yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dhruvaz:
A question. My email doesnt work. I used titanium back up to restore mail (which might have ics email client(sounds dumb as it is what was i thinking). anyway to fix it without reflashing the whole ? btw email works thru widget. i click on the widget goes to that email when i press back comes to inbox but if i run the app from the appdrawer FC happens. suggestions??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cdzo72:
Extractor the email app from the ROM 's zip and replace it in the /system/app folder
[Galaxy S II Android Development] beston94:
I know what you mean :D But the decision doesn't lie with us. It lies with Gadgetcheck and Leo. They want everything to be perfect and for some people the rom it self isn't all they want or need. A perfect rom + perfect theming tool= Perfect rom.

Have a good day.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
You guys are going to release V7 on the latest release of official firmware?

Or the base is already selected?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alcurtis93:
Depends on jkay release

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
I'm not even sure at this stage whether or not JKay will even be bothering updating as he mentioned he was busy with "life" which is fair enough end of the day he along with GC/Leomar don't owe us anything really.

To be honest with the pending release of the Galaxy S3 ill most likely be selling my SGSII and putting the remaining money towards the Galaxy S3 so until then if a new ICS CheckRom comes no problem, if it doesn't no problem.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kobakis:
galaxy_blue_v26 theme without changing color of wifi and antenna

http://narod.ru/disk/29337083001/XXKI4_galaxy_blue_v26.zip.html
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
Can someone tell me how big a file the Ice Cream Sandwich theme is i cant download too much on my phone or ill go over my data allowance and be charged a fortune, better still can someone post a link here i couldn't find it in the Themes and Apps section.

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] thanksgiving60:
http://leomar75.celogeek.com/xxki4/themes/rom_themes/XXKI4_Ice_Cream_Sandwich_Theme_by_BigBangHD.zip
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marvinhemstock:
i dont know but you can put somthing off your phone to pc and flash the theme then clear the cache for the kitchen app and put your files back on the phone. hope this helps. or freez some apps and install
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
thanks mate:)

edit - just noticed the file was 60.4MB so i would've been charged an absolute fortune if i downloaded this on my phone as i currently only get 50MB a day
[Galaxy S II Android Development] n-zocker:
about 60MB

s1 was faster :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] abhi021:
Having FC on ICS theme after using for few mins. Also, download the Speedmod K2.9 kernal but its unable to install the file and aborts it and unable to download the Transparent widget pack, it just shows failed.

Any solution to this ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Tyrol:
Same issue here. 1.2.3 doesn't seem to be downloading properly? When prompted, I clicked Okay to update, installed, opened it and the prompt is there again. Clicked Cancel, opened the app and checked under 'About', it's still at 1.2.2. Cleared app data, tried again, no luck.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Schneckmeier:
Hi - i´m coming from Sony x10 mini pro with CyanogenMod7 with daily new flashs and a lot of function-problems but i sold this little thing and now i have a "real" smartphone. :)

In the last 2 weeks i tried:

Checkrom 5.0 - this was a really good ROM - then

Checkrom 5.5 - this was a high end ROM - then

Checkrom RevolutionHD 1.0 - this IS GODMODE ROM !!!

Everything is working with the BlackBlue-Theme by lexullde edited from me.

Thank you Mr. Leo and Mr. GadgetCheck for your work for us!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LeoMar75:
maybe download corrupted

go inside sdcard/download/CheckROM_REVO/ and remove KitchenPro.apk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pockobg:
So no one??

And i get 100% smoothness only with SpeedMOD kernels. Syah is not that good but the battery is the best. Can someone help with a settings for SyahKernel for 100% smoothness?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LeoMar75:
Please read my post above, restart the kitchen app and let me know if you are able to upgrade the kitchen to v1.2.3

However, you will find attached the new kitchen pro version.

For those ppl who is having slow download with phone, please use this direct link:

http://leomar75.celogeek.com/xxki4/

P.S.

