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[Galaxy S II Android Development] RWOLUPO:
Everything running ... had no problems so far! (i had with other kernels)

Best Rom so far, thx!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shingers5:
As a general rule if updating from a previous version of this rom even if its no wipe you still need to wipe dalvik and cache. Old data from previous version needs to be cleared. If coming from a different rom especially gb you need to wipe data/factory reset, wipe cache and dalvik cache then flash the rom. Hope this clears that up. I was on 7.2 so all I did was wipe cache and dalvik cache and have no issues whatsoever. No lags solid data wifi or 3g. Also if coming from gb rom id suggest flashing rom 2x to ensure full clean install. Upon reboot give rom a few mins to settle.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shingers5:
Hold on there lol. Always do a full wipe when coming from another rom. Highly recomended. As long as you have your backup handy you be ok
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rajarshi10:
Review of 7.3, please? Anyone? I am on stock rom with everything backed up in ext sd card. Can I flash 7.3, or do I have to wipe everything & then flash?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shingers5:
best? With the state of the samsung builds we have right best cannot be achieved period. What we do have in this rom is a preview of how ics should be on final release. If you want speed this is the right place and its stable for me. Others may have diff opinions so best advice is to backup your old rom and give it a whirl. Try a few and decide what's best for you. All users have diff usage so only way to tell is to try it. Bezke and spike also have roms so flash away dude
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shingers5:
Please man read. Just a post above yours answered your question. If coming from another rom as rule it is recommended that you do a full wipe before flashing. Remember to backup your old rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shingers5:
Using rom as presented with kp8 modem and kernel. For me kp1 is the daddy as I have had my best signal and performance from that. Try a few and see for yourself as depends very much on region
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shingers5:
From 7.2 just need to wipe cache and dalvik cache before flashing.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shingers5:
No need to flash 7.2 dude just backup old rom then wipe everything and flash rom and reboot.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] anlimdy22:
Any body know how to create folder on ICS?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] interfreak:
Are you kidding??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dude010:
That's quite simple. Just place an app on the homescreen and then drag another one over it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] imranfarookj:
I have two questions

1) The mobile data problem was solved in this ROM 7.3 rite..?

2) What about the flash videos is that working..

that is the only reason I am waiting or I'll give a go to this ROM..

can anybody confirm these two things work properly..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dude010:
this was a helpful feedback, dude :-/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shingers5:
Early reports suggest that data issue seems to be resolved so why not. Never had any issues with flash videos
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shingers5:
Lol think he was just shocked at the question is all. Some people forget that we all have different competency levels and assume we all know the basics. Don't take it personal
[Galaxy S II Android Development] imranfarookj:
Thanks for the quick reply man...will give a go to this one..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] anlimdy22:
Thanks! That mean i only able to create folder on homescreen but not in application

like GB?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Dr.MacHack:
Hehe :D

I have no mobile internet flatrate :D

So it would be very expencive for me to use WhatsApp.

Yes I know that WiFi is draining the battery more but I live in a small village and the mobile internet speed here is really crapy :D

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] karimas:
Hey guys, I love this rom but I still can't get a good battery life. I've noticed that wifi drains a lot of battery. When the phone is on idle the deep sleep works well so very good but as soon as I use it there is this massive drain like 1% every 2 minutes.

Any suggestions?

Btw I'm on latest siyah kernel and I've tried the default cyanogenmod kernel

Thanks in advance :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nelinski:
Have you given the rom time to settle over a few days and had a few full charges and drains? Also have you checked if any apps are causing the problem/what state the phones in most of the time (deep sleep, 200,1200 etc)?

You could always try underclocking so only one core is used until the 2nd is necessary!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr.Greg:
Undervolt it and underclocking it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ciechom:
Is tjere anyone who can answer how to get this wallpaper?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] anfozy:
Download titanium backup from the market and u can delete the apps from there
[Galaxy S II Android Development] karimas:
Yes I have. Every thing is fine on cpuspy and better battery status. Could you give me some configuration options for undeclocking? I want it to still be smooth
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nelinski:
Your best bet is litrally playing around yourself to find something which works for you as its different for everyone. Just set something low, and if it isn't enough, higher it a little so you can compromise between power and performance. You could also create different profiles such as battery saver, gaming, surfing the web etc. Profiles can also change depending on charge or state of phone etc if you check cpu apps in the market (normally paid apps that have good profile settings).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] karimas:
Thank you very much mate :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zoozle86:
Set local in rom control to english

Then go to lockscreen options.

and pls read the faq:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chiggah:
how do i adjust the vibration sensitivy on this new ROM ?

