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[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] D.O.C:
bwahahahaha.

Its just that that post i linked you too made me lol....:D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] petsasj:
su
reboot bmw recovery
factory reset
clear ECU cache
reboot bmw now
- optional #sudo su buy mercedes
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] dikai_yang:
It's the bluetoothd.so from XDXD9 right? It's the only file that differs from the current build. I also tried the Bluetooth related apks from XDXD9.

I did flash it but unfortunately that's not it. Thank you so much for helping regardless.

I gave up on this BT HID thing now. It's just bizarre.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] trahzebuck:
Now I'm a litte anxious... Sounds like HyperDroid for cars?

Ok, why not. Lower fuel consum, more power. Yes do it!

LOL
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pongster:
Thanks for the details. Can you tell me what device you're using to test? And the manufacturer as well as I have something in mind as a workaround. Also, can you try getting the config file in cfroot kernel that works? /proc/config.gz IIRC.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] carlz0206:
done it again then rebooted and it fixed the problem. thanks
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] mskiller:
No issue for me and my sdcard, 5.1.3 is smooth and no trouble, using pongster matted black 5.0 surgeon + theme blue 5.0
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] dikai_yang:
Here's the keyboard/mouse combo that I'm using, rather generic.

http://www.cellphonebeat.com/entry/...rd-for-your-smartphone-missing-out-on-qwerty/

This particular CF-root (may others too) does not have /proc/config.gz. Is there any other file I can cat for you? Googling doesn't reveal much on how to get the kernel config if it's not included in /proc/config.gz.

I'll keep looking. I'm keeping track of my /etc/misc/bluetooth and bluetoothd folder contents.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] jcrompton:
Sorry. I wish I could be more helpful. Its strange in that everything didn't get wiped from my ext sdcard but it completely erased the folder that had my backups in it. I even took the card out and tried see it on the PC and the files were gone.

I was definitely not trying to insult but this ROM is the only one I've ever had this happen on so I thought that the description of my problem might help you to figure it out.

If there is anything I can do now retrospective then let me know.

I'm more sorry it happened than you are just please don't be insulted that I reported it.

This may help.

I had CM9 running.

Rebooted to recovery. And did a backup. Rebooted and moved my file from internal SD to ext SD clockwork mod backup folder

Rebooted to recovery and flashed v5

Rebooted from recovery.

Rebooted to recovery and flashed delta update

Then rebooted and started setting up device.

Went back to recovery to backup new install and then to recover old backup and found backup gone.

Rebooted to v5 and found files were gone via root explorer and then powered down removed card and confirmed on PC
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] PondaRox:
thanks! it works (though i'm using ondemandx because it gives better performance), tapatalk still persists
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] 619619:
I'll provide logcat and dmesg as soon as the problem rises again.

BTW I've found out that when a normal reboot don't work, a Dalvik wipe is needed (a cache wipe doesn't fix the problem)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] ASG11:
Hello DEV´s

I´m using your newest ROM and it´s great rom:D. Rom is working fine and stable. No problems (e.g. sd-card) so far and battery life is also good. Just 2%-3% overnight "battery-drain" (without airplane mode).

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] 619619:
SD Card Problem

Dmesg dump: http://pastebin.com/tu2NcUBc

logcat dump: http://pastebin.com/dxnhPY9B

How I got there? Continuing rebooting
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] fOmey:
Great job on the update guys as always.. by far the best rom available at the moment.

Hyperdroid ICS, shall we be expecting this any time soon? by the looks of things ICS sources are stabilizing quick smart..

Cant wait to see what you guys whip up from this !
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] s2d4:
This is what it looks like on idle on this rom...

no wakelocks and definitely no drain on latest kernel

happy days :)

no sdcard problems either, lucky me :D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] cliff03:
Holy makro this ROM is sick. Before screen time 3h50m now with new hyper kernel 4h45m that is nuts can't wait for HK 2.