The OP has been updated with the new kitchen Pro app as well!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] plocri:
I had the update to 1.2.3

btw, what's the best kernel for this rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pockobg:
Mine is OK i have just updated it and its 1.2.3. After a restart it is still 1.2.3
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tonysac:
Blue monkey theme from kitchen...battery colour is green..i had downloaded before from his site and the problem was there too...

Save water..drink beer...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LeoMar75:
My kitchen app (after this update) is using the direct link in the Original Monkey theme thread!

I didn't touch any file!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sydknee:
1.2.3 installed fine through kitchen
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shahed26:
Applying ICS theme overwrites couple of the mods. For example, i was running the modded browser with user agent and crickelso's hacked camera app, but when applied the ICS theme it replaced those apk's.

When i opened browser, the user agent mod dissapeared. Re-installed the mod again, and everything was good except the icon was back to stock.

Just a suggestion, Can you guys modify the ICS theme and only keep those required png's (drawable-hdpi folder's) and xml's required for theme to work, remove the other xml's, this way it wont conflict with kitchen app mods or other modded apk's.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LeoMar75:
Uploading Theme Restore v1 (90MB)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] beston94:
Well be that as it may, some people can't afford to get the s3 and some people are on contracts :D So for us, we really want the release ^^
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andrei_me:
yes.. i really wanna see the difference between AOK builds and checkrom refined ... :))
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
And now we wait! He didnt told yet what base will it be.. damn lol
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dhruvaz:
extracted..... copied to system/app folder via root explorer... restarted phone.... didnt work.. any other suggestions..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kassim3:
hello there. I'm having problems with this rom. i flashed the rom and it stays stuck on the sg2 boot logo with the yellow triangle. Recovery works fine. I've done all the wipes flashed about 3 times now and i also checked the md5 and they match. any ideas?:confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Slotharoony:
Back on CheckROM after numerous tries on ICS (Including Stock)

Still seems buggy and poor battery life at the moment :(

Thank god for my good old trust CheckROM backup!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
Yes i know what you mean, the only reason i can afford to get the GS3 is by selling my phone to part fund buying it as it's likely to be close on €600, i never enter into long contracts again it's just not worth it IMO.:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stevehkim:
Just want to say something to the dev's of checkrom. I got my pops a SGS2. He's a 67 year old that immagrated to the U.S. 35 yrs ago and doesn't know **** about technology. Doesn't know chit about android phones, roms, kernels, ect. I chose Checkrom as his daily driver and has been on his phone for the past 2 months. Not a single hiccup, no battery drain, no reboots nothing. He LOVES phone! Coupled with Siyah kernel its possibly the best combination ever IMHO. Checkroms sheer stability, speed, and battery conservation makes it the absolute best GB rom out there. Thanks guys. I will be waiting paitenly for your ICS as I know it'll be WELL WORTH THE WAIT!! Once again you guys really do MASTERPIECES!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lipemanel:
First of all I would like to thank the developers of this ROM.

Bought the phone a couple of months ago, and with this rom it's really great...

Just have one think that I just noticed, because I needed it only now: when I go to a contact history, it shows up as blank.

Does anyone knows how to correct this?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CamoGeko:
+1.

Its a far better investment to buy Sim-free for those who have the cash.

Logged using an SGS2 type droid while exploring CheckROM V6 quadrant on a research & rescue operation.......
[Galaxy S II Android Development] karan999:
hope to see Beats Audio included in your next release !!! the difference in sound quality is clearly visible and the bass is very very impressive.

