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[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] beston94:
Hey i mean no offence and all....but how do we know that you didn't put the phone in a dark wallpaper on lowest brightness and screen dimmer on lowest? If you can prove this, I'll believe you but if you can't then the it doesn't look too good :P

Sorry if i offended you in anyway, just curious!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] ItalianTytan:
installed on my galaxy s2 with the matteblack by pongster surgeon.

For now is running, but something is still to be fixed (at least to me):

- Locked apps in market. There's a "market unlocker" in app drawer but it didn't work for me

- Launcher pro: i uninstalled it, since it was disappointing to see all the "buy the plus" ads.

- i don't know why (maybe laucher pro related?) i screwed up my dialer, now it shows a downsized samsung stock one, rather than the black themed one. How can i restore it?

- Gmail app black themed almost unreadable (grey on black font)

- everytime i try to install a mod by the hyperdroid parts, the next boot is a boot loop. Then i shut off, reboot and then it powers up ok.

- i could not find any widget apart the launcher pro ones and a bunch of some other coming off from a backup. Stock sammy had lots (and i though they were few).

- same on the backgrounds

- i could not setup custom slides in lockscreen. My lockscreen is stuck at the stock version (clock and date, to be dragged off), even if i configure some slide actions. Am i missing something?

If something is not a bug, but rather my missing, i'm sorry this is my first custom android rom on the SGS2
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] chris5304:
I would recommend that you flash just the base ROM to start with. The points you mention are all specific to the surgeon you have flashed. Then when you are confident with the base maybe flash a compatible jkay theme. If you want to try changing the dpi you can do so from the Settings/HyperDroid Parts - this may result in some market apps disappearing, the standard 240 dpi should show them all and 160 seems to be pretty good as well.

The base ROM has all the Samsung widgets. Many people don't like them and remove them, either manually as I do or by flashing one of the surgeons which remove them, which is what you have done.

I agree that the black gmail app is useless as often the text is too dark to show up, depending on the sender and the colours they have used. This is nothing to do with the ROM though, the black gmail is a separate app which the surgeon you used has loaded.

The base ROM is very stable and smooth with good battery - an excellent base. But you do need to work out what additions and deletions you want before flashing a surgeon.

Hope this helps a bit, well worth sticking with this ROM but there is a bit to read up on and learn.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] shahulvm:
check here...

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=19800944&postcount=5797
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] ItalianTytan:
I'm confident about the market problem IS rom related, not surgeon. It happens when market detects a "not official" rom. I would like to know if there's a workaround from hyperdroid's maker.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] D.O.C:
As said before, rom works fine.

To be your fist custom rom, I think you are way over your head by flashing a surgeon, and then making confident remarks in an android development forum.

Market at 240 dpi works flawlessly in every rom that has release keys inside of it. Maybe you read somewhere that test keys are issued in some roms ((XXKL1) and that might cause some apps to be incompatible.

Lucky for us, this is not our case. XWKK5 contains release keys, and coming from samsung, they do not have problems with market.

However.

Market now uses some "filters" to detect if ur device is compatible with the application or not, one of which is dpi. 160 (mdpi) can cause incompatibility "only on market" when trying to download an app (the app installs and runs fine btw).

The workaround for u is change dpi to 240 and use that

Other option is remain in any dpi and use hyperdroid tools to clear market cache, change dpi and download/update any app you want, then return to mdpi or ur custom dpi. Third option would be to sideload applications and live with that (I do the latter, I prefer to sideload and stay mdpi)

Hope this gets u cleared.

And yeah, I included black gmail.....but I did not liked it either after some use, so im removing it from my surgeon.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] beston94:
You know what, im sorry for posting that comment..I'll delete this comment after 2 hours so we don't trash this thread.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] ItalianTytan:
tried the trick, it works.

I didn't want to criticize your work but to point out things that could make rom (or surgeon or whatever) better.

I asked a workaround for market problem indeed.. i was sure it was a known problem
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] bervin:
Between the two, solo is more geared towards being battery friendly
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pongster:
It is a known market problem, albeit not a ROM specific one as you confidently implied. Google's filtering based on dpi and sdk will not go away anytime soon.

If you really need that app from market, email the dev to specify dpi for the dpi you have and give them feedback that it works on that dpi. Some apps are designed with hdpi defaults in mind and that's 240.

I'd stay on the Base ROM if you need all the Samsung Widgets. Then install a Theme instead of a Surgeon as that wont remove apps.

