yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LeoMar75:
Ok here is a update me and gc are hard at work..

And now we are holding back till Jkay....

So remember only after jkay has actually relesed his ics mods there will be a v7.

So wate it out till then.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] khein:
Thanks for the update, though I hope you'll also place this on post#1 then update the thread topic name to

"

[ROM][XWLA4][xxx ##] CheckROM RevoHD™ V6 | Kitchen Pro v2.4 a Masterpiece again! -

ICS info in post#1

" so that the thread won't be spammed every once in a while regarding queries on ICS. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stormtroopercs:
//grammar nazi// its "wait". Can't wait for v7! Only reason I'm using cm9 is because its not out :D

Edit: its also "released" :D :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sageman70:
Or use this app without the need for the old boot loader.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1494114
[Galaxy S II Android Development] norpan111:
It's*
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stormtroopercs:
Son of a... ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wizard83:
Ahah, you win! :p

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] str0ppy:
Great contribution.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] maranello69:
tru dat, i didn't even tried to flash it for a test, no need, i saw a bunch of clips and screens, nothing to blow my mind

will wait patiently for jkay and the CheckRom team to do their magic :)

p.s. - just flashed CRv6 on my wife's phone, she's coming from a stock 2.3.4, so you can imagine how happy she is with her S2 now :D

keep up the great work guys, you really have the best rom out there!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
Take as long as you need folks to ensure perfection, V6.0 still running absolutely fine :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] technod:
the best rom i ever used tried 8 9 ics 4.0.1 but again back to checkrom luvn it.....hope u guys release checkrom ICS soon guudluck :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alcurtis93:
Obviously never tried anything like cm9 or hydrog3n or slim ics. The speed is unrivalled by any gingerbread rom.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KennyLegend:
U tried 8 9 ics roms?

Wow !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Anyone know what program is this:

This sh*t takes 6% of my battery every 10 minutes :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Please help :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] joezy07:
Have you tried to restart your phone ?

Maybe that'll help, but I don't know what's keeping your phone awake.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] viva.fidel:
Have you installed the fancy screen rotation mod?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] maranello69:
here's a useful post for you mate: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=24265083&postcount=4060
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Actually reboot fixed it! Thanks ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wolper13:
i have a quick question.

example i have downloaded angry bird from the market about 25MB. after auto installing the file, where does the installer stored? can't seem to find it. did the installer got deleted?

thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] XDA mark:
If the installer didn't get deleted (or hidden) everybody would share apk files with their friends :P Dont know why you ask this but I can't think of a (legal) reason haha ;)

As far as i know, you can't get that installer file.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andrei_me:
you can;t get it legally :))
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chrisnkazz:
It should be stored in data/app obviously you need a root explorer
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wolper13:
nothing illegal intended, just wondering if it will get deleted. if it gets deleted then good cause i just don't want the installers eating my memory that does nothing, especially i have just downloaded a lot of games from the market.

thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jim-bo:
The "installer" that downloads from the market is the APK file, no more, no less. It will be found in the /data/app folder on your phone.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chrisnkazz:
But if you delete it you also delete the game
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wolper13:
i have just checked my data/app folder, and yup some of them are in there but some are not.

if the data/app folder consists of the installer files is it safe to delete whats inside the data/app folder now the i have installed the game?

thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chrisnkazz:
See post just above
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Netskyliner:
Jkay last post "I think I will jump to xxlps!"

Checkrom ICS will be xxlps??

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Denebola79:
Why illegal...? Maybe he need the apk file to make a backup of his favorite programs without using any other backup programs(titanium,ecc)... and also to have them in offline mode without internet connection. To answer to the user that ask the question, yes it is possible to save the apk, but to be in legal u have to use the files only for u so without sharing them, try to use root uninstaller the free version, the program save in automatic all the apk files u download from the market

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] _Sofos_:
Nice to know even tho V6 still behaves excellent so it makes waiting for your rom and jKay much much easier.

I was wondering tho, are there going to be any compatible mods in your kitchen after we get the update?

I am not talking about themes and mods that need jKay files to work, i'm talking about some of your previous mods like voice recording etc.

Or are there any plans for new mods for people that preffered the old phone and contacts Gb style for example.

Thank you in advance and once again Congrats for everything you've done so far.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jim-bo:
No, it definitely isn't safe to delete files from /data/app.

The files in there are not installers, they are the applications. Deleting the files from there is just a dirty way of uninstalling the apps.

Android does not have a concept of an installer file, in general (though there are a (very) few apps out there where the main apk is just a downloader for an additional set of apks, and you could call those installers). With android, there is no installation needed, just initialisation at reboot or app startup, and the init code is all part of the app.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alvin.durant:
I did installed fancy rotation animation. any problem with that mod?? :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] luke05dee:
I'm so looking forward to the ICS version of this rom, this with SiyahKernel will be perfect. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MatangaChanga:
www.checkrom.com not loading

Hi, www.checkrom.com not loading, anyone having the same issue?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xfighter11:
It's the same for me. I hope this is a good sign...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] luizlee86:
Same here.

