yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] s2d4:
judging by your previous posts about bad reception, 1 bar where others get full bars, I have a feeling that you have not being able to complete the download.

Please sort out your reception problems rather than creating/spamming 10 thread posts about your corrupted downloads..
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] bobster0001:
Is the mod_wifi_2.3.6 suppose to let you connect to adhoc connection?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] teiglin:
I only use voltage control normally and that's what I've been using for these tests, but I just tried fiddling with my voltage/governor settings in SetCPU and it didn't make any difference--still goes to 100MHz during screen off.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] s2d4:
It's the one bundled with 2.3.6, ppl with problems can choose 2.3.5 as it appears to work better for some people.

where does it say it does adhoc? Did samsung say that it is suppose to? I am curious, Give it a shot I guess? :D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pongster:
Haven't changed anything in cpufreq in v2.3 that should cause this. Let me look at it when I have the time. For v2.4 I changed something for cpufreq (as seen in the bitbucket commit message).
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pongster:
My device is not hot and never has been on any ROM and Kernel we've released. Its not ROM or Kernel thats causing this but an app you use that could be hogging CPU time. I'd be the first to notice if the device was overheating as I build and test the kernel before anybody.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] bobster0001:
Thanks for clarifying. Haha I assumed it was because of "mod" in the file's name.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] teiglin:
Sheesh, pongster, I'm jealous of your processor. I have to run 1200MHz at 1.2V and 1400 at 1.3V to be totally stable. You've got a good 50mV on my undervolt settings all the way down to 500MHz!

Thanks, I appreciate it. I'm still sticking with 2.3 despite this oddity as it's not causing any problems; it's just a bit disconcerting.

Also, I don't think it's actually related to charging; I have some time spent in 100MHz while unplugged--it probably just seemed like it because 100MHz only happens during screen off and obviously the vast majority of screen off time is spent in sleep anyway. I think it's just any time the screen off it's changing my clock settings to 100-800MHz, since I also have a disproportionate time spent at 800MHz. This would also explain why Performance goes to 800MHz at screen off, since it becomes the new maximum for whatever reason.

Edit: just to add, I would probably blame user error--I've flashed back and forth a bunch of themes and such since my last full wipe--except that the issue definitely disappeared and reappeared between flashing 2.2 and back to 2.3 kernel, so it's definitely the 2.3 kernel (or something else in your 2.3 kernel zip, if there is anything).
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Doeyourthing:
Stress Test CPU

Which program can I use for stress test.

I use the settings above from pongster and the phone is running fine.

And By the Way, my phone is not getting hot anymore ;).
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] yhrn:
It works for me, and as Petsasj said, it will not delete records already in the log.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] cliff03:
is there any chance that you can add this to the existing apps PDroid Privacy Protection?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] haasgo:
i see no reason to do so. everyone of us has different needs of security and as long as u have access to the market this is an easy thing to do by urself. and eventhough: why would this be "the solution" i really see no reason to include it if u have it urself. extract the apk from data folder und save it to ur sdcard so u will be able to reinstall it after a wipe-flash.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] D.O.C:
Dont stress it, it may cause severe hypertension on ur phone XD

Nah, seriously, I dont OC, UV or UC, nor stress my phone, We got 2 cores running at 1200 for google maps and email ;), sure we can play GTA and intensive graphics games which my 222mhz psp played fine. My advise would be, there is no need actually to overclock my phone. You want to know the limits? Setcpu is got stress tests, which u could run at fixed 1600 for 2 hours before getting errors. I see no point on reducing the cpu life doing that.

Jep, it is not backwards compatible. The only reson I removed that mod from the Base is because it was causing force close when syncing facebook contact sync in the samsung app. There is no such problem anymore?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] haasgo:
there is an stresstest included with setcpu. if that ain't enough try stability test from market. it will stresstest ur device so ur able to check if seeting fit or dont.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] cliff03:
will this app work with 2.3.6 and this rom?So what app would you recommend for a good security measurements?

