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[Galaxy S II Android Development] zabihjan:
oxygen rom

i installed it today played around 4 hours it is looking cool. i have tried flash and other things, cool so far. just one feature i would like to see which the original sgs2 had was power off when charging for a better charge. i kept switching off it kept coming back on as i was in the second stage of calibrating my battery.

thank you
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aalupatti:
Were can i find some screen shots of the oxygen version ?

Does it have the options when task bar is pulled down. ( like for wifi, sounds, etc )

Edit : Found that out myself. It does have it .
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Locster126:
Here is a log for when media/ downloads went bonkers and consumed 50% cpu and didn't stop until killed the process

Also overheated my device to 44c.

http://pastebin.com/sCJxHZGF
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zabihjan:
Oxygen Rom

there are some issues:

Orange/pinkish colour when scrolling too fast in the screen

When charging is 100% doesnt say fully charged

The back button and menu button always stays on when the screen is active.

while charging, the screen doesnt go on standby automatically.

force closure on some market apps like (itap, voice search)

does not recognise my paid apps as paid such as titanium backup, accleaner, setcpu etc) Titanium backups says pro key detected but it doesnt allow me to use the dropbox and other features. in the opening screen it shows free version eventhough i have the prokey for titanium backup installed.

No arabic/hebrew support which kind of put me off.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] antiochasylum:
Just so you guys know, oxygen is based of AOSP, if you have ever owned a nexus you would know that aosp roms the soft keys stay on when the screen is on. It's a FEATURE. Not a bug.

With me owning both a nexus and nexus S, I'm aware of this. However not sure if you people are.

Sent from my 119.2 linpack SGS2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bclark:
This exact thing happened to me the other day. Thanks for providing a log as I freaked and rewiped before realizing I needed to log it
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Dirkenberg:
I suppose you mean the check box for "Only contacts with phones", under "Display Options". That should be an option to display contacts in the Phone (and not the SIM card, correct me if i am wrong).

I used to have ASOP gingerbread from tytung for my HD2 previously and doesn't have this issue. Could this be kernel-related?

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hk5354:
3G / 2G on off power widget will make the phone crash...:mad:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] NielDK:
You need to enable dropbox in Titanium backup preferences.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zabihjan:
thank you, i tried it after few restarts it s working now

what about Arabic language support please it is not only arabic (Hebrew, Persian, Urdu) all included.....

sorry i have never owned Nexus phones so i wasnt aware of those features.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vil-2:
I'd say battery life is better than most of stock roms, and maybe slightly shorter than battery life with Villain ROM. But this ROM is incredibly fast and smooth.

The only feature I do not like is the phone being turned on while charging, I hope someone will make a fix soon!

Thank you for this ROm AdamG.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Klyupp:
Again this is nut a bug it's a feature in AOSP roms (MIUI, CM7)

And AdamG, where can I find the md5sum for the downloaded file?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mbroeders:
Well, that's not entirely true. For instance, on most phones you can charge the phone while being turned off (eg HTC phones etc). But this is not possible with Samsung phones. It definitely isn't a feature and i would more likely call it a bug. But it hasn't got priority (and is difficult to fix as i understand).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cchant:
This "bug" is present in stock, fresh out of the box Nexus S roms. Similar to how you can't charge an iPhone while it's off.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mbroeders:
Of course, that may be (it is a Samsung phone, isn't it?!), but it isn't a 'feature' of AOSP roms like MIUI and CM7. That's what I was responding to, since that just isn't true. If it was, it would be there on other phones as well, wouldn't it?!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] naddie:
I think he means that all AOSP-based ROMS are like this. I have no way to confirm, since I have never owned any phones with completely stock AOSP ROMs (Nexus, original Droid, LG G2X, G2, etc).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cchant:
All aosp based roms for Samsung phones are based on Nexus S source
[Galaxy S II Android Development] phunkycow:
It does happen to other phones. On the HTC Desire HD for example it used to go straight to recovery instead of booting the rom.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] HellcatDroid:
Charging is just another bootmode like recovery instead of normal OS boot, handled by init - at least on Samsung ROMs/kernels.

