yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Br1ce:
problem solved. I wiped cache and dalvik, flashed the rom once again, and it works.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] timonoj:
How's the battery life with this rom v11? I'm on v10.7, and after a few days, I'd say its battery life isn't good at all...Also, I noticed each wanam release is increasing in size...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] faiz2036:
Get it at CF-Root Thread.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] timonoj:
Wanam, great ROM! It looks rather nice, although there's something bothering me...Could you do it so you don't have to actually wipe out everything within your own ROM versions? I'd like to try 7.3, but I'm afraid I'll have to set up all the apps yet again...

Thank you!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pHyR3:
Titanium backup? paid version makes everything a cinch
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Edu616:
Hi Wanam!!! Just wantee to tell you that im really loving v7.3 havent had a random reboot or any fc yet!! I just installed from v7.2 and havent had any issues !! Great work man keep it up!!

The only thing that bathers is data but if you flash kp8 kernell its really good!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] timonoj:
If I didn't have TB pro I'd be jumping from the window by now. Still, during the restore, it stalls randomly sometimes, having to do a lot of small restores. Also learnt to make a new backup of the new Nova app before attempting anything else (annoying to configure all the icons in the desktop each time), after setting everything up for three times in a row. So yeah, TB helps a lot, but things would be waaay easier if you didn't need to wipe each time. Some other ROMs, at least in Gingerbread, offer this compatibility among versions of the same ROM.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] faiz2036:
+1

i can confirm that KP8 kernel fixed the data issue.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wanam:
Why? It's a No-Wipe.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sarvesvara.dasa:
Thanks... will try this later
[Galaxy S II Android Development] antiguangenius:
Perfect Lovely ROM!!!!!

Upgraded from 7.2 to 7.3 and my phone is perfect..... no issues so far.... ill keep you posted.....

I already tried everything.....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] timonoj:
It's a No-Wipe, but some issues arise when no wipe is done. Last time I had trouble with the contacts and the acore processes crashing every 2 seconds, which made the phone unusable. Now after installing the update, camera didn't work any longer (shows the UI, the camera "clicks", so I guess it's working, but no image is shown, and the app freezes). After wiping and restoring my apps with TB, it worked fine.

More importantly: Why are the SIP call options gone? I believe they should be under settings - calling :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wanam:
You installed it over what Rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paladin13:
Hi there. I was wondering if XXLP2 is a leaked official Smasung GS2 ROM. After upgrading the phone to this ROM (which looks great btw) I tried using my phone with my car but I get a "Phone Not Combatible" message. I get the same message whne using Cyanogen ROMs because original Samsung ROMS (or ROMS based on the Original) have Bluetooth rSAP support while cyanogenmod does not have this feature. Now using XXLP2 4.0.3 I seem to have the same problem...Any ideas if Bluetooth rSAP is removed?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Krendelrus:
LP2 is a work-in-progress leaked samsung rom, not everything is included and working properly
[Galaxy S II Android Development] timonoj:
Wanamlite 7.2.

EDIT: Thank you for including the AOSP dialler on 7.3, it looks gorgeous. Could you add SIP calling for the next release? Thank you!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
hi,

tried your ROM in my S2, and I have a few of problems:

- When I connect the data cable to a PC (I have Ubuntu) the internal memory and the sdcard are mounted as camera, even if I enable usb debug. Also, the contents of the sdcard and internal memory showed in ubuntu is erroneous

- When I connect the data cable to a PC and I open a adb shell connection, and I goto to a directory different to "/", and I execute ls command, a error is ocurrered.

Thank's
[Galaxy S II Android Development] miplc:
thanks for the great rom

I have 2 problems: whatsapp does not work and in facebook app i can not add comments or like\unlike
[Galaxy S II Android Development] klarmacker:
you can try this... work great with my volkswagon

http://www.android-rsap.com/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wanam:
USB host doesn't work properly with lp2 kernel, try an other ics kernel.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
what kernel?

i don't known what kernels works on ics. siyah?

please, any recommendation?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] interfreak:
No, try another ICS kernel in Chainfire's CF root thread...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] harise100:
Battery life is combination of ROM/Kernel/Modem. I.e. for me battery life was bad in v11 until I installed BULP6 modem, which suits best for my carrier, now its good.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] almmpt:
Please how can I stay with my old bootloader gingerbread after i flash this rom?

