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[Galaxy S II Android Development] uppon2:
Let me get this straight. You went from an SGS 2 to an iPhone 4? And you are happy?

1. You're trolling surely?

2. WTF would you be doing back here if it was true

3. WTF Really?

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If you like CM9 but don't like copy/paste devs you should check out all of the stuff moles and d4rk are doing on paranoid android

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1580070
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aroutis:
Whereas I could (to a point!) understand why you can enjoy iPad 2, iPhone 2 is an inferior product to sGSii hands down.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ITRC:
1. You installed on a rom without mods right? If not, you need to do a theme restore. Then flash ICS.

2. You can drag icons from other screens in app.drawer. Then push left softkey, then safe. But it is not reliable. Some icons will turn back from where they came.

When on Ics + go launcher (install on your sd: read in vertumus thread), it will put your app drawer in alphabetical order.

good luck

Sent from my S2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] edwardeutsch:
1st of june is my birthday! Please give me the best present! CR 7 ahhah i'm joking obviusly...

Tapatalk @ CM9
[Galaxy S II Android Development] baza14:
Any update of your progress or how it goes would be appreciated guys.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CamoGeko:
I'm sure it will be a surprise attack. :eek:

Sent from my 80GB CyanogenMOD 9 + Siyah ICS powered beast. Booya!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Honusnap:
Ok now it is more clear to me ... you want the best of two world, i can't blame you for this .. :D

Perhaps you can try this on AOSP :

To synchronise your contacts with Facebook, you can try haxsync :

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.mots.haxsync&hl=fr

For the keyboard i use Swiftkey, this one gave me everything i need, did you try it ?

For contacts you can try Go Contacts.. perhaps you will like it..

For call recording, Callrecorder... i know this is an external app bu i prefer recording every conversation than delete uninteresting one than missing an important one.

I suppose that you've already tried some of these applications, these are just suggestions.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
CheckRom ICS will probably be the last ever custom ROM ill install on my SGSII before i sell it to part fund buying the SGS3 so look forward to it.:)

Haven't flashed anything in months, the flashing addiction many people used to get i don't bother anymore, when i was out of work and had plenty of time i used to be like that but when you don't have as much time anymore i don't seem that fussed and i most likely wouldn't flash anything but CheckRom as ive been on here since the vest start:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Manolis1982:
Checkrom v7 and Vertumus theme i believe that will be the best combination....

Sent from my SuperDuper,Wow,Awesome,Incredible Samsung Galaxy S II ...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] _Sofos_:
Haxsync = awsome, does exactly what it says. Thnx for the suggestion!

I've tried the rest in the past but.. There is allways a but :-P

Anyway thank you very much for all the suggestions ;-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mp1806:
when you install rom it takes some time for market to change into playstore, should I wait before downloading and upgrading kitchen application, or it doesn't matter if it is still previous version of market when installing?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CamoGeko:
Shouldn't matter, it will still have the same content. Whether its called market or play store.

Sent from my 80GB CyanogenMOD 9 + Siyah ICS powered beast. Booya!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] partyvibe:
I've just left this ROM after some good months Gingerbread greatness for Resurrection Remix ICS. Definately a step forward from Gingerbread and some nice mods but a real shocker of an email app. DAMN! Google really are hopeless sometimes! Anyway is there a way to port Checkrom's client somehow?

Thanks!

:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CamoGeko:
Doubt it, it relies on gingerbread framework.

MailDroid ftw! :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mp1806:
Thanks Geko,

one more thing, when I flesh new kernel on checkrom (or cm9), do I wipe dalvik cache before or after flashing or both, or not wiping at all?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andrei_me:
cache and dalvik. before.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mp1806:
on cm9 thread I asked the same question and someone wrote before flashing???

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on checkrom thread I asked the same question and someone wrote after flashing???

Now I'm confused.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CamoGeko:
Replied to you in the CM9 thread.

Sent from my 80GB CyanogenMOD 9 + Siyah ICS powered beast. Booya!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Honusnap:
Before or after it will not have a big impact ... cache will be rebuilded on boot.

=> Edited : Was speaking of Dalvik cache of course
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mp1806:
but it is necessary?

I'm asking because on first page it says if you're coming from previous build just flash and reboot.

But if I flash just kernel I should wipe dalvik cache?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Security555:
VK Rom with Siyah+Andreylux is the best rom ever, everything tranclucend + vk animations, battery time 7-10 hour.

Checkrom was never so amazing.

What do you waiting for?

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CamoGeko:
It will save you headaches if you wipe caches.

Sent from my 80GB CyanogenMOD 9 + Siyah ICS powered beast. Booya!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] y17dt:
Hey GadgetCheck, are you making good progress? Do you have any information, which base we can expect? Waiting patiently for your release.

