yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Thanks Ciex for your honest opinion but i thinks that the install script should be revised and the whole rom too... Some fc's and freezes happen once in a while and in leomar 2.7.1 i didm't had a single error...

I think leo is a great guy and to be honest it is the best rom i tried so far... And the one i fall in love with...

Very stable and everything but to be honest and im going to be very honest... Checkrom revolution should get a revision :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ciex:
No, but does it have something related why I can't install the .zip file of the rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Im going to sleep and will dig into checkrom tomorrow. Sleep well guys and Leo please read my critic :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GadgetCheck:
One thing here of 99 out of 100 are able to install the rom then find out whose problem it is!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
No it doesnt...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] thanksgiving60:
why in the world would you flash the rom using Odin??? :confused::confused::confused:

please learn the basics before you start learning how to code...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Mate i love this rom but since i'm having problems i will stick to Leomar 2.7.1... Hope u dont mind. Btw could u and leo create a donation link for us to dante to u?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Evollution:
Every time when I come from sleep mode to screen on my battery life is lower by 2%..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
Alarm manager was the biggest one (i hadn't even set the alarm) but no more than usual, i will probably test it again and then see how i get on.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] keyzjh:
I'm sorry if this is asked before.

Is there any way to permanently change the font size? Spare parts doesn't save the settings made after it is changed.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
I'm pretty sure this can be done via root explorer,maybe someone else might have the instructions?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ImpheOtus:
@LeoMar & GC: Do you plan on including "fancy rotation" in the kitchen?

Could you also include an updated TW ? Like the one in the Epic 4G ?

Where you can order the drawer by alphabetical grid. Like the one included in "Simple and Clean" ROM. =D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ro4sho:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1349803

Is this something you could add to the kitchen ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
The 4G launcher is great and i always use this as my default.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andrei_me:
nu. cam asa. 2.3 %. niciodata nu am pierdut 0%.

no. i never lost 0%
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alexdk:
It not on the market???????
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dica:
yes also here with dk kernel the Alarm manager its the highest in better battery state
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andrei_me:
interesting, with siayah 2.3 i got huge wakelocks on alarm manager but with dk 2.4.3 it's normal. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dzontra11:
Guyd..use speedmod kernel.With this rom is amazing..fast..smooth..and long battery life.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ram3n:
So the bravia engine is actually useless..?

How to uninstall it properly?

Sent from my little monster GS2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andrei_me:
since it's a mod. you might have to reflash the rom, or maybe GC could make a remove mod for the Bravia. but if it doesn't affect you why remove it?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ram3n:
Well, I do have admit that this mod is a fu** well done placebo.

Like other people, I've believed it the first days.

Now, IMO this causes some battery drain.. So, you can imagine why I wanna know disable it. :)

Sent from my little monster GS2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andrei_me:
:)) i see. well i guess you have to flash the rom, or maybe someone else has some ideea. :) good luck
[Galaxy S II Android Development] UpInTheAir:
Easiest way ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mredfern79:
I'm using this mod without any problems. Definitely no drain on battery.

To remove you need to extract the build.prop file from the rom. You can do that with root explorer. Put it in the system folder on the root of your phone.

There are 2 files copied to system/etc. Using root explorer go to this folder and delete be_movie and be_photo.

Now reboot and the mod is removed.

Like I said before no problems my end running this mod so your battery drain is likely caused by something else and will probably remain after doing this.

Sent from my Galaxy S2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
I actually think i will try Speedmod as ive never tried it yet.;)

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No i don't think it is,you can find it in the themes and apps section, search for it;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hanifh:
download prop editor and change the density value in the build.prop file. thats what I am using.

/h2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] indigotheory:
When you install this new version of the rom, does it come with the screen layout as the pics by Robbie Khan in post 2? or is that a theme from the kitchen app? and are the transparent widgets working now?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KurskS:
Can anyone upload the camera.apk from this ROM? Cuz my Camera got force closed after installing ICS theme 1.6 or Fancy Rotation I dont know... Thanks in advance:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] devilkin:
Want to recommend that you guys try disable fast dormancy. *#*#9900# on the dialer. Makes quite a big difference in battery life for me. Battery monitor widget shows idle use goes from bout 50mv down to under 20mv when I disable it. Haven't noticed any bad things with it off
[Galaxy S II Android Development] neobirdrio:
Hello guys, does anyone knows any screen density app that work fine for latest version rom? Any way to change screen density?

