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[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] koolshubh:
Hello guyss, I am new to android...

I want to know how to flash to this kernal.. Can any one explain mee....

Jst read so many good reviews about. I want to use this kernal with litening rom......

Soo pls guide me guyssss

Thanksss
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] k1000716:
Download the file, make sure it’s in the internal sd card and flash the zip file using cwm.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] koolshubh:
Its that simple...huh..

Thankss matee

But ryt now I using cf-root kernall

So switching to this kernal will cause any prob.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] R3BOOT:
No.

*edit* (added SS for quoted user)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] koolshubh:
Are you sure because I am going to use this kernal with litening rom

And I am currently using cf-root kernal..
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] :
oh come on, just do the ****in backup and flash the kernel.. simple as that.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Silly Man:
I am using this kernel with Lightning 5 ROM, works really well!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Jeremy:
This kernel is 99% perfection.

for 100%, FM transmitter! Really hope someone can make it work.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] CaspaTheGhost:
Very bottom of the page, on the left, little drop down box, switch it to 'XDA 2010'...

Probably on 'XDA Classic'... Mine has switched a few times of its own accord and proper confused me, hence knowing what it is!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] veyka:
Yes it will work, this will work on any KG+ 2.3.4 stock based roms.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] koolshubh:
Hello Guyss

I jst flashed to this kernal and I am gettin a yellow exclamation on the boot screenn...And its very annoing

Pls guide me to remove this yellow ****t....
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] willverduzco:
Google is your friend. If you're confused by this, I don't think it's safe for you to be flashing random stuff.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Hacre:
You're very "annoing".
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] jerdog:
The above suggestion from willverduzco is a good one. Google is your friend.

However, permanently removing the yellow ****t is as easy as removing the back cover, take out the battery, and put the cover back on and put it all back in the box it came in. An iPhone or a flip phone could be a better fit - no yellow ****t there.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] x.Orville.x:
just put this kernel with litening rom 5.0 let's see how it works :D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Major_Sarcasm:
^^ This is a most excellent suggestion for those moronic enough to ask the same question over and over, despite being spoon-fed the answer. Although I suspect even iPhone forum clientèle would oust you for that.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] dirobeshploppy:
Come on guys - it's a fair question.

I found the best way to remove it was to get black paint and paint over it. I recommend Dulux black satin finish.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] atomic339:
After reboot my battery go from 30% to 16% and stay on this for 10 min.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Nebucatnetzer:
My phone didn't want to wake up today had to pull the battery out. Unfortunately I'm not able to reproduce it. Maybe I could find the problem when it happens again. Yes I undervolted my phone but rhe values where stable for over a week. Do you think it could just be because of the undervolting?

Greetz Nebucatnetzer
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] jimhaddon:
Epic.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] veyka:
I would remove the undervolt or scale back by 25mV per freq and see if you still get problems.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Nebucatnetzer:
I didn't undervolte at the moment. But it's rather strange that I have a freeze after one week without any problems. And my values were -50mV so actually not really big.

Greetz Nebucatnetzer
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Samuel Rozenberg:
But I do need UTF8 translation and I can't find a proper one (2 of them gave me a exec failure when I tried ti insmod them)

Will one make a nls_utf8.ko working for my GS2 ?

PS I use successfully stock player for straight alpha named MP3 but attached file wont work
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] veyka:
Its cos android doesn't sample the battery status very often and just guesses the rest of the time, and when it sample it finds out its got it wrong and corrects.

Make a full battery calibration, charge to 100%, discharge till the phone turns itself off and wont turn on, charge phone to 100% in one sitting, and then use the battery calibration app while its still plugged in, shut down, unplug, turn on.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] CaspaTheGhost:
Dude, you gotta post more in the threads I read as everytime I see your avatar it makes me smile and I cant help to just sing it at least just once...

'Nobody canna cross it!'...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] CaspaTheGhost:
Posts like this are what makes this thread the best read by a long mile... I tip my hat to you sir...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] cwepruk:
i searched long for this one. I put the zip on my internal SD, used "Flash kernel" in CWM, select the zip, but it reboots with the stock kernel. Im running a rooted KG2 kernel.

What am I missing?

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] zikarus:
Flash the .zip via the recovery or use a .tar file to flash with the CWM app
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] jerryneyk:
1J8337953V948905S

A cold one one me thanks Mate for all your hard work!!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Aimixess:
System R/W

Hi there,

Is it normal that the /system stay in r/w after boot with this kernel ?

thanks.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] c010:
why dont you download the .tar and flash with odin?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Ghashul:
I can't speak for him, but the reason I don't use Odin for flashing is to avoid the yellow triangle at boot.