Rgds
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KennyLegend:
There seems to be big confusion about wiping dalvik and cache.

Its Not necessary when flashing kernel mate.

Its also not necessary when flashing a rom in cwm zip format as its written into the flashing script already.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] imfun:
I tried almost all ics roms but CR v6 has simple the best balance between battery and performance. I'm reverting back v6 in pending of v7 :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andrei_me:
hmm. then why all the cleaning scripts. and so forth?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rauschkugl:
Just because something exists it doesn't mean that it's useful.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] starbucks2010:
Did someone tried this 2.3.6: http://www.theandroidsoul.com/xxkqg...-2-3-6-gingerbread-based-value-pack-firmware/ ? I think that is newer than LA4.

Best regards.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] _Sofos_:
Not for our phone mate.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fmtopgun:
3.5mm Jack audio while HDMI

Hello! I'd like to know if with this Rom you can route the audio output through the 3.5mm jack while using the HDMI adapter, or if the audio is sent to HDMI like with the stock rom.

Thanks in advance for any useful answer.

P.S. Another quick question: is Polaris Office already included in this Rom or I'll have to take it from my backups?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] predr.ag:
Great pic :):):):):)

Whats Andreylux???
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KennyLegend:
Init.d ? I've always thought cleaning scripts were useless anyway.

Ask any developer!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KeesStolk:
Interesting, i ask some devs what they think about the cleaning script, but never got a answer or maybe i missed it.

But i use the cleaning script for months now before flashing a kernel and i never have seen any negative effect.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jeevanreddy:
Is it a ics based rom or GB rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andrei_me:
i know they are :)) just see a lot of people defending them

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gingerbread

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depends on what cleaning script you use. if it's more agresive it can delete wifi modules and make you think the kernel is not good.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Security555:
AndreyLux is UV settings

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=26488751&postcount=425
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KeesStolk:
Using this one:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1363738&highlight=ultimate+cleaning+script
[Galaxy S II Android Development] myboo_1988:
nice and clean rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SirCore:
Absolutely agree!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andrei_me:
really? all of them?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CamoGeko:
Interested to know that too...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Elvispen:
Any news on the ETA on CR v7?

Jkay deluxe framework for ICS is out.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] imfun:
not all of them, but most. Your know what i mean..I pass few ics roms, that doesnt interest me.. but mostly I tried new ics or upgradet version of them on first 2 pages ..but now im tired of this.. I'm just waiting for masterpice again :P
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jebuchanan:
The original report (search) is for mid to late June, at the earliest.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mad_Rick:
Hello guys,

Been absent from this thread for a will as i moved to ICS so I am not really up to date:rolleyes:

I am planing on installing V6 on my wife´s SII and when it was released I remember reading something about installing "theme restore package" from kitchen to update jkay, Is that the right procedure?

Any other advice will be appreciated:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CamoGeko:
Follow this straight forward guide for exact installation instructions:

http://checkrom.com/threads/checkrom-installation-guide.476/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Evollution:
I'm bored of ICS rom that I use now but I really don't wanna get back to checkrom 6, w8ing for v7
[Galaxy S II Android Development] predr.ag:
tx and the button :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] intelligencexan:
Which siyah kernal are u running?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr.Greg:
Make sure your APN settings are right. Ask your network provider if they changed something in their internet configuration. Also E is EDGE. Don't restore your imei number if at the moment if is not damaged, do it if you now how. Also do a speed test and see how is internet speed.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] downwiththebanksters:
But if I can use my SIM at full speed in another phone can I not rule out anything carrier related?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mad_Rick:
Thank you geko for your fast reply,

I was probabbly confusing jkay with the kitchen app.

So this means that Jkay v13.6.3 is the latest for LA4, right?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Jason123420:
I'm new to the gs2.. currently I'm on paranoid android and want to try this out.. do I need to flash back to stock then root then flash this?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Dark Emotion:
No... just full wipe and flash
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CamoGeko:
Correct, thats the version that is included in the ROM zip however I was able to update to v13.6.4 after I installed CheckROM.

Jkay thread is here:

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

You don't have to go back to stock ROM unless it really won't install, make sure you follow the installation guide by Spider. I posted a link to it in the previous page.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ephraim:
Try using appzorter on the playstore. It will sort your apps alphabeticaly. Those missing icons are the result of apps being installed, then removed etc. Hard to explain but you get the point. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] downwiththebanksters:
Well thank you....you sent me down a path, not to the IMEI, but I checked the network mode in mobile network settings under mobile networks in the Wireless and network settings (sorry that description is backward as I was slowly backing out) and it was set to GSM only, not GSM/WCDMA. Once I checked to use both I now have HSPA+. I'm realising now that in the statusbar in CM7 there is a 2G/3G button that I played with which probably caused the problems when I came back to CheckROM. This toggled the above settings. I'm bundun!

