yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
A few days ago I was talking to indie and Siberian Tiger on the Omega Dev site and inde said that he has had problems with his Linux PC.He also said that he has been working on the next version of AOKP for quite a few days now but there is an error that wont let him compile the ROM.He stated that as soon as he finds the problem and is able to compile the new version he will get it to us.Untill then we can only wait Im sorry but hes trying to get it to us.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Amoreme:
I too came in to say it has been a month. I am not complaining, just saying I am itching to download something new on to the phone :-)

Indie does a great job, I don't know how he finds time to update so many roms, I know he was still creating new HD2 Roms till not too long ago so am confident he will keep going with the SGSii for awhile to come (until I get a SGS iii ;-).

Great work Indie, I hope your computer gets sorted soon.. :good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vaiosp:
Well I didn't know that he had a compiling problem in his linux machine, I am really sorry for not knowing it because I do try to keep up with both forums AOSP and AOKP every day..

Either way maybe the prob is indeed that I need to get a pill, as I don't drink and wife is in that time of the month again :) :)

I do believe though that the main reason is that I HAVE NO MONEY FOR S3...

A day before my post I had gone and seen it in a store that had both white and blue real S3s running.. The camera is amazing! and the speed is phenomenal, I have never seen my S2 running that smooth, not even with indie's rom back in GB days...

But a price of 570Euros in Greece is almost a month's salary.

Anyway, At least I got the thread moving a bit, hehehe :)

Thanks for the info!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] djseaneq:
Is there any update on omega's linux problems i think that juggling so many roms is probably too much bother i'd probably suggest dropping aokp and concentrate on the sammy stuff if you spread yourself thin the quality of work deteriorates and mistakes hapen.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sn8f1st:
I have an S3 and the stock Sammy email app does have push available. On both my exchange account and hotmail..

Open the app, settings, select account, then sync schedule and then peak/off-peak schedule. It's in there
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
Hes certainly got a lot of work on his hands with the S3 thats for sure.He said the other day when we were talking on the other site that the S3 forum had 324 posts and 25,000 hits in one day.The demand on S3 is mind blowing.Omega AOSP is quite easy to update compared to AOKP but it takes longer due to the theming of 3 ROMs.AOKP being linux is a bit more complex and therefore its giving him a lot of problems.Lets hope it doesnt affect the quality.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] djseaneq:
at what point should we switch to another Rom don't mean to sound an arse I think a few of us feel slightly left out of the loop
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nickmax1:
dont see why you should feel left out of the loop? There have been no new ICS updates for Indie to work on, so as it stands Omega 15 is the best there is. Any updates he could possibly give us would be so minor and would be google play updates for the most part that you yourself could do.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Siberian Tiger:
Oops,we are in AOKP ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
I can undestand people feeling a bit left behind when at first we all flashed a new ROM every week and then all of a sudden it stops.This version (v.4) is based on build 37 and the latest build release that hes trying to get done,linux problems aside,is build 39 so its a couple of builds ahead.The truth is if you read the changelogs there are very few,if any,decent changes worth worrying about.There are a few minor changes that would be nice but it wont make your phone get out of bed 10min ealier and get your breakfast ready or anything like that.Would be cool...but wont happen:eek:

While Im waiting Ive gone back to AOSP and enjoying a bit of JKay for a while.Just for a change.Between the 2 I dont think I have the need to leave Omega.

At the end of the day if the workload or deadline becomes to much Im sure indie will let us know his final desicion but if you want a change then try v15 again.Its still a great ROM;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] djseaneq:
guess I'm just being paranoid I would try going back to aosp but I'm addict to theeing lol
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr.Greg:
Bravo!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Abdullah Dot:
Why all ICS builds dont have Video call option ?????
[Galaxy S II Android Development] howsie:
All ics builds have video call option some carriers dont support it or you have to activate it.

Ive successfully used video call on every omega release to date
[Galaxy S II Android Development] howsie:
Heres a screen shot of dialer on my s3 running ics omega. Video dial is on the bottom left

If i remember when i get home to my s2 running aokp v4 ill post the screenshot from that.

Edit :- seems i use a app for video calling on aokp. All sammy omegas have video aokp does not.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] comfuzio:
CM9 RC1 http://get.cm/?device=galaxys2&type=RC :D

Can't wait to see it in Omega AOKP v5.0! (this year at least i hope ^^)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tigerphil:
i've downloaded and flashed this ROM but now its not finding my external sd. i've checked through the memory settings and its saying it needs to be mounted but the option to mount it is not available.

any ideas on how to sort this would be much appreciated
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
AOSP dosnt work the same way as AOKP.

You need to give root permissions to the RemountSD app in you app draw.This will mount your SD cards.The internalSD will now be "emmc" and your externalSD will now be SDcard.