You'll see that the surgeon is how each dev sets up their specific device and is shared as a starting point for your own surgeon. In fact each surgeon is like a ROM maker on its own allowing you to easily have your own custom setup quite easily if you learn what it can do.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] shahulvm:
Hi Devs, I am looking around for "removing sms from call log" MOD from OTA tool and Idont seem to find it...Can soemone confirm pls

I have modified it, used mod from another thread...but wanted confirm as the parts tool will be a one stop solution tool

Had installed base rom + modifed matted surgeon

Thanks pongster for 2.2 kernel :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] s2d4:
Not sure what else you are after.

I do use a black wallpaper and it is on lowest brightness until I go out, it's about half brightness at that point.

I use a black background on most apps that I use frequently thanks to doc's luicid surgeon as I am not into tacky weird colours everywhere.

Inspect the actual screenshots and my previous tests including further comments about battery life or screen on kernel tests. Everything is according to my normal usage. Your normal usage may be different so you'll need to add your own variations.

Its up to you to believe it or not, you are entitled to your opinion. Good luck.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] donetus:
petsasj,

i'm currently using your surgeon. but ive noticed that 'auto rotation' keeps getting disabled. i triend enabling it but a few minutes after, it disables itself.

any way to fix it?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] s2d4:
He uses SmartRotator app in his surgeon. Please read the stuff you are using in the future :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] donetus:
uhm, i did but i wasnt aware that it would affect the built-in auto-rotate functionality of the phone.

if i remoce the app, will that fix the 'provlem'?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] gtizon:
Technically, yes. But its quite handy. Enter the app and select which apps to enable auto rotation.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] arkerio:
Can someone Plz Upload EXT4.PIT ?

EDIT :- SRRY FOR POSTING GOT IT :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] teiglin:
So I just noticed that I lost Hyperdroid Parts from my Settings menu... This morning I flashed new 2.2 kernel, doc's surgeon v4.2, ICS transitions, gtalk (from official Hyperdroid hotfixes), and a different bootlogo, and I'm not sure at what point since then I managed to lose the menu option--I haven't needed to do anything with it for a while, since downloading the new surgeon/kernel. I'm curious if anyone else has encountered this issue. Could flashing a surgeon or theme from recovery manually, rather than through the ROM tool, cause this problem?

I just reflashed doc's surgeon manually, and I'll know in five min or so if that has fixed it. Stupid KK5 dalvik building. /eyeroll

Edit: reflashing the surgeon didn't fix it... Does anyone have any suggestions or thoughts on how this might have happened, or how to fix it? I'd rather not do a full wipe and and reinstall the base if at all possible.

Edit 2: well, I just grabbed the Settings.apk from the base zip and threw it in there, rebooted, and now Parts is an option again. Time to flash the theme and wait some more. Still have no idea how the apk could have been messed up, but such is life in the flash lane. (haha I'm so funny, I know)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] arkadius41:
helo guys i'm sad to report wifi tethering doesnt work, some solutions. I dont have 3g conectivity with tethering.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] PieR:
I solved using USB but yes WiFi isnt working for me too :(

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[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] petsasj:
I think doc forgot to edit one of his xml's. The surgeon could only cause that, from what you mentioned above.

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Have you guys tried using different wifi drivers from the ota tool?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kolacell:
ok is it possible to use the best kernel ever (siyah) with this rom? or do i have to use semi pro kernels from the developers here?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] imileimile:
You need to give more information. You cant' connect to wireless or what?

Wi-Fi tethering is working fine for me so i doubt that its rom problem.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] arkadius41:
Wireless works but when wifi tethering is ON i dont access to 3G at all. I didnt try other wifi drivers yet but i have to. To be onest on previous builds the same issue.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] mariotme:
yes you can but you might not be able to flash anythin from hyperdroid parts
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] sreg:
dsp manager

for those who have installed the doc surgeon, the dsp manager works? not me since the 2.2 doc's edition. suggestions? except uninstall it!:D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] D.O.C:
Nope, I did not, it is working perfectly fine. The surgron I upload is the one I use, and I have HDP So there must be another issue.

Maybe the user tried another theme before but definetively is not a surgeon problem.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] AvRS:
Sorry but did you not think this is a bit disrespectful?

What makes you think that the kernel on here is a semi-pro kernel?

Also claiming Siyah is the best kernel ever is a bold statement for someone who obviously hasn't been around very long to make such a statement. Only if you were an actual developer and understood everything behind the scenes and after thorough testing would you be able to make any sort of true comparison but I highly doubt you meet any of that criteria. It's really a shame there's little to no respect on XDA anymore.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] gtizon:
Hey guys. What calendar can you recommend since the tw cal is mind boggling to use on 160dpi. Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] D.O.C:
You can use whatever you want.