Thank you.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adz63:
if your provider uses fast dormancy keep it on because it will be optimized for this purpose .... if you provider does not use it turn it off

What is Fast Dormancy? In simple terms its a device feature that enables mobile devices to notify the cellular base stations when the radio resource allocated to the device is no longer in use, so that the radio resource could be immediately released other than waiting for a timeout event. For instance lets say you are browsing a webpage using your cellular data plan. You stop at a certain webpage (for example to read this article) the connection is maintained and the device will be registered on the network even if data isn’t received or transmitted (always on) and will remain like that until a timeout event is invoked (as per the network rules as to how much time to wait before connection is terminated due to idle timeout). During this time the device’s battery will be drained needlessly in addition to increased congestion on the cellular network due to numerous idle connections. From a device perspective radio power consumes battery so employing fast dormancy should save battery power and increase its life. This also has an advantage to networks as it reduces congestion. But This doesn’t come without a major disadvantage to the very same cellular networks and operators. The making and breaking of the connections increases the signaling traffic and wastes network resources. The workaround to this was done by Nokia Siemens in collaboration with Qualcomm to employ NCFD or Network Control Fast Dormancy in which the device is put on a battery saving idle state while maintaining its network identity without the need to establish a new connection and request a new identity for the device on the network.
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What does the above gobbledook mean ?

simple .If your network supports it ,you will save battery and increase it’s life .

If not ,it may hang your phone .esp . people having black screen hangover .Or it may consume more battery .

Calling your customer care representive and asking them “Hey does ABC have Fast dormancy” wont help .I have serious doubts they know it .

If you disable dormancy and your network supports it ,your download speed may slash .(especially those with 3G HSDPA )

It’s more of trial and error .It may or may not increase battery life .

You need a week of tests on both versions to give conclusive results (Mine would be super inconclusive so)

Androids have default Fast Dormancy switched on

I have disabled it today as a whim .

Switching Fast Dormancy On and Off will consume battery .

one hour is not a conclusive test span .

It may may SERIOUSLY affect the network data speed .

It doesn’t affect affect WIFI.

*#9900# is the code to access the system dump menu .The below pic shows mine is disabled .

copied and pasted coz im **** at trying to explain things :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] reggaemanu:
You just have to edit "/system/build.prop" file with any root explorer app, no need for any specific application.

You have to change "ro.sf.lcd_density=

240

" with wathever value you want and reboot.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KurskS:
It doesnt work, the screen will be messed up

Sent from my brilliant Viper skinned Apple iPad 2 using the superior Tapatalk Premium
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cytherean:
You can use the "Nitrality" app in the market
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KurskS:
Applied ICS theme 1.6/Fancy Rotation to CheckRom V4 and now camera and alarm got force closed, anyone knows why?:D

Sent from my brilliant Viper skinned Apple iPad 2 using the superior Tapatalk Premium
[Galaxy S II Android Development] neobirdrio:
Thanks to those who replied me.

Btw, whats thr default folder that stored all downloaded zip files from kitchenpro?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] OzBoy1:
I think this is what you are referring too: http://leomar75.celogeek.com/xwkk5/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gorillaCF:
hmm just curious, i tried this but i seem to get an error:

Connection problem or invalid MMI code

any idea whats that? did i screw smth up?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adz63:
Its *#9900# not *#*#9900#. Anyway don't disable it if your provider supports it. Read my post a few posts ago
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gorillaCF:
ohh okay. thanks. i guess i'll just leave it as it is.

and ur code works. phew. i tot i'd screwed smth haha.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xsaintzx:
After I upgrade from CheckROM V1 to V4, I can't sync Facebook contacts' image with my phone contacts.

I tried installing the Social Hub with the SNS thing but still can't.

I don't know whether is it because of the new updated Facebook app caused this or the ROM, as I always have no problem in any previous ROMs I flashed.

Yes I ticked the Sync with existing contact in Facebook app.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] neobirdrio:
Where can i find the downloaded zip from kitchen pro, i downloaded many kernels and addons, to flash it later, but i can't find it in my phone, what folder exactly stored all this files?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BananaMilkShake:
sdcard/Download/CheckROM_REVO
[Galaxy S II Android Development] devilkin:
Lol oops, that will teach me to post stuff at 1 in the morning when i'm supposed to be sleeping. But yeah, if you do decide to try it, take the advice someone posted earlier and try it for at least a few days to make sure its really working for you or not. Use a battery monitor widget to see if it does indeed lower your battery use and a speedtest app will also I suppose be of some use. But end of the day its real life usage that matters and not so much benchmark apps
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Jibreil:
Its Downloads/CheckROM...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marcadam:
The downloads from the kitchen can be found in download-> checkrom_revo folder?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mani0608:
I got exactly what i wanted. But i am able to get three colors in smooth calendar

widget. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Harsha Raj:
Dude the camera apk can be found in that zip file named XWKK5_CheckromRevoHD_V4.zip just use root explorer to open the zip file, then go to system>app there you will find camera.apk. Long press and extract and then it will be extracted to sd/extract now do what ever you wanna do with it ;)

If still you are lazy enough I will upload the apk here itself :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Jibreil:
That's correct.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zzkonzz:
Hi guys, love the rom v4. used it for a week, no problems.

upgraded to DK Kernel 2.4.3 and found that performance was worse.

especially during phone conversations. I want to go back to the Chainfire Kernel

but it is not in the kitchen.