THANKS for a great and hard work :-)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] jetv1r:
this is the ultimate rom nowadays...everything works flawlessly thank you so much HyperDroid Team...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] colatehjorth:
Indeed, great rom! No bugs for me since v1. Looking forward to HyperDroid ICS ;)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kenkiller:
I salute you for your persistence. :D

Got it again last night, but color me lazy to reboot again and again to track it down. :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] colatehjorth:
Just donated through the HyperDroid Parts because the Red Cross Philippines do not accept PayPal anymore.. But I will donate more to them when they fix that :) .

Confirmation Number: 2JJ22228083593746
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] 619619:
It seems pretty random, I rebooted a lot of time trying to reproduce the problem, but without luck :confused:
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] ngoonee:
Hi devs, thanks for your work. I notice since latest base is full wipe (and that's 'enforced' in the flashable zip) that if I want to revert a theme it would also do a wipe? I guess it would be possible to edit something similar to update-script to prevent the /data wipe, right?

In case I'm not clear, previously if I were to flash ROM and flash a surgeon (say, for example, Lucid), then decide I would prefer MattedBlack, I would just re-flash ROM and then flash the new surgeon. With the current ROM that would auto-wipe /data as well, necessitating half an hour at least of Titanium restores. Would I be able to easily edit the ROM zip and prevent this auto-wipe (since its just re-flashing the same ROM anyway)?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] s2d4:
yes, if you know what you are doing. Pretty self explanatory so you should be right.

half an hour? lets say min of 5MB/s, that is roughly 18GB?

very weird.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] sasukewa:
I have finally tried the new base 5.0.3 and so far it looks good. Just one nagging issue. Every so often, when the phone freezes, it reboots itself. Does anyone else have this issue? Usually during a call, when I try to "hang up", the phone will freeze and reboot itself.

I only install the base ROM with clean wipe.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] s2d4:
sounds like governor or other cpu settings problems.

What are you using to do all that?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] ngoonee:
Thanks, hopefully I do (bash-scripting is not a problem, not familiar with anything android-specific though, generally)

Well, file transfer isn't the limiting factor in my experience, there's lots of 'waiting to install' per app. It was even worse BEFORE I bought Titanium Pro....
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kingonrock:
Doc thanks for new relase every thing is ok

but my phone becomes like a hot plat becomes very hot when using 3g download or browsing

May its because of konbi i will try change and use other

Small suggestion

In androidmeda rom tool please give us some thing like multiple mod instaling ie applying update for single applying mod iys taking around 10 minutes above in every mod its wiping devilk cathce so its taking time

some crashes issuse in dolphin browser

Thanks doc
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] shahulvm:
One observation on the governors during idle times (with screen on)

Lul - rarely sticks to 100mhz always keeps jumping to 200mhz

Solo - does stay in 100mhz

Was going through the init scripts and observed fast_start and deep_sleep params. Can somebody give some info on them (those who have tried)

On the whole, new rom is buttery smooth :p
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] aamirleo55:
Theme mr. Megi 5.0 is corrupted.. plz update with new one

thanx...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] shahulvm:
Did you unvervolt it more than what cpu could handle. After undervolting pls try stress tests to check if the volts are fine.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] carlz0206:
can i flash pikachu's script with kernel HDK V1.0 and is it compatible?

thanks
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] sasukewa:
I did a wipe on the data etc ... and it seems to reboot properly. Let us hope that is the end of it. I used to have CPU Master installed with default profile. May be that is causing the headache.

See how we go for a few days.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] aamirleo55:
ya sure.... im using it... its just like a beast
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] carlz0206:
did you use thundervolt v2.3.4 and 1.4.3 screen_scaling?

is it the script config bat friendly?

coz i tried it in other rom with siyah 2.6.3 and it drained my batt fast. how does the batt with the script in HDK V1.0? coz as mush as posible i want to stay with stock kernel of the rom.

thanks
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] sageman70:
Thanks pongster. I have wiped everything and reinstalled the 5.0.3 ROM. Now everything is fine I haven't tried it yet though with Speedmod 18. I will upload the logcat if there are issues.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] sageman70:
Some questions related to this fantastic performance of your GS2:

1. Which kernel are you using?

2. Do you use synch email apps?

3. Have you used one of the surgeons? If yes which one?

4. Any UV settings in particular that you have used?

5. Are you using the default 1650 battery that came with the handset.

3Days! I can't go past 36 hours with moderate and light usage. Please answer my questions... I am gonna replicate whatever you have chosen.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] HyperEscape:
Hello All,

This may sound like a totally noob question.

