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[Galaxy S II Android Development] dyallo:
Please forgive my ignorance. I totally appreciate your work, AdamG. But can someone please tell me what the point is of this ROM? Isn't it just CM7 (referring to AOSP) with the same bugs, but less features?

I'm not asking for you to "sell" this ROM to me. But why should/would you use it over CM7?

Thanks, and again - I'm not trying to be rude!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rovman:
Cm7 isn't just an AOSP rom. It has many many custom features and tweaks in addition to aosp.

The point of this rom is that its just standard Google android without all the extra stuff. Some people call all that extra stuff "features"... to others its just bloat. Many of us don't need or use those things and we like the rom without.

Adamg previously had this rom on the HTC desire, and if his development here follows a similar pattern as it did there, then what he did was release a devnull rom very quickly after Google releases new updates. Whilst also working on his other rom "oxygen" which is also very clean and lightweight, but has some extra features, a theme and an awesome autoupdater.

Hopefully oxygen will be coming to the sgs2 soon, and in the meantime. Ill be using devnull.

If you like and use the "features" of cm7 then by all means stick with that ^ ^
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netcitizen:
So if use a different kernel (say ninpos kernel ) the issue will be fixed is it?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] python08:
Yes it is, thanks to codeworkx :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Boezelman:
Ok, so Adamg included a newer kernel based on CM kernel with haptic feedback fix in this (2.3.5) rom?! Nice!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
its not a kernal fix its in userspace
[Galaxy S II Android Development] H377:
Hi All,

I have no problem with the market. Works flawlessly over WiFi and 3G.

Android OS is @ 2%

No wake-up lag.

Freakin' nice! :)

Will report back later.

Edit: Strange the haptic feedback is gone again...Had to reboot the device and it's okay now.

Anyway, thanks for this awesomeness!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mbroeders:
When the device enters deep sleep then the haptic feedback will disappear. Since AOS only showed 2%, my guess would be that you've used your device the whole time (please don't focus too much on those percentages!!!!!!). It will be fixed or might be fixed in the latest version, but since the fix just came out, I think you'll have to wait a bit.

Edit: same with wake-up lag, will be there.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] H377:
Thanks! But I really mean that there's no wake-up lag. I don't know how this can be if it will be fixed in the future only. but the screen on is really immediate after pressing the button.

I know that the percentage of the Andorid OS means lamost nothing but the time it was using the CPU was also 1-2 sec. Even after idle...

We will see.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hacksome:
Yeh!.. too much Whiskey ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buzzboy:
This is built from source, hack free, with no bloat and minimal modifications. Its pure, and pretty much how Google wanted it to be. I have been using this on my Desire for months, and believe me when I say that nothing touches it in terms of battery or speed performance. The pure nature of this build is just awesome, and the benefits show.

Regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AdamG:
It does work but the response is still very low after sleep.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] snijper:
The phone getting too hot...is that normal..?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] atinm:
Not to quibble, but I'm not really sure how battery or speed would be affected if the kernel is the same (this uses the CM7 kernel) and the framework is basically the same too. Having an app or a setting on a menu doesn't decrease speed, nor affect battery life . . . I understand if you say it is minimal compared to CM7, but not when you say it is better w/ speed and battery life.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buzzboy:
Well i'm referring to my Desire version for a start which uses an alternative kernel, and i assure you, that my battery life was greater than stock Cm7. Obviously the Sgs2 build is still in its infancy to comment too much. Needless to say, that Cm is a great Rom, and indeed i often switch back for the easy tweaks and the awesome Themes. And with regards to speed i am not talking quadrant scores here, i am talking about how snappy it feels.

Everyone is in for a treat with Adam on board.

Regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hk5354:
wow! i come from desire oxygen:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Boezelman:
Just installed 2.3.5 and KG3 modem without any problems.

Nice see that haptic feedback is much stronger, not sure if it will stay that way, time will tell...!

Thanks (again..!)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fatboygrim:
Very glad to see you've made the move from the Desire to the SGS2 Adam - Oxygen on the Desire was by far the best Rom of the many I tried ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tasty_boy:
i've rooted the phone to install this, then my phone has a yellow triangle

when it starts...

someone can help me to take it off without lose root???
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pcboyy:
this is very general question, you should try search in General section
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Boezelman:
You have been here long enough to know how to use the search button.

But take a look @ this topic post #2, it shows you how to root & how to get rif of the "pesky warning triangle during boot".
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AdamG:
I think they are referring battery performance to AOSP vs SGS ROM, not specifically against CM7, to which there is a difference.

On another note last time I diffed CM7 frameworks/base against AOSP it had an additional 3mb of code (not including resources), thats quite a difference to say they are the same, especially with all the patches from the master branch and caf.

I have no problems personally with CM7 other than the fact it contains mods that I personally will never have a use for, ie who turns the Dalvik JIT off these days?

