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[Galaxy S II Android Development] uppon2:
OP: I was going to ask if there would be any chance you could miraculously make .mtz theme files flashable with your ROM. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=16676108#post16676108

I know it has nothing to do with you but this is the ultimate theming experience to go with your ROM and because you seem to show this unique attitude I was just curious

I have had MIUI on my phone and the theme side was the best experience I have had but just like CM/MIUI/AdamG (Any AOSP using non samsung kernel) I seem to get MAJOR radio issues. People constantly telling me my phone is switched off and that I'm not answering calls or sms messages (That I am never receiving mind you) - I have tried MIUI/CM on my i9100 with the same result and I have tried MIUI/CM/AdamG on my SGS2 With the exact same issue. Nobody can explain why this is happening to me. I have tried multiple modems (All which work PERFECTLY on non AOSP ROMs)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kingofthebraves:
What about the wake lock issue that was present before we had bln support?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Dorilife:
Just flashed this rom, seems pretty solid, love aosp but not having my camera work 100% kind of sucks..

I really enjoy the fact that you've brought things together and still kept the good Sammy stuff.

And I'm also digging the keyboard..

Allways got really upset trying to text with CM or miui android keyboard..this modded version is a +

Fingers are too big..lol

Great work, will chime in on battery life after a few days.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jlevy73:
Oh yeah that too. Let me examine this overnight and will report back.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jlevy73:
What's the issue with the camera? Was using it today and it worked fin.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] slg60:
Ok, I have had anyway the feeling that I have had root before applying this patch.

Will try it!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jlevy73:
Don't be alarmed, I lost root when applying the zipalign patch. Do as the other suggested, namely flash the Rom then without rebooting flash the patch.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] avocco:
Been on this Rom for a good while now and battery life is really good. Coming from Villain 2.4.2 and its virtually identical. For a new chef you have certainly out done yourself.

This Rom is definitely giving the best of both worlds. Will probably stick to this till CM7 and MIUI become stable and maybe then still.

For anyone wondering about this Rom, just ignore all doubts and flash, you'll thank me when you do.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] slg60:
Working! :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] emperor4her:
hey, is there any chance to add somehow aosp lockscreen?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] slg60:
Next Problem,

DSP Manager always crashing when I get a call.:(

Solutions?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 89luca89:
im working on it :D

Does it crash with a normal call or using BT Handset?

Cause with normal calls I no have Crashes (and receive many calls)

Did you use DSP manager to set the ringtone speaker?

Can you send me a logcat of the error??

It will help me
[Galaxy S II Android Development] slg60:
I get this error within notrmal call, no bluetooth active.

I will also check on my Handsfree to see what happens there.

I can give you logcat when you tell me how to do;).

I learn every day abou android, but this is new for me;).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 89luca89:
ok :D

just do this:

open terminal emulator

type su and allow

then reopen it and type:

su

logcat > /sdcard/logfile.txt

Then go home (Do not kill launcher just press home) and let the DSP manager FC in any way it FCs (receive a call in this case)

After that, send me the logcat.txt that will be created in your sdcard :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TheMatrix2000:
Can`t you just use another rom like leo26 or cognition or any ROM. Then open the zip file and you have the .qmg files. I got it from leo26 and works well. ;););)

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Yep, same issue with deleting contact's. FC Error: "android.process.acore" ......

Facebook: can't tell because i don't use it.

Google account and calendar sync normal.

Battery drain after 10 h standby ca. 4-5 %

Switched just to speedmod kernel t40. I do not use Setcpu or other stuff. Just to test if the Battery life will be better, report later.

Speed seems equal, runs just as smooth as the nimph 2.1.3. No hickups, reboots or hangups for now. :D:D:D

I love this ROM !!! ;);););););)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] diegoms89:
matrix

Just flashed 0.4b again, and no force close anymore and facebook images are syncing again... My guess, it just needed to clear contacts cache (but I already wanted to flash again, so...)