Right now I have Litening rom 2.7 with old bootloader gingerbread, can I flash this rom in clockworkmod in the normal way and forget the bootloader?

When I flash the zip of this rom the bootloader is flashed automatically or i must flash first the new bootloader?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wanam:
My Roms don't include any bootloader.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr.Greg:
Just flash this rom in recovery with full wipe and don't worry about botloader.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] moemzn:
anyone suffering from a huge battery drain?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] almmpt:
Ok, thanks...

If I want the old bootloader from gingerbread I flash GT-I9100_OLD_BOOTLOADER.tar.md5 in odin.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/57813974/bootloader1.jpg

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/57813974/bootloader1.jpg

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wanam:
As many users said a few post before, try a different modem and monitor your apps.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shanume:
hi Wanam, there has been battery drain from siyah 3.1rc4 and rc5 because of BLNWW function :) in rc6 gokhan has removed blnww temporarily because of the battery drain it causes.

http://www.gokhanmoral.com/gm/2012/04/17/siyahkernel-v3-1rc6/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] moemzn:
I'm not much experianced with modems, can you provide me with a good one? Recommendation =]
[Galaxy S II Android Development] amduk:
yes I am facing a huge drain especially when the phone is on standby.

can you please give us the link of this modem, it may help.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr.Greg:
Depends where do you live and you network provider. I was reading LPS modem is good. You can try.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wanam:
Thanks for the info, i didn't test latest Siyah updates.

Btw, good news for TwLauncher fans, i found the way to get it working without SocialHub :D .
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shanume:
I dont need socialhub :P I use this hack TW launcher with multidpi support :D

edit: I use this with 160 dpi mode :)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1275768
[Galaxy S II Android Development] moemzn:
I live in egypt, how do i know what modem fits my provider?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr.Greg:
Sir, you should flash a few of them and will find best for you, coverage, internet speed, etc.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wanam:
You use the GB one? i don't think it's a good idea, you can ask Petsasj to mod the ICS launcher if you need a multidpi support.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] moemzn:
Thank you sir :]

I know i'm not suppose to ask this, but where can i find those modems?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr.Greg:
Here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1277593
[Galaxy S II Android Development] harise100:
Here the link for BULP6 Modem:

http://jumbofiles.com/user/frkazid/110817/Modems

try it, but I can't promise you better battery life
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Galaxicos:
I am using 10.9 now, and i must say that the battery life is really good. Also the usage in idle is very good. No drain at all.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wanam:
I think it's because of the included LP6 modem, i got better battery life with this modem too.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shanume:
I have just test it but this work fine for same reason :) but I dont like TW anyway iam back to go launcher again with full ics theme.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SergioA:
Same results here, very good battery life and sweet rom, good job Wanam, grazie mille!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Galaxicos:
Compared to my GB rom, WanamLite is definately more battery friendly in Idle mode. That is when I am not using the phone but wifi, 3G, whatsapp etc are all connected.

Compared to my previous 10.5, i have the feeling that the battery usage of 10.9 when using the phone with the screen on, has improved. I was very satisfied with the 10.5, but i must say that this one feels even more smooth. Great job!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kenkiller:
anyone managed to make chrome beta latest version work with 160 dpi?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bakkertje:
smart view

I can't get the dual view mode in smamsung smartview working with v11. anyone know a solution or workaround?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sruf:
try to clear cache from the google calendar app and then re-sync; this worked for me
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wakers:
Just a quick note, did a full wipe and flashed v11...

Everything working great except there's a 10 person limit on texting...

I have no idea why samsung do this its a pain in the ar$e...

Anyway around it other than installing a 3rd party texting app...

Thanks...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kirby76:
Hey guys!