I haven't really had to do anything particular to avoid it, just no flashing of non-official kernels from Odin.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] forgetmyname:
Hi,

I noticed that the change from 2.0.2 to 2.0.5 caused the screen to become somewhat insensitive and difficult to register my fingers whilst on charge.

I shall drop back to 2.0.4 (and back to 2.0.2) this evening and test.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] forgetmyname:
No, it should not be mounted rw, but ro. Seems that the kernel leaves it rw. Probably an oversight by the author.

I have no idea where the /etc/fstab is on these devices? Should be set somewhere like there. Its not in /etc/vold.fstab (it should be strange to set it there anyway, if not impossible for a working system)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Lennyuk:
no it is not an oversight, the fact it is mounted rw makes no practical differences to the running of the rom, the only difference it makes is if you are an idiot and delete things you shouldn't :P
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] CamoGeko:
Lol, so true. Anyways Super Manager app from the market can re-mount it as RO if you really need it.

Transmitted from a Galaxy far far away via XDA telepathy.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] tshoulihane:
Really? Doesn't this make it easier for rogue apps to gain root permissions? I'm also not sure that it doesn't increase the chance of corrupting the partition on a crash too (even if it is ext4).
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] cwepruk:
I have a mac and Heimdall isn't working with these.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pulser_g2:
Nah, you ain't gonna get root easier - you need root access in order to write to /system anyway, due to file ownership and permissions :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] forgetmyname:
True, yet leaves a vector open for attack.

Perhaps someone would post how to ensure /system is mounted ro upon each boot so that we have a choice?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] eiraku:
Hacre, question: The CM7 hold + / - volume to change music tracks, is it something kernel based or something else?

Can't find a concrete answer to this. Anyone?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pulser_g2:
I think you can edit the init scripts to do that.

RE the vector for attack, tbh I don't really think this will help you with security -

You've rooted your phone already, anything that can gain root access (either via you allowing in superuser app, or via an as-yet undiscovered exploit) can just remount it RW itself... :(

But yes, if you wanted to change it, it's possible, though can't remember right now exactly where it is.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pulser_g2:
That's in the app/ROM
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] iakovidis:
Applying for a post #5 position :)

Hacre

First i would like to thank the team for the excellent kernel

I really don't know if this a kernel related request , but if i can evade post 5 , would it be easy to take a look at the post below ?

Leomar found a way to mount ntfs usb otg but as i see is only working with CF-root kernel.

I hate to change kernels for something i may need once or twice.

So if you have any spare time please take a look , maybe its something easy you can sort out.

Ofc maybe is not kernel related and i will get one of your famous answers and even a place at the pantheon of noobs (post 5 :) )

Thank you for you time
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] cr0wnest:
Download battery calibrator from the market and run it once your phone is fully charged. That should help improve battery life
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Major_Sarcasm:
Me and my mate at work have been singing "the bus can't swim!" all day over regular song lyrics. Much to the irritation of my other work mates.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] CaspaTheGhost:
They're probably irritated coz they know that 'The bus CAN swim!'

Easy mistake'a'ta'maka...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Ostantric:
Hi all i have quick questions.

In this kernel(2.0.5+)no battery drain right ?

and i have UHKG4 baseband.Is ok for this kernel ?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] tshoulihane:
Correct. you should get between a week and 10 days if you do it right.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] CaspaTheGhost:
Sorry to correct you, but its 'no battery drain' so it actually lasts forever...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] tshoulihane:
I must have a hardware fault.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Ostantric:
thx for info but i am confused.My sg2 getting hot while doing something and i just apply this kernel.I mean how about battery life in this kernel ?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] CaspaTheGhost:
Most definitely, sounds like an RTM mate...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] msjfb:
Crash with 2.0.5

Installed on stock KG5 from Intratech thread. No special settings on anything. Nothing else flashed after the kernel. Was rooted before kernel flash.

After about 2 hours, I noticed the reboot (never had this before, have always been on stock (or leaked) ROMS, but no custom ROMs or kernels).

I did a copy/paste of the directory with RootExplorer, then zipped. I am assuming it contains the data you require.

Cheers.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] zeldomar:
Hello everybody,

Does someone have sms notification working with BLN ?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] LubiQus:
Kernel installed on VillainROM 2.4.2 KG6, overclocked on 1600Mhz. Kernel very unstable, system crashed. 1200Mhz work ok.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] veyka:
No ****, every chip is different! So what my chip can do, yours may not be able to-do.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] runedrune:
Uh oh.