I prefer stock Android as do many others, I have no plans to spin off CM7 in anyway onto the SGS2. I'm merely providing people with a workable minimal AOSP codebase that they are able to build upon it and add specific mods if they have the knowledge to do it.

The one size fits all solution doesn't work for everybody.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rdy2go:
Desire oxygen was the best Rom for HTC desire
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sebring5:
I started using this rom a few days ago and I have to say it works for me. You did an excellent job and your work is much appreciated.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] oldskater:
i ran devnull and oxygen as my roms on my Desire and am so happy to see this appearing for my new SG2.

the deal breaker for me now though will be bluetooth streaming. i will run Dev nul for my day to day rom but when i need to travel i have to boot into the stock rom to get the streaming.

hoping streaming appears in oxygen

question for Adamg. is this a likelyhood?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nitroz:
Just flashed this as per installation instructions no problems.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tasty_boy:
someday, i seen that AdamG told to us "dont change the kernel" in Oxygen...

then, to be free of the yellow triangle we need to flash another kernel...

so...the question is, what to do?, change kernel or dont??

im confuse :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nitroz:
It's optional. It won't affect the overall performance of the ROM, but if you hate annoying Triangles, flash another Kernel :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Tricky103:
I tried to use speaker phone whilst in call earlier, I didn't get any sound. I didn't see this in the list of 'not working'. Can someone confirm please. Running the 2.3.5.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nitroz:
Just tested as well, same problems.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] huzz:
Is there a way to make the new market work? It seems to be FC'ing like crazy.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TRF-Inferno:
Settings > Applications > Manage Applications > Market

Force stop and Clear data. Try opening it again afterwards.

If that does not work, you will have to get Titanium Backup and use it to uninstall Market, and find vending.apk from another source and use it to install Market.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Tricky103:
Here is vending.apk from kg3. http://db.tt/lPJOCdz
[Galaxy S II Android Development] huzz:
Thanks guys.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xinfinityoO:
buy a usb jig.. its not rocket science.. cost less then 10 bux on ebay..

if someone can afford this phone ..they sure can afford a jig..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] huzz:
Ok now this is weird. I used titanium to delete the old Market. Grabbed the one from the link above and it still crashes :/

I have cleared data, can't figure this out...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Tricky103:
Check in data/app. Maybe it has the themed part there

Edit.

If you have the earlier build of dev null take the vending.apk from that
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AdamG:
Try clearing your market cache, there really isn't any problems with it here. I will post the old apk if your issues persist.

On another note I have updated the download link with a new version, it contains the GRJ90 Google Apps now and a small mod to redirect market downloads to /sdcard/.cache.

The Samsung /cache is limited to 100mb which is plenty to spare considering that maximum market downloads are set at 50mb at the moment but there is always the chance of this increasing in the future as it has in the past.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] codeworkx:
@Adam: looks like i got the vibrator bug for real now.

https://github.com/CyanogenMod/andr...mmit/f45e645abfb0e58bd52488ab0e8d1e0a4f2103b2

If the amplifer was enabled (did not work always) it prevented the device from going into deep sleep. Now everything should be fine.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] huzz:
Thanks for that suggestion, though before I read it, installed the one in gapps from CM7 and it seems to be working fine right now. Attached just in case anyone else is having problems.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] phunkycow:
Thanks for the update! I think you missed the LatinIME with the additional languages though. :)

Regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ottxda:
I'm experiencing no screen wake lag and phone wakes up immediately. However with no apps installed and background sync off, I'm getting over 20% battery drain overnight. My cell standby has the highest percentage, higher than display I'm on kg2 modem.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] atinm:
I realized that you have actually taken the AOSP framework after I wrote my post. But my main question had to do with the person who was comparing with CM7 and saying this has better battery and speed, that's where I was wondering how if the kernel is the same (and the framework substantially the same if you don't use the mods anyway). But if he was comparing with stock, its a different story obviously. Looking forward to you fixing some of the issues that are common to us so we can 'borrow' from you!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AdamG:
I paid £1 for mine from here
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AdamG:
Yourself and atinm clearly have much better eyes than me, thanks for the update :)

Vibrator was my only concern really, my phone is on silent for atleast half the day whilst I'm at work.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tasty_boy:
tried to update to the latest version, but the phone stucks at samsung i9100 screen...

only works when i formated /system and /data

some way to make the update without make any wipe or lose data??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kzakaria:
Reflash after formatting /system
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AdamG:
I found the bug causing us to have to do this, I sent a pull request to teamhacksung with the fix, should be resolved soon hopefully.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] manuvaidya:
download link not working. OP, pls check it & give me a working one
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rdy2go:
It could be my daily Rom so smooth and responsive but... 5% battery/1 hour of stand by is too much.

Clean Rom, no wake ups, gmail sync only, wifi.