Does this rom contain Kies via wifi? I think it does 'cause it's a stock one.

What about gps, is it working? Sorry, i plan to switch from CM9 and i've got issues

the mentioned things, that's why i'm asking so much.

Can i install facelock?

Thanx for replys in advance!

Kirby
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sruf:
*) GPS is working for me with 10.9

*) Samsung Kies might work if a) you install MTP patch from wanamlite.com and b) if you install samsung stock apps (kies included) - didn't try it by myself

*)can't tell you anything about facelock
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wanam:
Wipe your messages app data.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adamsmth663:
wanam

do you think you could add ability to set custom vibrations in sms settings, i think it would be a good edition to this rom

i know gosms and handcent sms can do it, but they are very bloated programs and i have 3rd party privacy concerns with thier apps.

thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] -ix-:
Thanks for your reply.

Siyah was included in 10.7 so I didn't actually choose to flash this myself.

Going from stock kernel, via CF-root kernel, to siyah would flashing a fourth kernel (say SpeedMod or Stock) be considered a "clean install" or will parts of the other kernels remain?

I think I read somewhere that you need to manually delete old kernels a sometimes, or you will get trouble - like when going from a BLN-enabled kernel to a non-enabled.

Can anyone shed some light on this? Would a format of the system partition do the trick?

BTW, reading user reports it seems that WanamLite + SpeedMod is a match made in heaven. Minimalistic tweaks, performance and stability focus, no useless bells and whistles. Anyone with a different opinion?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haasgo:
Is the "remove sms from call log" feature still present? I am asking cause i just opened my log and found a new area where it lets you choose which logs to show....flashed latest german xwlp7 via odin though.

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9100 mit Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wanam:
Nice catch ;) , it's on LP8 too and it will let us use the stock email app.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Agent_Adodas:
Use this script to clean old kernels:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1363738&highlight=ultimate+cleaning
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kem1337:
Omg this bug will kil me. I've deleted text to speach but google docs is still speaking lol.

wanam v11 siyah v3.1rc5
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andreiss:
It would be helpful if someone reply to my question what is finally happening with noise suppression issue. I have a case on my phone and people calling me complaining about hearing them selves twice.

Is it any solution on this since the last rom having proper support on this was Checkrom but it was GB.

Any assistance over here??

Thank you :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wanam:
V11.1 uploaded.

Changes Log :

Removed SocialHub (available on Samsung Apps patch V2)

LP6 Modem (reported as battery friendly by many users)

TwLauncher INCLUDED

Improved Battery life

Disabled software auto update

Removed "NO SMS an Call logs", this feature is Built in now

Stock LP8 Email App (this will wipe your email app data)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Galaxicos:
The AOSP Email app is really much much better than the Samsung stock email app.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kirby76:
Thanks sruf, i've found and installed the mtp patch(i'm not 100% sure if it is necessary) and Samsung Apps. The last one contains the Kies via Wifi stuff and now i can synchronize between Outlook and SGS2.

The GPS is going well and facelock is a built-in stuff in this ROM.

Thanks to you and certainly to Wanam for the great ROM.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] westernmg:
Ever tried K-9 Mail?

I never use the included Mail app, i delete them all and use K-9 instead....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Galaxicos:
K-9 tends to use a lot of data and battery when the phone is in idle. I really liked the AOSP client, its simple, clean and fast. It's much better than the Samsung app. It's a pity that it isn't in the new version of this great rom.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SergioA:
I like it but it's really a battery eater!

---------- Post added at 07:47 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:42 PM ----------

I too prefer the "simple" AOSP mail client (I'm still with it and WanamLite 10.9 for this reason): had some problems with Samsung email app in GB and never went back to it (while retrieving messages it had the bad habit of doing weird stuff, like deleting the wrong ones from the server too...)