Regards,

Karan.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GadgetCheck:
Always sim freedom

Never in my life have i ever bought a phone on contact.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GadgetCheck:
Let's see
[Galaxy S II Android Development] A5J4DX:
a little tease, i like xD
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Toss3:
Must say I've tried wanamlite and it's just as slow as the rest of the Samsung ICS roms out there. Coming back to Checkrom made me realize just how far ICS still has to go to match the speed of GB. The biggest problem for me with ICS was the slow browser - it's noticeably slower than the one in GB, and on top of that all of the ICS roms suffer from stuttering(the Samsung-based roms) and performance issues. I have none of that with Checkrom, so I'm going to stay put until an ICS rom comes along that actually provides me with the same sort of speed as I get with GB.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Beefheart:
Over the last month I have used virtually every ICS rom out there, in particular Hydrogen which I have been running for the last few weeks. I have now come back to CheckRom for one reason and one reason only -- touchscreen lag. There isn't a single ICS rom that doesn't suffer from it in one shape or form (for those of you on ICS doubting my words, load up the default dialpad and notice the delay between pressing a number and the reaction). Be it roms based on official Samsung stocks or CM9/AOKP builds, in comparison to GB all have problems with strange scrolling behaviour and/or response in certain parts of the UI. The lower ICS battery life I can live with as I charge my phone every night anyway but when a lag on the most important aspect of a smartphone makes doing certain things difficult and other things very difficult (try to play Temple Run or DrawSomething on ICS, or in the latter's case try to be accurate when doing it) it's time to cut your losses and go back to the best rom available which in my view is Checkrom.

There have been improvements in this lag, the pre-release ICS leaks were absolutely terrible and the original LPQ wasn't much better. But it has gradually been getting better so hopefully they will eventually get this lag down to zero like with GB. And when they do I will be back in a shot because, overall, ICS is a lot better than GB. I suspect it's this bug that Leo and Check are waiting to be resolved too before Checkrom ICS is released to the world. However, I'm a little concerned that something so fundamental hasn't been rectified given that ICS has now officially been out for over a month, and in beta testing for a lot longer than that. Could it be that there is a compatibility issue with the SII that will never be resolved? Let's hope not.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alcurtis93:
The use of beats audio outside of the licensed devices is illegal and if found out you would be sued to high heaven. Beats audio is a no go unless you have an HTC or HP device.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alcurtis93:
Your wrong mate. The dialer only registers input once the finger has been released and there is absolutely no lag in that. I'm currently using the ics keyboard and typing very quickly and it works flawlessly with my input. I am using siyah kernel battery defaults and the stock sensitivity setting in hydrog3nics

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Beefheart:
There is a massive difference in touch response between the GB and ICS dialpads. So either you're wrong or Google and/or Samsung have changed how the dialpad works. Personally I'd go for the former given the lag in the rest of the UI (scrolling issues etc.) and the fact on GB the number you press doesn't appear until you release as well. Perhaps because you haven't used GB for some time (I assume that's the case) you're not aware of the difference.

I have used at least 10 ICS roms, varying between custom, stock and CM9/AOKP plus every kernel out there. And I can guarantee there are big differences in overall response time and smoothness between ICS and GB, whether you're aware of it or not. I'm not saying ICS is rubbish, it isn't. But I have no doubt that purely in terms of UI experience, GB is better. It's just a pity that is the case given the additional features ICS offers.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] damirbusic:
Is it possible to remove those annoying battery percentage on the latest ROM ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CamoGeko:
Install a different battery mod from the checkrom kitchen.

Logged using an SGS2 type droid while exploring CheckROM V6 quadrant on a research & rescue operation.......
[Galaxy S II Android Development] UpInTheAir:
I have to disagree on most accounts. I have 2 sgs2 side by side right now. One with CRv6 and latest GB siyahkernel .14. And the other with wanamlite 11.1 (lp8) and latest ICS siyahkernel. On average, The ICS is definitely snappier UI. So no placebo.