No option in 'sounds'
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bennyboywonder:
Thanks for your help so far. I just tried reflashing the ROM, following all of those steps and it didn't work. I then flashed the Siyah kernel and it still made no difference

:mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] androiduser2011:
Wonderful ROM, immidiate issue i can see is that external sd card is not visible to PC when connect in mass storage mode ? Any solution for this ? I use Mybackup pro to restore sms and call log but app can not find the folder on external sd card.

Thanks for nice ROM.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] karimas:
could anyone give me specific cpu and voltage configuration i could use ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GaboWinter:
Please take a look on the FAQ:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=24725796&postcount=20235

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] GaboWinter:
Until now no, at least with mass storage you could change to MTP and see both cards on the PC, from the phone the external sd are now on the path /emmc, also check the FAQ from my last post there are the links to activate the MTP if you want try ;)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] D3adm0nk3y:
What DPI are you using?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zoozle86:
184...works flawlessly
[Galaxy S II Android Development] banknab:
Hello just flashed this rom every wor great. Menu n return button don't light up. Where can I find the setting. Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GaboWinter:
Settings - device settings - sensors

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] GaboWinter:
Definitely, the best dpi my friend :)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] 01alim:
Good update.

I have a problem with the soft keys - Menu and Back.keys. The soft keys backlight never turn off when phone is on. Is there a fix for this?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GaboWinter:
Please check two posts above :)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] bennyboywonder:
I don't suppose you have any more suggestions GW? I really don't want to go back to Gingerbread, but if I can't use the *phone* on my phone, that's what I'll have to do. :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] banknab:
Thanks for reply. Back light does not work after reboot. I checked sensor setting it seems to be OK. This is the only issue I have so far. Ta
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nelinski:
He is saying they don't turn OFF once the phone is on, rather than getting them on in the first place. This is also my issue. Is there a way to have them light up for say 10 seconds if used but then turn off again after that?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 01alim:
Exactly.

I guess if there's no fix then I'll have to use that option so I can watch films annoyance-free for now. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nelinski:
I haven't seen your previous posts but i'm guessing you are having issues flashing this rom? If so, i've been in your case and i've worked out a way to get it to work no matter what. (It took me a few weeks to work out the issue).

Reboot into recovery, clear all three caches then reboot into download mode and flash darkyrom (search forums for download). Follow steps for install. If fails, carry out steps again until darkyrom is installed. Once it is installed, connect to the pc, go to my computer and right click and format both the internal and external SD cards. Once you have formatted them, copy resurrection to your phone and then carry out the extended steps as mentioned previously. Before flashing resurrection, try flashing the ultimate kernel cleaning tool (search forums). This should give you a nice clean phone to install to.

Good luck, it seems a long winded way but it helped me and will only take about 10 minutes to do!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GaboWinter:
Yes it's a weird issue, honestly I'm experience this when I'm finish to flash the ROM after 5 or 6 times of go and activate manually now works well :)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] GaboWinter:
Well in that case sorry, my mistake

Unfortunately no, there is no a way for the moment to fix this issue, that settings are not included on the ROM Control, and the normal settings, but wes knows about this and i think that with the next version the issue be solved

:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bennyboywonder:
Thanks mr, actually that's not the problem. Ever since installing resurrection, the install works well, everything looks fine until I make a call. I dial the number and as soon as I press the phone button at the bottom to initiate the dial, the screen turns off, meaning I can't turn on the speakerphone, hang up the call, or do anything else while I am on a call. After a little experimentation since my first post I have discovered that if I place the phone on my desk and call, this doesn't happen. But as soon as the phone is in my hand, it does so I imagine that there is some kind of proximity sensor that is acting on overdrive due to something in the new ROM (I didn't have this problem with Gingerbread). Previous suggestions were to try reflashing the ROM and to make sure I installed the ROM using the full (extended) steps in the link provide (which I did) and to try a new Kernel (which I did).

If you have any further suggestions I would be incredibly grateful!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chiggah:
its not in sounds options like i said
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ibsonic:
Gabo, thats definitely a bug, the lights go off even if you enabled them tru Sensors, when i lock my phone and unlock it again the lights are staying off while the lights are enabled in Sensors..

When i pull down my notification bar and play ( decrease for example ) my brightness slider the lights turns spontaneous on again, so i flashed Siyah kernel and the lights are working again..