Can anybody explain to me the advantages of Samsung email app against the AOSP one, so maybe I will be tempted to give it a second try with WanamLite 10.1?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fidorulz:
I used to like it too but started to prefer stock for the following reasons

Stock has more options for retrieval frequency. Max on stock is once a day where AOSP is 1hr

Stock is black so battery saver a bit

Stock app just like new gmail will not allow downloading certain attachments like zip files due to it having potential viruses etc
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Galaxicos:
I totally agree. The stock samsung app sometimes doesn't connect really well, and sometimes its a bit slow.

I find the AOSP app flawless, the only advantage is maybe, as mentioned, the black design of the stock app.

I'dd really appreciate if AOSP was available in future roms.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wanam:
I'm trying to adjust my Rom to the Poll, 75% voted for the Stock one, so please respect the majority:

AOSP Email (if you stock Email app don't check) (25%, 170 Votes)

The poll is still open.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Korumera:
Uploaded the latest version to the fileserver

you can find it here:

http://www.xdafileserver.nl/wanamlite/

Enjoy!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hollywould:
Just out of curiosity, what Kernel is 11.1 runnin?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rm501:
Hi

+1 on the aosp email. As the stock client does not support multi-select. (Basic feature)

I didn't realise there was a poll. i just tried to vote but with no success... I'm running 10.9, with stock browser that came with the ROM. Nothing happens after clicking the vote button.

Btw, i must say, I'm very impressed with this ROM! Well done!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wanam:
Use desktop browser.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wanam:
Same as v11 :) (Cf-root XWLP7).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] crm4:
Thanks Wanam! Great rom, as usual :-)

Everything seems ok, except one thing: can't use tw launcher, as it doesn't appear in the launcher list.

It's no big deal, because I'm using Apex.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kamikaze19:
I don't understand why anyone would prefer the stock Samsung email client over the AOSP one. Anything Samsung has made in the initial ICS ROM is sub-par (TouchWiz, Hubs, Email client, Calendar, etc...) to what the AOSP has so it feels like a downgrade each time to use the stock apps over the AOSP apps. :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] diddsen:
one BIG problem... after flash from 11 to 11.1 statusbar away :eek:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fidorulz:
no issue here
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jawil:
I would like the aosp email back please.. Can't upgrade before the aosp is back. The stock app is no good and buggy.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] diddsen:
hmm, a friend reports the same that statusbar away :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] frige:
also lost statusbar with upgrade from 11.0 to 11.1 (with phenomenal 5.0 before and after).

Went back to 11.0 for now. 11.0 with phenomenal 5.0 working great from speed and battery for me.

frige
[Galaxy S II Android Development] teekkari:
Its tyranny of the majority :/ Well im still happy with 10.9, thanks for the gream ROM. Could you please provide AOSP email client as a flashable zip like AOSP calendar? Or is replacing the stock client as easy as flashing a zip file?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] uncle.baze:
me too

after cache and dalvik wipe
[Galaxy S II Android Development] diddsen:
witch kernel you use?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] uncle.baze:
that in the wanam rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] diddsen:
ok

now I tried it with cf ... The same result:(

must be another problem
[Galaxy S II Android Development] poochewer:
There is a really noticeable difference between 10.9 and 11.0

Try it it is smoother and nippier!:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vimpircik:
how can i make 6 toggle switcher on notification screen?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] harise100:
Disabled in Apex settings :confused::rolleyes::p:D?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] poochewer:
Stock rooted(supplied) is very very smooth, and ree:Dsonably good on batt too

But if you want super batt life i suggest u use NEAK with configurator (market)

But if u want shear performance I suggest Abyss kernel.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] diddsen:
no, tried also with adw ex
[Galaxy S II Android Development] uncle.baze:
F***!!! :D

Although strange, after flash 11.1 with factory wipe, status bar enabled...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mydonose:
DAMMMMMNNNNNN!!!!

Wanam, what the Hell did you with my phone? It's blazing fast. Amazing fast. My phone was never sooooo fast. Did you spent my phone a Quad Core or 4gb Ram :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] poochewer:
I disagree. Samsung does a pretty good job at most stuff,especially the calculator, the dialler and the calender. Well everyones different I suppose. Thats what makes the world go round!!!:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wanam:
Do you use any theme?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lethas:
can any1 share lp6 modem ?