Radio: G3 from leaked 2.3.4 Rom.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] H377:
Yes, this is also what I have experienced. I'm using KE7 modem. Lost 6% within 1.5 hour of stand by. If this could be soled... :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kickassdave:
Kinda have to agree with this. A lot of people seem to go on about how certain roms all if a sudden breathe awesome amounts of extra speed and battery performance but I just don't agree. All I've seen is a tiny bit more juice used (almost negligible) when MIUI compared to other roms. And in the other roms I couldn't see a difference. I've also yet to notice any noticeable difference in performance going from one rom to another on this device, it's already very fast.

These are my thoughts... I do think the battery/performance levels people seem to claim sometimes need to be taken with some very large pinches of salt (it's a figure of speech to all you foreigners :) )
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rdy2go:
Difference between around one percent per hour versus 5%/hour is not an illusion. It's just a report for the developer to let him know.

Oxygen Rom for HTC desire was the best battery wise so it makes sense to report battery drain situation to this very developer because he can fix it as he proved in the past.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pume:
*Munching printed awesome battery posts and adding a lot of salt* hummmwat? ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] python08:
This battery drain was caused by the changes codeworkx has made to fix the vibrator that prevented the device from going into deep sleep mode. I guess this issue should be fixed in the last test build, as Adam included the latest fixes from codeworkx to avoid this issue.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
our fix for vibrator issue is _not_ preventing the device from going to deep sleep.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rdy2go:
More info:

System panel shows very low cpu activity during night.

No wake ups typical for rogue processes or services.

Drain is steady, perfectly linear.

My guess is that some processes keeps wifi or gsm radio on high power and that causes the drain.

That would explain no wake up and low cpu usage with high battery drain.

Just my theory.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Agamennon:
TouchWiz 4.0

Please don't flame me for asking this, but i would love to use TouchWiz 4.0 over this rom, i know there are other roms that are more samsungesk (i am on cognition by the way), but many ppl are going to use they preferred launcher on this rom mine just happen to be TouchWiz, is it just too crazy to get TouchWiz intalled in this rom? what needs to be done?

Tank you all
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rdy2go:
This Rom is pure and clean. That's why it is so cool.

The best touch wiz experience comes from stock roms. If you want to taste the newest leak of touchwiz download and flash xxg3.

Works superb except flash bug which doesn't matter.

Not this thread IMO
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Agamennon:
I understand that this rom is clean, that's what i like about it, and just because i like touch wiz does not mean i like all the other bloat and stuff that got woven into the stock rom.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] python08:
For me it was, until codeworkx fixed that issue. He said in this thread that the first fix he made prevented the device from going into deep sleep.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Schrotty35:
I have install the first time and run very smooth.

Edit: I have a very high battery usage. Can i use a other Kernel?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dh2311:
Sorry, why do you want an AOSP ROM and then pile all the Samsung **** back on, the idea of this ROM is to get rid of all Samsung stuff. My recommendation is stick to Samsung based roms
[Galaxy S II Android Development] da.trute:
could do with a bit more info on this ROM, changelog and working / not working list would be nice :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Blomkungen:
Can anyone tell med if there is a standard swedish keyboard?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AdamG:
Format/flashing bug has been found thats to atinm and codeworkx showing they was right and I was wrong, I was simply missing something and they pointed me in the right direction, the problem should not persist on the next release.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gtda:
screenshots?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Boezelman:
You can use google for screenshots, it's a stock android rom without additional features. Stock, clean, fast, aosp.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rawat:
Touchwiz 4.5 from i9000 section will work. Check in themes and apps
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gtda:
sorry i cant seem to find anything specific when searching

all i get is peoples roms from this site

id like to see menu's etc

and lock screen
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Boezelman:
And again, 30sec on google:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tampiss:
Anyone please have the google car home apk working with this rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gtda:
sorry i typed aosp vanilla sgs2

didnt get much

so all menus are black, for some reason i thought they were light grey
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vikas776:
why i find less issues with this rom in daily rom than CM7

i know bugs r common in both but fc r more in apps inc CM7 than in this rom

good to see some AOSP rom with some decent OP.

other roms r full of attitude and ego full people and OP's
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GSO:
I really liked your Oxygen rom on the Desire and it is great to see that you have a AOSP rom foor SGS2. The only issue that I had with the newest build was with GPS.

After a reboot I turned on GPS and it locked perfect. However, when I turned of GPS and turn it back on again, it seems not to be able to lock. Tried it several times (also on different modems) with the same result. I included a logcat.

Everything else in this rom is just perfect. Thanks!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] codeworkx:
cm comes with more settings and buttons to play with.

most of the user don't know what the setting/button is supposed to do, but that doesn't stop them from using it without having knowledge about it.

this sometimes ends up in non working phones, strange behaviour and so on.

it's really amusing for us. :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vikas776:
Ouch :p

We r noobs and will be noobs :D

But u should stop atinm to reply every post coz more he reply more he gets angry.

