yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pelide:
before changing the rom, you can try to change only the kernel :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] howsie:
How many tasks are running? There is an option to keep no more than a certain amount under developer options in settings and I use a task killer that auto kills tasks when screen goes off.

It's more than possible your phone is locking up because it's memory is too low due to running programs
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
If you want swype then go to the link below and sign in.They will send the apk. to you and then install it and run it.I signed up on my PC but when the email arrived to my gmail account then I opened it with my phone and downloaded straight to it.

http://www.swype.com/get-swype/how-do-i-get-swype/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gaui:
One question, why is the ROM so bloated with all these apps? These apps are all available on Play Store so there's no need to include them in the ROM.

I'm not trying to be rude, I'm just curious.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ::indie:::
This will be changed in the new version,

I will not remove them but you will have the option not to include them during roms installation.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr.Greg:
Hmmm....smelling Aroma Installer in next version!!! Sir, you're magician!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gaui:
I hate it when devs force stuff up on users; like many types of kernels, modems, launchers, apps and ****. Like Dragon ICS ROM, it's 550 MB with this AROMA installer and comes in one package. That's ridicilous. The risk of a package drop / corrupted download is very high, and that might brick your phone.

Users who are flashing custom ROMs should know how to flash other stuff too, like kernels, modems, etc. The dev shouldn't force this upon users.

At least make it optional. Just my two cents. Peace! :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xinfinityoO:
indiee

any chance of you themeing this..maybe ur black n blue theme

thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ::indie:::
I do not plan to do this, (maybe later)

but there are many many themes available.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Daemos:
Get more reliable internet or do md5/sum checks, I do that before I run any file on my phone.

But with omega you get the option of torrent which already has it's own automatic hash checking :) Which is the only way to go IMO as indie doesn't post md5/sum check verification.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blade30p:
Can we use any CM9 theme now the base is AOKP ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blade30p:
Won't let me download as my email address is already registered? Has anybody got the apk pls?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] strix75:
+1

I like that to, clean rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tommytenbellies:
As of Sunday my.phone just stopped sending messages, can receive no problem, make calls etc, upgraded to 4.0 today and still the same, I cannot seem to find any message center number in message settings , does anyone know how to find these settings please, thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nickmax1:
on the flip side if we are knowledgeable enough to install kernels/mods etc then we should be able to remove the same from the ROM too??

I think we should be very grateful for the effort indie puts into his ROMS
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blade30p:
network woes

Seems my network issues weren't because of the Rom its was Siyah Kernels fault, Sorry Indie ;)

EDIT: 16:48pm....OK so I just flashed the latest Siyah Kernel & removed root in ex tweaks, hopefully that will stop my issues. apparently Gokhan has edited the kernel to fix wifi mms settings or summat. hopefully this will help?

EDIT: 16:53pm.. the latest Siyah has fixed my wifi/network issues :)

hope the over heating problems dont continue ;)

Now I've disabled force root in Ex-Tweaks is my fone still rooted?

CWM app still works & so does superuser so I assume it is???

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hey Indie, Hope you don't mind but I just saw this Kernel & it sounds perfect for this Rom???

OP...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1617219
[Galaxy S II Android Development] eddieretsam99:
Sign in

Just sign in again using the same email and password. That's what I did and was able to download again. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blade30p:
Yeah I did it from my PC & it then downloaded & installed ok. It's the orange Swype tho & I prefer the blue version as it's got a slightly diff button layout, but hey, you can't win,em all :) just glad my wifi & network problems are solved ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kxnzxmori:
Yes. :)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1643406

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1673456

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Dial *#*#4636#*#* on the dialer. Then select phone information. Scroll down and key in your smsc number in the box provided. Hit update. :)

SMSC list: http://smsclist.com/downloads/default.txt

PDU converter: http://www.twit88.com/home/utility/sms-pdu-encode-decode

How to: http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/SMSC_Updates
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tommytenbellies:
Just did that and it said update error mate, anymore ideas?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kxnzxmori:
I just edited my post and added a link on how to update it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] howsie:
To update smsc it needs to.be in a special.format. if.us remember I'll post it up but.I.found it through.google
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gGabi:
+1

Man, indie's rom is too underground for the kids running on this forum.

Kids these days can't appreciate a good solid rom. If it misses ONE feature, for them it's the worst rom ever.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blade30p:
I'm currently using the purple kush CM9 theme from the play store. Very nice but the battery icon isn't themed too?

Is it coz I changed it using the kitchen?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Siberian Tiger:
Maybe this is the cause.Did you try to change the icon of the battery through rom control?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ::indie:::
Hi everyone,

I've been informed from xda mod that I am not allowed to include swype in Omega AOKP. I did not know that and I apologize.

