yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andrei_me:
first, we are all waiting..

second.. if you want pure ICS get one from the android development, there are a lot of roms that ofer that.

third... and don;t take it the wrong way, don;t tell the devs how it should be.. this rom is bassed on Samsung roms, not vanilla ICS.. so there will be touchWizz..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] basvampire:
i want to ask something .. the volume of this rom is slow ?? or is there any problem with my rom .. when i call someone then i check sound the sound goes loud for every thing .. but it again gets slow some time later ! ? ? ? ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KennyLegend:
The problem is on ur side I'm afraid...do a wipe and see if it solves it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] basvampire:
hmm it seems like i hv to wait for the v7 :P :P :P
[Galaxy S II Android Development] donetus:
oopps .. posted on the wrong thread .. sorry
[Galaxy S II Android Development] beston94:
GIVE ME
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xsycox:
First, I know myself, that we all are waiting for that.

Second, thanks for your reply/hint, I will check that section right now, but you misunderstood me. The beta/final sentence was not regarding to CRR or their developers, but to the pure ICS versions somebody like you might have proposed to my question. :)

Thanks anyway.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aashgaur:
U shud chck out cm9
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nickkyw:
HI,

I'm coming from stock ICS (O2); my phone is not rooted :eek:

Is their anyway I can flash CheckROM via Odin? Whenever I download the checkrom zip it looks like it's tailored for flashing directly from the phone itself.

Can anyone point me to a download which is odin'able so I can flash this great rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cdzo72:
dude if you can't flash a zip the least thing you need is a custom ROM... DO SOME MORE READING

Sent from my HP Droid
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Psilocin:
Anyone else having trouble getting to the kitchen? Seems like server is down. Can't even get to the checkrom website either.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] norpan111:
Chuck says its down for now
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nickkyw:
dude i've done lots and lots of reading believe me... within the checkrom zip file I cant find the pda, csc, modem csc. What am i doing wrong?

we all have to start somewhere - i've read the installation guide 'for dummies' and it doesn't ever mention for those folk coming from stock ICS unrooted
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Psilocin:
Alright, thanks for the update. Had a random issue crop up last week and finally got a chance to reflash the rom today. Will try again later to get the mods.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] slekkas:
The zip file can only be flashed with a rooted phone using clockwork mod. It cannot be installed with Odin. Find one of the many guides on how to simply root your phone and then install the zip.

Very simple.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] toxictoby:
ok so im coming from omega .... wat kernel goes best with this rom ??

or doesnt it matter aslong as u calibrate ????

ty in advance

edit .... i was gonna try this rom but i cant :) the download link is down lol
[Galaxy S II Android Development] slekkas:
I'm currently using NEAK witch is great but also siyah and redpill are great kernels for this rom. You can use

This guide for some fine tuning:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1369817
[Galaxy S II Android Development] toxictoby:
would help if i cud download the rom lol ... and cheers :) ..

im using speedmod at the moment hav you used that on this rom ???
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bigmo7:
Flash CF-root via odin first to get CWM then flash the CheckROM zip. It really couldn't be simpler.

Have a read here
[Galaxy S II Android Development] slekkas:
Yes I have and its a great kernel but the three kernels I mentioned support BLN and are great for undervolting and underclocking for better battery life.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jingsoy:
simply the best rom!!:cool:

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you need to root your phone inorder to have CWM (clockwork mode) it is where you flash the checkrom zip file

read this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1056334
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tghandour:
I have used speemod with CRR and i lost my boot animation.. I didn't like its performance with CRR. A little bit laggy and slow..

NEAK is much more responsive with more tweakable Governors choices specially Lulzactive.. And more battery friendly for me..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andrei_me:
i use speedmod and it's great, no lag. and battery life is awesome. 2 days. and hassle free..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] toxictoby:
ok so the download link works now ... so gonna install this rom now :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alcurtis93:
Anyone who isn't on ics yet is bonkers....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] slekkas:
Those posts really crack me up:rolleyes:

I can already see the flames coming your way :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
If you kept that comment for yourself it would be a better idea! What a douch :facepalm:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kickassdave:
It wasn't really a necessary post yes - and technically flaming... but I partly agree.