Because a lots of app asking crazy permissions and they don't really need them.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] yhrn:
I've frozen all the Samsung stuff so I can't confirm this.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] digitallysick:
As I said, i downloaded from different locations (completely different internet connections) The 1 bar signal strength isn't relevant to the issue.

It appears to be some sort of problem with clock work that says each file is bad and aborts. I'm just trying to troubleshoot the issue , it hasnt happened to me before .

**EDIT** Issue is now resolved, it must have been a bad download constantly from the server for whatever reason.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] gregr82:
Whats a good cpu program to use for this kernal. Notice setcpu advanced settings doesnt work with kenobi.

Cheers
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pongster:
I highly recommend Voltage Control by xan.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] mariotme:
Try voltage control from market there is a free version.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] gregr82:
Thanks guys

Great rom btw :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] boldman78:
MOD that tested

Hi ppl,

as i saw many ppl have problems with some mods, i decided to check it myself.

here are the results i found so far.

all was tested on 4.4.7 version.

enjoy.

MOD_non_increasing volume -works

MOD_call_rec - works

MOD_spinners- works

MOD_calllog_without_sms - works, just need to clarify that it takes effect for new sms, not for those that already received.

MOD_multidpi_calc_phone- looks like its working,

MOD_battery golden - works

MOD_ANIM_motoblur - works

MOD_ANIM_bounce - works

MOD_ANIM_ics - works

THEME_skimblue_Deodex- works

THEME_mr.megiDarkMIUI- works

THEME_mattedMidnight_alt_v4.0- works
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] haasgo:
cant remember really but pongster recommended one some time ago...i think it was droidwall, not 100% sure though.

when i am looking for an app for a certain use i download any app available for that use and see myself if it suits my needs or not.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] boldman78:
you can use LBE privacy guard
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] ziTney:
Guys! I've downloaded and tried every battery and animation mod(ended up choosing the fold animation and doctorete's own battery icon). But I can confirm that they all work perfect:)

I'm using doctorete's surgeon and theme. Do you guys still need screenshots of the battery icons? I could make them for you?

Got some tips? I'm using 160dpi, is that ok for the screenshots? I don't feel like changing my DPI :p

Thanks for this awesome ROM! Loved your ROM on the HD2 too!

SGS2 | Hyperdroid v4.4.7| Siyah v2.5.1-GT
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] petsasj:
Yes please, we need screenshots still. 160 dpi sounds great. Just one screenshots is enough. Upload them somewhere and pm me or pongster's or doctorcete with the links.

Thanks a lot.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] haasgo:
dude if u could make sum this would be highly appreciated! the only thing is that with 160dpi things look small and in OTA even smaller...so this would make ur efforts kinda useless if i cannot see what u are trying to show me :D but with HDP tool changing dpi is like drinking water though ;) cheers
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] DomButcher:
Hi all,

I wanna try some animations, but I don't know, how does the animation look like (I found just a few of them). Can I just flash one by one and then finally choose one or do I have to re-flash ROM (in case I won't like that animation) ? o.O

I am on rixsta's Juicy Orange Theme, but I guess it doesn't matter...

Thanks in advance, DomButcher
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] SbXLivE:
plz its argent how use on my GS2 plz tell me how odin not showing .zip file then how i flash it m updating 2.3.3. to Hyperdroid 2.3.6 THe Game Changer
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] jhernand1102:
You don't use Odin to flash this ROM, I suggest you read up on CF root and learn how to root your phone using it then you can flash this ROM using CWM recovery that is included in CF root.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] haasgo:
no u wont have to reflash base when u use OTA to try sum animations. u will have to choose and download and let flash trough OTA everytime u want to try another one. the only good thing is that u wont have to redownload the files again cause OTA keeps them in a download folder for u so u can switch back anytime u wnt.