Do it like Samsung and let it boot into a low-profile "I am charging now" animation ("lpmplay").
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buzzboy:
+ 1, can confirm this.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mbroeders:
Ok, my last post, because the conversation should be about the rom. But all i am saying is that it most likely isn't a feature because if it was, a) it could be turned off and b) it would be there on all roms. Come on, don't tell me it is a feature that the HTC Desire immediately boots into recovery while charging? That can't be the way it's intended. It's not here on all roms! So i don't know why it happens on some roms and not on others, i just can't believe that it would be - a badly implemented- feature...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tampiss:
Anyone having any issues with gps? Mine works for a while after restart then it stops. No turning off/on helps at all. Even the gps icon is not visible in the status bar after turning it on. Thank you.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GSO:
+1 have the same issue
[Galaxy S II Android Development] noobdeagle:
Never mind.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cfhuk:
Could really do with a changelog for this in one of the first posts. It's the only thing stopping me from downloading the ROM, not knowing what is and isn't working. I know it's just a work in progress but this is the ROM I am waiting for the most. Just need to know if the bluetooth audio is working and searching the thread only reveals posts from ages (well, maybe days) ago. Has one of the updates fixed this issue? I know it's a hard one because it's not just drivers but framework issues as well so if you have managed it or ripped it out of the samsung roms please let me know...

Cheers.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zabihjan:
Everything is working on this rom. only the `1080 video recording is not working. it is superfast, i love it and it is my daily rom.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mosd:
I'm the only one feeling rom very choppy on home screens?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AndroidGX:
@ AdamG :

Is it possible to add UV on your kernel ? so we can expect for a small better battery life ?

I'am actually trying OxygeN 2.2, everything seems ok, except camera quality which is far better on stock samsung roms due to the integrated app, is it possible to push/pull Camera.apk from a samsung one to OxygeN ?

Many thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vil-2:
@AndroidGX : replacing camera.apk by the stock one just doesn't work. It won't install either.

After a few phone calls, I noticed that the volume was very weak compared to the usual volume with other ROMs. Any way/app to override that?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cfhuk:
Ah thanks. Solves that problem then. Cheers.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] elroy944:
Anyone got successfully installed samsung social hub? Tried several ones but none wanted to install...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CILLER:
I would like to get FM radio working in this rom. Is there any way?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mbroeders:
Not for us users. It takes a lot of programming skills to get it to work, so i wouldn't count on it to appear very soon. Try one of the internet radio apps as an alternative...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mbroeders:
Please do some research first (saying this because I've -and others i believe- have answered this question before). No Samsung app will work on this rom because it isn't a Samsung rom, it's stock AOSP. Samsung apps depend on the Samsung framework and therefore will not work with AOSP roms...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] atinm:
We'd love to if you could tell us how to find out that the phone should boot into charging mode because it isn't the bootmode. The bootmode is the same whether in charging mode or not on SII from what we can tell using logging and we think Samsung is doing something else in the framework to initiate charging mode but we haven't figured out what yet.

Also, we haven't really understood why everyone cares - why do you want your phone off - none of the teamhacksung CM7 developers turn theirs off, so it is low priority for us to solve this..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] reflux21:
I really like this ROM, though it still needs some polish like the circular loading animations are sooo smooth on Hyperdroid GBX by pongster, while here theyre some 1970s thing, everyhting else is A OKAY.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kryptoner:
Someone please upload wpa_supplicant file from system/bin from this rom... thanks a lot in advance!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] codeworkx:
no bootmode, no parameters given to init, no value in param.blk.

looks like some kind of voodoo what they're doing to determine if normalboot or lpm.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Dirkenberg:
Any kind souls out there can advise on my query (i.e can't copy contacts from SIM to phone)?

