yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JcMatos:
Não tem suporte oficial para português-BR nestas roms porque são baseadas em roms oficiais para Europa. O que você pode fazer é usar o app Morelocale2 para mudar o idioma para BR na opção custom locale, mas vai ficar uma mistura de BR e PT.

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There is no offical support for Portuguese-BR on these roms (as they are releases for Europe). What you can do is use morelocale2 to change the language to portuguese-BR in custom locale (there will be some mixed words of portuguese BR and PT).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mirdones:
JcMatos, do you have the original rom from TIM, or do you know where can I get it?

I wiped mine without doing a backup.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jamesyb0i:
This rom or the ICS theme is troubling me, USB won't work anymore on my windows 7 laptop. tried all sorts of things, time to go back to villainrom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JcMatos:
You can find it on Samfirmware.com or on this thread Official i9100 Firmwares (I think it is the ZTO version) (didn't make a backup of TIM oficial firmware either!):rolleyes: .
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
I do acknowledge that there appears to be some type of problem with the ICS theme as many people have said, i even tried flashing it using an earlier version of Siyah kernel and was getting the same bootloops, but to be honest it's just a theme and i can live without it, a stable and fast ROM is the most important thing.

Anyway im pleased the moaning and *****ing looks to have calmed a little hopefully we wont have tom ensure this nonsense again.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mredfern79:
Flash a cf root kernel through odin and it will boot and change csc too.

Sent from my Galaxy S2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dtekkt:
See, if you click on the link in the kitchen you will come to my tread and there I clearly give credits to him
[Galaxy S II Android Development] android_888:
Good..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ilVinz:
...again...Jonny there are NO PROBLEMS with Vertumus ICS theme...I'm on Checkrom V2 + DK kernel and I had no bootloops no issues nor any fc...that is why till now I can state 3 things :

1) This Rom is great

2) DK kernel is great considering that is in his first release

3) Vertumus ICS theme is absolutely awesome

I do not think I'm a lucky guy because everything seems to work fine...I think that maybe (I said maybe so do not flame me) most of prob reported with Rom kernel and theme may have been due to something ppl doing wrong in flashing things...and because ppl are too lazy to read and understand before do (and then of course blame everything)

Jonny not referring to you...just my experience and thought reading the river of posts in this thread

Inviato dal mio GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] abb_84:
Why all this complains about almost everything? Where is Leo, what should I do with my battery drain, my battery icon has a different blue color then I expected etc.

I love to flash Rom, change the appearance of my phone and make it more the way I like it. Some days I just love how slow the battery drains, and other time it drains faster. But Thats normal and I have to live with it.

I check for new stuff to flash, and eager awaiting for Leo to come up with something new for me to play with. There is other roms and different mods to flash but with same problem. If it is some day without any new stuff or response from the dev the tread is filled with complains.

Just enjoy the phone and wait if you like something new, it will come :-)

Sorry just needed to get my opinion out

Sent from Norway.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pappschlumpf:
Right, there's definitly no problem with verts theme. You just have to be clean of other themes with flashing restore theme. By the way, it's the same with monkey themes! And it's not kernel related. I'm on siyah 2.1.1 and flashed ics five times, because of some personal mods. Just reflash rom or restore theme before flashing ics!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alexpiri:
I hope with increased battery!! DK kernel?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
No problems mate i too am sick of all the moaning and *****ing on here, as regards the ICS theme ive no idea why so many people are having trouble with it, i have tried 3 times with different kernels and still bootloops so ive no idea what's going on there ive never had that much trouble with a theme before but it doesn't bother me as i said i can live without a theme, the ROM itself is the most important part and that is running absolutely fine. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] android_888:
Stock battery (1650 mAh), with Dark Knight kernel.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] brack11:
+ + + 1

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dougalls:
Same happened to me. I had to reflash a stock firmware using Odin, root, flash checkrom, flash speedmod kernel, then change csc. Search this thread for csc.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alexpiri:
Rom 2.0 or 1.0??! I have many difficulties to arrive to 5 hour screen on with DK and check 2.0 after 1 day usage like you
[Galaxy S II Android Development] android_888:
ROM 2.0. :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alexpiri:
WT!!!!!!!!!! same configuration,, i hate you :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AllanJacques:
I'm getting some trouble when trying to run themes with 2.0, it works flawlessly but whenever I install any themes it hangs at boot, getting really hot while hanged, or gets a boot loop.