you DONT use odin to flash the cwm zip file. u need to root ur phone first. use cf-root kernel from chainfires thread here in dev section and flash through odin. after u got root u enter recovery through volume+ homebutton and power button and flash base rom. thats it! ;)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] SbXLivE:
ok thanks but where can i ger root kernel for india gs2
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] AvRS:
Just flash the one that matches your build. Before you flash anything though think you should spend a lot of time reading as sounds like you don't know what you're doing which can be dangerous as far as your phone is concerned. Once you understand it everything is easy and not a lot can go wrong but it's always best to be careful. There is so much information on the forums to help you and as nice as people are on here this thread is for discussion about the ROM/kernel and not how to do your first flash. Good luck learning :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kimagure01:
i am coming from batista fox hound 2.8 do i need to wipe my data/cache/dalvik before installing this hyperdroid_androidmeda_v4.4.7_signed.zip? only OTA can i install themes?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] beguiler:
I use my i9100 to make my TV a wicked smart TV. Also cool is that with a Bluetooth headset I can still answer/take calls when the phone is near the TV.

Any chance of turning off the screen (but not putting the phone to sleep), when connected to a TV via MHL? With MHL, the phone is charging during TV out, but I am sure it would charge much faster if the screen was not on all the time. Thoughts?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] petsasj:
Yes aaaaaand, Yes.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] beguiler:
It rocks to be able to play Android games on a 46" TV. Mouse works fine, but I would love to use a full size gaming controller. Played around with the Zeemote JS1, but it doesn't connect reliably (1 out of 7 tries, or first time after you reboot the phone) and there aren't enough games out there that support it. Also, I love that after a few hours of Android gaming, my i9100 is fully charged.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] karendar:
I tried out the MHL adapter on my phone too, works fairly well. Same thing about charging here. Have you tried a bluetooth keyboard + mouse yet? I was gonna try that out eventually to see if it worked successfully.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] JJEgan:
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[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] ziTney:
Cool, I'll have them done tomorrow, maybe tonight :)

I'll change my DPI to 240, it's just that my icons and layout get f* up with an other DPI then 160..
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] karendar:
I have a question, ziTney, I see alot of people have sigs saying they run Hyperdroid and Siyah as a kernel... Can you explain why? I've been wondering why people don't use stock Hyperdroid kernel considering we have a pretty stable one already.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] koluludome:
I have a stupid problem about one game .. but I'm just want to why ?

I install Modern Combat 3 and download data from wifi then I open program.

It's show a part of movie title and get FC after that. I tried to use another data files from internet and it's doesn't change anything.

I ask other one and they can play it on other rom.

Nothing bias just ask for knowledge.

What's it from ??
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] ziTney:
Yeah the stock kernel of this rom is awesome too. It just that I've been with the siyah kernel from the start. And I love all the feedback from the users and from gohkanmoral(the creator). I've gained a lot of "wisdom" from reading every post and trying all sorts of settings. I don't think one of the kernel is more or less. And I believe, that with siyahkernel you have more options, more features, but that also means more bugs. The stock kernel of this rom is just stable and bug-free(not that I've had any bug with siyah, ever). I just like to tweak the hell out of my phone:)

SGS2 | Hyperdroid v4.4.7| Siyah v2.5.1-GT
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] jsbutran:
Hey...I am not able to locate SURGEON MattedMidnight v4.0, Iis only the theme-MateedMidnight v4. I am greatly missing SURGEON for MattedMidnight and Multidpi which comes with it. Where can I download it. Its not available in HyperDroid Parts for sure.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] D.O.C:
Flash the matted balck surgeon and then flash the matted midnight theme on top of it.

Surgeons are like individual roms themselves. Remember that the idea of the surgeon originated cause different concepts of what a rom base should have.

