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[Galaxy S II Android Development] MysticKing32:
Hey guys. I installed version 5 and lost root for some reason. I downloaded superuser from the market but the same thing happened. Anyone got any ideas. Ps. I flashed on top of version 4 and when that didn't work i did a fresh install
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andreiss:
Any solution for voice supression as conserning the other person hearing him self and not yourself??

Thank you
[Galaxy S II Android Development] UpInTheAir:
Try flash this Superuser-3.0.7-efghi-signed.zip in CWM recovery.

http://db.tt/Gt2BUImX
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kobakis:
try to install new kernel
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MysticKing32:
Ok ill try that
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MysticKing32:
Thanks bro worked like a charm
[Galaxy S II Android Development] HJ nan:
I ve been using Checkrom V4. It's an excellent rom imho. Is there any way to increase the number of recent applications when I hold the home button. Now I see only 6 i would like to have 8 like in some cyanogenmod roms...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mahdibassam:
hey guys,

The auto brightness is way too low for me, especally at night, it goes down to 1% i think!

any way to turn it up a little bit?

thanks

P.S. There is a separate icon in my status bar for sound profile. so when i set it on silent i get two icons on the status bar, any way to remove that as well?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ole12:
If you're using v4 with jkay, I think there is a brightness adjustment setting there.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rauschkugl:
You can set an option in jkay to remove the vibrate icon in the statusbar. Don't know if you use v4 or v5, v5 has no jkay support until now.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] thegr8anand:
Hi guys,

I haven't changed rom since Cognition and think its time to update. I have downloaded v5 and wanted to ask if this is a no-wipe as well. I know I should clean install but its a pain to reinstall everything.

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GadgetCheck:
Here is another look at kitchen pro v2! Just a few features shown here atm!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Beefheart:
Looks very nice.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wizard83:
I think that will be the best kitchen ever! Congrats to Leo and GadhetCheck!!!

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] rauschkugl:
Especially when you are coming from an old rom a fresh install is a must. You will only have problems if you don't wipe.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shamms:
Hi GC,

why csc is showing unknown?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] polys_a:
Hello

Just flashed v4 with DN kernel.

First custom tom on my SGSII and love it.

Had some boot loops after installing different themes from kitchen app but a re-flash fix that.

Also download always fails for Samsung Voice to go.

Keep the good work

Chears
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KennyLegend:
Apparently this is to do with noisy AC power. i believe using a ferrite filter will help.

alternatively,

1. install touchscreentune app and set BLEN to 3 or...

2. try any kernel that has vitallij's touch screen sensitivity fix.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Raziel2k6:
I just spent the last month experimenting with flashing different ROM's and kernels again, after being stable and happy since last October with v1.0 of Leo's and Check's CheckROM Revolution ROM.

First I want to say that back in October I had decided to settle for v1.0 after trying v2.0 and finding that v1.0 was less battery hungry while giving me (to the naked eye) roughly the same performance.

I have not tested so many ROM's up to that point, I was coming from Leomar Revolution ROM 2.6, then 2.7.1 (awesome ROM's). I liked CheckROM v1.0 right away, and battery / performance was on par with where I was coming from, and Android version more up to date.

I tested pretty much every Kernel available at that time, and settled for CF-Root, since I found my phone liked that one the most. I was getting best battery life with that combo (CheckRom v1.0 / CF-Root [default]). When I tried v2.0 back then (with all kernels possible) I found that there was a noticeable difference in battery usage, and this is after letting the ROM and kernel settle in after calibrating battery for a couple cycles. The way I gage this is after full charge I unplug and leave idle overnight. Wifi/Data on, 3 Exchange accounts set to push. Regardless, the setup is always the same, so it shouldn't affect anything. On v1.0 I am always losing 4% battery for 8 hours idle, so I wake up to 96% battery left. On v2.0 the loss for the same period was constantly 6% and I would wake up to 94%. Again, same performance with both versions.

Last month I was bored and wanted to see if newer updates would be any better.

I tried CheckRom v4 and a bunch of kernels (Siyah, Dark Knight, Niphetamine, Void echo, Speedmod, The Walking Dead and N.E.A.K). What I found after several weeks of testing is that v4 is even more power hungry... much more, although I thought it performed slightly better that v1.0 or v2.0... smoother. On my phone and with my setup, on v4 I found that N.E.A.K kernel was by far offering the best performance, and also surprisingly would do so while consuming less power than others. But still, I was losing 9 or 10% battery life in the same 8 hours idle testing period. I am very confident that these results are very accurate with the way I have my device setup.

In the end I decided to rollback to v1.0, however this was not a total loss of time, since I also tested N.E.A.K on v1.0 after the great results I found with it on v4, and WOW! v1.0 feels a lot smoother and snappier now with this kernel, and it is giving me even better battery life than my previous setup with CF-Root. Now with this new setup (CheckRom v1.0 / N.E.A.K.) I wake up to 97 sometimes even 98% after the usual 8 hours idling period.