Not long till JKay, and following CR. like most, will be here to give it a run.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] norpan111:
How come some apps that before said "bought" in play store now has a price and unable to download? Like xda premium
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goku80:
Geko is back;)

---------- Post added at 02:23 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:22 PM ----------

go into settings and apps and go to were it says google play and clear cache..that should do the trick
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CamoGeko:
Kinda half back lol :P

Logged using an SGS2 type droid while exploring CheckROM V6 quadrant on a research & rescue operation.......
[Galaxy S II Android Development] norpan111:
I actually went back from neat lp8 to Checkrom and.. No. Maybe it's faster but ics is so much smoother and the scrolling has improved to be much better than gb, I feel crippled with this now :s must go back to lp8. It's almost stuttering, maybe gpu rendering helps alot because my apps like xda is stuttering when scrolling and my keyboard isn't as responsive as in ics lp8. Temple run and draw something works excellent on both, don't notice any difference there in touch response
[Galaxy S II Android Development] norpan111:
Didn't work even uninstalled updates :/ its ok going back to my preferred ics rom :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Beefheart:
I guess people must view experiences differently. Take everything you both posted there and reverse it = my experience. Draw Something in particular is massively different for the better on GB.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] UpInTheAir:
Yep, we're definitely spoilt for choice here at xda. So many great devs, themers, modders, etc. So there is just about something cooked up for everybody taste.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goku80:
beats is good yes. and my music experience now on the one x is brilliant but i still say the tweaking you can do with poweramp equalizer gives you far better sounds than just plain beats audio..anyways it all depends on your headphones anyway you use as well
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sduford:
I agree, you're much better off creating your own EQ curve using PowerAmp's equalizer.

Beats Audio is nothing more than a glorified custom EQ curve that is matched to the Beats Audio earphones. If you do not have Beats Audio earphones than it makes no sense at all to use the Beats EQ. The end result becomes totally unpredictable and may or may not work well.

With PowerAmp you can create an EQ curve that matches your earphones and your taste.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] norpan111:
So true :) I hated ics before but I guessed I got used to it or something! I'm a little splitted actually... I'm tired of stock touchwiz look and holo theme isn't my cup of tea :/ can't make my phone look good anymore. The one thing I wish is a white holo theme actually... No matter I'd battery is going down quickly with brighter theme, didn't notice that with miui and they have white ui. For now it seems I'm the only one wants this so I'm trying to find time to do it myself... Not easy :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stevehkim:
I also have 2 sgs2's side by side. One with checkromv6 and other with miui v4. My ics is noticeably smoother and quicker than any gb rom ive tried. And i love my checkrom more than anything. I hated ics when it first came out. Too buggy. But it has now surpassed GB.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alcurtis93:
I'm sorry but I really don't feel that .... I feel absolutely no lag at all in my phone and I'm a 19 year old perfectionist. If there was lag I would feel it and go back to gb but there really isn't any lag whatsoever. Maybe is just ypu

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Beefheart:
Given the amount of posts about it on this forum, definitely not.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] koolshubh:
Why u no update this rom to ICS?? :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goku80:
Why you no read this thread?:confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] skimminstones:
as everyone else is too busy ranting and raving about ics which this rom isnt on ill answer you.

clear the cache and data from the market app in applications and it will work ok then

why you no read the cool thread and learn? :confused:

Mod Edit: cleaned a bit.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] norpan111:
Sorry, even uninstalled updates and shi+ but it just don't want me to have those apps. Back on ics and its fine :) thanks for your help anyway!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lipemanel:
Can anyone help me with this?

Is there anything I can do, or is this an issue with the rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] skimminstones:
same with mine. Though its not a feature ive ever looked at before so cant tell you if its just this rom or all of them im afraid
[Galaxy S II Android Development] _Sofos_:
Videocall is working correctly with this rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] NoOneCanHelpMe:
Yes i guess, skype is working fine :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] _Sofos_:
Skype is working fine for me as well, i mean the default videocall :-)

Cause i can't hear or see the person who is calling.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ozzyita:
This depends what modem you are using, try a few modems until you find what's best for you. I'm using NEKI2 modem on H3G (three italy) :thumbup:

Inviato dal mio GT-I9100 con Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goku80:
reflash rom and if that does not work backup your apps and make a backup of the rom if you do not have one and then do clean wipe and format system as well and that should get your issue fixed
[Galaxy S II Android Development] suta:
Hi, just to check, why isn't there screen time out toggle for jkay? that allow user to set 15s 30s and disable toggle, only saw this temporary screen time out toggle. has the default screen time out toggle been replaced with this temporary screen time out toggle?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KennyLegend:
For the guys who think ICS is a real battery drainer take a look at my last cycle...stock battery, mostly browsing and a 2 hr movie. On charge for 2 minutes while transferring files to my phone but having said that i took these at 12% left as I was heading to bed.