Let me ask you guys a question... it´s just a question, curiosity, I don´t understand much about development (I mean, I don´t understand nothing at all :p).

But what´s the relation about CRR and JKay? I mean, if they want to make CRR compatible with JKay, they MUST wait JKay release Deluxe Settings? Couldn't they "just" release CRR and then we install JKay?

One more time, since everybody is tired of people asking about ICS, it's an innocent question. :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Wezi:
It's an image thing. Checkrom will be made up of different components and one of them is Jkay mods.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] XDA mark:
I guess the CheckROM team (and most users of CheckROM) like Jkay's work. They could release their v7 rom without Jkay, off course. But I guess they wan't to deliver a complete and "as good as possible" rom from the start.

What I did is go from CheckROM V6 to "NEAT Rom" (In Android development, not original). It's a simple ROM based on LP3. I didn't have to wipe data when moving from Check v6 to this ICS ROM, so it was cool to check it out :D Have been using it since 3 days, it's pretty stable and ICS itself offcourse is very nice. Battery life isn't as good for me as on Gingerbread, but it isn't very bad either. I get through each day without problems :)

With Siyah, Speedmod and NEAK releasing ICS kernels it's just so fun to be on ICS atm :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BoostedSR20:
Trying to get the ROM to flash for a friend, but checkrom.com is not responding. Are they hosted anywhere else?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Simuur:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/checkrom/files/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BoostedSR20:
Super sweet thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] luizlee86:
Hm.. then JKay is a part of the ROM? Not just an app that you can install later?

Its not just the cheese that you add over the macaroni, it's an ingredient of the macaroni itself?

(ok, horrible metaphor, but it is what came up to my mind..)

I thought it was possible to make a "JKay-compatible ROM" and then just add JKay later..

Thanks for those who answered!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goku80:
Devs can release the rom on it's own without the Jkay mods. But the problem is no Jkay or lidroid mods a rom is basically worthless and not up to the standards of the team. If you notice most of the Sammy ICS roms in development and the batista one come with lidroid mods. Then you will see once Jkay gets released most will be doing updates to their roms.

So to answer your question. No jkay is not part of the rom. But having it in your rom will not only make it a masterpiece but it will be a joy to have. Plus saves the devs work from having to throw in another update. So best wait and have it all in one;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sigurd02:
Haha I definitely wouldn't mind a preview build like V5 again though. The other ICS roms I've tried managed to add various features of Jkay like the 15 notification icons which made them usable for me without Jkay so I wouldn't miss it too much.

Nonetheless this is GC and Leo's rom so I'll live with the decisions they make :).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] metinrecepi:
Hi there,

My Kitchen Pro app is not working.

It keeps saying loading, then the screen appears like in the attached image.

When I press the left-soft key a menu appears but whatever I select it ends up with a Force Close.

I deleted it from Market then re-installed, I wiped data from applications deleted then again reinstalled but didn't work.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] luizlee86:
checkrom.com is offline, maybe it's related..? just give it a time..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LeoMar75:
Our servers will be down for another day. Update to server in progress.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] g3ckospy:
thanks for the quick reply leo, i thought i had some problems with the kitchen since this morning. was worried though. hmmm... nonetheless hopefully checkrom ICS will be out soon, since i overheard from jkay that his doing some works with the latest ICS firmware xxlps.. :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Bigbaddie:
I seem to have problems with CheckROM V6 and NEAK kernel..

When i boot up my phone. it loads my dock, then suddenly screen goes black. Need to hard reset phone when that happens.. sometimes even have to pull battery.

Anyone know why? It is only with NEAK kernel. I'm on redpill right now and it hasnt happened to me .
[Galaxy S II Android Development] norpan111:
If I see the word ics one now time I will snap and install froyo, ics is to mainstream
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CamoGeko:
Hmm... do you use any apps to control voltages and CPU settings?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GLunPy:
Try enter into N.E.A.K. recovery and reset cpu settings..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] beston94:
Is it weird that I'm having some withdrawal symptoms?

...JKAY!!!!!!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Stephen88:
New ICS rom XWLP4!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adz63:
Ics sucks.... gb all the way
[Galaxy S II Android Development] carlos67:
ICS, why all the fuss???

+1, I agree. A finely tuned GB is far superior to a clumsy, buggy ICS.

6 months from now it may be a different story but for now it's GB all the way for me until ICS has been refined, tweaked and modded to within an inch of it's life.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Stephen88:
Ahahahah yes yes believe.... ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alcurtis93:
Na. Use cm9 or an AOKP rom like hydrog3n ics and you will soon change your mind. Use siyah kernel ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cruzargel:
Agree also. Sticking with my sig.