LOVING IT!

Just wanted to share this with the community :D

Raz
[Galaxy S II Android Development] maxiordoqui:
Thanks you for your fantastic ROM to all the CheckROM development TEAM is the more clean, simple and functional i tried so far.. I added your banner inmy signature.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KennyLegend:
u should use ur phone :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sckank:
Guys, I am been looking for a rom for my new phone. Damn it's a jungle! I want something thats responsiv, looking good but also is stable. Where should I start? Please help :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tendan:
Welcome to checkrom then :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aitkja:
OTG no longer supported on my device

Hey everyone

I have a specific problem on my S2.

Ever since I installed Maui Rom on my S2 I have not been able to get the phone to recognized that an OTG cable has been plugged in. I since installed checkrom v4 and that's when I knew it was serious as the problem was still there. In desperation I have now installed its native rom and kernel with still no success. There is absolutely no indication on the device that the cable is even connected. Yesterday I tried a original Samsung OTG adapter in the cellphone store and still got the same result. The standard data cable to the PC works 100% though.

Anyone get and experience with this or solutions for my problem?

Really don't want to send it off to Samsung for weeks!!

Regards James
[Galaxy S II Android Development] typhex:
Which baseband is recommended to use with this ROM? ATM I got xxki4

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] mahdibassam:
hey guys,

Is there any way to remove the jkay lock screen and get back the Default samsung lockscreen on v4?

thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sckank:
Well thanks! :D Hope this one rocks my socks off ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KeesStolk:
The KI4 is solid and good modem, but for me, the Kl1 the better.

You just have to try which one is the better for you:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1277593
[Galaxy S II Android Development] InnAl:
In Deluxe app you could set the lock screen to JKay Glass Deluxe instead of AOSP Deluxe so you would be close to the original one.

Or delete the app to be 100% original sammy but you would lose a lot of really great features.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] HJ nan:
Is there any way to increase the number of recent applications when I hold the home button. Now I see only 6 i would like to have 8 like in some cyanogenmod roms...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] maxiordoqui:
CheckROM v4 rocks! I didn't try XILA 2 based (v5) but v4 is very stable, fast and good.. you can download themes, the most of them are compatible.. I RECOMMEND to flash through CWM the N.E.A.K kernel 1.3.2x SUPER PERFOMANCE, stable.. BEST combination i tried so far.. My suggestion.. FULL WIPE before flashin.. DATA, CACHE and dalvik. All of them, also wipe battery stats and fix permissions in advanced cwm menu.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adamski123:
Hey guys, just flashed this rom, wondering what you guys think is the best kernel for speed and battery life?

thanks

Adam :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dica:
Siyah or speed mode

Nooo
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ykchow11:
Please make ICS custom rom now. It's a little bit boring that no new rom to play from Leomar.

Using XXLP6 now.

Thank you.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alexpiri:
I prefear speedmod or phenomenal (it's speedmod based + undervolt more battery friendly)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Honusnap:
Well ... XXLPB is out .. ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] c0x91:
Checkrom 4 + ICS domination + Phenomenal = Best combination
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ddrmama:
Hi! I am going to install this ROM and actually I have UltratoxicRom... Where is the wipe version of the installation? I only see the link of one version and is no-wipe.

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nick281051:
Just wipe in recovery
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dica:
U have to do it manually, from recovery wipe cash, dalvik and data then install the rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ddrmama:
I did it! What kernel you recommended me to best performance/battery life?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adamski123:
Haha thats the same question i asked about 4 posts above mate ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adamski123:
Where did u get the phenomenal rom from? Thats not on my kitchen and im running checkrom revohd v4 :L
[Galaxy S II Android Development] barondebxl:
Siyah kernel 2.6.11 without a doubt, you will be amazed about the fantastic battery life
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andrei_me:
just search it. and flash it manually.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ddrmama:
Thanks for your answer but this kernel isn´t in Kitchen app, isn´t it? Where I can download and how to install with this rom.

I have a problem. I have installed the rom without any problem. Now I have installed a theme and after that I want to install another theme from kitchen, so I have selected it, and download but when I try to install it the recovery mode shut down very quickly and the new theme isn´t installing.

What happens? Why I can´try another theme?

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andrei_me:
search it on xda and flash manually.

get the theme restore, and flash it when you want to change themes.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] barondebxl:
siyah 2.6.11 isn't in the kitchen because the kitchen hasn't been updated yet so just look for the siyah it under the galaxy s 2 original android development section and flash it through recovery. As far as the theme goes install the theme restore package then go back and install whatever theme you wanna install and you should be good to go.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KennyLegend:
not bad so far ....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JmPTaz09:
This doesn't tell us much without showing the main graph with info such as how many hours you've been off charger and if u had any periods of charging mixed in.