It is not polite to call anyones work semipro, pls dont do that.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] petsasj:
Why would you actually want to use this semi-pro Rom as well? How about you do all of us a favor and get yourself another ROM, which meets your "best ROM" criteria, and leave us semi-developers alone?

Our semi-pro users appreciate our work, and since you clearly don't, go elsewhere.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] D.O.C:
That is weird....Wifi tethering works for me BUT I am using 2.3.6. wifi drivers....can you flash those and retest pls?, you can grab them from the OTA tool.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] yaronAD:
One DNA to all impolite super trolls here....:mad:

or maybe to come to a chef restaurant, and ask If you can bring the best "fried chicken" that you taste with you >>> is stupidity ?

I wish you devs had a tool to delete posts like that:cool:
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pongster:
I'm using tethering exclusively to connect to the internet as my main connection. I'm certain it works for me. Fresh install as usual and all stock... no other kernels used here.

In fact I'm tethering right now to answer this.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pongster:
What are you talking about? What would the criteria be for "semi-pro"? Amazing!

I can't believe I've been elevated to semi-pro already... all this time we've actually been doing nothing as seen in our bitbucket source...

Sorry for the semi-pro reply... to your semi-pro question... better get your semi-pro self out of this thread before all the semi-pro users and devs get semi-pissed... :cool:

EDIT: ooops... too late it seems...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] arkadius41:
Ive just flashed wifi 2.3.6 drivers froma OTA tool, didnt help yet. Have good 3G connection on the phone, but no internet access from PC.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] D.O.C:
worth mentioning too is that, when i tether wireless, I use an encrypted connection, are you using open?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Stoffe93:
Take your semi questions and get to another ROM/thread. We don't need you here.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] arkadius41:
Both of them dont work. Really i lost hope.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] maestropetr:
U must be master can u explain why is siyah The best as u said? or just somebody tell u? I think u should take yr pro kernel and get off this post. disrespecting will be not tolerating here by any user no just here but xda as general.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] rufolo:
i miss the file to increase the call volume...it was in first page at first...but i can't see it now...any help please?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] m0rtiis:
You'll find it in the OTA tool, under extras.

Edit: perhaps I misunderstood.

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[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] gh.rohit:
when we will have ICS based hyperdroid??
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] D.O.C:
when it gets stable,

We would work on it if it was never intended to be released by samsung. But since it is, let samsung do what it is payed for, and then we mod it.:D

However, we do want to have a very stable and outstanding Gingerbread rom before moving on.

Note that I said moving on, which means, we definetively going ICS way :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] 619619:
Exactly, there are two "beta" samsung ICS roms at the moment, but neither is usable, this rom is way better than a bugged ICS rom :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] D.O.C:
Thanks, but there is really no point of comparison. When samsung does finish, GB will be obsolete :). Right now GB is almost a finished job.

Talking so much about GB, we felt like updating our base....let do it shall we?

Dont bother camping in server, update will come when it does....but it will, today..plus, its time for us to test if the OTA application really tells us about a rom update right?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] merbiyatch:
when i make a call and need the keypad to show up during a call, the keypad is not resized correctly. how do i get around this.

also i "think i have figured out why ive been having the freezes. ive been messing around with the dpi. and it seems that the freezes happen when its in any dpi other than 240. dont know if this happens to anybody else. but yeah i guess just for me.

nice update btw. keep it up more power to the team.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] okmijnlp:
It would do you well to respect the work of the devs of this amazing range and PRO kernel. Don't be so disrespectful.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kenkiller:
Hi Doc, am having this weird problem using the default AOSP clock app. Doesn't happen on stock rom so most prob it's a Surgeon problem? Just a guess.

For this screen, the clock icons seems either out of place or something, and it doesn't highlight even if alarm is activated.

I do hope your advice is not "don't use it"....this one doesn't screw up with 160 DPI values. :D

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I've made this request in several rom threads for both SGS1 and SGS2. It appears no one has managed to crack the incall dialer not playing nice with different DPI values. :D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] D.O.C:
ken....i dont understand what you mean.

I understand the following, you use a third party app while using my surgeon (192 dpi right), and the widget does not show properly...correct?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kenkiller:
No...not widget. This is the AOSP clock/alarm app, and first shot, under the clock, there is this string of weird numbers where it should show the date details.

And the 2nd shot, the clock icon is either misaligned and the switched on indicator doesn't appear.

Here's some shots from my wife's phone, same app. I did use the same clock app on the previous version of Hyperdroid with your surgeon at 160DPI, didn't have this problem - only with the current version. So I'm not sure what is the problem here. :D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Link2Adi:
What does these supercurio's voodoo module do?