I do not associate my contacts with my google account so please do not suggest that for a workaround solution. :)

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] HellcatDroid:
Hmm.... which makes the "want have" for Sammy's source only greater.... or IDA :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] on2a:
<offtopic/> Unfortunately can't advise on copying contacts from sim as all of mine are held with google. I will say you are missing a big trick by relying on your sim alone though.what happens if the sim gets lost?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] golf60:
Use the app contact2sim pro... Works great.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mormegil:
Volume control seems to peak at around 70% mark, mutes once you increase the volume farther and then continues going up until reaching 100% mark.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mormegil:
Sorry. This was already reported.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Victorash55:
Samsung Infuse

Two questions:

1. Is this rom suitable for Samsung Infuse 4G?

2. Will I be able to use my car bluetooth for phone calls if I flash this rom?

Thanks a lot for hard work.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] NielDK:
But so very true. Some think of this as a support forum. But it's. Main purpose is for developers.

Read this

http://bit.ly/pR0aWc
[Galaxy S II Android Development] phunkycow:
Maybe you should be a little more restrained just in case little ones are reading the forums. :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] co.ag.2005:
bluetooth sync to my car did not work on this ROM. it was a very fast ROM and I loved it, however, I need bluetooth to work properly with my 4Runner. Back to stock KG6...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kryptoner:
Bump....anyone plz, i tried installing rom twice, but becoz of bad weather i lost net connection when downloading... so I am hoping to get some help here....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rawat:
I accidentally the whole post... >_<
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lotzofdotz:
What is not working in Oxygen 2.2.1 for s2?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hayspat:
Did he leave from XDA? I cant see him here.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bluheart:
All of the AOSP have similar problems. Devnull and Oxygen are faster and consume lesser battery then Cynagen. Will wait for some more additions before flashing again :D

I have used all 3 but back to Stock.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr_Q:
I do not agree on that, for me, Cyanogenmod feels faster and benchmarks don't show much differences. I neither see a real difference in battery life. I guess it's an opinion after all. :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vil-2:
After a few days with this ROm I think i'll wait for some modifications to flash it again.

- Phone turned on while charging

- Low volume during calls

- Battery life not as good as other ROMs

This ROM is still one of the better I tried and is perfectly usable in a daily use. I'm gonna try XTouch and see if I enjoy returning to Touchwizz, otherwise I'll flash Oxygen back.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AdamG:
I've been busy the past few days sorting problems out in my personal life.

Also this thread is not for Oxygen, please do not hijack the thread with posts regarding Oxygen, I have no plans to make/maintain or reply to existing threads regarding that ROM on XDA for a number of reasons.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] HellcatDroid:
Can I change the system font on AOSP ROMs like this one?

Maybe get the FlipFont thing over from a Sammy ROM? (doubtfull, huh? but would totally rock :D)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mach0boi:
Hmm why not just use root xplorer then replace it there then reboot? :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] phunkycow:
Look for "font changer (root)" @ the market if you don't want to do it manually. :)

</offtopic>
[Galaxy S II Android Development] HellcatDroid:
Oh cool, just replaacing a/the file in /system/somewhere does it?

Coolcool, works for me, going to try that :D Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mach0boi:
system/fonts to be exact :D It will apply only after a reboot.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sebring5:
This thread gives you flashable zips:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=801160
[Galaxy S II Android Development] flyers2114:
We have adams back over here:)

http://www.acsyndicate.net/acsyndicate-presents-adamgs-aosp-grj90-2-3-5-oxygen-v2-2-for-sgs-ii/

http://www.acsyndicate.net/acsyndic...gen-2-1-6-rom-for-nexus-s-live-in-the-forums/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] naddie:
What's the difference between DevNull-TEST and Oxygen, then? They are the same as far as the first post goes.