Pongster surgeon is still the same, was matted midnight at first, now its matted black theme. but surgeon remains.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Galactus:
Matted Midnight is a theme, flash the mattedblack surgeon then flash the theme over it
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] beguiler:
I am using a Microsoft 6000 Bluetooth mouse and a Microsoft 5000 Bluetooth keyboard. The mouse works great and with the HID profile, it works just like your are holding the phone and touching it with one finger. The scroll wheel works most of the time as well. Left click selects. Right click is the back button. The keyboards works ok. Irritating that it sometimes goes to sleep so it takes a keystroke or two to wake it up. Even more irritating is that the phone always wants to put up the on-screen keyboard that takes up 3/4 of the TV screen. It would be awesome if someone could figure out how to disable the on-screen keyboard pop-up when using an HID keyboard.

The real issue, is that with 2.3.6, it seems that Bluetooth HID does not work. I had to go back to Androidmeda XDXD9 release (2.3.5) to get HID to work again, even with the latest 2.3 Ultimate Kernel. The 2.3.6 ROMs all seem to break HID functionality. You might be able to pair a BT HID device in 2.3.6, but it won't stay connected for more than 1/2 a second, rendering it unusable.

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MHL which connects to the phone through the micro USB port, allows for simultaneous TV out and charging. The newer TVs from Samsung and Toshiba support MHL natively, so the TV actually outputs a charging current to the phone when using a passive MHL to MHL cable (5 wires, has micro USB connector on one side and HDMI A on the other side).

When using a legacy HDMI TV, you can use an MHL to HDMI adapter (I see them for US$15 to US$30 on Amazon) to connect an MHL phone to the TV. Your phone AC power adapter plugs into the MHL to HDMI to not only power the adapter, but to all charge you phone when using MHL for TV out.

Thus, I use it for gaming as well as browsing the Internet (desktop mode) and like that my phone is fully charged after only a few hours of being connected to the TV.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] ziTney:
What if you freeze your on-screen keyboard when using your HID keyboard?

SGS2 | Hyperdroid v4.4.7| Siyah v2.5.1-GT
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] D.O.C:
There was a free app that prevented that precisely, for the kb to popup when using HID, but I forgot the name of it :P
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Huck33:
i can confirm that changing the wifi drivers to version 3.6.5 solved connection issues

i didn't have such problem with previous version of rom
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] karendar:
http://www.appbrain.com/app/keypro-android-trial/com.mymobilegear possibly?

Hey Doc, sorry I haven't been around. My job blocked port 3389 so I can't remote to my home box anymore. ;)

TTYL!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] beguiler:
Thanks for the hint. I found two Null Keyboards on Android Market.

Bluetooth (Null) Keyboard for US$1.30

darken

Null Keyboard for free

wParam

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I am not sure if I understand what you mean my "freeze your on-screen keyboard". Can you explain what you mean by "freeze"?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] DomButcher:
Pretty stable ? It's the most stable and the least battery draining kernel I have ever used on my device. :)

Siyah is also great kernel, I was using it on MIUI, but on Androidmeda I prefer the stock one. :)

+ I think the most stable kernel will always be that one, which was made particularly for the ROM.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] amviewer:
Just run it on port 22 :-)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] KEICHI_:
Here you go :D. Just downloaded all battery mods from OTA tool and extracted the .png images. Have tested some and all working :)

Another excellent ROM guys :D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] ziTney:
Lol.. I should've thought of that! Haha, I've made all the screenshots of every mod.. kinda useless now:p

But.. now that we have all icons, why not make .gif's of every battery mod? :)

SGS2 | Hyperdroid v4.4.7| Siyah v2.5.1-GT
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] sob33316:
This is by far the best rom i have ever used battery wise. This is a sweet rom to boot. Great Job!!!!!!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Kaze105:
Tried this rom after a clean install, I found my apps in the drawer disordered, so I went to settings, hyperdroid parts, and went to sort app drawer. Got the following error.

The application hyperdroid parts (process com.petsasj.Hyperdroidparts) has stopped unexpectedly. Is there any other way to sort the app drawer?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] colatehjorth:
Do you have AppZorter installed? If not, install it and it should work.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] petsasj:
Please make sure you read the HyperDroid post before mentioning errors. Links in my signature

Appzorter is not included in the surgeon you downloaded. Either download my modified touchwiz launcher, which contains a modified appzorter (links in my sigs), or download appzorter from the market.