10chars.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] jlevy73:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1206726
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] cwepruk:
My battery life seems worse than stock. I'm 9 hours in with about 20 minutes of use and I'm at 50%. Display and Android OS used the most, but it's literally at on my desk all day.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] stoney73:
Maybe its your desk?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Hacre:
No kernel crash in that log, something else caused the reboot. When you say it rebooted, did it boot right back to the bootloader and /!\ sign or just back to the bootsplash?

It must be difficult to wipe your arse considering you obviously wouldn't be able to find it with both hands and a map. Not only are you bereft of any overclocking knowledge but tried to crank it up to eleven anyway, you're such a mouth breathing moron you didn't even bother searching or reading the thread, where it's been explained many many times including in the OP. You're a walking justification for euthanasia.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] AMoosa:
Since changing to this kernel, my phone shuts itself down at least once a day. I then have to manually power back up.

I'm on stock KG6, which had CF Root before I flashed to this one.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] CaspaTheGhost:
Yeah, I'd definitely look at changing the desk... If that doesnt yeild an improvement, the chair would be my next suggestion...

please, no more with the battery life posts...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] CaspaTheGhost:
May I direct you to post 4...

C'mon man...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] tids2k:
Helo hacre, just wondering hows the support code for extended battery is going. If you need any type of beta testing, please feel free to ask. If you are busy with some other things, this can take a wind. Thanks pal.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] msjfb:
I guess I should have written: unrequested reboot and not crash, because what I realized was that my phone was at the SIM unlock screen, thus the result of a reboot while the phone was idle, actually sitting in a leather case.

This has never happened before so I am at as loss to explain what could have caused it, and if the kernel could in any way be responsible for this. I'll see how it goes over the next couple of days. If it happens again would it be helpful to resend the log file, or are you looking for info for <real> crashes only ?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] funeralcrows:
Damn such a polite reply for a typical hacrefuck strike.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] gil80:
Hi @Hacre

Do you implement the sensitivity fix?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1161262

Thanks :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Lennyuk:
yes if you read the thread you would know that, it has been set to 5 as 0 is too sensitive for most people.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] gil80:
I read the OP but didn't see it was set to 5. Sorry and thanks for clarifying :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] ands2:
Do you think you can improve the wlan quality/connection through kernel tweaks? Is this possible or is this a hardware problem?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kwerdenker:
It's neither. Everything concerning transmission of electromagnetic waves is handled by a litte friend of the main cpu: the baseband processor. So if you have a problem with wifi, try different modem firmware versions. I'm still on KG2 for example, since it produces the best results in my region.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] dirobeshploppy:
There is a definite problem with this kernel - since installing it on my phone my wife has a headache every night and this morning a cat shat in my garden. I hope this will be fixed in the next release.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] DimICE:
I have rarely random reboots with this kernel..
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] tolis626:
Try water cooling.How is that possible on a phone?Paint it blue and throw it in the sea.Worked on my old SE w810i,never became unstable again.

C'mon dude,it's not the kernel that's unstable.Your brain waves are unstable.Admit it,that white powder on your jellies wasn't sugar.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] forgetmyname:
Hi jerdog,

Would you tell me how to enable the BLN feature in this kernel? Its stated as a feature at the start, but I cannot seen to get it to work with the BLN app. Very strange. Perhaps the release notes are wrong, and this was pulled from the release. Please PM me with information about this so that I can keep it to myself.

BR.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Piccles:
Loooooooooooooooooool :D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Hacre:
Hahahaha just look at this post.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] veyka:
As i can see from your sig that you are running a stock rom, you will need a fixed liblights (search the thread) or a rom that supports BLN.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] CaspaTheGhost:
I sometimes lose the will to live having to read those posts...

Anyways, when you gonna change the release notes to show that it was pulled from the release?! :p
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] jlevy73:
It might be a while...the code for Wife 2.0 is still in the experimental branch of repo. So unfortunately we're still stuck with crappy Wife 1.0
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] srensen:
Just to proove the fastness of your kernel (2.05)....see attached screenshot... Broke 5000 in Quadrant, using Cognition 1.31 ROM with your latest kernel and CPU set to performance governor at 1600 Mhz. This was the 3rd Quadrant run, had around 4500 the first two times.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] jerdog:
Do you have a sticky keyboard now?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] runedrune:
Hahahahahaha xD
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] ExilHh:
I have totally opposite issues! My cat isn't well and my wife is just now in the garden. I hope she will not...

