the SII has a tendency to work up some heat and I'm just worried about damaging the internals. Does anyone know though what the maximum operating temperature is? So I could monitor my phone or turn it off when it reaches a certain temperature. I tried contacting Samsung about this but they didn't reply (their CS is bad in my country).
[Galaxy S II General] endoaja:
same thing, i kinda worried with the internal parts, if it going too hot every time. Even only using wifi for browsing, it made a heat that really annoying :confused:
[Galaxy S II General] prinzhernan:
Yeah. I'd really like to know if it's okay that it gets hot a lot and at what temperature the internals get toasted. The manual says nothing about it.
[Galaxy S II General] EarlZ:
I would say 46c when charging is way too hot, Im even finding 41c already above the expected charging temperatures.
[Galaxy S II General] uppon2:
I have noticed Kernels having a lot to do with strange battery drain and overheating. I flashed back to a stock Australian Carrier Firmware and as soon as my phone restarted it was getting hot. I could feel it burning through the back and front of the phone. I flashed another kernel and the problem went away.
[Galaxy S II General] mzone1510:
Sorry for bumping this up but I Had something similar happen to me today, I plugged in the phone at 44% and checked back after 15 mins it was still at 44% but the battery icon showed as 'charging', the phone had become hot and in Battery graph it was just a straight line for the duration the charger was connected, I plugged it out, rebooted battery levels dropped to 33% kept it for a while that way to auto calibrate but it didn't rise it dipped to 32% connected the charger back now it's happily charging as usual. What could be the cause?
[Galaxy S II General] emk2z:
Hi ! if you inspected this thread you'd notice most charging problems relate to CPU trying to do something. as in Some apps in your phone are forcing it to work under full load. This phone has a hungry CPU, it can keep draining the battery even when u are charging (while under load) charging process produces heat, plus CPU heat means you can cook bacon on ur screen.

Well... adding CPU and battery stats of such occasions can shed much more light than my theories by the way. I'm no expert but i think someone can inspect those for u.

Also if you notice this kind of strange behavior, try to check the working apps. and search if anybody noticed such behavior on any of those apps.

Kind regards
[Galaxy S II General] blondbread:
Well, it so happens that I have 2 identical phones here, both with same Kernel and ROM (latest siyah and CM10 nightly). To test the issue with heat and battery drainage, I put in fully charged identical and new batteries (externally charged) in both of them last night. One phone didn't even turn on (battery drained while it was turned off!!), the other one has full battery still.

So. Just to say that (with my phones) battery drain and heat issues are definitely something within the phone, not Kernel, not ROM. I suspect a dodgy USB board as I replaced it in the ok phone. I'll do the same with the other one, and let you know.
[Galaxy S II General] martintspedersen:
hi there i also had this problem with my phone(USB) there are some thread here at xda about how to clean it witgh a toothpick and bend it back if is off.. have you guys the warning trianglen with a thermometer inside when you swicht it off and try too charge??

i fix my problem with usb by cleaning the thing..

i also experienced the heat have alot to do with your radio... example: if i use ki3 modem(radio) my phone is fine

if i use ki4 modem my phone gets about 35C i and over 40c when playing a app to hot..

if you dont use a modem that are good in your country you end up with a hot phone..thts a fact we have many thread about this after using this i never had a problem

my phone now in idle25C in charging 30-35... playing some 3d game with 3g usees 38C

here is a link for heating fix it worked for me but note you can not just use his modem a think is best for you. you have to try a few modems for yourself a find out which is best for you and you carrier in the country(or ask some people from your own country which modem they use..http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1656005
[Galaxy S II General] infatality:
I guess most people here in this thread overlooked that s2 default charger outputs is only 0.7a.. Thus it charge slower compare to 1a charger
[Galaxy S II General] blondbread:
Finally got the screwdriver set and changed USB port (not a new one but from another, newer phone). The battery drain issue hasn't gone away. I turned it off last night and barely 8 hours later when I turned it back on, I got this:

I found a thread outside XDA saying battery needs recalibrating. I'll try that for now.

The heat issue isn't my biggest concern right now, but I'll look into it, once and if I get the battery to stop draining when phone is off. And 85% on screen???