Then go into settings/storage/menu/USB computor connection and select MTP for it to come up on your PC.

To save to externalSD(SD card)by default go to settings/storage/menu/storage configuration and make sure that "Use internal storage" is unticked and reboot your phone.Now all media will be saved to externalSD(SD card).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tigerphil:
this is the first time i've used this ROM so i'm abit lost with it, i'm used to the ICS ROM. i've just looked in the app drawer but cant find an app called "RemountSD"
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
There should be an app that has an SD card for an icon.Its called RemountSD.If you dont have it then reflash again as a non-wipe.Also dont forget to flash the gapps zip if your new to AOKP too or you wont get the Play Store.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] howsie:
Also check omega files it may be in there.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tigerphil:
Thanks :D reflashed everything and it appeared so all up and running :) now time to see how i get on with this 1 compared to the ics omega rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
Good to hear mate.You will notice the difference between the 2 for sure.Theres a bit more customizing in this ROM built-in.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
I thought Id change my Contacts.apk to give it a bit of a change while we´re waiting so if anyone who doesn´t know how to wants it Ill upload the apk..Its not much cos I only do things for me but since people are starting to worry a bit a change in scenary sometimes helps.Its only the Contacts.apk cos Im using the v4 theme from Siberian Tiger.

The dialpad is from v15 and comes with the Contacts.apk.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] paumlhp:
Is the work dead then?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CamoGeko:
Has the Dev said so?

... typed by a proud owner of HTC One X 32GB, the best HTC Android device so far!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shpanac:
Indie, you are the best!!!!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
Cause I like blue.Feel free.Make a nandroid cos the settings background is over the whole phone and you might get sick of it and want to change back.The icon themeing is from Siberian Tiger dont forget so if you like them then flash his v4 theme.

Just to keep the thread rolling:cowboy:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] paumlhp:
The dev said anything? I'm asking, not answering.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] qqqqqq0:
How can I make call record mod , can you give guide link ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
You could give this a try from the Play Store first.We used it on AOSP so it may or may not work but give it a go anyway.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...wyLDEwOSwiY29tLmFwcHN0YXIuY2FsbHJlY29yZGVyIl0.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tigerphil:
I noticed how much more custom choices there are, i've had to go back to the ICS ROM as i was seriously lost with it so need to look up and research things in the custom side of the ROM, i'm fine with the kitchen files it was everything i couldn't work out properly. otherwise another amazing ROM
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
AOKP has a lot more on that side of things.At first it can be a bit confusing if its your first AOKP ROM.The AOSP one doesnt have as mush customizing as far as interface and tweaks go by default.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] philz03:
Stuck on Boot screen

Hi People,

I have been running the latest Omega ROM for a while without problems, but this morning, the phone froze, and when I rebooted it stuck on the Omega Boot screen Logo. I'm also able to go into ODIN mode.

Could you please advise a best practice on how to recover my phone?

Thanks in advance?

Kind regards,

Phil
[Galaxy S II Android Development] eagle25884:
Is Indie still working on Omega for SGS2 or now only for SGS3 ?

Just wanted to know, if this here will continue.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] msquared:
If he doesn't say that it's over we can still wait for another release ;)

Sent from my RootBOX
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
It would be better if you could get into recovery mode to restore a Nandroid but unfortunately sometimes these things happen.Try these 2 ways.First a simple and easy kernel reflash.

1.Go to Odin mode (download mode)

2.Now go to this page and download v3.3.2 tar. and put it in PDA and flash it.

http://www.gokhanmoral.com/

3.Now see if you can boot or get to recovery.You may even need to factory reset.This is the easier way.

or if that doesnt work,

1.Go to Odin mode (download mode)

2.Flash this firmware below

http://www.hotfile.com/dl/156845267/93ec043/I9100XXLPW_I9100OXALPW_XEO.zip.html

3.Now root with this kernel

http://download.chainfire.eu/174/CF-Root/SGS2/CF-Root-SGS2_XX_OXA_LPW-v5.5-CWM5.zip

4.Now reflash the ROM or boot to recovery and restore any nandroid that you may have to avoid having to go through all the installing stuff from scratch.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] howsie:
Also make sure your trying to enter recovery properly its taken me a few goes before.