Every time I wonder in to the Original Development thread I keep wondering why this ROM is still there in the top list. Yes, it's good, but time to move on to ICS me thinks :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andrei_me:
well you can keep thinking what ever you like. ain't gonna make this rom ICS just because of that.. and are you a judge on xda? which rom should be ICS and **** like that? make your own ICS rom.. if you are that desperate for ICS..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] XDA mark:
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I then again partly agree with you :)

People can stay on the first 2.3.4 based ROMs if they want. But I have moved on to ICS. Been running a LP3 ICS ROM for almost a week and I don't want to go back. It's really stable, fast and smooth. Almost the same as how CheckROM V6 was. And then on top, you get the new OS (much UI improvements, features and stuff.. It's just nice).

But again anybody can use whatever the hell they want :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cytherean:
It's all preference my friends....I can tell that you WHEN Checkrom ICS is released, there will be a TON of users flooding in from all the other ICS roms looking to check out what kind of magic Leo and GC have put together.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] slekkas:
Don't get me wrong but I'm sure everyone in this thread is waiting for the ICS version of this incredible rom but insulting the others is really not the way to go. I read in the other posts about many problems ics has and this is what these devs are trying to avoid. No one us forcing you guys to wait. You can always jump ship and come back when checkrom ics is out.

Im sure it's just around the corner.

P.s. im not talking about your post but the post like the ones before.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ivenoev:
I am going back to CR but... I don't want the landscape bug but also don't want the date shown when notification bar pulled. Is there any solution for that?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] exxi:
We need the NEW ROM NOW =)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 007Arc:
Why? Are you that special? Just wait like everybody else is.. Just patience.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dorinrockeru:
i use this rom for one month and today i find that video calling it's not working...any way i think this is one of the best roms :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mbutandola:
Now I getting force closures whenever I wanna change the display settings in the contact app. Never had so many issues. Think I'm gonna restore my 2.7.1 nandroid and stick with it for now.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mbutandola:
Alright you're welcome. :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kufor:
I flashed new CheckRevolutionHD ROM on last Friday and I'm impressed. Battery life is excellent, phone feels snappy, everything's fast, no force-close, no instability.

This is by far the best ROM you have released so far.

Thanks a lot. ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GadgetCheck:
Thanks :D

Glad that u guys love the rom.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KeesStolk:
Nice, one of my favorite.

Txs
[Galaxy S II Android Development] anshmiester78900:
thnx a lot for the reply mate . im trying the first method

but there is no option of wipe battery stats in cwm :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hmakmal:
I cant seem to my the battery life of my Revolution rom 2.7.1. even after clearing data and clearing cache and dalvik cache. I used to be able to get 2 days with low usage. However, I can only get by barely a day with the new Checkrom Revo.

Despite that, its performance is pretty impressive and snappy.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pockobg:
Is it just me or the stock browser refuses to load a page 50% of the time?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Droidcarp:
Hi Leo/GC,

Getting two silent icons on the top panel whenever phone is on vibrate.

Any solution?

Cheers

Dc
[Galaxy S II Android Development] snoK123:
Hey GadgetCheck and Leo,

Could you please show the FullScreenDialer for incoming Call? That's whats missing in the video on first page...

Thank you very much!

