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[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] 212121:
its credibility is being undermined, for me,

I think it's time to arise, oc +bootanimatio+bln

a faithful follower of his, thanks:(
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] netrider01:
Love your work!

But plz dont start with this bln support. Caused nothin else than problems on other kernels...and be honest urself, how often do you reboot your phone? 4 Times a day only to see ur fancy boot animation? Rediculous, isnt it? ;)

Plz keep it clean and simple!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] 212121:
it seems to me we are rebooting every hour, to be honest

K30-K32-K32-K33 ...., nothing solid
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] netrider01:
Okok...for me I stayed on T28 till now. First update since then :\
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Jonjungle:
just appreciate the work Hardcore is doing. One doesn't have to update to the latest if you don't want to. I stuck with T27 and now using T32 which I found better. Still, good work Hardcore ;)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] fyre31:
just flashed t37 on exynos extreme v5.3 through cwm app and now i'm stuck on bootscreen even when opening recovery, so essentially i can't restore or flash another kernel, etc. i was using t32 before and it was fine, so i don't understand why this is happening.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] remus1710:
flash via odin... :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] piteyyy:
i flashed t37 on exy 5.3 too, and no stuck on bootscreen. wipe cache partition and dalvik cache or flash it again. try to remove battery, put it back and power on again into recovery

try it
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] vagrante:
No pro with exonys 5.3 t37 flash with darkyrom
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] hardcore:
K1-T38:

- Modified brightness levels

Hopefully final one for this weekend. Time to put out the source code and watch a movie!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] rikz112:
is there a way i can not use a PC and download the kernal .Tar file straight to my phone??
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] zoule HCo:
Download the file to your phone and extract tar file..

you will find the zImage.. flash through CWM..
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] dzontra11:
Where i to find downloaded file..damn it..i mean i download file to phone but i cant find it.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] piteyyy:
or you flash directly the .tar file via cwm.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] rikz112:
when i come to forum from my internet browser on my sgs2 it doesnt download the tar file?? how do i download it???
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] nmsraider:
if you use the XDA free app (found in market place) and go to page one of this forum you can download it from there.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] rikz112:
OK thanks very much
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] dzontra11:
YES,,,but where to find downloaded file?I cant open it,,,,:confused:
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] zoule HCo:
on Batista.. it will capture any download link..

i think other rom also has this features..

the file u download u can find it on download folder..
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Sp33d_:
or under /sdcard/tapatalkxda_download (at least on my phone)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] amadablam:
Files are usually on first page of this thread. Get xda app from market and you download direct to phone. Then use something like androzip to extract the zimage file and flash with cwm.

The file will be in the tappatalk_download folder under /mnt/sdcard.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] euri007:
I'd want to change default bootscreen with my personalized one.

I have my bootanimation.zip but if I try to install phone refuse in recovery mode the file.

Any way to change?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] nmsraider:
ah right sorry. its in my files- tapatalkkxda_download
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Sp33d_:
For the moment this kernel don't support custom Bootanimations
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] tudort:
Any reason to update from 37 to 38?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Pfeffernuss:
This remark is rather ridiculous as BLN has nothing to do with the bootanimation, FCOL.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] warfanax:
Is there going to be a support for Tegrak overclock app? In SGS, all speedmod kernels were supporting Tegrak overclock. I mean app was working fine on all kernels of speedmod on SGS.

However on SGS 2 non of the Speedmod kernels work with Tegrak Overclock app. I hope Hardcore can do something about it. At least I hope he says something about it. I really wanna use his kernels since I am a fan of his work but I wanna undervolt my phone too...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Zanr Zij:
Today is very actively and funny day for hardcore and user :D

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Остап:
Today ??? :D A couple last days :D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] obionenairobi:
When you wrote this which kernel version were you using ? It seems it gave fantastic battery life !!!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] zoule HCo:
Today I've flash my kernel 4 times..:D

now on T38.. look good to me..
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] rodeo_calling:
Yeah flashed mine a lot too today. Hope this is the final release for a while and works well. Gonna test it now. Thanks HC.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] cr0wnest:
Battery life is epic on T32. I cant seem to drain it at all. :D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] nmsraider:
I was using t32 the super deep sleep kenel, had to finaly charge it last night after over 2 days use. been off charge since 7 this am and only at 77 percent now after a quite light phone usage day, i.e for me less calls only 39mins. and 1hour 10 screen.