If this is after 10 hours of use or so, this is great. If this is after 5 hours, then it's not as good...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KennyLegend:
screen on time is the biggest drainer on the S2 dude.... anything over 5 hours is considered very good. I'm headed for 5. it doesn't really matter how much up time u have to some degree...

ie...i could easily have 3 days + up time with about 2 hours screen time or 12-16 hours up time with over 5 hours screentime. basically its saying I'm getting good efficiency. its also showing i actually make use of my phone ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KennyLegend:
especially for you jmptaz09 :D

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] JmPTaz09:
See; now I can say "pretty damn good battery life!" :)

I'm currently at 10 hr 35 min on, 45 min screen on, 1 hr 37 min of music and I'm at 77% (that's as much screen on time I could sneak in at work ;)

This phone's battery can last very long with the proper setup!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CamoGeko:
Fairly easy to achieve. ;)

Sent from Origin Unknown.......
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KennyLegend:
haha im around here long enough not to leave myself open for all kinds of flaming

@ geko

absolutely mate...i can achieve this on most roms and kernels. its not hard (as i know u know exactly what I'm talking about).

it actually amazes me the amount of people that are astonished with 5 hours plus screen time..

heres.what I'm trying out at the moment

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] CamoGeko:
@Kenny

Yes mate, it's all about being smart and of course.... read read read. Till your eyes get sore.

Sent from Origin Unknown.......
[Galaxy S II Android Development] azulgranas:
Battery

Hey, For People talking about battery life, have a look at my achievement :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] darkneill:
Yesterday really put my sgs2 to stress (ROM v4 , speedmod latest kernel 20) install 200 games move them all to sd. Device memory left 400mb.

The phone keep restart hehe. can anyone advise on the problem?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] canadianrider:
Just wondering why when I try and update Facebook it says that this app isn't compatible with my device?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rauschkugl:
Did you change the dpi. If yes you have to go back to 240 for the market to work.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] ddrmama:
Thanks for the information. I will do it! siyah 2.6.11 has a good battery life but what about performance/speed? I supousse that very well but if this kernel does the battery life longer I don´t know if this is decreasing the speed (is only a question, no an afirmation ;) )

This afternoon I will prove to restore themes and install a new one... I will report the success!

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Very good performance and stability with siyah. Link in my sig.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andrei_me:
these are good results.

for me it depends, at work i don't have time to stay on it, so my screen time is low, but it lasts me 3 days :)). and in the weekend when i have time, i get about 8h screen time on a charge, so very good indeed. :)

and you have a good setup there. :)) i got the v4 and k2-19.:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nsumner:
V5 rocking here

I had v4 for a while. It is by far the best ROM I have tried thus far (and I've used at least a dozen or so (some for only a day or two some for months). The Kitchen App is also a very nice touch.

At any rate my pet peeve with v4 was that with the new Swype Beta in email if I long pressed backspace to erase the previous word, it instead repeated the word until I crashed email. So I decided to give v5 a try. First thing I did was bake in Hebrew support (RTL support & replace the stock Sammy keyboard). I then fired up email and I can actually use Swype and erase the previous word. For me that simple fix alone makes this a winner:-)

I still have some changes I need to make (gps.conf for Israel, and in a couple programs) but so far this is a winner. Only thing left is to find a modded email.apk for this version that disables security:-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GadgetCheck:
Another look at the features of KitchenV2

Haa what else can u possibly ask for ;)

Thanks all for u support!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] InnAl:
Wow, getting better and better! Impatient to see it launched...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KennyLegend:
you have ur phone set up nicely mate ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marekPLPH:
Actually using suarez7 cindigo with vc set up.. Still under testing but I'm glad I addled about it...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Deniska11:
Im coming from an ICS Rom, i did factory data reset, cleared cache, battery stats and dalvik, flashed the rom, but i still have the ICS Unlock on my lockscreen. The one where i have to drag my finger out of the circle to unlock it. Why would that be? Also, i went on gokhanmoral.com to get siyah, and i get an error when i try to download it. Says the content is not supported. Why would that be? I know it can be done through a USB, problem is, why cant i DL it as opposed to HOW do get it. Thanks

EDIT: -Tried to email it, its attached in the mail, but the download button is not even there like it always was.

- long pressing launches the "select text" option, just like in ICS too.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] silverrum:
Modem

Which modem is good and reliable to use with the CheckROM Revo HD V5....