Greetz
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andrei_me:
yes there is, you have to go in advange, after you reboot in recovery mode and there it is :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dtekkt:
That's normal behaviour on android 2.3.5... you guys should learn to read before posting questions which were answered before. No wonder that Leo often gets mad at you
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marianoitalianoo:
We need more donations guys !!!! :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zoobihoobi:
Go to Advance and you will find Wipe Battery stats
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dhruvaz:
problem with nordic keypads. i had installed keypad plus from kitchen and my input language is swedish still i cant see ÅÄÖ i've tried to flash again and again yet same i can see swedish ticked and yet i cant see ÅÄÖ but there is ÅÄÖ in swype
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Barthlon:
dear leo,

would it be possible to add an option so your kitchen app shows which of the options are default/installed?

i know that if you install something, the logo in front of it will change, so that's great. but standard components are not highlighted in any way. (like modem KI4 / CF kernel KI4 for the latest build).

ty :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] anshmiester78900:
ohh thx a lot i just wiped it but didnt got any message or anything like when we see while flashing a firmware .. anyways what next i should do ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Flowyk:
what is problem with it? I have sd card but using siyah for about an hour (and on 271 I had siyah 2) ... without problems
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lownita:
Should themes be flashed before or after mods? I think theme comes first, because otherwise it would overwrite modded apks?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ozzyita:
GadgetCheck & Leo,

what do you think aboyt this method? I'm about to calibrate ;)

Cuz this can confuse people
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ozzyita:
What modem are you using?

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Honusnap:
mmssms.db

Hi LeoMar75,

I was having problems with my mmssms.db and looked into this database some times ago, that ended with a patch that improve the performance of sms/mms "surfing".

Doing a thread on this subject it ended with the fact that there is many different format for this db and that i can't patch every different db format out there... i do not have so much time.

=> Is there any possibilities that you gave me an mmssms.db that comes from CheckRom v7 (with at least one sms/one mms in it) for me to see if there is room for improvement ? If it does than it will be a addon for the new checkrom.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kickassdave:
Wtf???. Is there really any need to flame me? I wasn't judging the rom.. And I am already on an ICS rom just now. No need to be desperate for ICS or make my own rom since every other rom just about already moved to it lol.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kabecilhas:
Yup.

You're right

WTF! The last update of this rom it was in 23 Feb. since then no more updates.

All the roms are basically in ICS.

Only this rom, and I can't understand, are in GB, and everybody is interesting on this!

Thanks...

I don't judge anybody, only my opinion.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KennyLegend:
After trying most ics roms the last few weeks I can recommend litening rom LP4 (v2.6).

Its fast and smooth and themed ever so slightly.. kinda reminds me of Checkrom to be honest.

Anyone who'd like to try ics give this a go. Its very stable. LP4 is rhe Best ics rom to date from Sammy.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] miketwn:
no CM9 bro? I moved from CR6 to CM9 and havent looked backed since....;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KennyLegend:
Yes I like cm9 too but I'm only talking about Sammy roms here cause most checkrom guys prefer Sammy roms. I've just come from cm9 today actually. My battery life was dreadful on it. Just wanted a change for a while anyway.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mabili:
@ XDA Mark,

Which ROM do you use now? I would also try a ics rom But which rom works best with ics Neak kernel?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KennyLegend:
LP4 is the latest and supposedly the best ics to date. Read what I wrote above.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] XDA mark:
Most LP3/4 (and maybe LPS) based Sammy Roms are good. I'm using NEAT roms (in Android development section, most ICS roms are there). NEAT roms are stock ICS roms and only tweaked a little bit. I am still using the LP3 version for a week now and it's good. No FC's at all, fast and stable. So really it's ok to use, don't believe all the horror stories about ICS roms being crap.

