yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] DomButcher:
Sorry, maybe I'm blind, but I can't find anything about Kernel changelog.

Can you please tell me, what is changed in the kernel ?

Thanks a lot,

DomButcher
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] D.O.C:
Read mate....when sun turns around the earth, in about 12 hours if everything goes well.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] cliff03:
WOW another great update downloading HDK 1.1 more tweaks there very nice.

Hi dev you are hard working individuals.

Thanks for a great ROM.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] karendar:
Yeah, poor pongster isn't a robot, he needs sleep too! ;) haha
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] AvRS:
I have to say one thing I appreciate about this ROM is that you use decent hosting servers, I know its little but being able to download your ROMs in under 60 secs is great ;)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] D3_:
I'm assuming as it's a 5.x base the 5.x surgeons will work.

I'll have a go with the mattedblack one and report back

EDIT: works fine
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] veyka:
In the release notes it says v5 surgeons will work.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] D3_:
woops, missed that :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Huck33:
thanks Doc for the update
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Cunione:
Hello guys !

I finally moved from HD2 HyperDroid-CM7 to SGS2 HyperDroid ! :)

I just installed v5.2.21. Let's test... ;)

Thanks for your great work !
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Noed:
Downloading, with my connections it takes about 2hs...

The full wipe is because of formatting or repartitioning or something that wouldn't work at all if I change the update-script to no-wipe?

I will rather spend my time flashing with no wipe and dealing with bugs than restoring all over again. Don't worry, I won't post here bugs I cause :)

Could someone write good tips about restoring after a full-wipe? So many times we need to full-wipe... Last time Titanium Backup was not really straightforward, the full-wipe deleted TB settings, icluding my "freeze" tagged apps, then I had to freeze one by one manually again. I've waste a day to restore everything else... while no-wipe I spend just like 1 hour reconfiguring, installing mods and themes.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] fOmey:
Cheers for the update lads, although dam the download speed is slow as...

Alot of traffic im guessing..
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] qureyoon:
+ 1 to this.

Would like to know as well if there are more efficient way to restore thing without doing full wipe.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] D.O.C:
Restoring with titanium (only user apps woth no data) after a full wipe and syncing my accounts back, takes me about 20 min.

There are other ways to do that, even changing flashing scripts, but again, out of support, some files are deleted, some apps are deleted, some added and heck, even the updater script contain changes (look at changelog), so, no more about this pls.

I know its a pain in the ass, but trust me, its a bigger pain for me when ppl report nonexistent bugs in my device and then us trying to fix them.

I know some of u are very skilled and can detect if its in fact a base rom bug, or a user bug. But there are some that arent as capable.

The rom/surgeon/vrtheme concept, custom kernels and recovery were never meant for those unskilled people, yet here they are. I am just trying my best for them not to screw up.

I already know before hand they will find a way to screw up, they always have done it and they always will, I call that in00bvation, but hey, at least they tought of sth new and cant blame us right? Lol.

Here is an idea for u skilled guys, comment out the format commands from the updater script, run a diff between the uncompressed zip files and delete the old apps and scripts, change the kernel, rezip and there u go. :) (although its faster just to flash and reconfigure ;) )

Tip: use the included updater script, not the old one, this one gives correct su permissions that titanium is now asking for.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] bugsaci:
After 3 days using this rom, im lucky i dont have any problem at all.

All works fine and smooth using petsasj deodex surgeon and TW 4.5 manager. The only problem i got is...this is too good to be truth guys :)

Cheers guys ....

Confirmation number: 81G63995J72911632. (pong, i donate using ur donate button since i cant use paypal to donate to red cross. Hope its okay)

Thank you and sorry for bad english :p
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] teiglin:
This is actually pretty much what I do. I keep four email accounts sync'd, and a number of other settings that don't get fixed cleanly by TiBu, and setting them up takes me way longer than some fairly mechanical changes to the script. :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Noed:
Thanks, great tips, that's what I'm planning to do when download finishes :)

And I promise I will find my own way on fixing the problems I get, without bugging you guys :)

After all, I have fun breaking and fixing this stuff :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] veyka:
There is always a better quality of noob to make up for any advancements that devs make in noob proofing!

So far so good on the new rom!

Updates keep my flashing disorder under control, and so far so great!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] shahulvm:
GPS - Longitude is not valid

OOps another update...:p phone icon in 5.0.3 looked different and hence will go with it ;)

There is a difference in choosing "English(South Africa)" to "English(United States)", in terms of the words/spellings etc, but I wouldnt expect some GPS applications to misbehave.

Few GPS applications were reporting "Longitude is not valid" in-spite of the GPS working flawlessly with other apps. It took me sometime to identify the actual issue via logcat. Apps posted the data to their server with a "%" instead of a period "." So the gps application would report back the location as 1%3254 instead of 1.3254, which would result in an error for the location.

