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[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] trahzebuck:
So it is proved. The new secret app is the HyperDroid immersion heater.

Though it should be a xmas-surprise, i tested the new app intensiv.

And to be honest, it is buggy. You can't even boil a cup of coffee.

Useless to heat the car in winter. and first the hardware should be water proof.

Ok, ok - bad joke. :D

I tried to reproduce the problem with heating after flashing - no way. So i'm sure "no wipe" was the problem. This leads me to the question: Is "no wipe" a real advantage or should the rom be full wipe in general? Just a question.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kenkiller:
Hmm....I thought the Jkay app usually came along with a corresponding system edit that only works if either flashed or done by rom chef? Maybe I got it wrong. You could update the apk but would it still work fine with the outdated system files? If they know how to flash the files then, yes, your scenario would be correct - of course, the reverse is also true, if they know how to flash, they should also know to remove the apk from system themselves. :D

But as long it is removable easily by the user (either by factory reset or user uninstallation) and it still appears as a choice in Hyperdroid parts, it'll still be a wildcard in some scenarios. I mean, i'm sure u guys would like to prevent FCs as much as possible right? More a balance of catering for the skilled or the noobs here.....you guys have to choose. Not that it matters to me since I know why it FCs in Hyperdroid Parts because it's no longer there. :D

And it doesn't work if put in /system/app and changing permissions. It's made not to work there somehow. :( I learnt this the hard way after doing a factory reset and installing a surgeon...."somehow" Jkay app gone.....I thought the surgeon removed it. :D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] petsasj:
In the factory reset scenario, i cannot find it hard enough for someone to head over to Jkay's thread and download the apk from his link. Or extract it from the base rom, and install as a normal app. Either of the two seem easy and convenient enough for me. If not, I must be weird.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] sreg:
why if the frequency is set to min 200 max 1200, 100 is used? is the first time that happens to me ... I also changed SetCPU because I thought it was his problem:confused:

HyperDroid_v4.4.7

kernel 2.3

doc surgeon
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kenkiller:
Yes, for someone who knows that the Jkay app is not part of the /system folder, it's a simple task for sure. Not sure if this is made known? You do know your knowledge of Android is higher than the average person on the street. :D

At the end of the day, the rom is packaged on a whole as something you can flash and not fiddle around with, all "system" functions should work fine even if you do a factory reset. You guys created a very nice built in menu system for updates/mods but leave something that creates a FC once that apk is uninstalled easily. That's just weird imho. :)

If you have this function that shows in settings, but no longer works after a factory reset, while simple to solve (for some), it just kinda feels something of a hack, if u get what I mean? :D

Anyway this is your baby....this is just my suggestion. Is there any practical reason why the apk won't run when placed in /system/app?

edit : or at the very least, it should detect if the apk is missing and is directed to dl it and mitigate a FC..... :D That would look much more professional.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] rnpasinos:
any GLOBE PH users here? i have a question with MMS... are you able to send/receive MMS without changing the apn that comes with the ROM? it's because i have to modify the apn everytime i flash the ROM coz i am unable to send/receive MMS... if i'm not the only one having problems, maybe we can ask the devs to modify the apn...

here's the apn that comes with the ROM:

<apn carrier="GLOBE MMS" mcc="515" mnc="02" apn="real.globe.com.ph" user="globe" password="globe" mmsc="http://192.40.100.22:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="192.40.100.20" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />

here's the apn i use:

<apn carrier="GLOBE MMS" mcc="515" mnc="02" apn="mms.globe.com.ph" mmsc="http://192.40.100.22:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="203.177.42.214" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] petsasj:
That's always the default. 200-1200. Some people cannot handle 100Mhz on their phones. Just make your min to 100Mhz and you'll be fine. Also, Voltage Control is 10 times better than SetCPU.

We do appreciate suggestions, but we've also got to respect the original developer's wishes and concerns. Jkay wants his app to be /data app, so we've got to respect that. HyperDroid Parts is made to centralize the most common and useful apps in one place. We could simply remove the launcher icon shortcuts on the launcher for apps like CWM and Jkay's app. But that would be disrespecting other developers' work. One has to comply with "unwritten" rules of politeness in developing and that's what we're trying to do.

Just to give you an example, we could have included BetterBatteryStats, which is under Hyperdroid Parts -> Spare Parts, in the ROM, but since the developer doesn't wish for that app to be included as part of a ROM, we have to respect that. As a result, this option Force Closes.

As a unit, i might include that app in my personal ROM, but it would be extremely rude and impolite to share that.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kenkiller:
Thanks. That's exactly what I needed to know. I appreciate honest replies like these instead of all other excuses. Thanks again. But do take note. I'm not asking for the app to be hidden or somehow obscured in any rude way to the author. I just curious why this "loophole" couldn't have been solved in a more elegant manner.