I dont know if this is kernel related but there is something wrong with the sensors.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GaboWinter:
Yes, i'm not rejecting that because i experience that, i'm with the CM9 kernel and see that on my phone so i'm activate again, for a while works well but then again off, so i'm activate again, i made the change aprox. 6 times and now works well, it's a weird issue

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] sahidmiah:
Can someone tell me please why sgs2 only uses 1 core all the time.?

I Have activated 2 cores today and feel faster. So is it safe yo use ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ibsonic:
where can i download the kernel of CM9 again ?? do you have a link 4 me ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GaboWinter:
Unfortunately no, I don't have a link, i'm with that kernel because i'm reflash the ROM only for test the issues reported, now i made a backup in case that i install Siyah and then want back to the CM9

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Where do you confirm the use of cores and how do you activate 2 cores? I thought the processor always made use of 2 cores regardless of amount of processing.

I noticed that through quadrant app, it shows 1 cores. How is that so? I also notice a slight lower score 3000 compared to my friend who got 3500 on stock firmware/kernel.

How am I going to interpret this info?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rulandas:
Its in the settings menu. No need to flash separate mod :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sanghaviraj:
I think ur part right, I too had problem with titanium backup, then some one pointed at upgrading to latest titanium version and it solved the fcs, but honestly this rom is not yet completely bug n lag free, but soon it will be, waiting......

from raj's s2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rulandas:
Here what i have to say... true lights stop working after a while... but after a little later.... start working again. Just realised. I did nothing after few times switching on and off in the settings. But now i have them lit as i text...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GaboWinter:
Thanks for your feedback :)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] yusufjee:
I would also like to know how to enable second core. I think it is disabled because it will drain battery faster. But i would like to enable and try it for a day.

Found one software to enable second core but i am reluctant to use it.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1448309

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Ok further readin reveals that the second core kicks in on heavy load only so i guess i am happy with 1 core. I did try the above applcation but didnt work for me. Does seem to work on siyah kernel though.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Trijunction:
Hi thoravukk kernel has performance tweaks like siyah? Does that have better battery life than default cm9 kernel?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] astrogambit78:
Hello guys,

just updated to Ver.1.3 and I came from ver.1.1.

Superb ROM Wes…! haven’t encountered any FC’s yet and bugs from past issues are fixed.

I am a MAC user and i want to share this to the community.

I downloaded the zip files for ver.1.2 and ver.1.3 using my MAC-pc. After downloading I saw in the downloads folder that it was already decompressed so I asked my friend who is also a mac user and told me to right click on the file then click “compress file” and it its back to zip format again (I observed that zip file’s size from mac is bigger than zip files downloaded using windows).

So I saved that zip file in my phone for flashing. After doing ‘full wipes’ in CWM, upon installing the zip files for the ROM I always get the message “installation aborted” I cant understand why it wont push thru ‘cus it’s a zip file.

So I rebooted my phone and got stuck on startup logo ‘Samsung galaxy SII”. Got a little nervous ‘cus its been taking a while and still stuck there. So I went back to recovery, good thing I backed-up my previous ROM (ver.1.1) and restore it again. I did the same method (even downloaded ROM from different posted links) and there it is, I always got the ‘installation aborted’ message. It took me 5x or more then after that I just restored back the ver.1.1 again.

In understanding why that happens I remembered that I rooted my phone using ‘ODIN’ thru my sis-in-law’s window’s based laptop (‘cus I don’t know how to use Heimdall) and downloaded ROM files for Remix 1.0 and 1.1 and I flashed them successfully before.

So I borrowed the laptop again and downloaded the zip files for ver.1.3 again, and voila!, flashed it successfully..!

Maybe lesson learned is that when you use ODIN to root ur phone, u must use window’s based PC’s to download ROM/zip file. (apk files, no problem with mac).

Wow I almost bricked my phone.

So guys, remember before flashing a new ROM it is a must that you

always backup not just your apps but also your present ROM.

PS: a thousand thanks to Gabowinter, Sun90 and Vegeta1. Really guy’s it’s people like you who makes this community really awesome… :D:D:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] unclepodger:
Tried that already didn't make a difference. Also tried changing charge settings in VC separately, also no difference.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AndresOrue:
FM radio works with this app for rom version 1.3 ... not use internet.. i test the free version and works very good, only put

Regional Band : North America

Audio method: Galaxy s2 Test

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=24794051&postcount=2893

original thread post by mikereidis
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MyLifeRocks10:
change backup location to /emmc from options and it works.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] john3166:
This new 1.3 rom is great but i can't access my sd card when connected to pc. I have followed all the instructions on how to enable UMS & MTP but its still showing only internal memory.