Can someone provide a link or point me in the right direction?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] carotteman:
Hello all

How can I change the new google maps 6.0 by a old one (5.10.2) cause of wakelocks

Try to install the apk but it didn't want to.

Could you help me please
[Galaxy S II Android Development] huuub:
I am also searching for the solution to the wakelock "Networklocationpassivecollector". Changing the setting to WIFI and 3G doesn't change anything.

Are only few people experiencing this behaviour with maps 6.0.1???
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Eddiemc:
Had this issue with maps 6.0 as with a lot of other people.. Dunno if 6.0.1 has fixed it. (probably not)

Solution:

Either turn off "use wireless networks" in location/security, maps will ask for it and you can chose to turn it on (but remember to turn it off again after usage)

This seems better than using titanium to freeze/unfreeze everytime, because 2.3.6 also makes a few other old apps to cause wakelocks, such as some weather apps.

Basically things that worked on 2.3.5 can now give wakelocks on 2.3.6. Again they will go away if you disable the above mentioned setting.

Or you can delete misbehaving apps, and revert to maps 5.10.2 (got posted earlier in this thread)

I struggled with "networklocationlocator" and "Networklocationpassivecollector", so I had to delete a weater app and revert maps.

Now no wakelocks:)

good luck mate
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ATN24:
strange, no wakelock with google map 6.0.1 here
[Galaxy S II Android Development] h4m74ro:
have you checked if "use wireless networks" is unchecked in "location & security" menu?

if it's checked, then it's normal to see those wakelocks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mredfern79:
There are sone new location based settings in the latest google maps. You can check easily to see if they're enabled. By going into maps press menu then settings. If location is enabled you'll see location as an option in this list. To disable click on location in settings then sign out of latitude.

This cleared the wakelocks for me.

Sent from my Galaxy S2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bu2askoor:
to fix StartingAlertService Wakelock i used the following thread and the associated attached file

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1383929

best of luck
[Galaxy S II Android Development] carotteman:
Excuse me in advance to insist but could someone tell how to downgrade my version of maps.

I've already check and latitude is not activate and "use wireless networks" is unchecked in "location & security" menu".

ps: With checkrom v2 ,with maps 5.11 "use wireless networks" was check and no wakelocks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] davdavo:
The original kernel is inside the ROM. Open it with Winzip/WinRAR/7Zip - you'll find the kernel, it's named "zImage". Copy zImage to your SDCard and flash with CWM.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andrei_me:
so after i disable it, my speed went up from 1800kpbs to 6800kpbs. so that mean that my network doesn't support fast dormancy, right? i'm orange romania. and it shows H+ in the status bar. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] betadan:
I have to say that i love this ROM. Although i had a weird challenge with the battery today. When i was going to work the battery was at 22% By the time i took my first break it was up to 28%. The phone was not plugged in. quite odd

Running RevoHD 4 w/ Siyah 2.4.2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] _Sofos_:
Well if you already have the Maps.apk with the version you want just use root explorer and go to system/apps/ and find the maps apk, rename it to smthing else if you want to keep it for future use or in case smthing goes wrong and replace the original one with the one you want. Reboot and check if it worked.. even tho it has to work ~

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Yeap keep it disabled.. most networks doesn't support it tbh as most ppl say the same thing..

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2 reasons i can think of..

a) You used your phone for more than 10mins continuously or at least the screen was on.. sometimes with such use battery thinks for some reason it won't last for long but when it goes back to sleep it gets refreshed, counts again and there you go..

b) Even tho ppl have said lots of stuff about our phone & callibration, i'll disagree based on my experience.. if this happens more often to you i suggest you to callibrate your battery.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kerko:
jkay

Hello,

I see t have the 13.1 version. Since there is a filesharing filter at work, is there a way to download the latest version please?

Thank you
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adz63:
downlaod from the jkay page in themes and apps section its in post 2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kerko:
Still leads me to mediafine...can not download
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adz63:
deleted please remove
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adz63:
heres the duluxe settings apk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] reggaemanu:
Works fine, I use 200dpi since May 2011, all that specific dpi apps does is changing this value.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jcrompton:
How do we know if our provider has or not ? I use AT&T in the USA
[Galaxy S II Android Development] barondebxl:
Ok so i went to the kitchen app and saw an update for the ICS domination theme and the siyah kernel. i installed both and everything is fine except when i press the home button from the home screen, it doesnt take me anymore to my "main screen"

and i have 5 apps row instead of 4 in the app drawer. any idea anybody? Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chareos12:
Maybe a crazy thing...

what about playing with scripts so to mimick iOS prioritization of foreground app ?