T
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Quiety:
It is time for a donation !!!

You're amazing fast. If there is a new firmware out, you are working on it ! This is exactly what I need, cause I don't wanna wait :D

Thank you so much !!!!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] diddsen:
theme from what?

i have installed ics-theme from market ...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] poochewer:
That reminds me Wanam, is noise suppression still turned off in the latest ROMS?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KennyLegend:
Just flashed v11 today and made my own v11.1 :D not long after.

Great rom Wanam. Thanks man.

Its a bit faster than LP7.

One question...I flashed the ics themed version. Is there anyway to get the stock dialer back?

Can I replace "dialertabactivity.apk" using Apex launcher?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kamikaze19:
See, you like the Samsung calendar... I hate it. I love the AOSP calendar and the widget that comes with it. The calculator on the AOSP one is better too I think but I'm okay with the Samsung one for that. I don't remember the differences between the two dialers... but for me, the sore-points are the calendar, email client and the launcher (I prefer GOLauncher so I don't care what launcher the ROM comes with since I uninstall it using Titanium Backup anyways). :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] THUDUK:
Thank you, for yet another fantastic update, was just about to ask how you get the Samsung email, now its there, so much better, can select all unread at once and then mark add read, looking forward to testing the battery life
[Galaxy S II Android Development] diddsen:
@wanam

you just looking for a solution for the statusbarproblem?

should I uninstall adw ex update before all times and adw themes?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KennyLegend:
Did u delete vlingo in data/app as well?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] edangel:
what is the csc version?can i change it to EUR?i am asking it because otherwise i cant send 160 Greek letters charactes for sms and this is the most importand for me before flashing this rom :):)

Edit...i need it for stock sms application as i hate using 3rd party sms apps for supporting 160 Greek letters ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] diodaq:
I woder why wanam is jumping between aosp/stock email with every update? Cant u just stick with one (aosp pref.)? It's causing only problems and bugs. Again after flashing v11.1 i couldn't configure email account, even after clearing data/cache etc. Im not gonna do full wipe after every update just to have working email app ffs!

I'll stay on v11 for now.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wanam:
I mean a flashable themes, these themes may not work properly.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wanam:
It's a stock app, so if you can't setup you account that means you need a hacked one.

We have to admit it, stock one has less battery drain and more sync options, i didn't include it on my first updates cuz exchange had high battery drain and a log related issue, and it's solved now.

I will post the aosp one patch, but you have to know that it's compatible with the stock one, so you have to remove your exchange account and clear email/exchange app data before switching.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] paradorx:
@wanam, just want to ask is it your modem is xxlp6 or bulp6?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wanam:
bulp6.

10chars.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Vaedryn:
Hello. Great ROM , i am using it at second rom by cm9. I never use a stock ROM longer than 20 minutes before but this one is very nice , it looks a little bit like cm , great work, thank you for this:)

SGS II Cyanogen (mod) 9
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ApriliaM3:
WanamLite on Samsung Kies

Can this ROM be recognised by Kies for restoring phone contacts backups in .spb format etc.

Is there another way (external app?) to restore these .spb backups to the phone?

Edit: got it sorted :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] NelinhoMarinus:
Also NO STATUS BAR after flashing 11.1
[Galaxy S II Android Development] diddsen:
no... only changed battery and wlansymbols in systemUI.apk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DeshTwo:
Same for me. So i do a full wipe data/cache/system and now it's fine. Titaniumbackup also for my apps
[Galaxy S II Android Development] radiobicho:
Congratulations, Wanam. Your work is fantastic!!!! I flashed 11.1 stock themed and everything is fine. Thank you for make our SGII better!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] neboy:
Hi there, you have it here :) View attachment radio-cm-9-SGS2-LP6-signed.zip enjoy ;)

Edit:the modem that i shared is xxlp6 not bulp6.;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] networkn:
Man a ROM a day it seems like!