Not a big deal though, thought it would be good to share..Choosing the correct version of english for the region could be good self-help :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] dikai_yang:
Hi Doc,

I've been playing with the update script for a while with focus on mounting of internal/external_sd sdcards and here are my findings on how it can be improved.

By default /sdcard refers to external sdcard. And mounting of mmcblk1p1 (external sdcard) actually doesn't do anything because mmcblk1p1 is always busy even in recovery mode.

So it is advised to keep /sdcard as is and mount mmcblk0p11 (internal sdcard) elsewhere like /emmc to keep consistency. Because once we mount mmcblk0p11 to /sdcard there's no way to access the external sdcard until mmcblk0p11 is unmounted.

At least in this particular rom script, we can omit the mounting of mmcblk1p1 and mount mmcblk0p11 elsewhere. This is also because for I9100 in particular, /.android_secure only exists in external sdcard. So delete_recursive only needs to be run once for /sdcard (which points to external). /sdcard/external_sd does not point to external sdcard but to the "external_sd" directory in the external sdcard. (in recovery mode only)

One question though, should salted_hash for clockworkmod be put in internal or external sdcard? I understand that it serves as a sdcard marker, but I don't know exactly why it's needed for. Flashing through ota or cwm work with or without this file.

Lastly, it's good that batterystats backup is removed. For one sbin/cp doesn't work in recovery. Secondly, android system overwrite this file as soon as it's rebooted, so restoring this file really doesn't do much.

Anyway, hope my experiments and experiences can help.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Noed:
Actually /etc/sysctl.conf is still there, and nowit has the net.ipv4.tcp tweaks.

It's no longer activated by the removed /etc/init.d/S01sysctl but I believe it can be used by the Kernel if you want.

Contacts.apk right?

I made a delta cwm zip for myself, getting ready to flash it now :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] shahulvm:
that should be Phone.apk
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Noed:
I thought so, but Phone.apk is the same since 5.0.0.

Contacts.apk is changed in 5.2.21, but Phone.apk is the same.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] theooo:
No, it had sync circle at the notification bar because i just connected to wifi and some of my apps only sync while connected to wifi (google currents)

My Gtalk is signed out and the only apps using message sync besides talk is whatsapp..

I see.. Okay dude, sorry for the inconvenience. Will do that next time i report wakelock. Thanx for ur advice. :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] shahulvm:
Its only the icon.pngs which have been changed. You could check it under VR theme directory, as devs dont fiddle with the actual apk
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] iNeri:
Guys, can you tell me why stock bootanimation is not display it with stock kernel? I only got black screen. This only with any surgeon. That don't need to be erase too for who want to use stock kernel or whitout bootanimation suport kernels.

Enviado desde mi GT-I9100 usando Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pongster:
Kernel Changelog Updated.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Noed:
How's the feeling of making Kenobi disappear Lord Vader? ;-)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] sasukewa:
I keep losing access to my internal SD and ext SD card. This is just a straight base ROM install of ver 5.0.3. This is the many times that it has happened. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

All the apps I installed are std, like Pulse, Xe converter, Angry Bird, internet banking .. which never gave me any problems even on ICS RC.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] shahulvm:
Thanks Pong :)

lukcy solo is there and better named.....as kenobi was default and thought it would replace solo :(

kernel is good...better...and yet getting better....!!!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pongster:
v1.2 is even better. :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pongster:
Can you try this. In init.d folder remove the 01efs file and back it up. Reboot.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] shahulvm:
v1.2 - thats the next version ;)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Cunione:
Is there any way to have all the lockscreen options we have in HyperDroid-CM7 ? Like delay lockscreen, wallpaper, typing PIN without validation with "OK" ?

Thanks.

I continue testig that nice rom. :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] ngoonee:
I'm wondering what I did wrong, flashed latest 5.2.21 then immediately flashed a surgeon (pongster). I booted up fine, did my titanium restore (apps only, no system data), then the phone got stuck for more than 10 minutes at the boot animation. Clearing data did not help, am now flashing only 5.2.21 with no surgeon and trying.

Should it be possible to flash ROM + surgeon before first boot?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] asphaltkiller:
no it s the way to do it, when stuck at boot screen more than five min, reboot in recovery, delete cache and dalcik cache and reboot, one or two times it will do the trick.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] knuckle03:
Can somebody share their kernel config? Scheduler, governor, nd uv. Thnx.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] yhrn:
Updated to 5.2.21 yesterday and everything is running smoothly so far. And Voodoo LOUDER is working perfectly (was on 4.4.7 before). Huge props to all the devs!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] jinan:
Yeah! It was only yesterday that I also convinced my friend to change to Hyperdroid and did a Full Wipe on his phone. Now again I have to do a Full Wipe. He he he. ORD surely is a bad phenomenon :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] jayk32:
@All

I've been reading all the info about this Rom but still a little bit confused. Lol Is the surgeon scripts available via the Hyperdroid app?