It happens with every theme, any ideas why and how to solve this?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Dx9:
I am getting some pretty good battery life with Siyah 2.1.1

I don't think I have ever gotten even close to a day before. Screen Time is 3.5 hrs
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ilVinz:
...what is the kernel you are running mate ? ...if it's the default coming with the Rom (hellcat) try to change with DK kernel or speedmode or CFroot and try again to set a theme...I suggest you to download from the kitchen but to flash from CWM after wipe cache and dalvik...NANDROID BACKUP first

Inviato dal mio GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mredfern79:
The problem changing csc is caused by cwm 5.

If there is a next time the simple solution is flash a kernel using cwm 4

Sent from my Galaxy S2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Noed:
Let's be constructive, what this ROM needs?

1. A new version rebased on XWKJ2, let's forget the problems with CRR 2.0 and try a new CRR 2.1 like

2. If you're not keeping Siyah-DK edition updated, please give up on it

3. The Kernel that comes with the ROM must be compatible with the Kitchen (forget about Hellcat Kernel, get a stable working Kernel with working CWM 5 like Siyah 2.1.1, or latest Speedmod or even plain CF-Root, whatever... the business here is making a ROM, not promoting a Kernel)

4. A kitchen cleanup, there's rotten food and rats all around :) Remove old Kernels, remove themes that reportedly crashed with the ROM (let people go to the Theme thread if they really want it, and ask question there if it crashes, not here)

5. Put in the kitchen only good stuff, don't let people complain the kitchen is broken because what it installed is what is really broken

I just hope it helps...

I'm not "demanding" it... I just think everybody would be happier and we would get less repetitive questions.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andrei_me:
this is what i got with speedmod 13. testing siyah 2.1.1
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aroutis:
Right now , speedmod is the kernel of choice for me.

As for the ROM in itself, it works just fine for me. Kitchen could do with a bit of cleanup , admittedly, but I hardly consider this to be a problem.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] r-jansen:
Checkrom backgrounds

Hi guys,

I really like some of the Checkrom backgrounds. I can change the background from within the menu (I really like the Battlefield 3 background).

Do these background exist as files somewhere?

I would like to use one of the Checkrom Backgrounds as a background for the lock screen. I can only browse for files here, and not select Checkrom Backgrounds, but I cannot find the files on the internal storage.

Greetings to you all,

Ray
[Galaxy S II Android Development] khein:
When I'm having problems to a certain rom, I usually try other roms. That way if the the new rom was worse than my previous, I'll return to the previous and won't really ***** about it anymore. :P

I hope leomar can also do his magic on this rom. I'm currently back to my leomar 2.7.1 backup, and loved it even more after trying this and several other roms. As that is still be best rom I've used so far.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] massimilianonball:
Hy guys i'd like to share a working solution for the problem of the jkay shortcut on the lock screen that won't work.

Obviously i've tried first to reset the theme settings configuration but without success..

This is the only working solution for me:

1. download the last version of the delux settings:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1154278

2. reset the installed version of the delux settings

3. reboot the phone

4. uninstall the app

5. remove the jkay folder in /data/data/

6. install the jkay delux settings that you have download

7. reboot the phone

Now all six shortcut on the lock screen works :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lownita:
I am loosing 3% battery per hour idle, wifi and 3g turned on, kernel speedmod 2-15. I don't see any wakelogs on betterbatterystats, I am giving up. No idea how that is possible.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andrei_me:
i seem to be losing about 1% per hours with wifi off. tried different kernel. don;t know if it's a rom issue.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tbong777:
I'm running min updates of 3 Gmail accounts, FB twitter, 4 lines of Pulse, Yahoo Sports updates every 30 minutes, Listen to music 45 minutes a day on my commute. Data always on whether wifi or 3G I don't ration my use and rarely need the extra battery I carry. I see no sense in having such a powerful device and not using it or worrying about battery life when there are so many options to take that issue off the table. These 3 day statistics are worthless if the device is idle. If I didn't use my phone I could get days as well. People panic because they are using 5% in an hour on idle. :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] RobinRichard:
2 days is great!

That's great. I thought Siyah 2.1.1 has the best battery life. But you proved me wrong. Do test the Siyah kernel on your device. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wizard83:
Does anyone have problems with send or receive mms? No problem with stock rom, but with checkrom I can't. My apn is ok, but I noticed that is also impossible to edit apn parameters.

Inviato dal mio Transformer TF101 usando Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tbong777:
Turn your phone off......"Problem" solved
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
Good question , i was having trouble before CheckRom merged with Revolution but i haven't sent or received an MMS since then so im not sure.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Duracell1:
Hello How to enable bootsound in this rom gr Duracell
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
mate i agree with you..what is the point in having a super smartphone if most of the features that you bought the phone for are going to be switched off...:) i have wifi on data and basically everything and with a day usage i can get a good 5 hours screen on time on average..people who go on for 3 -4 days i bet the min they would get is 2-3
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lownita:
Wifi is draining a lot of battery, without it I only loose 1% instead of 3% per hour ;P
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hamkeng:
Wifi battery drain

The same thing for me when I'm at home. I have a D-Link router. I've read somewhere that some d-link wireless routers suffers from what they call "dirty network", and this seems to drain the battery more than normal. Some have reported that upgrading the routers firmware seems to resolve the problem. I have not tried that yet.