Then you can use the option in HyperDroid Parts, and then use the restart option right below for the sorting to take effect.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Kaze105:
Edit: Thank you petsasj, will make sure to read that next time.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] arkadius41:
With the 4.4.7 build i've lost my gmail notifications, any help to make it work ?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] karlesg:
Is it possible we can have a separate mod to flash XWKI8 (2.3.5) bluetooth drivers?

The same way we have a 2.3.5/2.3.6 wifi drivers mod?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] D.O.C:
Yeah, we would need some help testing tough.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] beguiler:
happy to help test.

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Just tried Null Keyboard by wParam. Works perfectly. Now the on-screen keyboard never pops up when I am using a Bluetooth keyboard and I can enter text easily.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] karlesg:
can test tomorrow at work.

I don't have bluetooth mouse/keyboard, but I can test with some BT handsfree and a BT car audio multimedia receiver
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] maxdy:
anyone having homescreen wallpaper problems?

i can't seem to set my wallpaper correctly. it seems to become too big.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] arkadius41:
Cannot install and update apps from market,code error 492, is there solution ? Another thing is that my gmail notification doesnt work with go laucher with current build. On build 4.0 it worked fine, (i have an old gmail app of course). Pls help guys.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] cliff03:
I have question i just upgraded to frankenstein KK2 from stock KG2. I'll like to flash this ROM do I have to do wipe I never had custom ROM installed?

Sent from SGS2 Cavetalk
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pongster:
Wallpaper setting works here. Which Launcher are you using?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] sgjl:
I have got the same problem with TW launcher 4.5 but only when i choose a fix wallaper (not scrolling).

edit :

it seems to be a known bug of tw launcher here
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] haasgo:
Tw 4.5 is a hacked version of tw by fr4gg0r. U will find support in the thread of him. Hyperdroid supports petsasj tw launcher which is sumtin else mate. Dont install sumtin from other devs and ask here. Kinda makes no sense imho....
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Doeyourthing:
Average battery drain

Hi Guys,

What is the average battery drain

(idle)

for SGS II. Because I'm confused with my previous phone (HTC HD2).

Now I get between 22mA-28mA bat drain.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pongster:
Those apps that give you mA drain are estimating the mA drain instead of actually reading what the drain is.

My device left overnight in airplane mode (when I'm sleeping) drained about 1% in 6-8 hours... Not sure what the exact drain is but I'm pretty happy with that.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Doeyourthing:
I use battery monitor. What of How is the best way to monitor that.

Now that i search inside that widget I saw that between 00:00 and 06:00 am, it was from (00:00) 90% to (06:00) 82%. It seems that i loos some 1.3%/hour.

Programs active:

Wifi always on;

Gmail on;

NL rain radar

LG Wheater & clock
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] yhrn:
Yes, coming from another ROM you definitely need a full wipe.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] silver123:
Hello.

will we see I9100XXKL1 base rom here soon ??? :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] yaronAD:
HyperDroid community :)

Is there a way to solve the Chronic pixeled photos of the dialer

I've tried to open a folder with HD photos and it didnt help

:confused:
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] vonex:
@petsasj

formatted my sd cards and ur theme/surgeons r now working:D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] sgjl:
it's the purpose of my answer to maxdy via the question of Pongster and that's why i put a link to the thread of fr4gg0r :p
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Perceval from Hyrule:
Testing v4.4.7... Looks nice ! ;)

Second screenshot is only for reference/debug, on v4.0.0 i had a massive Gmail battery drain (80% of drain in 5-6 hours) which forced me to remove it and use K9. Since v4.4.7, I'm testing Gmail and it looks okay.

I'm not sure it was only in standby mode, it's maybe because once 4.0.0 was set up (full wipe), I've fixed permissions before Androidmeda first run.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] petsasj:
Good, enjoy! I hope it was worth the hassle :P