About the battery, when I charge/calibrate battery/full cicle I will report...

About this kernell you're using, If I want to use right now, I just need to flash via recovery as a normal zip file? Or do I have to configurate everything?

actually, i'm gonna wait for your report on the battery usage =D

thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TheMatrix2000:
No flash kernel with the CWM program. There is an option to install kernels. Your phone will boot after the flash automatically. you don't have to configure anything. Don't use setcpu, doesn't work with this kernel. Also the o/c daemon doesn't work. I renamed the daemon "/system/etc/dual_core" in "/system/etc/dual_core.off" before flashing the kernel, but i think this isn't necessary, i am just a little paranoia.

No FC anymore ? hm, just clearing the contacts cache ?? Give it a try tomorrow, oh, it's 0:27 already, hm, i will try it in a few hours then , ha ha.

Battery life seems ok at this time. Report when it's almost empty.

I wan't to attache a screenshot after the battery-test, but i don't know how to attache this here on XDA. Can you perhaps give me a hint. I quite new here at this Forum.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] diegoms89:
Actually, i'm new to, but I think you could use the button on the reply box (the one with a fotography of a mountain, it says "insert image")
[Galaxy S II Android Development] droidphile:
Frequency Locked at 1000 Mhz

@Luca and others

1) After unlocking the screen, i notice that the frequency is locked at 1000 mhz for about 20 secs. After that, all is normal. During this time, app drawer is a little laggy too. (using Go Launcher Ex). I tried full wipe and reinstall of ROM, tried Ninpo 2.05, nothing works. Wonder if anyone else has this problem. I didn't have this problem on Stock 2.3.3 with Ninpo 2.1.3

2) I thought installing a any undervolting app will override the dual core script. But the dual core script voltages came right back and was over-writing my SetCpu voltages. I had to edit the dual core script to match my SetCpu voltages.

Anyone any idea? :)

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Even i had the android.process.acore FC while syncing contacts. With great effort, i deleted whatever contacts was synced. Then, just clicked on the vcf file which had all my contacts. And it synced flawlessly.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Simmo3D:
Im running stock XXKH3 firmware and the phone is NOT rooted.

Can someone please explain how to root and flash this ROM ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] droidphile:
http://www.inspiredgeek.com/2011/04...ng-odin-and-superoneclick-step-by-step-guide/

After rooting, install CWM.

Push the rom.zip file to root of internal sd card.

Reboot into recovery by 3 button method

wipe data/factory reset

wipe cache partition

advanced settings - >wipe dalvick cache

mounts & storage -> format /system

mounts & storage -> format /data

install ZIP from SD card ->toggle signature verification to off ->choose zip

select the zip file, skip all 'No's and hit yes.

after setup reboots, reboot again

Done !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 89luca89:
Yes correct!

Next rom will be even smaller! :D

More Aosp than ever xD

From next version there will be the GingerMOD updater app!

Similar to rom manager but has support also for the extras and themes!

@KH3

Nope no need of it! i'll upgrade to the official 2.3.4 but more probably to an unofficial 2.3.5 if out xD

@Cyano

This work is not comparable thx to starting from samsung!

After this project will be more polished and refined, i'll start my own AOSP rom (I always do that) and try to have the max also from it!

Faster is always better!

If anyone has android.process.acore FC, search in the thread already explained why!

I'll wait for battery report :D

1. dont have it, try to not lock/unlock too fast maybe you can trick the OC-daemon and have some wonkyness, just lock, wait a sec, unlock and will be ok!

2. dual core scripts are not dependeant of OC.Daemon and only this one deactivates himself with a setcpu app! So you have to remove them to have custom voltages or simply modify it to your likes!

@ALL

Dunno when release 0.5, today have an exham, friday another and have to study a lot guys!