OMG
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] srensen:
Is it the "Forum Moderator / Recognized Developer" status that makes you think you should post these kind of sad replies ? Quite an example for all the kids outhere that so many dev's and serious visitors/members are already complaining about in these forums.

I just installed this kernel and since the dev says it's very fast and refers to Quadrant (Actually never heard of Quadrant before reading this thread) I thought 'let's see how fast my phone is after flashing this kernel. And since the dev says you could even break 4000 and I had a 5000+ score I thought he might be interested to know how fast his kernel is in combination with the Cognition ROM is.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] cwepruk:
I was pointed to this kernel by people who said it improved their battery life. Oddly, mine has been worse and even though my screen is off, I get a lot of display eating the battery, but my phone is off almost all the time.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] nikzDHD:
Grab better battery stats and check for wake locks.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Major_Sarcasm:
No, he has a sticky telephone.

Wow, sense of humour bypass. Hacre knows how fast his kernel is. Everyone sucks his **** over it with alarming regularity. Quadrant is the most talked about, and probably least useful way of measuring the S2s performance.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Hacre:
Hahahaha just look at this post. Hint: If moderators are able to set an example to kids, someone seriously ****ed up as a parent.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] AvRS:
I've never put quadrant on any phone I've owned and never even thought, ooh I wonder how many numbers I can get after my phone shows me pretty pictures and moving images, why you may ask......because I have a big enough **** as it is thank you very much and gloating would be clearly cruel so I'm actually thinking of you the people who read this. You can thank me if you feel it necessary but I'm off to use my phone for it's design functionality....like a phone, maybe send a txt, make a call or even watch some porn, I mean browse the web....well it is a smartphone after all :cool:
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pspilot:
@Hacre: is the min/max setting for the screen brightness a kernel thing? In the night, I mean really dark black room, I'd love to set the screen even lower than the currently lowest. Battery isn't even the issue, but a white screen is just still too bright for the eyes, IMHO. Hardware must be able to do it, since that even more reduced brightness shortly before the auto-screen-off goes below the min. setting and would perfectly suit me. Any chances?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Hacre:
We'll take a look for the next version.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pspilot:
Great, thanks!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] ebliss:
you can try using this app called screen filter to lower the brightness further while we wait for hacre to do it from the kernel.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] inkyadrian:
I like the freedom of looking at threads.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] inkyadrian:
I have done away quadrant. Pointless app.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Nebucatnetzer:
What do think about additional steps all over the range like in CyanogenMod? Could improve the battery life if it would adjust better to the light around. Even outside it's sometimes to bright because there is no space between.

Or is exactly what you're talking about?

Greetz Nebucatnetzer
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pspilot:
Brilliant!! Thank you :). I asked in serveral threads for such an app, got no good answers (jeez, I have to go back to all of them and pass the word now :rolleyes:).

@Hacre: I don't want to stop you, if you find it useful to integrate (and then, how could I :D?), but for me that 'screen filter' app works perfectly for now. There's even a widget which simply toggles between any selected dimming and the normal setting - that's (nearly) perfect. Ok, if we already talk about it or at least I do, the only more useful thing I could imagine is a full blown improved automatic brightness 'thing':

1) Much smoother steps than currently. On my desk, my SGS2 is obviously always on the edge of 2 different brightness steps, depending how I hold my head - very annoying 'blinking'. I'm no iPhone lover, but their auto-brightness action is nearly invisible and you forget about it in daily use. It's just always right.

2) There have to be 3 controls: min. level, max. level and a kind of transition setting between the ambient light sensor and the resulting brightness. Everyone could set it to its preferences.

Yep, a bit luxuriuos, but hey, it's just an input for the ingenious coder :D ...

EDIT: I should learn to read on before posting ... didn't read Nebucatnetzer's post, sorry.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] jackleung:
NTFS-3G support?

Hi Harce, there was a request some days ago regarding ntfs-3g support. We are having a problem in insmod the fuso.ko with Ninphetamine 2.0.5. Can you take a look or maybe compile a fuso.ko working with your kernel? Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] bgx:
+1 for that! ;-)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] tshoulihane:
It would be enough for me to just make the dimming more aggressive at lower light levels. For any indoor scenario, it is too bright - I can apply screen filter at about 50% quite happily, then outside struggle to find the icon to turn it off!

Not sure if it needs to be in the kernel or is best as an app.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] androidkid311:
..........hahhhahhahahah!!!! Hacre is some f***** up guy! Best place to find a laugh. Ninpo ftw!!

Sent from my porn shoot using GT-I9100.