Thanx
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cytherean:
STOP TEASING us already! :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alexpiri:
It depends on carrier and geographical area. I'm using klp6 and it is very Good in my opinion

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] silverrum:
Thanx Mate will try the klp6 and see how it goes...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] InnAl:
But in your sig there is another modem stated ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alexpiri:
I know... No time for PC, only tapatalk and i forgot to change my signature.. Also kernel is wrong :p

Going to change it now: xxklp6 and speedmod k2-21 controlled via tegrak oc

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] c0x91:
Phenomenal is the Kernel. I'm using the 3.0 version black
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
siyah latest version and my settings you will have nothing but best of both worlds
[Galaxy S II Android Development] frater:
At the moment I'm using the v5 with NEAK kernel 1.3.2. I installed swype from http://beta.swype.com/ and everything is working fine.

Like most of you I'm eager to start with ICS.

ICS-roms are appearing in the other ("non-original") thread but I don't want to hop on another bandwagon yet.

That's why I wait...

Is there a special reason why no ICS appeared just yet from gadgetcheck or is it just taking him more time to get a good ROM out?

Just curious...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KennyLegend:
are u running v5 (xila2)? if so it includes the ics lock screen.

as regards the downloading, its something to do with useragent in the stock browser.

try a different browser like Dolphin HD or Opera. That will work....

yes...the reason is very simple. the ics roms so far have been leaks and not official. when the official stable ics is released, the boyz will be on it ;)

PS...pls read a bit next time. This has been answered lots of times already.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andrei_me:
until there isn;t a good and stable ICS rom, and official. the roms that are out have bugs,
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Two reasons. Althought there are some pretty stable leaks out there(hence why so many in android development) there are no kernel sources out. That is why you do not see any siyah kernel or NEAK kernel out yet for ICS roms. So that tells you not officialy stable yet. And not forgetting the leaks that we been getting are nothing but betas anyway the most.

And regarding XILA2 roms (which for me is the best i have so far) no jkay mode support yet. And as KK5 has been stable why change it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] canadianrider:
already did that and restarted.. no difference.. is there anything else it could be?

anything to do with the csc possibly?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Deniska11:
Thanks for the reply. Yes its the XILA2. I was using the Gmail App, normally it would let me download anything, no matter what the format of the file is. I also have the "Phone" icon from ICS, does it also come stock with the V5? After i install any app it goes to my Homescreen, ICS thing, also part of V5?

Tried a diff browser, worked =)))) Went with Dolphin, its alright. Opera, meeh, i use my phone a lot to log in, and when i enter the username it reloads the page, and it doesnt give me time to enter the password. After the reload my username is gone. Basically a non-ending loop =) MxBrowser was pretty good up until it was draining my battery. At some point it was eating away 200mb of RAM and 56% of CPU. Battery went down 15% in about 15 minutes.

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ro4sho:
any beta of kitchen v2? Can't wait! The kitchen on my phone hasn't shown any updates for a long time, is this normal?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
yes..kitchen has not been updated for a while as they are currently working on updating it to v2..patience my friend
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mahdibassam:
hey guys,

im having a big problem with auto brightness. Especially at night.

It goes all the way down to minimum regardless of what setting i choose in Jkay . It really annoying! this specially happens at night.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Radikaal:
I have had same problem before. When downloading paid apps from "my apps" list. It would juts think and think forever, however searching for the app and downloading that way worked.

btw is dialer themes going to be included in the kitchen again? :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] brack11:
When I open kitchen app, turn the phone horizontally and then click on Galaxy Blue theme or any other, the app crush with fc. Anyone have this issue? The app doesn't work in landscape mode?

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
is the Android OS bug still with hellcats kernel though,that's the main reason i use Siyah.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] King Shady:
Thank you!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
No you guys are brilliant! Sorry about yesterday and my stupidity lol :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] c4Lvin:
Guys I'm having a big problem. I was running 2.7.1 then updated to Revolution HD 1.0. But then I tried to follow that youtube video of removing the darn yellow triangle and now I lost my CWR i think! It boots fine into Android but not the orange CWR anymore! Any clue how to reflash it!!!??? Sorry but I don't flash as much anymore nowadays so I forgot some steps :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
you beat me to it mate, some people either post without looking or need to go to specsavers:eek:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GadgetCheck:
Franky aos bug dosent bother me. 17- 20% thats normal
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Anfieldshankly:
Here you go!!

The sudden drop must have been when I woke up and checked me phone!!

Thanx :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] budi5555:
in page one, i saw if we from another rom we should install wipe version... but i cannot see wipe version? can help me?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
it's virtually non existent though wioth Siyah which is why i use it and i doubt ill use another kernel until such time they fix the AOS bug.:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kobakis:
i installed fugutweaks and after reboot my phone has totally apps fc! cfn even reboot it... what is that?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buxz777:
just use cwm to wipe data , wipe cache , wipe dalvik , then flash rom

make sure you back up 1st :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ringrover:
What i should have if i do *#*#1234#*#*

i have :

P:xxki4

phone:xxki1

csc:xaki4

is this normal????
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mdbde:
I have only the radio different. It's ki4. It came with the rom