I'm sure in the weekend will be online!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TheMatrix2000:
droidfile: frequency locked at 1000 Mhz

1) After unlocking the screen, i notice that the frequency is locked at 1000 mhz for about 20 secs. After that, all is normal. During this time, app drawer is a little laggy too. (using Go Launcher Ex). I tried full wipe and reinstall of ROM, tried Ninpo 2.05, nothing works. Wonder if anyone else has this problem. I didn't have this problem on Stock 2.3.3 with Ninpo 2.1.3

2) I thought installing a any undervolting app will override the dual core script. But the dual core script voltages came right back and was over-writing my SetCpu voltages. I had to edit the dual core script to match my SetCpu voltages.

1) i to have Go Launcher Ex installed. it seems that Android kills after a while Go Launcher when it needs RAM. Then the Appdrawer will have to build the cache again of al the programms you have installed, it takes quit some time. Go in Settings - Extended Settings . Now enable "System Persistant" and "Prevent Force Close" If this doen't work, then i don't now another solution !!

2) I just renamed the daemon "/system/etc/dual_core" in "/system/etc/dual_core.off". When you wan't to use it again just rename it back. So you don't have to edit the script all the time.

;););););)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] droidphile:
@Luca, im not locking/unlocking too fast. After a normal lock/wait/unlock and even after unlocking from deep sleep, the problem still exists.

@TheMatrix2000, I tried system persistent option from Go Launcher (already, go launcher is in my task manager ignore list), also tried renaming the dual core script. But nothing seems to solve the problem. Even on default aosp launcher, same prob.

Am i the only one with this issue !

Apart from this, amazing ROM Luca...:) Love the rom..obsessed rather :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 89luca89:
mmmh don't have it!

Try deleting data of the launchers (maybe better do a backup with golauncher xD) maybe something went wrong :-(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hans_joerg:
The FC's go away by installing the TW-Calendar app. I had the same issue using the stock Mail with exchange. Search the previous threads for more informations.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] droidphile:
Luca, i had tried a full wipe+reinstall ROM and then installed only SetCpu (without restoring any other app, not even Go Laucnher). The issue was still there. It's annoying that i can't figure a way out and since noone else is experiencing this prob, i wonder what's going on behind the scenes.

Deleting data of launchers didn't work either. Hopefully, issue will disappear on 0.5 :) Keep up the good work behind this 'Dream ROM'!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 89luca89:
Well using setcpu you're disabling OCdaemon for first!

Do this, try disabling the dualcore script (rename it to dual _ core_script.off) and see if it does again this!

Inviato dal mio GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] droidphile:
Tried that also. Doesn't help.

Is there any other script related to governor/freq/voltage of CPU i can fiddle around a bit
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 89luca89:
nope only one related to cpu are oc daemon and dualcore scripts!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hmptec:
Tried installing the swype keyboard via cwm. Seems to work, but nothing showing after reboot? Wiped cache and dalvik
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sader0:
Guys would you pls confirm Bluetooth stereo works fine in this rom ?

Normally all AOSP\CM have issues with a2p bluetooth connections

Thanks

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] droidphile:
http://beta.swype.com/

Goto this link and create an account to download swype installer. That should take care of installing swype.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hmptec:
Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kremator:
Hello I wanted to share with my observations of the battery usage

Usually Phone is hooked up to wi-fi 99% of the time (got wifi at home and at work so only when I move it is on 2G), syncing in background Google and Viber (only those 2 accounts are set in preferences).

So in work 8 hours when checking phone time to time (circa 15-20 minutes of usage) I notice 15% battery drop.

After work at home some games (20-30 minutes) and some web browsing (also 20-30 minutes) and at the end of the day battery usually is 60-70%.

But at night (probably of the heavy data exchange with google:confused:) battery drops by 20-25%

So second day is problematic but I got used to everynight charging.

When I switched to airplane mode today at night battery dropped 3-4% after 6-7 hrs of doing nothing.

But sometimes I read - my phone drops by 4-5 % in 10 hour standby with synchronization so I wonder is my battery usage normal ?

I am using Ginger 0.4b
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ionhide:
I dont know what you are used to use for sync, but if you are with standard settings, then the sync will occur everytime there is a message, a mail, an update etc..