I'm happy again! except for the bluetooth not working....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bryanqjx:
Hi, a quick question here. How do I uninstall the .zip files from that I downloaded and flashed via KitchenPro. Thanks...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] volant:
hi guys

some time my phone does not show simcard signal and instead shows there is no simcard. but after put it in flight mod and get back then it's fine

today when i woke up, realized the same issue, but my phone can not recognize the sim and also after i change it to flight mod, it can get back to normal mod!!! anybody can help?

_________

fixed!! take out the battery and put back.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr.Greg:
Do you mean delete zip file? Look in your sd card should be a Kitchen pro folder. Open it and delete it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mbutandola:
It's all about perception. Don't know if you've tried AOSP/AOKP roms, but I'm on slim ICS and I must say, for me, there's no way back to GB. After checkrom I settled for Hyperdroid which, to me, is the best GB rom out there (sorry guys, perception again), but the experience on ICS I entered another world.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] bryanqjx:
No. I mean as in unflashing the things that i have flashed for example the boot animation or the themes.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mbutandola:
You can't "unflash". Depending on what you flashed, you either flash something else or delete the file manually.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] bryanqjx:
Ok I got it. Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bryanqjx:
What if I want to unflash mods such as the camera mod, is it possible or not?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GadgetCheck:
News Flash!!

For all those SGS3 owners

we have got our fist SGS3 (Leo bought one)

Ha so you can see the Kitchen/Rom there but we will fist roll ICS for SGS2 aka you guys and then only SGS3

Also you will see the Kitchen app update in the Play store in a day or two..

Coz on a ICS Firmware its not visible in the Store, That will be fixed on monday and i will upload it and make it available and shortly after that a rom for you guys too.

Thanks for the gratitude and Support
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wellibob:
That's nice:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] milan188:
I have a feeling this rom is just gonna be like NEAT rom with a kitchen
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KeesStolk:
That does it buy S3, not to by S3, buy S3, not to by S3, buy S3, not to by S3, buy S3, not to by S3.

Now i have to buy the S3, now to find the right moment to tell the wife

Txs alot team!! haha
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yann06:
I ve got SG3 ... waiting for kitchen... checkrom comes to me.. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jlieu:
Thanks GadgetCheck, your hard work is greatly appreciated!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GadgetCheck:
I have no idea what u are talking about but we will do what we best :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] N78006:
YEAH!!!

Hv been waiting for 3 months

THANKS
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blade30p:
Is this Rom ICS of GB?

Cheers
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Netskyliner:
Now I can buy an S3: )

A big detail, jkay is not planning to buy an S3. Will you develop the rom anyway?

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] digi69:
GB soon ICS.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jebuchanan:
I'm confused. Is the update for GB users to upgrade to ICS? Or just for ICS users to change to KitchenPro ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mbutandola:
You just need to flash the original one or push it with a file explorer such as root explorer. Usually, when there's a mod in the kitchen, there is a stock one as well for those who wanna revert

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] beston94:
I'll put this to you nice and easy so Goku-whatever won't flame me.

This is a Gingerbread rom. This is NOT a ICS rom. The kernel that is released "Dark knight ics", that is a ICS kernel. But the rom is still Gingerbread. Now if you read a few pages back you will notice gadget check posting a comment saying that they are currently working on it.

Have a good day
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kenzneth:
HI GGC :D

Will you guys start developing on the next nexus too?

Coz GS3 does not make sense to me:p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CamoGeko:
Same for me here, the S3 isn't really a giant leap forward over the S2.

Definitely not like the S2 was over the original Galaxy S. I think I'll be keeping my S2 until the next Nexus is out, Samsung is rumoured to be working on it again with Google.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GregX80:
Man you better tell us how long we still have to wait on ics checkrom for our s2. I have been tested almost all 4.0.3 and 4.0.4 and they are the same sh..t for me.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goku80:
if it is another piece of plastic then i shall pass:D lol just messing. s3 might not be what people expected but come on what really was you expecting man...ok better materials to build the phone apart from the crappy plastic they like. processors are powerful enough specially to quadcore. sound chip heard it is ten times better than just having beats audio(which i love on the One X) and all round it is a beast of a phone. no need for more ram as the phone handles everything fine as it is..and given the development for that phone it will be great.

Nexus i see that just being a quadcore and again probably with jellybean and that is it. New OS and apart from the obvious quadcore nothing else really
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LeoMar75:
I have been loving every moment with it.

Just really smooth and it's not the biggest improvement but my o my the sound quality, screen quality and graphics/processing oomph is just too addictive.

Sgs2 actually feels slow side by side.

But yes Gs2 was a real leap in technology unlike sgs3. But it's not a bad device at all.