Swype will be removed but you can get it from here

http://www.swype.com/get-swype/how-do-i-get-swype
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blade30p:
Sorry buddy, I didn't want to cause you any problems, after all that I'm not even using swype, I'm using SwiftKey X.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ::indie:::
It was my fault, I did not know this rule,

Omega based on sammy rom is allowed to have swype,

so I will remove it only from AOKP Omega.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blade30p:
I know, but if I wasn't shouting about it in this thread then they would never have known ;)

Anyway check my new homescreen set up... (wip) see the batt ikon...

The level of customization in this rom is staggering! I seriously love it like a fat kid loves cake ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tommytenbellies:
Diamond geezer, worked a treat, dont know why it did that , but glad its sorted , excellent work from excellent members of this forum !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Indie this rom is wicked, have swapped n changed for a while now but am fairly confident im going to stay with OMEGA , only one thing left to do , DONATE !!! as soon as pay day comes around !!!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blade30p:
Sorry that wasn't my hs, this is....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Siberian Tiger:
How did you managed to get the battery icons back ?:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blade30p:
Well it's a bit embarrassing really, I just went into Rom control & changed it to "ikon with centred text" my own fault but that's nothing new. ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blade30p:
Updating to latest siyah kernel seems to have fixed the overheating issues. I was getting quite worried for a bit :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iovaniorgovan:
Someone above said the level of costumisation in this rom is amazing. Well, it is, but it misses some device specific settings:

-answer call with Home button. I found the option to end call with power button, but not to answer it with home, like in the original sammy rom.

-adjust vibration level for different tasks. For example, I find the touch keys haptic feedback too powefull, a smaller vibration being more confortable. It would also be nice to adjust the vibration level for ring tone and for notification tone.

Are these thing doable?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
I told you it would...but it looks like you change wallpapers more than I change my undies;)Everytime you post you have a different one.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iovaniorgovan:
I installed AOKP on a dual boot setup and an interesting problem appeared:

When AOKP is the secondary ROM, extra apps like ES file explorer, Mixzing, Compass, etc, disappear.

I have Omega 12 as first rom and Omega 4 AOKP as second ROM.

First rom is ok, no problem, just like single boot, but AOKP deletes the extra apps the minute it starts. Only orignal apps remain. Any ideas why?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] THE RED BLUR:
Just an enquiry are guys experiencing issues in build 37 of aokp related to duplicate media files?

Using Resurrection Remix AOKP version 2.0 powered by the yellow sun.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] howsie:
Have you installed then on aokp. (basic but I know I've made some basic errors). Do you have these apps passed to sd you may have to mount the sd storage again.

I had v2 aokp as primary and v12 as secondary and lost root on second ROM only and cooza had no end of issues with storage after dual booting.

I'd consider just running one ROM for the meantime or you could try gokhan morals thread for ideas as out would be kernel related
[Galaxy S II Android Development] howsie:
The duplicate media files is an aokp issue the current omega seems to have solved this by using an app called remount sd.

It I'd usually caused by corrupt mount points when coming from a Sammy ROM to aokp as aokp mounts differently.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] THE RED BLUR:
Hi there. I came up with solution which fixed it but the payoff is that media files and apps get saved to external sd :( as the option to save apps and media to internal had to be turned off in storage settings

Its on faq on our tread.

So thanks for confirming its an aokp thing as I noticed this from build 36.

The cause can't be the Sammy thing as I did a full format of internal and external cards before flashing the rom but agree about their must be an issue with the mount points.

Using Resurrection Remix AOKP version 2.0 powered by the yellow sun.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] howsie:
Full format does not wipe mount points there is a cwm flashable zip called superwipe which does this as well as a full format
[Galaxy S II Android Development] THE RED BLUR:
Ok haven't heard of superwipe well not on our thread. Is this what you used? Could you send to me please or post a link;)

Using Resurrection Remix AOKP version 2.0 powered by the yellow sun.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nickmax1:
For your pleasure...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] THE RED BLUR:
Cheers buddy.

I know how to flash files. But is there any instructions method I need to use with this. Will internal and external both get wiped at same time.?

:)

Using Resurrection Remix AOKP version 2.0 powered by the yellow sun.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] anaweb:
How to flash them??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] diddly3000:
What does superwipe do mate I use ultimate cleaning script before flashing roms/kernels. Should I use this also do you think? I don't have a sd card only the internal memory.

Thanks :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iovaniorgovan:
1. I formatted and wipe everything. I installed first Omega 12, then flashed Siyah, then Omega 4 AOKP as second rom.

When I booted into AOKP and opened the app drawer for the first time, I had the impression I saw the extra app for one second then they disappeared.