I have my Galaxy S2 updated earlier to HyperDroid 4.4.7 base only with no surgeons or themes. I was liking the original like touch and feel with the added functionalites. I did install numerous applications from the market place according to my needs.

Now since the HyperDroid 5.0.0 is available , I used the phone ->-Settings->Hyperdroid Parts menu to download and apply the upgrade to the phone.

The upgrade went fine however I have lost all my custom phone settings and my installed applications. The phone starts now and asks for the google account to login.

So is there a way I can recover all phone settings and the installed applications only. Of course this should exclude the hyperdroid base which is updated to a newer version.

I guess the upgrade process did a backup automatically before applying, when booting in the CWM recovery mode. But I am not sure how to restore this backup, where is it saved by default and by restoring this backup would it restore the applications and settings only or it would also practically downgrade the base ROM to the earlier version since the backup was taken before applying the upgrade.

Also suggest what should be a standard and safe way to apply upgrade in order to ensure all phone settings, applications and user files (docs/pictures/music) would stay the same or can be restored after an upgrade.

Thanks for clarifying my confusion once and for all for all future upgrades.

Cheers.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] colatehjorth:
Hey mate, the rom is a full wipe rom which basically means that it deletes everything. About the backup part, I'm not sure but I doubt it I'm afraid.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] ItsMyMama:
My guess is that you didnt backup using Titanium Backup. Settings and contacts could be restored if you have your an account backed up to Google.

The upgrade process DOES NOT make a backup automatically.

In the future, I suggest you backup using titanium backup so you can upgrade sucessfully for ROMs that wipe. A nandroid backup would also be good in case you get any problems (bootloops,etc)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] digitallysick:
best battery saving voltage settings/governor?

What are the best battery /voltage saving tips/Governor?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] colatehjorth:
I get great battery with Solo, over 2 days with 4 hours screen time.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] GamersForceHD:
Great rom , fast and stable.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kulot:
Yehey! Finally got the 513 update along with Doc's Lucid Surgeon and I can't complain!Apir!

EDIT:

A little bit off topic but I've had this for quite sometime already and I wanted the answer to come from you guys using the same ROM, kernel etc.

Can you recommend undervoltage settings at different frequencies? Much appreciated.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] tensid:
First, I want to thank you for this great ROM. Works flawlessly, smooth and fast. I also like the new Kernel. Great work.

Only one thing is a bit annoying:

I get a FC when opening Spare Parts -> Battery Usage.

When i look into Logcat, Spare Parts ist trying to open Betterbatterystats_xdaedition.

(Hope this is enough, never used logcat before)

I'm using the Market / Donation Version from BetterBatteryStats, which, I think, has an changed app name. Any way to get this working or is it just easier to uninstall my donate Version and install the XDA Edition?

PS: Sorry for my bad english :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] CoffeeDroid:
hello you need BetterBatteryStats XDA Edition

so no fc
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] D.O.C:
We would like for a popup to come out with a link to buy app from market if u aint got the app installed, but that has been a low priority til now, sorry. The FC only arises when selecting that option and not having the app installed, it does not affect overall rom performance, thus the low priority. :(
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] tensid:
Thanks for the very fast answer.

No problem, just installed xda_edition. Thought it would be fine if Spare Parts is recognizing the donate version so i can use automatic app updating from market if a newer version comes out.