I have set my phone to auto sync every 3 hours, and stopped some apps like facebook from sync'ing manually. Other things draining would be the constant wifi scan, so if you are not used to hook up on every available wifi point, you could disable this function. I also disable mobile network totally when i am on wifi. This should give me the best software-able battery power save.. I also use an app called Auto Memory Manager, and to my experience it gives me even longer battery life.. Try it out :-
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TheMatrix2000:
TW-Calendar

@doidphile: Which task manager do you use? If you use "autokiller memory optimizer" throw it away. For testing don't use any taskkiller. They do more harm then they will help. Thats mine opinion. Especially this "autokiller ...":mad:

@hans_joerg: super, that did it. I installed the TW-Calendar. And voila, no FC anymore ;););)

I Wanted to put some screenshots in here to give you my battery life on speedmod kernel T40, but i am to dumb for that. When i click on "insert image" it's ask me vor some URL :confused::confused::confused::confused:

So i will describe it:

I use Speedmods kernel t40 wright now. That means:

Freq: 200-1200 (no overclock possible)

Voltage: build in. (you can't change the Voltage)

So you can't use SetCpu or the o/c Daemon

This Kernel seems to switch of the second Core automatically when i take a look at "system tuner widget pro".

In idle Mode this kernel is TOP. 1/2 to 1/3 drain compared to nimph 2.1.3

So my Battery life is: 22 h 12 m 34 s and 2 percent left.

I compared my screenshots to Luca's one and i noticed that my wifi seems to drain double as fast as the wifi from Luca :confused::confused::confused: I am using Radio KH3. Does this Radio drains so much on wifi ????

Will try the KG6 Radio with this Speedmod Kernel.

But be aware when you use this kernel, u loose logging. If you find a bug and Luca wants a logcat you have to do the following:

adb shell

su

mount -o remount,rw /system

echo ANDROIDLOGGER >> /system/etc/tweaks.conf

mount -o remount,ro /system

Reboot and you should have it enabled.

ANYONE PLEASE. I AM TO DUMB FOR UPLOADING SOME SCREENSHOTS, HOW DO I DO IT :confused::confused::confused::confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] droidphile:
@Matrix, no i use Advanced Task Killer and launchers are in its ignore list. But like i said, even after a fresh install, without restoring any apps other than setcpu, prob still exists. May be i should ask SetCpu dev and Hacre about this.

Just flash the screen shot zip from OP to get your screenshot get going again.

You haven't forgotten the home+lock button combo; have you :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jayerfernandes:
Im curious to know, how did you set you phone to sync every 3 hours. An app??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ionhide:
Accounts and sync under settings for gmail, facebook i use FriendCaster, under settings, launcherpro under widget settings etc.. Seek and ye shall find :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kremator:
@TheMatrix2000

when You hit post reply You have clipper option signed attachement - You click there and upload file from Your computer just resize it to be less then 640x480 and filesize must be less or equal 97 kb.

Ill post my battery screen tommorow after 1 and 2/3 days of usage (i unplugged the phone yesterday morning)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 89luca89:
FOUND THE PROBLEM!

This is a little glitch of the ONDEMAND governor....

Dunno why it does this...

Change to conservative and will be gone

NO bluetooth iussue here!

Fully working A2DP, its based on samsung and turned into Aosp, not directly based on samsung!

Pretty normal, if you want 1\2% drops during night, you shall see other kernels like SpeedMOD...

It lacks a LOT (and I mean A LOT xD) of cool features, but preserves battery like not many other does!!

I hav kh3 radio and wifi goes well!