2. After I installed and use RemountSD to mount my external SDcard, USB storage is not working anymore, when I press mount usb storage, it tries for a long time then it times out and shows the mount usb storage button again.

3. Any ideas about the vibration settings I mentioned in the previous page?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nickmax1:
not sure what the difference is, I have both on my phone and they are much of a muchness i think.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] howsie:
IM pretty sure the ultimate cleaning script is just clearing caches. The superwipe script will get your phone to a totally stock state from all aspects ie absolutely everything is wiped.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] diddly3000:
So best to stay away from it. Will it wipe photos current kernels in downloads etc
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
These apps are the apps that can be moved to SD so thats why there is a problem with them if you have dualboot issues.SuperWipe formats mounting points so its a good start but you need to re-do every thing and its a pain to clean install 2 ROMs again.

Had this problem too.I fixed it by using Titanium and wiping data for ALL apks. that have the galery icon.Galery,homescreen the lot.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] howsie:
1. Second ROM is recommended to be installed from a nandroid by Gokhan last I heard. Correct procedure in your case would be (as recommended by siyah dev) instal ROM you want as second. Instal siyah. Make nandroid. Full wipe. Instal primary. In recovery restore nandroid to second ROM. Instal siyah (just to be sure).

2. There is an option you can change in settings/storage/left menu soft key/storage configuration.

If it still doesn't work I use multi mount sd from play store and have never had a problem. I froze remount sd with titanium and removed super user access. everything works.mass storage, camera saves to external, no duplicated media.

3. Have no idea about adjustable vibration if indie misses this post I'll point it out. However setting it up could be alot of work I'm not sure what's involved.but if I know indie he'll probably try to implement it anyway, he can't help himself sometimes:rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iovaniorgovan:
Thank for this tip, it makes sense! But I'm not clear how to nandroid to second rom.

I'm looking right now ot CWM-backup and restore and I don't see any option regarding restoring a backup to second rom. Please advice!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr.Greg:
Look here for more information.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
I used the old alternative method when I dualbooted...and we know what happened there:o.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] THE RED BLUR:
Good solution also which is part of mine in our faq. The difference being into apply management and clearing the data there instead of using titenium

but the issue was in the case of music files it kept on getting duplicates again. So had to do this combined with what u said which is to untick the storage options

and problem gone for good but just opened up the issue of things going to external sd like downloads and new images. But I'm not too fussed with this as long as there is no duplicates. I just wished aokp could resolve this at the rom level this mount points stuff so we don't have to these things. :cool:

Using Resurrection Remix AOKP version 2.0 powered by the yellow sun.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Siberian Tiger:
You can adjust the vibration through extweaks.Unfortunately you can't adjust it for different tasks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blade30p:
If you mean theme, which I'm assuming you do, all you have to do is either download a theme from Xda, or get them from the play store. There's free & paid versions. Once you grab the theme you like- just install it as you would any apk. That's it. Choose the theme in theme manager & hit apply. Ignore the warning & hit install anyway. ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iovaniorgovan:
I am like 2-3 days new to this thread. What happened when you used the old method? I'm aplying it right now.

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Huston, we have lift off!

I followed siyah's Old/Alternative Method if the easy method fail" and it works. Now I have to proper roms.

The only issue is with USB mount after I use RemountSD. I will try MoundSD from Play as I have been adviced.

Word of mouth: can someone give 38 reasons why Omega AOKP is better/more advantageous than Omega based on Samsung's ROM?

This comes as an analogy to http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=26750876&postcount=6521
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
My mounting points got messed up and had duplicated media and ringtones.Had to use the superWipe to format points but everything is cool now.I think it was one of those one-off things that doesnt happen that often cos it only seemed to happen to me.

Had the same ringtone duplication as well.When I set a ringtone it would stop ringing and if I looked in the notifications folder it was there twice and had to select the other one so it would work again.When I finally got it sorted I had 5 of the same ringtone in the folder and only 1 worked:rolleyes:

The strange thing was that looking in the actual music folder it wasnt duplicated.Only if I looked in Notifications folder.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blade30p:
Not meaning to be rude, but shouldn't you be asking this in the correct thread, ie- resurrection remix?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] howsie:
It's a good point but it's really the Omega way to help when it's need no matter who they are or what ROM they're using.

Who knows he may be looking at switching or the help there is non existent.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ImpheOtus:
I think he is asking here just to find out if the duplicate media bug comes from the base or from Resurrection Remix specifically.

AFAIK the duplicate media bug is a base issue and it happens in every AOKP Rom in SGSII
[Galaxy S II Android Development] THE RED BLUR:
Eazy dude. I was just making an overall comparison of AOKP and the effect the builds have on different Roms.