As my edit in my previous reply, since the best possible solution isn't possible due to the author's requests, should Hyperdroid Parts be somehow able to detect the loss of the Jkay apk and direct the user to get it? It's similar to a system app afterall, seeing how Jkay is baked into the framework anyway. Or it should be available as a download/mod in Andromeda Rom Tool, seeing you guys are weaning off the need to manually download mods off a phone?

Just trying to make this better, I mean zero offense. :D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] vonex:
just installed blue skim theme and now my phone is boot looping :<
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] petsasj:
Sure, i could add that.

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Kinda need more info.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] anupam_luv:
Thanks dear... Now everythng's installed after complete wipe (Hyperdroid 4.4.7 + Doc Surgeon) but have a few doubts before I say HyperDroid mission accomplished...

1. AFter installing TWlauncher and setting it default How can I switch back to new launcher pro (have set twlauncher as default) and vice versa.

2. In twlauncher how can I re-sort/reset all icons after restoring titanium backup (they set in very untidy manner like 10 apps on 1st page, 5 on second, and rest of titanium restored apps icons on next page)

3. How to enable Home button wake up. (Only power button works).

4. After installing a surgeon, can I install a new theme over it ? will it conflict with the surgeon (as surgeon already has theme in it)?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] petsasj:
1. Menu -> Applications -> All -> TouchWiz Launcher -> Clear Defaults. By the way you should have used the 160dpi version, as doctorcete's surgeon uses now 160dpi

2. You can use appzorter. Go into Settings -> HyperDroid Parts -> Sort Applications -> Restart TouchWiz Launcher

3. Settings -> HyperDroid Parts -> AndroidMeda Tweaks -> Wake Options -> Choose -> Reboot

4. Yea you can. Usually there should be no issues.

Please read about HyperDroid Parts in my signature.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] vonex:
on the latest 4.4.7, with ki4 baseband every time i install your theme i get constant boot loop.. if you want any more info please ask me

doing a fresh wipe, gona try and install it again via ROM Tool
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] anupam_luv:
1. Actually Im not comfortable with 160dpi thats why I changed DPI to 192 in Doc surgeon and then installed twlauncher 192dpi.

2. It worked. Actually the appzorter was showing "Force Close" but after reboot it worked.

3. My bad... i shld've seen it in HyperDroid Parts...

4. Thanks.... but Im not gonna try it until next major release. ....

Btw, can u also guide me why disabling USB debug mode doesnt show my phone in "My Computer"? .... it only charges but I can't see its contents via PC.

But, when I enable USB debug mode I can access my phone as "mass storage device"
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] petsasj:
Get me a logcat if it doesn't work and paste on pastebin please.

I don't know whose surgeons you used, but most of us remove the useless Kies apps and MTP apps. They're hogging memory and resources for no apparent reason. And you do need USB Debugging on for adb to recognize your phone.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] vonex:
i have no idea what logcat or paste bin is.. sorry just done a fresh wipe and installed again been waiting 14mins so far at boot logo looping:(
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] petsasj:
If you don't get bootloops, as in actual device restarting, everything is fine. Dalvik creation takes ages in KK5, so give it time. Check 2nd page on how to get a logcat.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] vonex:
ok, last time i got into home screen it did restart, i'll leave it longer and see what happens.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] anupam_luv:
Actually, Im a new user of HyperDroid (after being on villainrom for last 6 months) and Doc's surgeon is my first ...

And btw why this "Allow mock locations" option is enabled by default... have never seen ths option enabled ever since I started flashing custom roms...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] GJ123:
I have the same problem.

But the phone is not actually for a second black or so and then show the bootlogo.

Just keeps showing the animation.

No bootloop I think but I did a fresh install.

What do you think?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] petsasj:
What theme is this for?

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[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] GJ123:
Your Surgeon, sorry for my bad English men!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] petsasj:
My surgeon or theme? Odex or deodex?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] vonex:
petsasj is it normal to take more then 25mins in KK5 still at logo screen/
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] GJ123:
Your Surgeon, deodexed.

I'm trying again, you say it might even take 15 minutes or so?

/This may sound really idiot but if I choose the deodexed version I'm able to flash another theme over it?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] vonex:
petsasj is it normal to take more then 25mins in KK5 still at logo screen?

EDIT - pulled the battery out after about 29mins stuck at logo screen - any other themes like blue skim?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] petsasj:
It takes about 10 minutes. Others are using my deodexed theme without problem, so i can't see why it isn't working for you.

Same goes for you =/
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] stony007_de:
Hi guys,

Currently i'm a satisfied HD2 user with the HyperDroid Rom. But now it's time for a change.

Tomorrow i will get my brand new SGS2!

My plan is, to use an Hyper Rom again. But i can't find any Infos about the Installation of the "CWM Backup/Recovery" to install the Rom.