Phone switched off. Press and hold the three buttons till model id screen comes up then quickly release and hold till recovery comes up.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tigerphil:
Can you recommend anything worth reading to help me with the customizing side of the ROM? After going back to the ICS i've been itching to give the AOKP a better chance just so i can say i've had some experience with using it
[Galaxy S II Android Development] howsie:
I just learnt by playing with the settings and seeing what they did.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
Howsie is right.The best way to find out what each setting does is try it out.There isnt really a manual as such for AOKP but the truth is it is pretty cool to have all these customizations althought there are so many at first it takes ages to go through them all and see what settings you like.Most of them are visual but there are the Start-up tweaks which require root permission.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] klukiyan:
I would also recommend you to experiment it on a ROM with a later AOKP build (Aroma resurection remix for example[battery lasts 80% longer that with this one]), this one is very outdated even though it used to be the best when it was fresh
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ablor:
Surely 80 %
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tigerphil:
I've got used to the visual side of things already (being insomniac it gives me plenty of time to play about with the phone without interruptions) i have just been reading up on the Resurrection Remix AOKP ROM, if i'm going to try that it won't be until the evening time when i know the phone goes quiet. only parts bugging me at the moment are the voltages etc, researching into settings to make the battery last longer as i'm usually working quite a bit or the internet is being used alot to take work bookings so ideally need to balance the performance and battery life or sacrifice some performance to maintain battery
[Galaxy S II Android Development] thoramas:
Hi all.

New user of a I9100P, I try to find "the" rom I need.

I just downloaded and installed this great rom and I am very suprised about all the options available for customization :good:

I have just two little problem, first, I can't find the way to add an account for google to synchronize my Gmail contact, I have only Corporate and Email option but not google account.

The second thing is about google play, I can't find any widget or shortcut for google play, i tried to install a google play.apk but without success, the app doesn't work properly.

I hope you could help me cause i think i found "the" rom I would ;)

Thank you.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Siberian Tiger:
You have to flash gapps :)

I think there is a link in OP.

Yes it is in the installation guide :)

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] thoramas:
Hi, I just read the first post and see what you write to me :o

My fault, sorry, I will flash that tomorrow and report here.

Thank's for help :good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
Voltage control is a good way to save your battery if you know how to use it but if you dont and set it wrong you can cause your phone to crash and/or reboot constantly.My advise would be to leave them as they are until you know more about it.Have a read here.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1532999
[Galaxy S II Android Development] thoramas:
Hi.

All is fine now, I had to read installation topic carefully !

Thank's for help.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tigerphil:
Thanks for the link, i'll be checking it over the weekend while i've got my son. i found out the hard way with the voltage changes, didnt take note of what i was doing, and was dropping 50Mv every half hour but ended up getting crashes, sreen freeze etc didnt even seem to have enough power to let me go back into ROM control to higher the settings so reflashed and starting fresh :good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] thoramas:
Hi again :D

Another question and I think the last one ;)

I was looking for a file manager (explorer) and thought that all the brown apps described in first post was included, like ES File Explorer etc ....

All this apps mentioned in first post are suggested ?

Thank's for help.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
Yeah its good know about the voltage control.The main danger is the SOD or sleep of death.Thats a good one to avoid so its good to know about these things.

All apps in all colours are included.If they dont appear then just re-flash as a non-wipe and you will have them but they should be there after the first flash.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] thoramas:
Hi

I just flash again the app pack and this is the same, I have not all the brown apps listed.

I think this pack include only google apps, I saw a successful message at the end of the install : google apps installed !

The brown links seems to be apps used by the author and suggested by him.

Envoyé depuis mon GT-I9100 avec Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] looneeii:
Anyway to stop the lag when you're trying to go through the phone while using the USB drive to listen to music on a PC/laptop?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
The brown apps are also meant to be installed in the ROM.The google Apps are installed when you install the GAPPS zip.It may be because you didnt get a full download so I would suggest downloading again and installing as a full wipe.Also when you download the second time check to see if the file is size that it should be.You can also open the ROM with 7zip or WINzip and see if you have them inside before you flash.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
Obviously something to do with the size of the music list and needs to read ahead but you could look for example in settings/ROM control/Start-up Tweaks/Enable SD boost.This will give you Read Ahead Value settings also.Give it a go.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hogar:
WiFi Connections Problems

Hi guys,

i am still happy with that rom, but i got WiFi Problems without any idea to fix it.

I have to restart Wifi up to 3-4 times in average before i got a working Connection. The SSID is displayed but not connected automatic. If i try to connect manually it doesn work. Yust switching on/off WiFI several times is the only chance to get a connection. This is for all SSID which i tryed it several environments.

Thanks for shareing any ideas on that.

Hogar
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr.Greg:
Sir, did you try another kernel?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hogar:
I check my kernel version.