But wow we are on t38 now i binked and missed 6 :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kin24173493:
so do you mean t32 is better than t38?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] TAEL:
I lost my installed apps list in market after flashing this kernel (through CWM), is this normal?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] rodeo_calling:
Nope never affected my market apps. Try titanium to restore app links to market.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] TAEL:
Unfortunately I don't have any backups, is it possible without backup?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] golf60:
Yes, use market doctor in TB.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] TAEL:
Thanks a lot man, that was really helpful.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] warfanax:
even you don't flash anything market sometimes does this. I experienced it many times on my SGS and SGS 2... Clean the market cache or restart the phone. it turns to normal after a while...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] cr0wnest:
If that doesnt work, deleting the android and data folders in your sdcard (Internal and external) and then clearing all your caches may also help it to work. I really miss the old market where everything was so much more reliable. :(
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] blackspp:
This was a great day of testing, thanks hardcore!

t38 seems to be going great so far. But what can I say after 2 hours... lol
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Zanr Zij:
Mee too :D. Something need to improve about battery life :)

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[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] nmsraider:
No i can't comment on that as i have not tested 38. When i went to work we were on 33. (me 32)

Now have it to 38 seems good but need proper test to concur results
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Zanr Zij:
With me, today only. Last time I tried Ninphetamin 2.13 and RageMod. I love UV everything I can :D

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[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] rikz112:
I just,installed t32 earlier ifound the ones before abit not so good on bat life...gone test 32 then try 38

Edit : found t27 best on previous ones
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Остап:
I found 26 is a grait one )))

But now testing 32 ... :)

And finally 38 tomorrow ))) ;)

I hope that movie of hardcore is very long ))) :D :p
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] nmsraider:
Me too :)

He's been working hard for us all.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] :
I tested all of them up to 34 so far and 27 has given me by far the best battery life.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] obionenairobi:
I just installed T32 coming from T27.

First impression give me the feeling that T32 is a bit laggy compared to T27
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] notoriouspk:
Testing t38 snappy ,battery life hmmm have to wait to find out
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] apeatan:
hi guys i'm new to GSII my question is how do you know if GSII is going to deep-sleep or not? i just flashed T38 cause i'm having a big battery drain with the stock kernel. and is there any way to remove the yellow triangle at boot other than flashing the stock kernel cause i'd be back from before if i do that....

thanks....:)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] der_jensn:
BLN?

Hi,

I used speedmod with Galaxy 1 all the time, tried it out some days ago for Galaxy 2 but BLN is not supported. This is a nogo. Why is it not implemented? Will it be soon?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pharaohdk:
You could buy a JIG to plug into the phone once, it resets the flash count, and removes the yellow triangle.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] TAEL:
There's more simple method. Flash CF-ROOT first, then flash a stock kernal, then copy zImage which extracted from Speedmod package (tar) to the root of sdcard and go to CWM app, select Flash Kernel from the options and flash zImage. You'll have speedmod kernel and no yellow triangle. :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] nikzDHD:
So far 38 running well, will calibrate and test but it's draining slowly in normal usage which is good.

EDIT: Did a quick test, 38 minutes non stop usage, 38 minutes screen on auto brightness, wifi on, gps on, sync on, and only drained 3% quite good. With those stats looking at around 5-6% an hour drain of screen on time. Compared to other kernels I've tried recently I was getting quicker drainage on screen on time.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] ahirshfield:
How to tell Screen model ID?

Hi Hardcore et al,

Is there any easy way to precisely identify what model screen we have in the device?

I've trawled through all the secret *# short-codes and their hidden menus, and tried options in Elixir, etc. No joy.

Also, if RAvenGEr decides to fork his RAGE kernel away from your base SpeedMod, do you still have plans (as per early posts) to implement BLN (perhaps separate option for those who want it), and/or any of the other nice stuff that he's been extending onto your great Kernel?

Mega thanks,

Hirshy
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] TAEL:
After hours of using the device battery consumption seems more in T38, but brightness is fine.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] apeatan:
thanks for the replies...i think i will do the software route cause having a jig is hard in my area...:D:)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] valtamnz:
Lol how is your method quicker?? You've named at least 5 steps there, the jig is by far simpler.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] nl2008:
Agreed. Battery life on T32 is a bit better than T27 as i have tested so far :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] nicregi:
Agreed. Jig is definitely faster. Off phone, plug in Jig. Wait 5 seconds. Done. Isn't that fast enough? :o
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] yoohoo:
Though both jig and software methods will remove yellow triangle but to my understanding the software method will not reset the flash count.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] cr0wnest:
It is also interesting to note that the jig also resets something else other than just the flash counter and triangle. There was one time i could not charge my phone after playing around with some voltage settings, i kept getting "Battery disconnected" whenever i try to charge it. Even a full wipe and flashing of new ROM didnt help. But after i plugged the jig in, it works like normal.