On my HD2, i have to install an different bootlader and some other tricky things.

What i have to do to ge it on an SGS2?

*please no answers with "..use the search.." a link or some textlines would Be helpfull..

Thank you
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] petsasj:
In the S2 the recovery is part of the kernel. You should flash CF-root on your stock phone via Odin and you should get Clockwork recovery. Then you flash this Rom from CWM.

For more info please read Intratech's Guide in this forum section, and Chainfire's CF-Root 1st page.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] GJ123:
Mm okay strange:S
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] vonex:
petsasj, i will try ur surgeon and see if that works. i will report back. thanks for ur time

EDIT - your deoxed is working all samsung apps removed, dpi has changed but theme remains the same is this correct?

also is there a folder on internal memory card where rom tools saves its downloaded surgeons and themes?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] teiglin:
Pretty sure you misread his post and I have this problem as well. Since flashing 4.4.7, my phone always spends time at 100MHz despite the fact that I've never had 100MHz enabled through Voltage Control (I vary my top frequency, but never bottom). It hasn't caused stability issues or anything for me, so I really hadn't worried about it much, but it is pretty weird. On my current boot, I have almost five hours spent at 100MHz, which I think corresponds roughly to the amount of time I was charging, but it's only 12 hours of uptime total.

Obviously this is using 2.3 kernel, with my default boot settings, set through VC, of 200-1400MHz with kenobi governor.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] stony007_de:
Perfect! Thank you...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] sreg:
Centered. I reduce my post to essential for my English vocabulary... thank you
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] boldman78:
hi buddy,

i just tried skim-blue theme and its working very good.

took about 10 mins of waiting.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] vonex:
are you on 4.4.7 with no surgeon?

i wonder if it has something to do with rom tools... does any 1 have direct link for the theme?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] boldman78:
yes, 4.4.7, download from ota app.

try to download again, clear cache and flash

good luck
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] SupraN0va:
Hi buddies,

i've made a surgeon and there i wanted to ask, is there a way to test it ,if it works ,on the pc?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] boldman78:
yes there is on sd-card->HyperDroid_Androidmeda

enjoy

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i think trial and error is the answer.

make a backup and test on your device, if its working you will be excited :)

good luck
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] petsasj:
No there is no such luxury am afraid. Do a nandroid backup and flash it, and restore it afterwards.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] SupraN0va:
i've used your surgeon and i wanted to replace the theme for the beginning.

Replaced it and then i repacked it with 7zip, but i cant see it with Darkytool. Then i tried to flash it via Recovery but it only says update aborted.

What now?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] petsasj:
I really can't tell why it aborted from your description. You have to give more info than that am afraid.

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Pongster is probably the person to ask for this as he is in charge of the kernel, he'll reply tomorrow.

But you're right, charging does use the lowest frequency setting while the screen is off. I don't know why 100 is used over 200; either a bug or something else i am neglecting.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] SupraN0va:
okay.

1.Downloaded and unpacked your Surgeon.

2.Downloaded and unpacked ICS Theme from vertumus.(VRtheme)

3.Then copied the theme to the surgeon but i did not replace updater script.

4.Repacked it with 7zip (i used the right click, then make a zip file)

5.Copied it to the phone and it doesn't start.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] boldman78:
1.Downloaded and unpacked ICS Theme from vertumus.(VRtheme)

2.Delete files in theme folder

3.Then copied the theme to the surgeon but i did not replace updater script, use drag and drop don't unpack zip file.

4.Copy to your phone and enjoy
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] SupraN0va:
done that , still doesn't work.

Maybe i am making something wrong with the packing. Which app should i use? With compression?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] petsasj:
I use Winrar, no compression.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] gtizon:
Hi team i think the No SMS Call Log mod doea not work. Downloaded and flashed it but still reflects SMS in my log. Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] petsasj:
It will only work for new SMSes that come and go. It won't erase the old ones. If you want to erase them, clear data for LogsProvider.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] beguiler:
Problems with connecting Bluetooth devices

I am trying to connect a Microsoft Bluetooth 5000 mouse and Microsoft Bluetooth 6000 Keyboard. The keyboard pairs but only connects for a fraction of a second. I see the device flash bold-blue (connected) and then revert back to normal.

For the mouse, I get the click OK to pair/connect, but the arrow never appears. Thus, I can't finish the pairing/connecting process.

The Bluetooth devices work fine, since I have multiple i9100's and they do pair and connect with the stock ROM. I am testing 4.4.7. I had similar problems in 4.0.0.

Anyone else having problems with Bluetooth?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] dikai_yang:
Same problem here. I concluded that Samsung dropped bluetooth hid support
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] mynamesteve:
Cant you just flash petsasj's surgeon then Vert's theme see how you get on? should work :confused:
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] vonex:
does any 1 have direct link to petsasj skimblue 4.0 theme please?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pongster:
It should be /emmc as that's what's mounted at recovery.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pongster:
Can you try an older kernel to see if this solves it? I haven't touched any BT related files in the kernel from the start though so it could also be in the framework of samsungs files itself.