It was Siyah 3.2.6. Now i have updated to Version 3.3.2

The first tests went well. I will keep on testing .-)

Thanks dude.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tigerphil:
This may sound stupid, but what is "swagger" on this ROM? Thought i'd experiment and just switch it on but didnt notice any changes so wondering what it is
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bartoloandre98:
Swagger is there for nothing xD just a toggle for nothing

Sent from My Samsung Galaxy S2 running Paranoidandroid Rom.What else if not?=P
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tigerphil:
Ah explains why i didnt see any changes then. Thanks for the info :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] djseaneq:
A few weeks a go i was effing about with the voltage my phone would,nt boot stayed on root screen had to go into recovery and reflash rom my back up had wrong md5 apparently anyways you live n learn.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
At least your phone "lived" through it :silly:

---------- Post added at 01:16 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:46 PM ----------

Swagger was a joke that the AOKP team put into the ROM a while back.Swagger being of course this,

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=swagger

When you put the toogle in your notifications bar and try and turn it off and on you wont see much but if you hold your finger on it for a couple of seconds a message will pop-up on the lower part of your screen saying "Swagga Baby!"

Thats the joke.I guess you need to understand the AOKP team or smoke opium to get why they did it:p

Either way a bit of fun into the ROM:victory:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Bigmaxy:
SGS3

Finally bit the bullet and updated to the SGS3. Feeling the Omega love again....:cowboy:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ::indie:::
Yes, it has,

you can remove with the Remove_overscroll_glow_for_Omega_Close_to_Stock zip in Dropbox>Mobs
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cracou111:
Any idea Indie? is there a solution?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Siberian Tiger:
Search in omega files and you'll find call recorder from sicopat :)

Flash through CWM recovery or CWM app ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
i like the overscroll glow in all sites except in the browser (lateral overscroll glow crap).

"no problemo", i'm using the 2.3.4 browser.apk in your rom. working fine and without overscroll glow :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] henrikvn:
Hey Indie.

Once again im am very thankful for your nice work, everything i use is working! :)

I miss the danish dictionary for the samsung keyboard. The swype has it but the samsung does not. Is this something you could make in the 2.1 version?

Regards Henrik
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
multimedia volume

a small problem (i don't known if is a problem of your rom or due to 2.3.5)

when i reboot the phone, the multimedia volume is set (automagically) to

75% (aprox.) or the total.

i'm capable to modify this volume via settings after the reboot, but is autoset

to 75% when i reboot...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ::indie:::
Not for now but soon there will be a fix for this :)

Hi Henrik,

thanx for your post,

I will try to add danish dictionary to Omegas samsung keyboard :)

You are very welcome,

I am glad you like my work :)

Did you find it?

It works for you?

I do not have this problem and I do not think it is rom related.

Can someone else confirm that this is working ok?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Terry.666:
I do not have this problem and I do not think it is rom related.

Can someone else confirm that this is working ok?

__________________

Works fine for me from the begining...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ::indie:::
Can you please try this

Email.NoSecurity.zip flash it with CWM,

add let me know if it works ok so I can add it to Omega.

Thanx :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ::indie:::
I will do my best ;)

Thank for supporting me and my work :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] malavan:
indie any of your magic on KI4.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] makismakis:
I just tryied that and it works fine it remains at 100%.Look if the problem is at an multimedia application.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] foxmochan:
I love your rom! But there is no Bln support! I know from your release notes you said there was support but there is none. Can you advise.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Siberian Tiger:
The rom is coming with cf root which i think that it doesn't have bln support,

so find another kernel in omega files that support bln and flash ;)

Siyah,ninpo,netchip,ragemod whatever you like
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ubbie:
Indie

Every since the full whipe and reinstall no issues. Believe the freezes was coming from an app that i had.. Anyways everything is fast smooth and battery life is awesome.. Thanks for the great rom.

./ubbie
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gli8600:
anyone having problem openning a particular app page in market? stuck at loading

edit: fixed, by clearing market data in applications
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ::indie:::
The next Omega v2.1 will be based in KI3

I already finished and I uploaded the close to stock version and I am trying to finish the XT version now.

KI4 will be in Omega after v2.1

You are welcome :)

Thanx for the update :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mobs84:
Excellent ROM - Thank you

Thank you for this excellent ROM, finally I'm moving from Lightning ROM after trying multiple ROMS.

Just got Kernl Panic upload mode error twice, its working after that for 24 hrs. If it continues I will still keep OMEGA as my favorite ROM and change the kernel..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Dreidor:
I'm having the same issue, I've already tried to clear data and then market cache but got no result, some applications page still stuck in a loading screen... Any ideas??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] paumlhp:
seems like the dev's abandoned the project. I've donated but it's time to move on, thanks for the effort.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] comfuzio:
Yes its seems so :)

Any good rom to play with?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
Should be getting my S3 this week so Ill be off to that one.Left this one a while ago and went back to v15.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Whip Cracker:
Hey guys,

Getting Error 500 Internal Server Error on the GAPPS download?

Any other locations I could possibly download this from?

Thanks :)

EDIT: Found a mirror for the same file I believe: http://www.mediafire.com/?r304cqb2yuv4f0l
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cooza:
Thats the one.Same file:good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] djseaneq:
Just checked when my upgrade is

15 dec oh dear anyways cooza you still going to be available for pm help