I believe the jig also resets other values in the registry, in this case possibly the current/charge that is being used to charge the phone while its plugged into a charger.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] shawn_pro:
Hardcore, ur kernel is awesome man and we all love it. It just keeps on getting better...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Pfeffernuss:
Please do some math and notice these claims are utterly bogus. Your battery capacity indication clearly isn't showing things the way they are (after some settling in). When you use the phone some more the battery will lose it's charge rapidly.

There is no way you can lose 3% of battery while having 38 minutes of screen-on time. Not even 5%, and not even 6%. No... possible... way...

You are saying you can reach 16 hours of screen-on time easily? Well, amaze us here with the screenshot showing that. Good luck!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] s1rl4ncel0t:
One question : why no zip file to allows us to flash via recovery?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] nikzDHD:
It was a quick test mate, in reality no it won't be possible to have 16hours of screen on time. But I was making the fact that compared do other kernels this one is performing well during my initial testings.

If I can use the phone for an hour and only get 5-6% drain then that's great but it won't be continuous usage. Of course the phone when idle will drain battery and such. The best I can hope for is around 4-6hours and I'll be happy with that. I've had this device since the beginning so I'm pretty capable of knowing that 16hours is not possible but I should of worded myself better.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] obionenairobi:
how does the T38 compare to T32?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Steve46xda:
From now on the future kernel packages will contain the new CWM recovery 5.0.1.0?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] zoule HCo:
I will vote for T38..

i'm using it right now.. so far so good..

u have to test it by your own..

different phone has different setup and apps..;)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] s1rl4ncel0t:
Is there a way to flash this without Odin?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] robbiekhan:
Yes mate, just flash from CWM Manager by choosing to flash kernel then select the tar file. CWM will extract and flash all fine.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] tudort:
So which is better, T32 or T38 ?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] reaperreaper:
AMEN to that....
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] apeatan:
is this normal? data is off. that is just last night maybe around 4am til 1.30pm. it started to go down when i started using it, with only texting. and i consume about 2% per hour on standby.

setup:

- data off

- autobacklight, but i'm in my room so its not bright. it is quite dimmed the way i see it.

- stock rom

- stock frequency

- t38 kernel
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] donatinho:
He's using the Galaxy tab 10.1 battery instead, 7000 mha.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] nikzDHD:
Non removable battery in the tab! Anyways on real life usage battery properly calibrated I'm getting 20% per hour. My findings from my other post were related to usage after flashing a kernel straight away which gave excellent results compared to others and in no way would this replicate to real usage. As I mentioned my usual screen on time is around 4-5 hours. Can get higher but totally depends on set up of the phone.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] beppez82:
If he is taking these stats with phone at 100% is normal but after the 90% the drainage come normal I can get also 3-4% with the 1st 30m, than after that the % go fast down.

Roughly i can get 5h screen on time depends on the usage with all kernels half hour +/-

Sended from my SGS2
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] nikzDHD:
Your second screen shot in the awake section you can see when your screen is off something is keeping your phone awake at certain intervals this is called a wakelock. Grab better battery stats from xda and check to see what is keeping your phone awake.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] apeatan:
thanks, it worked. but i just flashed t32. i'm trying it as with the positive posts about it.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] apeatan:
yeah i saw that and that is about my other question now :D what app i can use for it? i'm freezing blind folded some samsung apps but have no idea what app is really making it do that in sleep.

edit: BetterBatteryStats [app]?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] warfanax:
Try also autostarts. You will see lots of apps running and starting themselves.

I use autostarts and disabled everything after start. For ex. Why do u need google maps running at the background? Give it a try you won't regret.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] apeatan:
-thanks i'll give it a try then post back...")
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kerpz:
anybody feel the screen is not so sensitive at times? On T32 btw......
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Cynetic_1:
Yes it´s true but I´m upgraded to T38 and screen touch sensitive works well ;)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] rocketpaul:
Im on 38 and i feel the same. Especially when i use dolohin browser, i keep having to press things twice. Or it could just be tge fault of dolphin.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] valtamnz:
Are you experiencing this on regular use or when the phone has been unused for a while?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] d8389:
Auto brightness levels to low sometimes with K1-38

Yesterday on beach on direct sunlight brightness was less, then 100%.