When I'm at work however, we have a different type of wireless router, and there I've never seem to have this issue. More or less the same drain whether I'm on Wi-fi or 3G

Some info here.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tbong777:
I am completely baffled by battery issues when there aren't any. I USE the phone. I could not care less about battery life. Where I live and work we have electricity. :D I am beginning to think getting the best battery life is a "hobby" for some and bears no resemblance to actually using the device as intended to it's fullest potential...Something you cannot do with iPhone because you need either a tether to a charge or a bulky addon battery.

People are funny. They buy a device that does a lot and limit their use to get a couple days of battery life and then having a very is very slim device with Gorilla glass that is nearly impossible to scratch and smooth and wrap the phone in bulky cases and use screen protectors that diminish the look and feel to protect a phone they may have for a year and a half before buying the next one. Yeah when people sell their devices they may get $50 more than one with a few blemishes but in some cases, they paid far more than that in cases and $20 screen "protectors".
[Galaxy S II Android Development] beston94:
....Thank you. These people want 3 days battery life? What the hell are you going to do with that???? This is my day: Charge in the morning and go college come back at 4 and 60% left go to footy practice 30% left, i come home at 8pm and there is 15% left and i sleep and in the morning i have 10-12% left and i repeat the whole cycle over and over and over and..etc.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wali01x:
hey guys after trying v2.0 :eek: from robot movie haha after trying this version i went back to 1.0 ::eek: another robot movie thing haha well 1.0 is much better even on stock because i don't see no battery drain even on stock vs 2.0 draining batt. on standby.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tbong777:
Create a sound you want as a wave file then rename to PowerOn.wav and drop it in your system/etc
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hamkeng:
I agree.

I use my phone for business, so an average battery time of 12 to 13 hours with two mail accounts and one exchange syncing with push and 3 to 4 hour call time, is good enough for me :) In the weekends it will easy last all day.

Some of my colleges at work (with stock rom), needs to charge their Galaxy S II soon after lunch :D

It's only these differences in wi-fi drain that bugs me a little.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] uppon2:
lol hmmmmmmmm *sigh* Read in between the lines man :)

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That's easy to say for people that are coming from Cognition and CheckROM mate. Leo's previous ROMs crap all over the last 2 releases. Either Leo is not the main contributor to this ROM anymore or the last 2 releases are the worst 2 releases he has a part in over the last few months

I am not slamming Gadgetcheck or anybody else in the team. I am just pointing out facts. I have 4 SGS 2s in my possession right now and I have tried it on all 4 and with the same result. This ROM has not been as good as Revolution used to be since the merger. It's not rocket science considering plenty of people are whinging and complaining about it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hamkeng:
:D Careful uppon2 ! Johny68 will come after your ass. Mine still hurt ;)

Lets calm down and see where this is going. No need to provoke too much. :)

But i know exactly how you feel.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] uppon2:
I am not keen on another man coming after my ass :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pet_wenig:
The jig is working with the old bootloader. Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
and i thought the guys in batista thread with their baby ninja droids, sexy boobs and old japanese perverts were bad..you guys beat that hands down:D you guys got to stop making me chuckle so much:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
That is your opinion my friend and your entitled to it, for me this ROM is absolutely fine,absolutely nothing whatsoever wrong with it you think Revolution was better that's your opinion and that's fine, some of the "issues" people are moaning about (with the exception of kitchen pro FC and that problem was fixed) you can find the answers by searching the forum, instead this thread has descended into a farce with people moaning and *****ing in all my time on XDA ive never come across it and it's not very pleasant reading, perhaps this "merger" wasn't a good idea in retrospect because there certainly was none of this *****ing and moaning when it was just Check Rom,the same questions are being asked time and time and time again and most of the answers are already there especially the battery life issue, the simple facts are if someone is having bad battery life they need to investigate how this is because if many others using this ROM,myself included get good battery life then it's not the ROM that is the problem it's something else, also as some people have mentioned some people expect too much when it comes to battery life, if you get a full day usage then you do well,remember this is a smartphone not an old Nokia and it drains battery a lot faster, i think some people forget this!!