Anyway, there are many LP3/4 based roms that are all good. You can also try CM9 or another AOSP based rom. I chose NEAT LP3 because I went directly from CheckROM v6 to that ICS rom, no wiping data or anything :P

Currently I am using Siyah v3 rc3, which is working fantasticly. The scrolling is finally better, it's fast and stable and I get almost as good battery life as on GB! Some people had problems with NEAK ICS (lag when scrolling) but I didn't. I haven't tested the newest NEAK v2.0.2 but it should be good :) Anyway, with my NEAT rom (LP3) Siyah, Speedmod and Neak all worked fine for me.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] therion21:
When any ICS rom is able to provide the battery life and performance i get with cr6 and neak then i will consider it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KennyLegend:
Well ics does match gb for performance and battery life is not far off.

the extra UI tweaks and features far outweighs the slightly heavier battery life. GB is old now and looks quite dated compared to the latest ics roms. I will never go back.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] virus786:
This ROM (CheckROM v6) with a decent kernel (Siyah, NEAK, etc.) is the MOST stable, fast, battery friendly ROM out there. FACT.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alcurtis93:
Hmm I dunno about fast mate! Cm9/ aokp are amazingly fast with the new Neak kernel. The go launcher waterfall effect in the app drawer is silky smooth which it never was in gingerbread
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KennyLegend:
I restored a back up of v6 from cm9 to use fm radio last week and found CRR V6 faster after going back to it !!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mabili:
Thanks for your advice!

I will try NEAT to and hope it is stable like CheckRom with NEAK 1.42.

I use CheckRom with NEAK a couple of weeks now and its amazing how stable this combo is.

Bedankt voor de tip ;)

Ik zal NEAT ook eens proberen, ik gebruik nu nog CheckRom met NEAK 1.42 en deze werkt ook heel goed.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] quattro_rs:
I find this Rom very similar to DarkyRom ! Don't get me wrong I love this Rom and in fact using it since v4, but cant help thinking who is coping whom ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] beaver2233:
that's quite an insult to the developers of both roms... both have being around for quite a while and if 1 were copying off the other it would no longer be available...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] duykhang524:
I tried the neat ics lp4 rom and i hated the scrolling it felt like it stuck to my finger too much... when i release the touchscreen it would follow the direction where my finger was headed when i took it off... back to gb
[Galaxy S II Android Development] quattro_rs:
Coping as in having the same style not as in stealing the other dev's work .

iirc Darky is no longer in xda !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] beaver2233:
ah right, gotchya
[Galaxy S II Android Development] @denny:
+1 ics roms are are good now plenty of choice and good looks.Leo and check are waiting on jkay people so all the moaning is ridiculous, bide your time and wait for what's gonna be the perfect ics rom, if you don't like it then well fxxx off :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dorinrockeru:
I use XXKL1
[Galaxy S II Android Development] XDA mark:
Cool, I hope you like it. Don't forget to flash either Siyah v3 or NEAK 2.0.2 because those custom kernels make it awesome :)

You probably didn't use a custom kernel. The scrolling sucks if you use any Sammy ICS rom with the stock kernel. I am on Siyah v3 (final version, no more release candidates:D) and the scrolling is good. For me it's almost as if I'm using a GB rom again, regarding scrolling.

Again, for me LP3 + Siyah v3 (and I heard great comments about NEAK 2.0.2x) = solid. Fast, stable and smooth. Using SIO+Ondemand, 200-1200MHz, undervolting just like on GB (CheckROM v6+NEAK 1.4.2x)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] metinrecepi:
I've almost used all the ROMS on this forum but this one is really the greatest one.

It works extremely great with N.E.A.K kernel + magiconf. (Great battery life)

The only one thing I'm trying to figure out is about a theme that I'm using (which I installed from Kitchen app - ICS Domination ).

I've attached a photo. Why the other icons are not continuing after "Messenger" icon but they're going to the other page and in the other page is the same happening. In the last row I always have just one icon..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MattyDip:
You can move them manually or install AppZorter Lite.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] metinrecepi:
When I click on edit and move them it's OK but when I install new apps and try to sort them by AppZorter it does again the same (leaving just one icon in the last row).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] miesjaa:
You can override the page size in AppZorter (advanced settings). Default is 16.

You can try to define 20 here?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] metinrecepi:
It worked. Thanks a lot!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] virus786:
I'll give an actual "Thanks" on behalf of metinrecepi, I don't think he knows the "Thanks" button exists. ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ozzyita:
Try another modem, it worked with me.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] aitkja:
Battery drain due to Navigation software

Hey peeps..