See your wifi policy, or simply (as I do) turn off wifi when not in use!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ionhide:
I use Y5 - Battery Saver - Really cool app, that memorizes your wifi location by the cell net, so when you are going outside your wifi area, it switches of Wifi and scan.. Works excellent :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kremator:
Looked there but I see no option to set gmail check every 3 hours or any other interval. Could you be more specific ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 89luca89:
@ionhide

always check if this type of apps consumes more battery than what they save! (see for example juice defender lol)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] diegoms89:
about the battery

after getting a full wipe (factory), it got better (equal it was on 0.3b)

so, for the ones that are having problems after going from 0.3 to 0.4 just by upgrading, I suggest not only clear cache and dalvik, but also do a full factory reset (for the ones that use titanium backup + google services its fifteen minutes configurating the device, and believe me, its worth it)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jayerfernandes:
Luca, would it be possible to lower the screen brightness values on auto brightness settings, kind of like the way CM does it??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] droidphile:
It's always better to uncheck auto-brightness and adjust the slider to a lower brightness value. I mean, display is probably the biggest battery drainer on our GS2 !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ionhide:
This app saves more for sure, not like juice defender.. Its actually a nice app..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] commodoor:
I got a little problem, i think it was after 0.3 but got worse in 0.4b. Sometimes the screen doesn't come on an it drains a lot battery. It doesn't always happen and i can't reproduce the issue to find out what happens. The only solution to get it on again is to pull out the battery.

I think it happens when you press couple of time the power button so the screen comes on an quickly goes off again and so on. Like i said before o can't reproduce it and it doesn't happen always. I looked in the logcat but couldn't find anything useful, next time it happens i will try to copy the logcat.

Does anyone else had this same issue ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] droidphile:
Is your freq for screen off (200,500) a little too much undervolted? In such cases, the cpu won't have enough power to wake/unlock the screen.

I had this issue once in stock ROM when i undervolted too much. (Even internal voltages)

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Hello Luca

Found a half solution that's working..sort of...:) Thanks to you!

Renamed dual core script, changed governors of all SetCpu profiles to Conservative, rebooted, Changed the main tab global profile also to conservative. Now, things are ok. But the rate at which this governor scales down and up CPU is v lazy...This could cause delay in opening some heavyweight games/app...i don't know

Actually there is a small issue with ninpo kernel that to register an input, it requires 1000 mhz. That coupled with governor issue was causing problem for me i suppose. (To reproduce, open SetCPU main tab and just touch the screen for a few secs without taking your finger off: the frequency stays at 1000 as long as it registers touch input)

Hopefully, Ninpo will correct this in 2.1.4 since he is taking some time to release next version :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mustafahusain:
Issue since 0.4b

I am having issues with 0.4b. My phone is freezing regularly. I have noticed it happens when I am doing resource hungry things like watching a video or sending sms. It is now becoming painful since it freezes almost 2-3 times everyday. I have to then remove battery to restart it.

OC to 1400 no UV

Using Daemon to set wake freq and gov is set to onedemand

sleep gov is conservative

Any ideas?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kremator:
Hello as promised I am attaching my battery screens after 1 and 2/3 days of usage.

It is interesting that the phone sometimes shows that it is on standby but the screen is off (see pictures).

Also I wanted to check if I did undervolting correctly:

I edited the file dual_core_script with root explorer

I changed the values in sections :

AWAKE UV_mV_table = 1400 1250 1175 1075 975 875 800

SLEEPING UV_mV_table = 1350 1225 1150 1050 950 850 800

With those settings the Phone is working normally with lower settings I was getting processes shutting down unexpectedly, so I think the undervoltaging works.

But in my opinion the battery drain is high (when I was on 2.3.3 villain 1.4 it was 1% per hour now is like 2% per hour)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LonelyJourney:
I have found a small bug. When on a call and you attempt to open the memo pad, to jot down a note. The dialer force closes and hangs up. Every time.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kremator:
Can You specify which features will I have to sacrifice if I decide to switch to speedmod ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 89luca89:
Overclock

Undervolt

OC-daemon & DualCore script support

init.d support with conseguent all my tweaks disabled

No bootanimation

No optimization done by me..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kremator:
Ok so I see I will loose a lot - then can You tell if I did the undervolting correctly and is there no other way to lower the battery usage in standby ?