I'm not having a go at you mate but it's not pleasant reading this thread the same rubbish day in,day out, "where is Leo, is he coming back" for christs sake the man has a life and it's already been stated he is away on holiday,you would think he is the messiah the way some people are begging for him to post on here:eek:

Here's hoping the moaning and *****ing stops.:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Noed:
I have high battery drain on wifi since 1st day I bought SGS2. I get weak wifi signal everywhere, friends with other phones always have signal better than me (iphone, atrix, milestone).

I know a lot of people will try to kill me, but I started using JuiceDefender. It turns on my Wi-fi every 15min, and double my battery life.

PS: don't blame JuiceDefender if you didn't understand its settings very well... and please don't install it if you believe the default profile without any config will do miracles.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AllanJacques:
I tried to change kernel to DK and now themes work! Thanks a lot!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] d3xophen:
kitchen pro application still dosent work though i tried everyway.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
I binned Juice Defender after buying it, tried numerous differnet set ups with it but every time JD was still by far and away the biggest wakelock in BetterBatteryStats, if you ask over on that thread (them guys know their stuff when it comes to battery life) they will tell you to bin it,since i did im saving much more battery.

BTW i used to be a big fan of JD as i said i even purchased it in the market but you live and learn as it were:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Jonny i self proclaim you SuperMod of this thread...If you see someone *****ing "go for there ass"my boy..:p

JD is a juice drainer so my opinion is best to just use the task manager and if you want to make your wifi sleep when you are not using it just go into settings-wifi and network click on wifi settings press menu choose advance and were it says wifi sleep policy choose wifi deep policy when screen turns off choose that come out and reboot and then you will have some savings on your battery then from wifi...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
it's working fine with me :confused:

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haha ive no interest if any of that mate i just tell it as it is, im an easy going guy and i get on with most people i just don't like the way this thread has gone,i don't mean to make enemies of anyone :)

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BTW Matriak you've racked up some serious amounts of posts in 2 months since you've joined XDA i just noticed :D:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
i know mate im only just having a laugh..since this thread can do with it to be honest..:) anyway Monday tomorrow so you never know what the new week might bring:)

EDIT:i know...should call myself xdadevelopers senior junkie instead of senior member.:D

seriously though 2 months and i have learn so much is unbelievable....but anyway trying to cut down now as starting a new job soon so you barely get to see me(i know some people might say thank god):D but i can say in these two months i helped quite enough people which makes me feel good about myself for achieving what i have in the short space being here
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
Good luck in your new job man, yeah you do learn a lot on XDA i hadn't the first clue about smartphones when i joined in March 2010 now id consider myself somewhat of an expert (not in development terms just in general) :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] beston94:
Justin bieber is a little ******...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
ran out of thanks but thank you mate and just like you im the same when it comes to android i have learned quite a few things...:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Noed:
I don't want my wi-fi turned off all the time, I want my wi-fi to turn on every 15min, so it will check my emails, twitter, rss, FB, instant messaging, what's up messenger and other stuff... just like JuiceDefender is doing for me.

This is not the place to discuss JD, I'm just saying that for me it does help a lot, been testing it for a few months and will keep it. If you use it wrong, JD will consume more battery, so please, don't use it and complain with me.

Of course JD will cause wakelocks, every 15min it will keep at least 30s of connections running, that is expected. Still, I get 90% deepsleep with screen off, and when I turn my screen on I don't have to wait everything to synch (and use battery of course, the same way JD does).

One happy scenario... sometimes I leave home and start reading cached RSS offline. I know all I want to read will be already there with me, and I don't need to download everything in 3G, which is much slower and consumes more battery.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] beston94:
any help? please....he's killing music everywhere...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Now i know why this thread is a *****fest is because people can not read properly posts that people are leaving..So here i go.

One i did not moan or complain about JD. I just gave my personal opinion about it. If people find it better for themselves then good, if people do not like it then so be it..Just as much as you have a right to say things on the thread so do i but i try and do it in a way that i do not offend anyone. Not saying that you have specifically but from reading over the last few days it seems there is a lot of dimwits on here saying all kinda crap.:)

Second if you read carefully your wifi will not be turned off all the time by trying the method i just gave...It simply goes into sleep when your phone does as well..So if you use your phone for an hour by browsing on wifi say and you go to bed and just turn the screen off your wifi will do the same. When you wake up during the night say and want to browse, when you hit the home button or power button to wake the phone the wifi wakes also....

So to recap by doing that guide it DOES NOT TURN YOUR WIFI OFF.:D And it actually boosts your battery by 15%..I know it did for me ever since i started doing it.Anyway have a good night or day wereva you are from.:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mredfern79:
Try a different modem ;)

Sent from my Galaxy S2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Noed:
Quote myself...

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Sure you can read?

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Exactly what I don't want.