It will be greate, if you put custom brightness values into config file, instead hard coding in kernel.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] cr0wnest:
+1

Same problem I mentioned before. It responds quickly to direct sunlight but if its not enough for the sensor to react, either it just remains at its current brightness level or doesn't make itself bright enough.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] hardcore:
Make sure you turned off "Auto adjust screen power" in Display Settings otherwise the screen will not go to full brightness.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Остап:
Agree

+1 :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Остап:
Yeah ! It will be great ! Or by addin some menu in the settings. If it possible - touch sensitivity - too !
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kerpz:
+1 for the touch sensitivity
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] iwang:
from past experience, 2-3 battery cycles is required to get accurate reading. first battery after flashing is almost always bad. it goes better afterwards.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] hardcore:
K1-T39:

- Modified brightness levels, higher mid-level brightness
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Остап:
hardcore

What about my question ? is there a possibility ?

Thanks for your work ! ( your movie was short i suppose :D )
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] lupos89:
Guys I'm trying this kernel and it seems really good!

But why there is a jump between T.32 and T.39?

Actually I'm trying the T.39 one...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] nicregi:
Using t38 and frankly, damn good. If t39 has no difference with only the brightness thingy, i am sticking to t38. Hmm! Haha choices :)

Anyway good job!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Jonjungle:
@Lupos89

coz t39 has the ones you missed all blended in one with fixes. If previous ones had issues there is no point in leaving them available to download, hence you get the latest T39 ;)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] hardcore:
Re: User-configurable auto-brightness levels, most likely not.

There is another way to configure the auto-brightness levels by modifying the rom (framework-res?). If you really wanted to, you could look into that.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] dyallo:
Can't get my head around this one..

Hey Hardcore.

Been trying T29 for a week now, and have been taking notes on battery life and wakelocks.

Like last night, I left my phone on 63% and put it on flightmode, closed all background apps using Samsungs task manager, turned off the screen and went to sleep.

Now, 9 hours later, my phone is at 13%.

I'm like wtf? I'm used to losing like 1-20% (best was with CF-Root, a long long time ago. Can't remember firmwarebase, kernel version or nothing though.) using different kernels under the same circumstances.

I checked the battery stats which reported that the phone hadn't been awake for the entire time. Double-checked with BetterBatteryStats which confirmed the same, no partial wakelocks at all.

How can this happen? I'm about to flash CF Root or Ninphetamine now, and try again tonight. Maybe my battery/phone is broken :o
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] ryu2964:
can't use go sms pro's pattern lock with this kernel , but other kernels can ,is that

kernel's problem or app's problem?:(
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Davith:
You need to download T32 or above. You're having the deep sleep issue that was caused (possibly) by Samsung's update2.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] dyallo:
Thanks for the reply. I didn't realize that!

I'll have a go right away.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pro.aggro:
Plz add BLN support!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Остап:
No way ! :D Use Nimphetamin for this feature instead :p
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] rikz112:
Battery life on t32 is EPIC

Down to 80% screen time so far 1hr 30 been off charge for nearly 6hrs uaing twiter facebook camera push email market ...by far best bat life I have seeen so far whats 39 like on battery?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] nikzDHD:
I'm on T38 so far 7 hours 26mins in, display on time 1 hour 50mins battery on 70%. Yesterday had about 15 hours with screen on time close to 5 hours. Next week will be my idling tests during work hours with exchange push syncing and such.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pspilot:
Seriously, why not? I'm no kernel coder so I might be wrong, but basically you have to set 5 different values for 5 different brightness levels the brightness sensor logic returns, right?. If you read these 5 numbers from a txt-file somewhere instead of using hardcoded values, it wouldn't need a UI and would be hardly more work. For average users nothing would change, they get their default values. But advances users could fiddle with the 5 number in the file. What's wrong with these thoughts?

P.S.: And right, in the same file there could go more 'customizable values', like screen sensitivity and whatever comes to the mind of your humble users :D ...

The kernel is a great kernel anyway - good work!!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] seavers11:
Anybody else have no deep sleep with t39?

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[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] briko78:
Hey there,

how can I 'use' these modified settings??? :confused:

Bye

briko
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pspilot:
By flashing T39?! It's no 'user thing', T39 has just modified values compared to T38 (or earlier).
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Остап:
Yeah ! Hardcore? )))

And dont forget that this good idia is belongs to Ostap ))) :D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Lobaba:
I still having it with T38...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pspilot:
What idea? Reading parameters from a file? You working for Apple :D?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Остап:
:D No pspilot God save ))) :D

To add this feature to speedmod ONLY :p
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] seavers11:
Yes with t38 i too but not with t39 ?

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