Of course, due to enjoying Android multitasking, this shouldn't be a massive reprioritization.

let's say (original nice) -5, unless the result would be -19. Realtime is bad.

Doable ? worth playing with ? Definitive performance booster for CheckROM ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] s2d4:
use speedtest app from market, then check diff between speed. The faster mode is what you want..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rinoko72:
All those things mate, are a part of the changes between v1,5 and v1,6 of the ICS theme :)

The change logg is over in Master Vert's theme thread ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dica:
it's working :D

for fast dormancy don't disable it if u r in italy with wind operator, disabling it eats more battery
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adz63:
ok for the people who are on at&t i have just looked at a pdf http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rc...3aw_z1iNw&sig2=Cs-7qTSWsMu8YQqqDXngcg&cad=rja .

from what i can gather is that it is enabled , dont quote me on it tho i might of misread it

... Fast Dormancy is a concept that applies to 3G technology that AT&T employs

which, if incorrectly designed, could generate increased signaling traffic on the

network and add latency to the user.

Fast Dormancy allows a device to quickly move from active state to an idle st

While there may be battery saving benefits, a well designed fast dormancy

algorithm should consider applications that are active, display status and use

action before initiating fast dormancy.

Fast Dormancy should only be used for PDP Context serving non-real-time

background applications for which activity is not real time user interactive,

closely spaced. Such applications include e-mail, visual voicemail, etc. Additio

information is provided in the AT&T requirements document, 13340.

it part 7.3 if anyone downloads and reads it
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zheiko:
Hi Guys!

I just wanted to ask, as I am never using the voice search and other voice related things, can the double-press of home button be removed?

What I did so far, was that I have blocked the aplication in Titan Backup, but now, when I doublepress homebutton, phone wont do anything.... That would not be a problem, tho, thing that is annoying me, is that anytime I press the home button, it still waits like 0.5 sec for the second press, and it makes the feeling that the phone is frozen, or not responding as fast as I want.

This is bothering me for pretty long time now, and I was always hoping that it will get removed sooner or later, but never did, now I realised that some ppl may have use that tool.

So, question is, would you guys be able to create some flashable script, that would remove this fucntion completely(so the phone never waits for second press of home button)? So that some who wants this can easily install it from KitchenPro app.

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kimbell:
All of a sudden my sd won't mount. I tried flashing a backup but it says can't mount sd card. I only use my internal sd, what's going on?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mengsuan:
Darknight kernel: Please fix bluetooth hid capability
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KeesStolk:
Happened to also ones, in my case it turn out to be a bad SD card (Sandisk).

Returned it and bought a Kingston.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LBTaylor1984:
Can please post the most effecient battery kernel available, in 3.1.1 it was perfect, but since v4 i'm still having issues, DK creates good battery life, but makes my MP3 playback broken up. while Siyah causes constant wakelocks.

i'm at the point where if i don't get some feedback i'll either switch backwards to v3.1.1 or move to a different rom. the battery life isn't good at all.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Jeremy:
Try phenomenal 1.1 extreme kernel. Best kernel that has happened to me in some time. Over at android development subforum.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adz63:
nothing wrong with battery or wakelocks here on siyah 2.3 26 hrs ish moderate use . no wakelocks of any sugnificance
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KeesStolk:
Here you are:

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=799985&d=1322652841

But i must say, DK 2.4.3 runs great / better on my setup.

Maybe you have a app running at the background that's giving some problems?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] drkaosdk:
Anyone here having an issue with call-recording? I have the latest checkrom installed and installed the mod thru kitchen.. But it doesnt show.. Any help is appreciated :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] goldbergx:
You can use JKay's Deluxe settings app for this. The relevant toggle is called "Home Button Double Click" I think.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] reybrujo92:
Ok, so, I have the Criskelo 3d dialer, and now I wanna to put the ICS theme, but the phone app crashes, so I had to resinstall criskello again, I would liek to install stock dialer, and then intall the ICS dialer but Stock dialer is not working, could you reupload

Thank you
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mariusdroid:
Help usb memory broken please format ics 1.6 done this i think
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xsycox:
same here, phone mods do not work.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] neo6776:
Question...lol

Why would anyone want to record a phone call? I see people speaking about this quite a lot and i cannot think of one instance i would ever use this feature?....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LBTaylor1984:
Thanks for the suggestions, ill try that rom and see if I can get anymore out of my phone.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adz63:
all the ones i have installed work fine here

try removing cached packages , in settings in kitchen app , and making sure you're on the kk5 server and try again
[Galaxy S II Android Development] maestropetr:
Same here I never use it.