And all the software features are super immpressive.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CamoGeko:
The development is just getting hotter and hotter on the S2 after all the Samsung messyness with release of ICS.

Why would I want to go over to S3 where it's likely to be exactly the same cold turkey with development for at least 6 months.

The next Nexus is going to be unbelieveable, I can feel it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GadgetCheck:
I thought u bought A s3?

Cancelled it huh?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goku80:
that is what people said about the S3 and now look at it:D all jokes aside though Leo has hit the nail on the coffin with his post.

and you shall be seeing loads of developers moving to the s3. so it will be the same. when there is a new toy in town everyone wants a piece of it..i can just feel it:p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CamoGeko:
Yeah, it's not making sense for me at the moment.

Too much money to pay for such a little improvement.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jonny68:
Should be getting my Galaxy S3 by next week so will undoubtely see many of you on the Galaxy S3 forums where ive been for the last few weeks, those who aren't well enjoy your SGSII still an amazing phone ill be selling mine to part fund getting the Galaxy S3.

Oner thing Avast found a trojan in Kitchen pro today, this has never happened before.?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mad_Lion:
After I updated to last jkay for gb checkrom battery icon is gone. I already searched kitchen but can find it. Where can I find it?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CamoGeko:
Yeah it would be interesting to own it. However, I really do not need it. Especially when the development is getting so hot on SGS2. :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] A5J4DX:
i played on my friends gs3 yesterday remarkable device i want one too xD
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KennyLegend:
Waiting on my blue S3 to arrive in the next fortnight. I'm really excited.

A friend of mine is trying to sell his iPhone at the moment to buy an S3 and he got a call last night offering him a straight swap...his iPhone 4 for a 3 week old HTC One X. I told him jump at it. That's a great deal I reckon. Its not an S3 but a good phone and certainly a good deal.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] imfun:
Agreed. ETA for v7 is mid or late june.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Stephen88:
absolutely slowest developers of all xda
[Galaxy S II Android Development] beston94:
And you are the rudest and the most disrespectful user or should I say leecher.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] imfun:
lame and very rude.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sageman70:
Why would you say something so irrational and inconsiderate? This is one of the smoothest GB ROMs ever. I have flashed so many ICS ROMs and it was so good to come back to one of the most battery friendly and smoothest GB ROMs ever. The current ICS ROMs are good from the outside (user interface) but not so good from the inside (e.g. occasional freezes, FCs, sluggish app performance, etc.), mediocre at best. The Stock ICS are a bit better. Trust me it will be worth the long wait!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AllSeeyinEye:
Funny how you and a lot of others already know - hell, you're knowing it for months!! - how superb a not even released ROM is!

Yes I know v6 was perfect, but Leo has the same ICS sources all the other devs have, so expect an experience similar to other ICS ROMs, completed with a lot of kitchen mods (that can be used on a lot of other ROMs too).

No offense to Leo intended.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sageman70:
Yes. Leo is the man who delivers a full baked and not a half baked cake. I do rather use and stick to a ROM that is stable for months rather than flash and switch between a dozen others. Be honest, how many times did you flash a different ROM (with all the laborious restore procedures) only to find yourself doing it all over again. There is no incentive for becoming brand-loyal to any of the current ICSs. They are "nice to have and try" but are they worth keeping on the long run?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Bengaal:
It's funny how many people talk about ICS rom's not being stable and that Leo and GCC will make a rockstable rom. I am using wanamlite as my daily rom, and it's rockstable and much faster than any Gb rom.

I am also waiting for this rom. Not because it will supersmooth or fastest rom ever, (maybe it will, maybe not). But because of the kitchen. That's for me the only thing that will set this Rom apart from the others.

But again Maybe it will be much smoother than other ICS roms, although I doubt that. I don't doubt about the qualities of Leomar and GCC, And respect them for there great work, but in reality the sources are the same for all developers and they really depend on a stable base from samsung. . But it's like everyone here in this forum is expecting something revolutionary just the same like everyone was expecting something WOW from the S3. But in real world the S3 is the best of the best at the moment (in most aspects). But there are alternatives that come very close. Same goes with ICS rom's

That expectation and result will be the same with this rom I guess. I could be wrong. But time will tell us. :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pangiotis24:
which version will be used as a base for the new rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CamoGeko:
Most likely LPG.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GregX80:
Stop mumbling people. V6 is the best gb rom without questiins. I can wait even another month and I'm sure v7 will be great as well. Its better to wait longer for it and get superb rom again. But its washer. Buy it is easier to wait when you know date. We can count days at least :).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sageman70:
Yes. Wanam's is one of the better ones out there but I has some issues with some of the apps e.g. Email. Criskelo's and Westcrip's AOKP are good, too.

Anyway I am not a cynic nor an opinion leader- I only shared my personal experience about the various ROMs with this 'wonderful' community.

Best wishes.