So I have my GS2 running checkrom v6 with neak kernal..

Recently I finally managed to get the battery life I was looking for due to some voltage tweaks.. But now I have a whole new issue and I just can't wrap my mind about what is happening here.. Each time I boot the device my GPS navigation will start eating up the battery whether I open my navigation or not.. From this battery monitor it seems the source is coming from the navigation using the device's sensors.. I first noticed the problem when Route 66 drive and walk updated... So I froze it and notice I begun to have amazing battery life.. I then tried just route 66 maps and once again had the problem of battery drain until freezing the app.. I now find that after updating Google maps the problem has begun again.. Surely it cannot be these navigation apps at fault and therefor must be my device?

Let me add that I also have the GPS toggle deactivated when this drain is taking place.

Any help would be appreciated..

The above screen shots were taken with out opening Google maps at all since boot up...

Regards James
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GLunPy:
You probably have services like Google Latitude activated rigth? Try disabling that.. And your GPS when you dont use it. Also install BetterBatteryStats and check for Partial Wakelocks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bcbickers:
I tried CM9 - loved everything about it. However, it made the phone utterly useless due to very slow modem performance (LPQ, tried many different APN configs) and no Bluetooth MAP Profile for text integration in the car.

CR6 with the ICS Domination theme is 99% identical in terms of look, feel, and performance. And I have my map profile and rocking modem speeds.

Did you experience these issues? If so, how did you fix them?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KennyLegend:
Same here mate...left cm9 behind two days ago due to bad battery life (no wakeloxks) and limited functionality including random mobile data issues. I'm on LP4 now and its great.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sebarkh:
dead
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andrei_me:
condolences, how did you die? posting remarks that don't belong ??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aitkja:
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Thanks man but I have already gone down that road.. Have better battery stats running and not showing any indication of excessive wake locks.. As for latitude I do not use it and never have.. I do not think that is the issue though as I experience this problem on any navigation software that I install..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] XDA mark:
I flashed Hydrogen ICS latest today, it's awesome in every way. After one week of LP3 I knew I wouldn't want to go back to GB... my setup on LP3 was great + ICS Domination 4.1 theme which made it look like I want to. But I just wanted to try Hydrogen today (AOKP, which is AOSP/CM9 based) and seriously, I love it :D Didn't know how much you can already tweak/change in the settings, it's great.

Anyway, since Hydrogen is CM9 based I hope I don't get the same bad battery life you had. I can't make any conclusions yet about it, but so far it seems almost the same as on LP3.

Anyway, this is going offtopic
[Galaxy S II Android Development] UpInTheAir:
I am a HUGE fan of CR, but have got to say the LR LP4 is great, very few bugs, just need to update to the latest siyahkernel to sort out the Wi-Fi toggle issue. It is very very speedy and battery life with extweaks is not to far CR v6 & siyahkernel... .14

I'm sure CR ICS release will be just as good as any out there now and also to the same standard of CR previous releases.

I'll be surely back to try it out, but to all waiting, no harm in 'playing the field' in the meantime...... just backup beforehand.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] don1bong:
They finished ics.. So don't keep pestering them.. They waiting on jkay before release..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bervin:
anybody has got any themes to recommend? i'm kinda bored of all the themes on the kitchen.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KennyLegend:
If I was you I would stick with the kitchen themes. I have tried others and they have given me trouble.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bervin:
Yeah, i've tried too. Countless bootloops and stuck at boot screen. I even tried that rom that Matriak posted onto the CR forum and that gave me a bootloop.. I was just hoping someone knew of something that worked.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andrei_me:
there is one more in checkrom site. starcheck or someting like that. stiffler made it :) was about to give it a try, but flashed ICS domination, and forgot about it :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] A5J4DX:
looking forward to it