________________________________

GT-I9100

CheckROM V6

Siyah 2.6.13

ICS Domination V2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KennyLegend:
Agreed....u don't even need Siyah....stock kernel is good enough.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sduford:
Actually the last couple releases from Samsung (LP3/LPS) have been rock solid for me. I'm running Neat ROM LPS with Vertumus Theme 4.1 and Speedmod K3-5 right now and it is smooth, fast and reliable.

I was getting Quadrant scores around 2500 on CheckROM V6, now I'm getting scores around 4000 with this setup.

Battery life is not quite as good but I have not begun to optimize for that yet.

Still eagerly awaiting CheckROM ICS though...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andrei_me:
just 2500?? :)) i get with an old speedmod the k2-19.. 3900.. but these numbers are just that.. numbers..

anyway v6 with speedmod is great for me. 2 days battery with 6h screen time.., smooth, performance..

the best :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] G-ThGraf:
Just wanna know if this rom will be updated to ICS !?

Thanks !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adz63:
Yes when jkay releases his stuff. There's really no need to be bothered about ics tho. It's awful
[Galaxy S II Android Development] drkaosdk:
Dude.. Spend a little time in this forum and read this thread and you will figure out.... Sorry dude.. Question has been answered and talked about alot.. That's why i answer as i do
[Galaxy S II Android Development] XDA mark:
That's your opinion. I think it's fantastic. I'm probably not going back to Gingerbread, there are some very good ICS roms out there. All the top kernel devs are releasing their ICS versions, fun to be there in the middle of all the ICS fun ;)

@Dude that posted under me: What wakelocks? I get the nicest BetterBatteryStats since months. Also very nice deep sleep, I lost 1% connected to wifi in 6 hours. Overall, you can't expect the same battery life yet on ICS but it's already pretty good.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Fille84:
I also think that ICS sucks, wakelocks and all other weird ****. And yes I have made a factory reset. ICS is to new right now, I will wait it a few months before I leave GB for ICS permanently.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] apeiron6:
I totally agree with you :thumbup:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] baza14:
ICS scrolling and touchscreen responsiveness sucks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] XDA mark:
I would say it's different. I hated it the first days but it's slowely getting normal. It's just a matter of getting used too.

Anyway, I'm not here to convert people to ICS lol. Everybody do what they want.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sduford:
That's ancient history. My phone running Neat ICS LPS is as smooth and fast as it ever was on CR V6, and that's without any tweaks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] slekkas:
I agree with you. As a computer tech I always want to have the latest version either it's on my pc, media center or smartphone. This is just like the people that still use windows xp for two years more after windows 7 was out( I don't mention windows vista because it sucked :) ) because supposedly windows 7 had bugs in the beginning. Of course it did but it's because of people like us that updates and patches come out and make the new versions useful. If a company as big as samsung releases a new firmware it's because it's ready. Maybe with some bugs but that's why we are here. To try them and complain about them and fine tune them. I like to keep looking forward and not backward. For people that use the phone mostly for work of course I understand why they would wait. It sucks to be in a conference call and have your phone freezing or rebooting. But for us that we mix phone usage and hobby... we want the latest and greatest. So everybody is right :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xsillian:
Amen.... That's just the right text!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
Leo / GC have you guys actually finished your work on the new ROM and it's just a case of waiting on JKay to finish his work?

Regardless im still happy with V6 and wont be flashing anything else unless it's 100% stable,etc which im sure the new ICS ROM will be, ive been with CheckRom since the start and aint going anywhere;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] norpan111:
I have and just no.. Not even close
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Stephen88:
I was ironic.. GB is an old system it's too outdated.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nk_blu:
I whole heartily agree. While Hydrogen is one of the best ICS roms out now, that and ICS is no where near the completion and maturity of GB. Okay, maybe really close, but battery life and scrolling mechanism is something to be improved for sure.

I'm back to CheckRom once again :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Bigbaddie:
Yes i do. I use Voltage control, but supposedly NEAK supports that unlike kernels like speedmod.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AloneOnTheDark:
It supports Voltage Control, but it doesn't support your Voltage Control settings. Try to reset settings to standard values.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JFSG:
Any idea why does the ring volume of my S2 turns soft randomly and I have to reboot to fix it? Using V6 currently.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Bigbaddie:
Ahh i see.. What are the stock voltages for the phone? i dont quite remember.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] XDA mark:
The stock voltages depend on each kernel and each individual phone (if Im not mistaken). If you are using NEAK, boot into recovery and go to the "NEAK recovery options". There you will find an option to remove Voltage Settings so they go back to stock voltages.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bobby21:
The ics roms are smooth and stable. So please shut up about "laggy ics".