But two different filenames and sizes.

update-devnull-test-010811-0740-signed.zip

81.2 MB

update-oxygen-2.2.1-signed.zip

80.8 MB
[Galaxy S II Android Development] atinm:
Yes, Steve knows fully what we do to the image of CyanogenMod. After all, Samsung phones were not part of CM7 until teamhacksung came along, and we are in constant contact with the whole team 24 hours day on our irc channels.

I don't understand the "contemptous" part - I said we work on what is high priority for us - not booting the phone when plugging in the charger is very low priority as it does not impact the usage of your phone whatsoever. We have not yet figured out why one would want to do that (CM7 does not have the annoying notification sound that stock does when battery is full that you have been searching for on other threads, so don't give me that as the reason why you want to be able to be able to charge with the phone off) and therefore it is below things that actually affect one's usage of the phone (like say bluetooth ...). We don't put it as high priority, and we are the ones doing the work. Or were you thinking that you get to set our priorities for what we do on our own time? If you want to contribute, and work on this, you are welcome to do it ahead of everything else on your plate.

And as this ROM and CM7 share the kernel source, this will "suffer" from the same kernel level issues as CM.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hdnebat:
RTL -support

Is it possible to have RTL /Arabic on this rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rockky:
Question about browser:

Is this gingerbread browser not Sammy-modified? Meaning for one there are useragent settings?

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dyallo:
No it's AOSP, all original - no gimmicks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jfive74:
Hey, is bluetooth support working on this rom? meaning headsets, a2dp, etc. Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Schrotty35:
I like this Rom. Its very fast but please add a File Manager and better CM Theme Support.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] phunkycow:
For Theme support you should check out Oxygen. It's almost pure AOSP with just a few tweaks and theme support.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tangiers:
//off topic

Attinm

I deleted my previous post before I read your response as my post was unkind. You may not appreciate it but sometimes your abrupt style appears dismissive. Apologies nonetheless.

The reason why I (and perhaps others) wish to turn my phone off at night when I charge my phone is that I don't want anyone to phone me after hours or very early in the morning. There is a belief that if a mobile phone rings rather than going straight to voicemail that the person is avoiding the caller.

So quiet hours doesn't fix the problem. I am running a scheduler at the moment to switch to airplane mode instead.

The other reason is a temporary one. Because the nightlies are experimental, I worry that if a cpu bug starts to cause the phone to overheat during the night, I won't notice until the next day (and I won't have the protection of the battery running flat to minimise damage). Paranoid perhaps...

Anyway, you are correct that the present state of affairs is far better than the Samsung involuntary alarm clock.

Good luck with bluetooth. I am sure you and codeworkx will figure it out.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tommo123:
OT

can't say about the 2nd issue, but maybe try something like tasker to automate your phone? you won't get woken up by a call or text overnight. very cool since you can add an option for the rule not to apply if it's from someone important :o
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lecteur:
+1

Any solution please
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fyre31:
devnull is gingerbread while oxygen is froyo
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buzzboy:
Both are Aosp Gingerbread.

Oxygen started life on desire on Froyo.

Regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] poipen:
Both is gingerbread. Devnull is beta(?)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netcitizen:
At night I put the phone in silence. You can turn vibration off if you want.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kirdroid:
Its a shame that oxygen rom is not posted, supported in xda. I just flashed from the other forum and it's pretty lightweight and insanely fast.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jdmcivic:
i think bln is set to on by default. i got an sms and the lights lit up for almost 3hrs before i noticed. ate up my batt. installed bln and disabled it..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fyre31:
i just read on the rom's official forum that the difference between oxygen and devnull is that oxygen has more mods added to it while devnull is closer to AOSP.

here's a specific comparison by one of the members there:

Oxygen have volume to next/prev song

Oxygen have Oxygen Settings

Oxygen have Status bar

Oxygen have Torch

Oxygen have CPU Settings

Oxygen have Theme Chooser

Oxygen have FM Radio

Oxygen is deodexed

DevNull is odexed

DevNull does not have FM Radio

DevNull does not have Theme Chooser

DevNull does not have CPU Settings

DevNull does not have Torch

DevNull does not have Status bar

DevNull does not have Oxygen Settings

DevNull have volume to next/prev song

i think he was referring to the desire versions of these roms but i assume they have the same features as the s2 ones
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tasty_boy:
any update??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Not for DevNull, but for Oxygen ;) https://twitter.com/#!/adamg_xda/status/106429992749117441
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Boezelman:
there is no real activity on the oxygen forum, any 1 knows where adam is hanging out these days?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AndroidGX:
Did you read the post above ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] victorwalter:
Good news! =D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] muhamet:
Oxygen 2.2.2 for sgs2 is realeased go to oxygen forums there is
[Galaxy S II Android Development] victorwalter:
adamg_xda Adam Green

Oxygen v2.2.2 now available for various devices, leech to your hearts content @ bit.ly/oQXhu2

[]s

VW
[Galaxy S II Android Development] indigotheory:
Yeah its a great rom, also surprised its not mentioned here, Gingerbread 2.3.5, nice and very lightweight, very speedy, THE rom to use as a base for customising, tried it for a couple of days and installed the complete go suite apps over it and its really cool, still have the nandroid backup
[Galaxy S II Android Development] robbiekhan:
Wanting to try the new Oxygen but can you confirm if services like Samsung Dive work on it or is that via a non AOSP/MIUI based ROM only? I'm on Batista70 atm going from Lite'ning but was always an Oxygen fan from the Desire days so would be nice to go back but I'm sold on Samsung's Dive service!

Also is video playback (codecs etc) support as good as Samsung based ROMs?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] profihacker:
What is not working @ this ROM??

Only Bluetooth?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jofel:
using SD-Card for media doesn't work to.

its mountet in mnt/emmc

But regarding to the oxygen helpforum its more a feature than a bug.

I am using it for a couple of hours now.

It workls pretty well. The phone seems to run a lot cooler than normal when playing games...

I had the the problem that dungeon hunter 2 always crashed after a couple of minutes and the phone got a bit hot....(i guess that this two things are related ;) )

With that rom it workls like a charm.

I tried some other games and i think that they run cooler too. But I am not 100% sure...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] boshot:
Thats a good question!

I don't really find an answer to it :(

Is Tv-out working? No, it's not working

I think on Bluetooth it is A2DP Profile which doesn't work, right? Right, it's not working.

Is sending and recieving data working with bluetooth, cause with CM only sending works.

// EDIT: pasted some infos
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Vaedryn:
GPS is not working , at first boot it works , after reboot it dosnt work.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jofel:
Strange...i am using it ..without any issues...rebootetet several times...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GSO:
+ 1 Have the same issue
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dyallo:
Samsung Dive is Samsung software. This is an AOSP rom, so no.

Also, as the video/audio drivers arent open source, developers have to reverse engineer in order to make this happen, which can take a realyl long time. (So no)

Video playback, bluetooth audio, FM radio
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mach0boi:
Yes I know. I'm just informing you that battery stats is not needed. You only wipe battery stats when your calibrating the battery. But when flashing a rom, whether you wipe it or not, will not affect the rom you flash.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netcitizen:
does one have to clear up SD card too for this ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mach0boi:
Nope. Don't touch sd card and emmc :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netcitizen:
thats what i thought.

whenever i flash a ROM I wipe data, cache and dalvik cache.

that should be fine for this one too right ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kaasisonfire:
Thanks AdamG for the ROM!

Like ASOP roms very much and was a huge fan of Oxygen on the HTC Desire.

DevNull Rom runs very smooth, only bug i found was that the Haptic feedback is really weak after a few times locking the screen.

Same bug as in CyanogenMod i think.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mach0boi:
Yes that's fine. But its better if you'll add "wipe system" on that routine.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Boezelman:
1st bug for me: vibration doesn't work anymore. I noticed vibration was weak after first boot. But stopped working completley now.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dabeeeenster:
I get FC in the Google Music app - the new one not the one that comes with the ROM.