No need to hurry, this is only a really minor problem and solved for now :D

PS:

5TM498229B2406745
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] sageman70:
Did you use any custom voltage settings?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kingofthebraves:
Great rom so far! Had non of the FC i was getting with 4.4.7, everything running fast and smooth
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Lownita:
Is the update to 5.1.3. also available in the androidmeda romtool? I can't find it, perhaps I am blind :o

Also, are there any things to do when using another kernel (phenomenal in my case)? Deleting scripts perhaps?

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] aamirleo55:
ya there is battery drainage... so i suggest u to just install thunderbolt v2.3.4 + siyah kernel 2.6.4.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] squirel:
ROM is to good, to complain about anything, so just to give You guys some feedback:

Base 5.0 + Docs surgeon 5.0 + SkimBlue theme = messed notification bar - looks like it's not being refreshed - any pixel drawn on the bar stays there (so for example after any text notification there are white rectangles). Sorry I don't have any screenshot/logcat - lack of time is a huge pain in the ass for me - I'll try to add some, when I'll have a spare minute - right now I've reverted to pure surgeon, and it is working, as always, like a charm :)

Sorry if it's been mentioned already.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] D.O.C:
I personally do not have any drainage at all. maybe your custom config with those scripts and kernel works good for you, and its nice for you to suggest for another user to do the same.

Take note on that I am not (again) denying a problem. But users do find useful feedback from the dev itself when we say, we dont have those issues.

Nevertheless, whomever uses that (or any other scripts/kernel combo) is out of support, cause we dont have tested, nor will test another kernel. I am not advising against it, nor saying its not good, I am just saying, that, you are using your own combo now, so dont think you are on the hyperdroid base anymore. I hope I make myself clear on this.

If you report bugs in your custom combo here in my thread, and I get to look into them, you will be wasting my time (cause I did not make the scripts or the kernel, so I wouldnt know where to look at) so please, dont do it, for the base sake :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] D.O.C:
That would be related to the status_bar.xml located at system/app/SystemUI.apk/res/layout.

maybe you got a residual xml from an older theme there?

Flash stock theme v5, then again, petsasj theme, that should take care of the problem (hopefully).
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] squirel:
Thank You for Your feedback, I'll check it, and let You now :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] colatehjorth:
Nope ! :) .
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] mskiller:
Got the same config it works perfectly if you are in 192 DPI (hyperdroid)

I had same issue, just change the DPI it came fine.

BTW as someone ask earlier, i do not find any update in OTA, did DL manually and then install it.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] squirel:
It worked! You made me (again) very happy user ;)

mskiller - after docs trick, it works with 160 too
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] theooo:
Hello hyperdroid team, here's some report for hyperdroid 5.1.3 + HDK kernel with all default settings except ICS anim mod and no increasing ringtone.

Battery life is poor, and this is because i had my phone awake all the time, screen is of but phone is awake, here's wakelocks pastebin link for u guys

http://pastebin.com/KTNGSd5E

And here's battery usage screenshots
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] aamirleo55:
im sorry sir.... im on hyperdroid base + ultimate 2.3.

but im having a issue is that .... when i install mr.megui miui theme, notification bar gets disappeared... can u plz fix it.

one more issue im facing is that on hyperdroid 5.1.3 + HDK kernel im getting lags while playing HD files on stock video player. but when i installed thunderbolt scripts 2.3.4. lags are gone... but the problem is dat im getting battery drain.

i guess its kernel bug. can u plzzzz solve it too Sir..

thanx...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Ibb1982:
Hi Did you have any luck with solving this? trying to figure it out myself at the moment.

TIA
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] yhrn:
It is very likely that one or more apps are keeping your phone awake and not a ROM/kernel issue. Also, unformatted and unsorted kernel wakelocks are unreadable and does not give the whole picture.

You are better off by installing the latest version of BetterBatteryStats, charging full, leave the phone alone for a couple of hours and (assuming you have had the abnormal drain) look at the stats in BetterBatteryStats. If you cannot interpret the stats you can dump the stats to file and ask about it in the BBS thread.