And how can i load them using insmod durind post-init?(Don't even understand what this means!!)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pongster:
Dear HyperDroid Users:

The team and I have discussed this privately and have agreed that we would be grateful if you could consider helping my hometown and my country out as a way to thank our team for the time we spend making the ROM and kernel better...

If you were considering making a donation to our team or personal accounts, we would request instead that all possible donations be made to help aid the relief operations of the recent Typhoon in the Philippines... We have run out of coffins for children in the city and my people are in need of much needed relief.

As an adopted Mindanaoan (lived and worked there for several years... convinced my in-laws to move there and in fact they still live there...) I would like to ask for your prayers and more concretely your help in bringing much needed relief to the people of CDO and Iligan.

For direct paypal donations to the Philippine Red Cross, please click here.

Thank you for taking the time to read this and thanks in advance for your prayers. :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pongster:
Those are loaded automatically and will do nothing until supercurio releases his awesome voodoo apps for sgs2. Consider these placeholders for a future app that requires those modules.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Link2Adi:
Does it make the sound output on our Galaxy S II super awesome like in SGS1 with voodoo?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pongster:
unfortunately not, according to supercurio, as the Yamaha chip SGS2 uses will never equal the Wolfson in the SGS.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Link2Adi:
Then what does it do?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] colatehjorth:
Just donated some(5ER48602M11728602)(Not so much though, as I'm a student. But I hope it helps a little bit) :) . Wish you guys the best of luck from Norway. And also thanks for the amazing ROM, I really appreciate it.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pongster:
Let supercurio come up with his app then we'll see what it can do. the SGS2 sound will never match the SGS because of the inferior Yamaha chip used.

He's still in the process of making the app for users to use to utilize the module. Wait for it then ask... I just prepared the kernel for the release of the app.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] jetv1r:
sir pongster just a little donation to your cause...

Confirmation number: 89578835BP157021D

pinoy here....
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] mjjiva:
Just donated 15837387TW390443X
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] seavers11:
I brought modern combat 3 but with this rom I get a fc after gameloft logo.... On other Roms it runs...

Send from my HyperDroid SGS2
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] rufolo:
can't see in there...anyone else please?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] gtizon:
There is a nicer way to ask.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] gtizon:
Watcha lookin for bro?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] seavers11:
Don't see it here and don't see it in data/androidmeda?

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[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] SpaceCeph:
If this is removed it will be calibrated again?

Edit. I see it...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pongster:
Yes it will.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] seavers11:
Is it possible to charge the phone when it is powered off?

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[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pongster:
Yes. It should be possible.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Hannibal226:
Hey again,

like I said before: Gr8 Rom so far.

But I'm a bit disapointed of theming.

The standard theme of android is boring and sucks.

The pongster theme having style but a bit boring just with black and white (espacially in notification bar)

The Docs theme already didn't work.

Then I wanted do flash the GingerWay BlueOcean but got bottloops (tested a few times)

So 2 things:

1) Have you any themes more, maybe in style like pongster-theme but in color?!

2) Why isn't possible to flash an other theme, espacially one which your themes are based on?

Thx anyway(!) and regards ;)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] D.O.C:
Because themers are providing full themed apks which may or may not conflict with the signatures used on every rom. There fore the vrtheme system idea.

No, I am sorry, I think bugfixing, and tuning up of the main build is the first priority atm.

Visual styles and look will com later.

·The Docs theme already didn't work."

LOL, I am sorry for that. :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] DobermanS:
Question to the devs, is there a chance that WiFi and BT drivers are buggy ?

I have strong feeling about weak wireless reception,I have a reference point in the house,for now i get many drops in connection.

About BT, i use cars integrated BT handsfree,with this ROM i get strange distortions during conversation.

Any ideas ??
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] seavers11:
Oh thx but what I want to know must the phone powered off while charging to calibrate the battery or can the sgs2 turned on?

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[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Lynchz7:
is there anything i should look out for if im coming from MIUI? wipes or stuffs... (do i really need to do a full wipe?)

i am very interested in this rom. hope some1 can show some pointers.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Flasher8:
hey mate!

get kitchen pro from Leo thread...in the blue ocean theme is working great with Hyperdroid rom!!:D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] dobber81:
Any chance this will be implemented in your rom? http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1289896 (status bar toggle buttons)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Hannibal226:
Gr8 to hear that you're working so hard on main build!

Surely it's clear that it's more important than theming butjust thought about tell you (the devs) this (MY) opinion because on one hand it's maybe not only my one and also I didn't really read something bad from Rom here.

What I mean is: Just keep it in mind when you find time to get this point to work on ;)

Cool thx, will test it directly ;)