Would be nice to see an ics checkrom, though I won't switch from my cm9 20120403 nighly.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] slekkas:
This is an unnecessary post. Everybody is entitled to their opinion and everyone has different experience with their devices and the roms they are using.

Plus since you are not planning to switch from cm9 I don't see the reason you are posting here!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] slekkas:
The sd card came and it's working fine. I'm finally happy. I spent over a month with unstable phone because of the sd card speed.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GLunPy:
It doesnt work rebooting for me.. i have to plug and unplug the earphone to fix it. Same problem.. But no sound at all here. Sometimes..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] karan999:
unable to use pen drives via OTG cable on V6.anyone else had their luck ?

the same OTG cable is working fine on my friends galaxy s2 with stock rom.

Regards,

Karan.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GEX THE GECKO:
Kitchenpro not working

I flashed the rom then i installed vertumeses ics domination theme from the kitchenpro app, i then flashed XILA universal Killermode (for his ics theme) through cwm recovery, alls working fine and looking great except whenever i start the kitchenpro app it loads then just has a solid blackscreen and eventually says stopped responding

i tried updating kitchen pro in the market that didnt fix it either, any ideas

Edit: I started from scratch Flashed the rom again then straight away i updated the kitchenpro app and its still just a blackscreen :/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MatangaChanga:
Hi, it's a generalized problem. Happening to me too. They are making changes to the server so service to their web page and to the kitchen app is intermitent.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GEX THE GECKO:
Doh wish i new that 10 minutes ago :D thanks for the heads up mate
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Stakoman:
I can take a great performance with this ROM, it's on my top 5 ROM's i tested :cool:

its stable and no bugs for me or force closed errors...its epic ^^
[Galaxy S II Android Development] norpan111:
It's slow, not laggy. Try watching some flash videos with cm9 glhf touch responsiveness awayyy!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] downwiththebanksters:
Hi

I've been running V6 for a few weeks with Neak 1.4x and I just noticed my bluetooth won"t turn on. Is this a known issue, or does anyone have a fix, or suggest what I should do/troubleshoot?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] god.fsl:
your Rom is the best in GB roms

i used it . but now i'm using ICS and waiting for your ICS rom

do you have any project for ICS ? when? ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] norpan111:
WHY IS THE MAJORITY OF USERS RETARDED OR UNABLE TO USE SIMPLE FORUM FEATURES? WHYYY?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goku80:
why are you so angry? chill out and smell the roses mate;) let me send you a couple of hookers to calm you down and get some relief out:D

seriously though you need to calm down mate..do not stress
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GEX THE GECKO:
Thats pretty goddamn generous mate mind sending em my way 1st ;) haha
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goku80:
:D:D on there way to you as well
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gjergji1:
Exactly my issue and fix..

Was beginning to think it was a hardware issue.. But it seems not so

..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GLunPy:
I thought that too.. and panic. lol the good part is it happens rarely.. Hope it get fix on v7 :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] downwiththebanksters:
I guess this is for me, sorry. Searching for bluetooth got 164 other hits, but the fix seems useless. If I reflash again and then flash the few bits of kitchenware I installed would seem to only achieve the definition of insanity. I looked for the bluetooth fix talked mentioned in threads in kitchen and it isn't there (anymore?).

So Norpan seems to have taken a page from Mr. Zimmerman in Florida, and we all have learned that policing is best left to the police. Any time spent ranting could be spent helping, or simply saved by ignoring.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] norpan111:
Sorry wasn't for you, it was for every third post about ics update. Didn't get the part with take a page but that's fine.

NoobTerminator: you are right, had a hard day at work and was frustrated. Got out and ran some km and it's fine now. I'm sorry for my rage post :/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] RorixRebel:
quick question, does tether work for anyone here?

its a pretty basic function i need and i just cant get it to work

cheers
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Huck33:
is it possible to use this zip file on ICS stock rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] roguefan99:
Just hooked my phone to my kindle using tethering via wifi. It does work.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] virus786:
Checkrom is still my ROM of choice. I thought MIUI would be better, but no, CheckROM just works and has all the features I need. Patiently awaiting ICS, but I am in no hurry as GB is so awesome in any case.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] intelligencexan:
+1.

Usb tethering wasnt working and wifi tethering worked once i changed the name.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Tyrol:
Both USB and wifi tethering work for me.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] RorixRebel:
Wifi tethering works but usb aint, guess ill reflash and see what happends
[Galaxy S II Android Development] downwiththebanksters:
Wifi tethering works for me, haven't tried USB tethering. My last ROM wouldn't remember my WPA password or my SSID, but this one does like a champ.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xsycox:
One question, I am using CRR for quite a while and waiting for v7 now. :)

What I wanted to know: Is it possible to get ICS in a pure way like on the Nexus, too? I mean without all that Samsung crap (TouchWiz, ...).

Well, and it should be a final version, not beta or always working-on.