If you still want to use the kernel wakelocks stats you already have you can sort the lines on sleep_time and convert sleep_time to minutes (BBS does this for you).
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] theooo:
Actually i used BBS but since using wakelocks.txt and paste it to pastebin are the recommended method to reports wakelock i choose to use it. :)

Here is the screenshoot of bbs

Thanx for ur suggestion dude :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Noed:
GTALK_AUTH_TOKEN is your wakelock, 12h on...

GTalk in Android is not only the GTalk app, but every push synch uses this service.

What are your auto-synch apps? (go to settings, accounts and synch)

The circle double arrow icon in your screenshots indicate auto-synch is running at that moment, does that icon keep on all the time?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] veyka:
I know this is only kinda ROM related, but here we go.

Is there a way to get the contacts, SMS and phone app's to stick in memory, as otherwise loading the contacts app takes an annoying 2 seconds.

I have searched but most of the threads are about keeping the launcher in memory.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] karendar:
No way that I know of. The only workaround I can give you is to open the phone app, select contacts and hit the home button to exit out of the app. It stays in memory until you close it by hitting back or by rebooting phone... Seems to solve that irritant here. I personally never noticed the wait. ;) heheh.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] veyka:
Aye, that is one way to work around it, but its a bit annoying, after all we have 1gig of ram :(

Seems you could set android:persistent in the apk manifest to true, then it wouldn't die, and maybe add an autorun to it.

Anyone know of an easy way todo this? My android hackery foo is weak :(
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] yhrn:
Using pastebin is fine but you should paste the normal BBS dumpfile (More->Dump to File, ends up at /sdcard/BetterBatteryStats-[timestamp].txt), not the raw kernel wakelocks. That file contains all the info of your screenshots and more.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] D.O.C:
Base/Kernel Update

Ok, here we go again, one last time, an updated base.

Here is the change log for this base (kernel changelog: please wait for the sun to run all the way back around the world to have it)

BASE IS FULL WIPE

BASE IS FULL WIPE
​

Hyperdroid Androidmeda v5.2.21

mirror

Md5: 34e5715618c93439b86550b62dab1068

​

Base is FULL WIPE

Included HDKv1.1

Some specific changes to the updater script

Updated to support Jkay v13.4.1

Removed several init.d scripts*:

- S01sysctl

- S95ramscript

Removed sysctl.conf*

Further tunning of S98optitweaks for performance and battery

Fixed Phone icon display on mdpi

Fixed Music Hub icon display in mdpi.

Included new Bootanimation by rudolf895

Includes new market 3.4.4 stock by default.

* These are now embedded into kernel itself

No Delta update, no way of upgrading without a wipe, sorry, changes are at its performance core (kernel, scripts), So I wouldn't want you to experience anything less than what I am experiencing here.

Surgeons and Themes V5 are still compatible. I hope you enjoy this base.

Have Fun!!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] DripleX:
wahhh... yesterday i done a full wipe to version 3.1.5 and now there is a new version available xD

@doctorcete: The reboot of the BMW X5 worked ;-)

Now Bluetooth music skip is working....
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] D.O.C:
Bwahahahhaha, now you made my day, thanks!!!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] veyka:
I know right, they need to slow down with the awesomeness :O
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] stony007_de:
Did anybody had success with an wifi peap connection?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] D.O.C:
Still with problems in this base? Are 2.3.5 wifi files still solving the issue?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] mynamesteve:
Nonsense! Steam was using far to much of my allowance anyways, this is a very good alternative :D

Good work guys downloading now :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] valentinrascu:
the hyperdroid zip download?:confused:

Inviato dal mio GT-I9100 usando Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] veyka:
Oh yes, the last steam sales bankrupted me :P
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] mynamesteve:
If only you would have read back one page

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=20981982&postcount=8668
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] 619619:
Why the update isn't avaible via the Rom Tool?

It's just a matter of time or there are other reasons?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] D.O.C:
Jep, give it time, sorry