I'm sorry to have intruded on ur private party. But other people here have been nice enough and very helpful. ;)

It's okay to compare notes from time to time.

And would gladly help others no matter what rom they from. As long as they got a I9100 :D

Using Resurrection Remix AOKP version 2.0 powered by the yellow sun.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] THE RED BLUR:
Thank you that's exactly it. :)

I just hope they sort it out in the next build.

My solution works but at a small price if you see my earlier post here.

Using Resurrection Remix AOKP version 2.0 powered by the yellow sun.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blade30p:
I don't care what he was asking! I wasn't rude or argumentative, I didn't insult him & I certainly never said he couldn't post here, I simply wondered why he wasn't asking in the OP?. I wouldn't go into the litening Rom post & start asking dumb questions about how to do something with my Omega Rom???

As for your comment about invading my private party, you're wrong. All I did was to simply ask a question. Get over it (everybody!)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] THE RED BLUR:
Um I think you should get over it. Since your the only one that has a issue since you raised it in the first place and others clearly understood and not asked me silly questions:p

You clearly didn't read my posts here other wise you would have understood and they were not dumb questions.

At the end of the day its an open source community and I was trying to find a answer and share solutions . Why does it bother you soo much? :cool:

Using Resurrection Remix AOKP version 2.0 powered by the yellow sun.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
Dont worry mate we still love ya (especially me:D).Omega v.4 is also based on build 37 and it does have this bug cos I had it.Sometimes its good to see if the same build affects other ROMs to see if its a build bug or not.In this case it seems to be.

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All cool mate problem solved in the end:)

No point in getting ourselves worked up about it.As I said I also had it with both media and ringtones.The worst were the ringtones/notification tones.They took me a bit to sort out and a few missed calls too.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] THE RED BLUR:
Yes I agree it is really silly.

But again thanks everyone that helped to confirm this out and sharing support. :)

Using Resurrection Remix AOKP version 2.0 powered by the yellow sun.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blade30p:
Battery drain is amazing. Fully charged last at midnight, I wake up this morning to find it on 9%. I hadn't even touched the fone all night????
[Galaxy S II Android Development] howsie:
Try running the kernel cleaning script from omega files then fully charge reboot into recovery and wipe battery stats.

This is not normal usage (obviously) 40% on mine is about 9 hrs with 2 hours screen and data on included.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jveres:
I have the same (not as serious) problem and already did what you suggested. During night (~8h without wifi/data) from 96% my phone went down to 70% Is that normal?? When I use Omega v11 the drain was ~3-5% with the same conitions.

Any idea?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iovaniorgovan:
Today I found my Omega AOKP without network -emergency calls only - and when I tried to search for networks it kept searching forever. only reboot fixed it.

Did anyone else had this issue?

Sadly, this means I won't run on AOKP anymore, and it's too bad, because I started to like it. It was indeed faster than Omega based on Samsung's ROM.

2. Guys complaining about battery, use Better Battery Stats to investigate battery drain. The thread and developer is here on XDA.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ::indie:::
This is not rom relatad, rom has great battery (at least to my device),

to test this full wipe and make the same test overnight.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] klukiyan:
Indie,

please advise which kernel, governor settings you are using? :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blade30p:
When you say full wipe, you mean full factory reset or just wipe dalvik cache?

could you be specific pls?

Thank you
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
You could try the super wipe method.Past it to your phone and flash it like a normall ZIP and then clean install the ROM.It wipes everything.Squeeky clean:)

Dont forget to have the ROM on your phone cos after you flash it your phone wont boot cos it formats boot partitions.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ::indie:::
I am using the latest SiyahKernel without any changes to governor settings.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dprimic:
Battery life

From midnight till 8 am sync on, wifi off, data off, my phone lost only 2 %. Generic Omega 4.0 without any modification. A great battery life.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ::indie:::
Thank you for your report my friend.

I have almost the same battery.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gaui:
sync on won't do anything if you have both wifi and data off.:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 1nvicta:
Hi.

i have a problem. I flash v4 when indie upload to this topic and all work fine until 2 days go. My toggle bar in the desktop and menu dont appear. I can only see if i go to settings/browser/lock screen etc.

I try to go in the settings or rom crontrol too see if have any option for that

I try too re flash rom (no wipe) but with no sucess.

Anyone have the same problem? I dont want re flash again with full wipe, or i will w8 until new indie update.

I have use all omega rom's and i never have this kind of issue.

Thanks indie for all your work.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] strix75:
Need some help here. Tried another rom and i lost wifi and i can not get it to work again. Restored with nandroid byt still no wifi, tried diffrent kernells but still no wifi. Wifi signal is good but when it try to connect signal drops and it will not connect. How can i fix this? Tried full wipe installed omega 4.0 but still no wifi :(