Big Powers comes with Big responsibility :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] codeworkx:
i'm sure, if a setting forced the user to do a factory reset to get his device back to life, he'll check next time before pushing it.

so the noob will become a not so noobish noob by time. :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Coentje44:
@codeworkx ok fine cm7 is the best and stop spamming this thread man. this is a DEVELOPMENT thread not a my rom is better thread.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AdamG:
Its that kind of talk that keeps the CM devs away from XDA, you ever noticed how rarely cyanogen posts, he isn't the only one.

You should show more respect to them, this ROM wouldn't exist if it wasn't for the work the CM SGS2 crew made public.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kkaalldd:
AdamG

Please Add Arabic

In this Wonderful ROM

Thank you
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Coentje44:
@AdamG

ok but your rom is just great and the interface (app launcher etc) looks way more stock android then cm7, but cm7 is still great and i know without their help you couldnt make this rom i really appreciate both of you..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kkaalldd:
All noobs should know that

cyanogenmod is The Father of custom roms
[Galaxy S II Android Development] schiznik:
Damn right!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SCHMANKii:
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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Cangir:
thanks to say this =)!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AdamG:
Not all, but most :P

cvpcs certainly had his own AOSP build on a few Motorola devices way before it was merged with CM.

I think your just confused because of ADWLauncher, download Gingerbread Launcher from the market and it will look the same.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Coentje44:
@adamG

Aan oke welk this is my first android device and this is after cm7 the second rom ive ever used so thx for tht info! I will stop posting stuff i better cant say. Keepup the goodwork mate!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] indigotheory:
This rom is sounding pretty cool, as close to less bloat as humanly possible! and very up to date 2.3.5?

I'm on Lite'ning 4.1 KG3 at the minute with the ninphetamine 2.02 kernel, so how easy would it be to clean wipe and flash this rom?

I'm guessing, fire up odin and flash the XXKG3 CF-Root file, then flash this rom in Odin Via PDA?

Thanks in advance and i'm only guessing this is what to do at the minute!

And can this rom be tweaked and themed? Also on the off chance does it have the cool CRT effect?

Thanks again, and keep up the good work by the sounds of things
[Galaxy S II Android Development] phunkycow:
You can flash this rom using cwm recovery mate. Just make sure you wipe data, cache, dalvik-cache (advanced menu) & format system (mounts menu) and then flash away. No need to use odin. :)

Concerning customization you prolly cant do much as this Rom is odexed afaik.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] indigotheory:
And the rom has to be deodexed for customising and etc,

Ok cool, so download the rom and flash via cwm in recovery,

and would the same apply if i want to reflash back to Lite'ning 4.1, as in i wouldn't have to flash any more cf-roots in odin

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] phunkycow:
Just make sure you wipe before flashing.

Also, if you want to, you can do a nandroid backup (option in cwm recovery) of your current rom (litening) -before- wiping and flashing this one.

This way if you dont like it you can revert back to your previous rom by just going into recovery again and doing a nandroid restore. :) is it clear enough? Because its a bit late heere and i'm tired already :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buzzboy:
(PHUNKY) I remember your early CM7 builds on DHD, awesome, hope to see you in action again at some point...;)

On a different note, Rom is running very well, and battery drain for me is actually very good, so its all good news thus far.

Still can't get over the speed of this device/rom combo, amazing.

Regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] indigotheory:
Yeah man, Easy!

Thanks for that!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] phunkycow:
Awesome, any other questions fire away!

<offtopic>Hey buzzboy, good to see you here too! :-)

I don't think I'll be doing anything rom related anytime soon. There are a lot of good roms already by many talented devs.</offtopic>
[Galaxy S II Android Development] HellcatDroid:
This is very nice, just tried it.

Totally clean, "bare" Android, lovely.

But: I can't connect to the phone via ADB?

"USB Debug" is enabled in Applications -> Development but ADB keeps telling me nothing is connected.

No ADB in recovery either.

Is this supposed to be like this?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kzakaria:
Install the google usb driver and you should be good.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] codeworkx:
you can use sourcecode for modifying which is very comfortable.

no need for hacking. ;-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netcitizen:
UOT kitchen supports odexed roms and hence you can get those mods on this ROM.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kavinator:
Hey guys, I'm just wondering how good is your battery life with this rom. I am finding it taking a bigger hit when I'm on a phone call compared to back when I was on stock rom.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jermx:
Just to check, will this ROM work with any kernel? including CF's kernel and stock kernel?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] phunkycow:
Probably not, you should be using the kernel included in this rom (cm7 kernel). Though, if i remember correctly, some people reported that it works just fine with the nimphetamine kernel as well. Still, flash at your own risk.