But thanks for the link.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mrchrisrobinson:
hey guys,

i'm a new member here, and I'm looking to become a chef. so far i have no software experience, having devoted myself to building custom PC's, but have decided on creating my own OS for my new HD2 and sharing it with all of you fine people :) any advice on this to get me going would be really helpful.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] c_shekhar:
Great!!!!!!!!!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] NRGZ28:
:D

LOL ! :p
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] papadawgg:
you have to do it
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] HD2Owner:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=917594

;)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mrchrisrobinson:
@ HD2Owner, thanks for the link. I've had to switch to an Omnia 7 after my HD2 decided it didnt like phone calls anymore,the signal would cut off whenever i tried to take or make calls. Thanks again, it made for interesting reading :)

BTW sorry for late reply :)
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ritchell:
I have a strange glitch, perhaps, with my phone. If I power down or reboot without the USB plugged in, I can turn it back on without a problem. If I'm plugged into the wall or my computer when I shut down, it doesn't come back on. I have to take out the battery to get it to be able to power back on.

I'm running CM7 test 11 (7/17), the most recent Glitch kernel (ML), and EC09 baseband. I'm OC'd to 1.4GHz -50 mV. Everything else is stable and good. Is this effect an OC instability symptom, or something to do with the CM7 ROM?

Thanks in advance.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] exzacklyright:
I have the same problem. I've had to just battery pull or hold volume up and power to get it back

Sent from Megan Fox
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] king2dro:
I am currently running Phoenix ROM on my Captivate, its all rooted and unlocked. I received a text from AT&T that the Android 2.2 update is available for the Captivate through Samsung Kies. I want to update to that because my Captivate is really starting to lag and freeze a lot.

Is it safe to just update to 2.2 with Kies? Or are there any additional steps that I should know?

Please help
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cappysw10:
You can try it from Phoenix, it probably won't work.

To be safe use [STOCK ROM] Odin3 One-Click Downloader and Drivers CAPTIVATE ONLY to flash stock before trying the update.

Stock isn't any better btw.

Oh and before the flames start, this should be in Q&A.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jack man:
Kies won't let you update to 2.2 unless you are on a stock system (2.1). You will have to flash back to 2.1 stock, then you can update to 2.2. It's very easy. If Kies gives you "unregistered device" when you try to update, you will have to do some editing to your nv_data.bin file. There are threads here to tell you exactly what to do, or let me know if you need assitance; I have done that several times. Good luck.

Oh, yeah, if you are on GB bootloaders, only flash to stock with Odin3 1 click - DO NOT use the 3 button fix to go back to stock from GB, as that will ensure a bricked phone.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dyluck:
Since you're on a Phoenix ROM, why don't you just flash a 2.2 or even a 2.3 Phoenix ROM. I've tried Mosaic ROM from TeamPhoenix and it was pretty good.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LOSTLOGIC89:
I advice you to flash a custom rom , there is plenty out there .Btw If you go back to stock you will lose root .
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] axis01:
Why is this in the DEVELOPERS section? There's a Q&A section that would be a much better place for this.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LOSTLOGIC89:
Hopefully a mod will move it.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] king2dro:
Did like the instructions said to do for ODIN 1 click and completely bricked my phone. I tried running it in admin mode and changed the compatibility mode as well but it still didn't flash to stock. It freezes up as soon as I press start.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dyluck:
Put your phone into Download mode then try Odin 1click again. Then you can use AIO Captivate Toolbox to root and ROM your phone to a cool Team Phoenix ROM.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] rpavich:
I've been going back and forth on the Pure root thread and back to the "NVFlash to stock" thread trying to get a rooted 8.4.4.11 build..but I haven't been able to.

Has anyone actually gotten a rooted stock build of 8.4.4.11?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] duclicsic:
If you're on WW just get whatever build you want on it as long as you have a working CWM recovery and flash the 8.4.4.5 rooted stock build from here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1112527

Then flash this: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=15799994&postcount=134

If you're not on WW check the rest of that thread, there are people working on other builds.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] rpavich:
Ahh....I was getting a boot loop when I tried the "pure root" method and I found out that it was because I was putting the two IMG files in the wrong folder! they needed to go into the root folder....

Wow..a whole afternoon wasted because I don't read closely enough...arggg...