TIA :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] digitallysick:
So each update now is a full wipe????
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] HyperEscape:
You are right I did not use Titanium Backup you are right. What are the items that are backed up using titanium.

Contacts can be restored from the Google online account or specifically Gmail -> Contacts. But what settings are saved in Google account. Any phone based settings like which ringtone or which wallpaper....?? are these saved in google account as well ???

Upgrade process does start with a backup , please try downloading and updating a new ROM version directly from the phone. It will reboot in the clockword recovery mod and first a progress bar would be shown for a backup. I think this is by default a nandroid backup you are referring to.

I need to know that if after upgrading to a newer version of any flavour of the ROM. If I restore any nandroid backup or any titanium backup, does it only restore all the applications and phone specific settings....to save the hassle of reinstalling the apps again ......OR would it actually downgrade the ROM specific files as well since it was taken with a prior version of the ROM on the phone.

I guess the answer lies in the fact that what areas / partitions / kernel specific settings are taken into account when a titanium or a nandroid backup takes place, or does the user have the option to select/deselect any specific area to make the backup/restore more flexible.

Any now I understand that what does a FULL WIPE means, that it will delete/reset all partitions, but does the backup partition remains even with a FULl WIPE base. Does all the successive versions of AndroidMeda HyperDroid ROM released with a base always placed as a FULL WIPE...or is there any method to upgrade the BASE without the FULL WIPING or an incremental update to the existing base to be upgraded to a newer version.

Hope I am able to explain, if anyone can shed some more light based on frequent ROM updating syndrome, then i guess we can get a more concise and concrete answer.

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EDIT:

Got the answers to most of my queries. A nandroid backup with previous version of ROM would restore and downgrade everything if applied on a newer version of the ROM.

For user based applications and settings to be restored, titanium backup or any similar application is the solution, a BASE FULL WIPE should not touch any user based files (docs/files/music/pics) so they should remain intact. Has anyone practically confirmed it as well.

Only the query remains, about how to apply only the differential or incremental upgrade of any newer version of HyperDroid to ensure it contains all new versions of the updated applications/kernel/whatever else is upgraded.

If someone wishes add anything more specific then i would be thankful

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] ItsMyMama:
Good to see you got the answers. Now for the last question.

You should backup the apps you have with titanium backup. Then if you want to be cautious, you can create a nandroid backup if anything goes wrong during the flashing of the ROMs or other problems.

To make it short: Titanium backup>Flash new ROM>Restore

*No need to restore if the ROM isnt a wipe one.

Hope it clears your doubts.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kulot:
Finally got the latest & greatest from Hyperdroid! Thanks devs!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] aamirleo55:
wooowww...... after installing this latest hyperdroid rom.... i dont need to install any other kernels... im fully satisfied now... all my issues are solved..

thanx thanx thanx a lot DOC....

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can u plzz mail me Voodoo Louder app paid version ?? i dont have any credit cards so i cant buy it...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] yhrn:
Doesn't work like that - the app is free to download but once the setup wizard has determined that your phone/kernel/ROM is compatible it uses in-app billing to charge you a buck.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] sonyz7:
Doc, did I take it well? :rolleyes:

The next base will be ICS? :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] shahulvm:
Hi Pongster, was there changes done to the sleepy(solo) gov in 1.1.

I do remember in v1.0, it used to be idling at 100mhz but now it keeps jumping to the highest freq when idle...I just opened voltage control app and was just seeing the freq being changed often whilst no app activity was going on. Its behaving like a tweaked perf gov now.

battery life is excellent with lulzactive gov (sysfs tweak)

90 > inc_cpu_load

1 > pump_up_step

2 > pump_down_step

50000 > up_sample_time

35000 > down_sample_time

6 > screen_off_min_step

changed loadh to 90 and loadl to 35. First time access would be slow, after which it becomes buttery again. Most of all, battery life is very good.

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+1, next one should be ICS ;)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] aamirleo55:
watever it charges im ready to pay... but how do i pay when i dont have credit cards... im just helpless
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pongster:
You can tweak sleepy via echoing to sysfs as well. ROM sets sleepy to be more aggressive than default. You could also open S98Optitweaks and comment out the ones that change sleepy defaults. Use # to comment the line out.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] yhrn:
I feel your pain but I can't help you. There might be hope though, as Supercurio has hinted on Twitter that he's looking into alternate payment methods.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] digitallysick:
The new bootlogo is excellent! Thanks for all the hard work
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kenkiller:
Hi Doc, does the theme connection icons option in the updated Jkay work with ur theme/surgeon or any of the surgeons/themes in this thread?