What can i do? Any help?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MyLifeRocks10:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=24759949&postcount=20953
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pitzo123:
Solved issue Fc com.android.phone

Originally Posted by pitzo123 View Post

hi there

I don't know why but I can't call or answer !

When I want to do that I have a Force close with this message :

"unfortunately the process com.android.phone stopped"

I lov' this build txs for help

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Build RR -11-04 v1.3

kernel Siyah 3.0.27 V3.1b3+

I9100XXKE7

I saw where was my problem ...the process com.android.phone crashes only when I set my lcd density to 160 dpi ...To solve My problem I've downloaded a modded apk of the process com.android.phone that work only in 160 dpi ...It can be find here : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1586293
[Galaxy S II Android Development] john3166:
I have tried that also. And also the rest of the links in 1st post. And still can't access my memory card.

I am going back to D4 Rom because i can't enjoy my phone without my 32GB memory card. :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MyLifeRocks10:
its working perfect for me.follow all steps as said in that post. do u get any errors.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rikta:
I'd say the issue is that your Mac automatically extracted the Zip and that you re-compressed it.

I used a Mac and did it this morning and everything worked perfectly.

Basically, don't do anything to change the file from the creator - the fact that the file size was different means 'something' has changed.

Just be careful and always keep a nandroid backup - it seems that your backup saved you here
[Galaxy S II Android Development] heldmar:
After installing v1.3 + Siyah I can't get KIES to recognize my phone (I use it for syncing with Outlook).

It keeps trying to connect but never connects.

Any ideas?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MyLifeRocks10:
https://dl-web.dropbox.com/get/zImage?w=ff6ccfc9&dl=1

try this with k-tool.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] colboy:
theme

He guys, anybody knows where I can find the screenshots for black and classic theme? :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raxidian:
Apps are completely black (or with dark grey backgrounds) with accents in cyan (matching the rest of the UI).

Used 1.3 for a day and a half, no problems so far... Installed Siyah Kernel 3.1 rc2 a few hours ago to compare.

I can confirm that the vibration setting on ExTweaks with Siyah Kernel is not working.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] heldmar:
I just followed instructions given by Gabo on his FAQ section and everything went perfectly smooth in the installation process. No issues at all to report during the install.

After finishing installation, all seems to be working correctly, the only thing with problems is KIES which I use to sync my data with Outlook and it's not working.

Does anyone has the same issue?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sun90:
KIES doesn't wrk properly with AOKP roms since its a samsung AOSP based app;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] heldmar:
Crap! I should have known this, so what options do I have? Any recommended App to sync Outlook?

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I have tried to substitute the bootanimation.zip with a different one I downloaded from another thread in the system/media and it didn't work.

Can anyone help me on this?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sahidmiah:
U have to use siyah kernel. And get extweaks from the markets .and activate from there.I also tweak the gpu setting. To higher

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SmaS

From my experience it doesn't make too much difference on battery life. Ics drains extra. battery any way .the benefit I found is by using 2 core is it does not put pressure on 1 core so much. Every thing loads quick. I was observing on task manager that sometime when I browse heavy pages the processor overloads and get red warning. Everything seem to freeze and browser closes. I found out that second core does not kick in automatically. Now activating 2 cores all the time it solves the problems .browser smooth as butter. With me I rather sacrifice a small amount of battery for better performance

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Kies is Samsung. This is not a Samsung rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sun90:
guys when it comes to quadrant scores AOKP rom does'nt support the quadrant apps properly hence u find lower values even though ur phone is performing far better than the AOSP rom phones;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] amritpal2489:
Can somebody please upload that white android logo bootscreen which was present in the 1st version of Res rom ???
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zoozle86:
Give me 2 mins..have to look
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raxidian:
as Sun90 pointed out you won't be able to use KiES because this rom is not based on the Samsung stock like previous Resurrection Remix builds.

If you are looking forward to sync contacts or email, you should check one of the many apps that let you do so over wifi (or USB) at the Play Store.

Edit:

Also check MyPhoneExplorer, maybe it will suit your needs as a good KiES replacement.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MyLifeRocks10:
download bootanimation from here.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=24368567&highlight=bootanimation+zip#post24368567
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zoozle86:
Check if this is it...and backup your current

http://db.tt/6IjsGWRI
[Galaxy S II Android Development] astrogambit78:
Can't seem to find videocall options...

Anyone?