Nuff said ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andrei_me:
how is wannalite compared to hydro?

and yes. ICS is getting better.. 2 days with 4h screen time :).. or 1 day and close to 7 h screen time.. :P but with the bigger battery..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Moskiller:
Today will come out official release of ICS for S2 i really want your beautiful rom on mine!!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] i04055:
What setting do you use with siyah kernel?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KennyLegend:
For that last cycle I used pretty much stock settings (on demand + cfq) on battery profile with a little UV...50mV per step. Normally I use default profile as I think its a little snapier than battery profile.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hughfollett:
Now I'm on wanamlite and had hydrogen for some days.. That rom is really great, but now I have a great battery life.. My test isn't complete yet, however it seems really good.. Even scrolling seems a little better.. What I really miss from hydrogen is the AOKP customization(statusbar weather, lockscreen, custom dpi value..). I think it worth to try.. and with vertumus theme is really fine;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kaiser2000:
Bluetooth Lag with V6?

I'm sure this has probably been mentioned already, but this thread is wayyy too big at this stage :)

I upgraded from checkrom v4 to v6 previously and had various issues so went back.

This time though I did a full wipe first and now v6 works fine.... except when using it in the car with my Parrot MKI9200 bluetooth car kit.

Now whenever I answer a call there's about a 2-3 second lag before the sound cuts in. Making calls works ok but there's still a lag between dialing and the phone display/audio catching up.

I'm sure if I go back to v4 again it'll be fine as that was one of the issues I had before.

I've deleted / readded the pairing etc but no effect. Baseband: XXKL1 / Kernel: XWLA4

Any ideas?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andrei_me:
hmm i see. thanks for the info. but i'm gonna stay with hydro, until v7 will be out. this is the only rom for that is worth commimg back to samy roms.. and i feel a bit lazy to full wipe and install every thing. reconfigrure the whole phone.. and like you said the level of thweaks keeps me busy and i like them :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KennyLegend:
If u like Sammy roms give Wanamlite a try...or not ..if ur too lazy..cause it would require a wipe.

I find it hard to imagine a v7 (if it will ever exist) being better. Its not as customizable as aokp but Its fast, smooth and battery efficient. ...and I've tried many.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pnjbibomb:
Must agree. Have been using it too for a little while..no issues and great battery life getting about the same if not better then when I had checkrom v6.

Its worth a try for anyone wanting too try ICS.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] trunks986:
hi guys... when there will be an ICS version of your wonderful rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andrei_me:
for now i'm stiking to hydro.. but wannalite is next on my list.. next time i get bored i'm gonna flash it.. thanks for the info
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Stephen88:
guys a new ics rom from italy xwlp7 come on :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andrei_me:
it's up to jkay and his mods. after only
[Galaxy S II Android Development] usmanhaider101:
Im on it.. But *uckin slow.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] skimminstones:
when you stop touching yourself at night

now read the damn thread
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
The best answer in this thread!

STOP ASKING FOR ETA's! IT'S DONE WHEN IT'S DONE!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sduford:
To be clear, it won't be an ICS version of CheckROM, but a CheckROM version of ICS, big difference....

Like everyone else, the CheckROM developers just modify other ROMs, in this case, Samsung's.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] therion21:
I m using wanamlite.... I soooo much miss jkay mods. I m convinced now that those mods are a must.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sduford:
Unless you switch to an AOKP ROM, then they are not needed.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Stephen88:
:eek:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stark_br:
:D