Activated it but it only seems to move the bottom dot on the wifi icon a tad higher. :D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] AleRock94:
Does this ROM contain the mms.apk fix that shows sent time instead of received time? Also, are Thunderbolt tweaks included?

I'll flash XWKL1 and this ROM as soon as possible as I hope to have great battery life with a stable ROM (that this seems to be). Thank you for your work!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] colatehjorth:
Works on Petsasj surgeon :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] D.O.C:
Yes for mms mod

No for tweaks, it has our tweaks, our kernel, blablabla, havent adopted anything not ours lately, if we ever, u will notice on changelog, which by the way, can answer all ur questions. :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] shahulvm:
I did comment, kept it to defaults. Even tried few echo values on sysfs but it still doesnt behave like the previous versions. In previous two version it was the preffered one..
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] alexdonwarez:
can i flash this theme [THEME]*ICE CREAM SANDWICH v1.7.2*DOMINATION*SOUL BOUND*(+++Progress+++51%+++ to the rom
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] qureyoon:
Yes you can. On the base rom. Not on the surgeons.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] ballmead:
I'm running the new V5.2.21 ROM with petsasj deodexed surgeon.

Is anyone else having problems with Voltage control?

Whenever I reboot I lose my settings?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] qureyoon:
+ 1 but kinda missed the h logo :-) maybe I'll combine them later myself.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] shahulvm:
@doc, sicopat link from the first page doesnt work..

Not Found

The requested URL /www/HyperDroid_Androidmeda/Hyperdroid_Androidmeda_v5.2.21_signed.zip was not found on this server.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] AvRS:
Sicopat's work hasn't been updated for a while so probably why the links have been changed/down.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] shahulvm:
@Pongster, I installed v1.0 and solo behaves fine..idling 100mhz and also favouring to stay at 100mhz. Not sure what changes were done to the gov in 1.1.

I shall stick with 1.0 for now as am better off without voodooo support ;)

EDIT :

I just tested kenobi in 1.0 and can say that sleepy in 1.1 behaves more like kenobi gov of 1.0 than solo.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] surya_mca:
First u need to Flash

ICE CREAM SANDWICH v1.7

and then update

ICE CREAM SANDWICH v1.7.2

*Flash on Hyperdroid Stock ROM
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Lownita:
Hi mate,

I would like to get rid off the samsung bloatware, so is it possible to flash docs surgeon first, then theme like you described?

thanks!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] surya_mca:
No need to flash any theme prior to the ICS..

Just Flash Hyper V5.2.21

and then flash the theme in the above mention method

the ROM it self removed samsung bloatware stuff...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] trahzebuck:
You can use ist with a surgeon.

- flash base

- flash surgeon you like

- flash stock theme

- Remove all apk's from the ICS 1.7 zip-file in /system/app

- flash ics 1.7

- flash ics 1.7.2 update
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] alexdonwarez:
please help....

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i want to remove all the hub related softwares
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] qureyoon:
Use root explorer, go to /system/app

Delete whatever hub you don't want.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] surya_mca:
Simple..

goto below link...

http://www.chef-droid.net/en/remove-stock-apps.php

select what ever the apps u want to remove.... then create CWM package and flash thru Recovery....
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] trahzebuck:
If you want a "clean" phone, do it like i posted above.

if you want specific apps removed, build your own surgeon.

I used doc's as base. read the first page!

check for example the lauchner you want to use!

But.. you have to know what you are doing. Do not modify before you have read the fist page exactly!

good luck!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pongster:
Look at sysfs and a value written at 25 for sampling_down_factor ... when on sleepy. I think I forgot to revert that in my testing... Change that to 1
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] D.O.C:
fixed...thanks.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] boldman78:
remove "/www"

good luck

ignore me :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] richardddd:
What android, version is the latest release running? :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] colatehjorth:
2.3.6 :) xwkl1
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] D.O.C:
Just so you guys see that we are not afraid of admitting mistakes/bugs whatever.

Looking at the build zip file, I noticed I forgot to include csc folder :)

That was because I had to remove it when zipaligning the apks in order to finish its process. I swear it was not my intention to deploy this way.

Nevertheless, since v5.x.x you guys have been running without the csc folder (which personally, I dont like and find useless, included csc in the first place just for you guys). And it seems no one has noticed :D!!, proving my point, that csc in our rom is useless...:)

I want to hear your opinions on this matters (not on how dumb I am on forgetting placing it XD) but on how useful you actually find csc or if we should remove it at all and do it like this from now on.

Again sorry, but lets take the most of it about this error shall we?

Cheers.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] ksantoshh:
l

Yes, All the Surgeons, themes, Mods,Kernals,Modem are available on the Hyperdroid Parts tool. You can download them OTA and flash them.

Hope This Helps!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] mynamesteve:
Doc you n00b! lol jk :D

It can stay out for me as i obviously don't use it if its not been included :)