Alternatively, could you try a ROM that worked with the newest kernel so we can zero in on the root cause?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] big70tom:
port

can you port this to tmo gs2? PRETTY PLEASE
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Noed:
I've not been following the thread much, if you already found a solution desconsider this:

Jkay theme install script has a jkay settings reset, take a look... ROM install should include it maybe... and also the jkay app at /data in the appropriate version included as I think you already do
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pongster:
Try changing governor to check. Try conservative or ondemand. If it doesn't do this on either I'll review the code for kenobi when I have time.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] beguiler:
Ok. I already tried the SpeedMod Kernel s2 k2 18 and it has the same problem. I will try a few older ones and try to pinpoint when it started failing.

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I tried going back to 2.3.5 or Hyperdroid Androidmeda XDXD9. Everything works fine. The mouse took two tries to pair/connect (first attempt, the mouse arrow never appeared, second time it appeared). The keyboard pair/connected on the first attempt. Both devices stay bold blue showing a stable connection. Using the devices for a few minutes showed no problems and a constant connection.

I then updated the kernel to UltimateKernel v2.3 CWM, which is the latest.

I found that my mouse and keyboard immediately paired/connected and was able to use them without any disconnection issues.

I then unpaired both devices, turned off bluetooth on the phone and mouse and keyboard. Turning them all back on and pairing them back together proved effortless and everything works on the first try.

Thus, it is clear (to me) that it is not the kernel. Maybe something changed from 2.3.5 to 2.3.6 and broke HID Bluetooth connections.

Let me know if you want me to try anything else.

I already tested Hyperdroid Androidmeda v4.0.0 and it shows the same behavior as 4.4.7.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] D.O.C:
Its probably KK5 base which has now proven to be amongst buggiest bases driverwise samsung has released til now. Frankly, we dont like KK5 and we are eager to update base, even if its a developers only edition ;).

Try using android 2.3.5 bt drivers to see if that does the trick, if not, I am afraid youll have to wait for us to update base to other than KK5 and rollback meanwhile for your mouse to work.

Why do you want to use a mouse anyway? Lol.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] beguiler:
I am connecting my i9100 to a Samsung UN46D7000 TV using an MHL to MHL cable (which allows TV out and phone charging). Thus, I am sitting away from the TV and need to use a wireless mouse and keyboard to control everything.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pongster:
Cool! So you use your tv as your phone? :) Thanks for helping us narrrow it down to the base. Hopefully the next GB base Samsung releases fixes that.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] D.O.C:
Niiiice!!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] teiglin:
Quick tests confirm that it always occurs during screen off while charging but is seemingly independent of governor. I tried conservative, ondemand, smartassv2, solo, and kenobi and they all exhibited this behavior. Performance actually went to 800MHz down from 1400 during screen off, but I don't really know or care why it would do that.

I'll try flashing a few different kernel versions in a bit, but I'm pretty sure it didn't happen on Ultimate 2.0; I was only using 2.2 for a bit and I don't recall checking then, so I can't say there.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] s2d4:
talk about being ahead of the curve... :D

many ppl have pbly thought of this...

In the future, we'll just take the phone everywhere and connect it to displays and input devices for work, play or watch happy videos..

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hmmm, i am actually pretty happy that it does that though..

if the screen is off and phone is only charging, 100Mhz is awesome for me..

if the screen is off, 800Mhz max is good for me too if it needs to do anything.

EDIT: My mistake as my min is always 100Mhz. I get what's happening now.

However, my mv diff between 100 and 200 is 50mv so..

it is definitely still better for me that it stays at 100Mhz :p
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] teiglin:
Well, using low-end during screen off is certainly a reasonable option, but using 100MHz when I have 200MHz set as my minimum frequency seems bad, especially since (I hear) some people's phones are unstable with 100MHz. I would also argue that people should have control over screen off profiles--though I would also expect defaults to vary by governor. (edit: saw your edit so I guess this is moot. I actually only have 25mV difference set between 100 and 200MHz but obviously lower frequency consumes less power even for the same voltage. I used to use 100MHz but never really felt like I got power savings out of it, plus it exacerbates the accelerate to sleep problem so I've just stuck with 200 min)

In related news, I flashed 2.2 kernel and the phone no longer drops to 100MHz, so it looks like it is a new bug with 2.3.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] D.O.C:
What if u use voltage control instead of setcpu?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] digitallysick:
I still cant flash any of the themes, i get the error " bad file" Aborted. I downloaded them from different locations to see if it made a difference.

Is something wrong with my clockwork? Or any idea what would cause the issue?