yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zoozle86:
Listen put your cwm file into the normal download folder. Then reboot into stck recovery.

Then choose apply update. Choose the cwm file ...wherever you put it in...should be the internal sd.

Then your phone loads cwm touch recovery...and you can flash whatever you want.

When you flash siyah 3.0 lpj from op

...then you get costum recovery:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kman Gymrat:
Geez! Went to use a game that i play and suddenly it said it was not installed so I rebooted and the dang hue is back. Hopefully y'all can see it from these screen shots. I've now restored back to my backup before installing siyah kernel and hue is still there. So will charge again and hopefully will go away. Here's the screen shots, hopefully you can see it it's to the left of the screen.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] augustofretes:
Listen, there's no such option as "Apply Update".

These are the options:

* Reboot System Now

* Apply update from internal storage (I don't have an external SD card, so it doesn't work)

* Wipe Data/Factory reset

* Wipe Cache Partition

* Apply update from cache

* test redbend fota[FS]
[Galaxy S II Android Development] redsnake80:
Hi, ICS Remix 1.0 Pro is compatible with Siyah kernel 3.0 beta 6?

Thanks!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zoozle86:
So try apply update from cache...and choose cwm.zip
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GaboWinter:
Via some file explorer like Root Explorer, put the cwm file into cache folder then reboot into recovery and choose apply update from cache...

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] augustofretes:
That's what I did from the very beginning XD, I said "I circumvented it by putting CMW into /cache".

It's just unbelievably annoying because /cache clears, so I need to put the file there every time I want to use CWM.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zoozle86:
Donwload...flash...back just in case.

Tell us.

Siyah 3.0/lpj from op works.

I've tested:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zoozle86:
Pretty anoying mate.

Don't wanna be rude but

Do it one more time.

And let's buy an ex-sd:thumbup:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GaboWinter:
Well yeah, that's unfortunately true but it's an option, the other as said before it's root another kernel that includes the recovery that you need :)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] redsnake80:
Ups, don't work, black screen after samsung's logo

Rolling back...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zoozle86:
See.:)..if you want siyah use from op..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nzkller:
Last time I installed this one but with Setcpu I could not get any overclocking or undervolting

Does it have it???
[Galaxy S II Android Development] outbr3akxal:
i used the siyah-lpj kernel and it work like a charm.

battery life still monitoring hopefully its good otherwise i'll put back the stock lpj kernel :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nzkller:
Nop!!! Dont Flash or you phone wont boot at all!!! if you want siyahkernel use the one in the first post!! that is the correct one!!! to use with this rom!!

The kernel of the main post is not pure LPQ as westcrip told in a post a few pages before!!!

bye!!!

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I already tried it, and it wont boot!!!! dont use it use the one in the main post!!!

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You see!!! hahahahahaha :P:confused::confused::confused::confused::D;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] goTouch:
No.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rdhalla:
Hi i have been getting this error quiet frequently

"unfortunately, music has stopped"

Any ideas? I get this mostly when i get in coming calls , My phone will freeze and i cannot pick calls >;/ I also get this error when i try to Run Music app....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wzseow:
SetCPU

Just installed SetCPU for the first time after I flashed Siyah Kernel :D

what is the recommended min and max MHz if I want to conserve battery?

Cheers,

Sean
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nzkller:
i usually put 100 Mhz min and 800 Mhz max!!

with 800 Mhz you can play GTAIII MC3 FIFA12 without any lag or video lag it is really smooth!!! also play like 9mm all those good graphics games without any problem!!

If you need anything else let me know!

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I like a Video Games a Lot and one of the reasons I love my SGS2 is that i can play almost anything!!! and it is great!!!! normally I use sixasis controller to pair my ps3 controller to it and play!!!

But with this rom i havent been able to do it !!! I mean, I can pair the controller and play with the emulators without any issue but if i want to play for example mc3 i have to create a profile!! in the sixasis app and then open the game and I will be able to play it just like thi video look!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1TmKLXxieg&feature=related

But right know I just can't!!! can anyone help me!!

When I tried top lay the controller does nothing and in some part the touchscreen stops working but the phone it's not freeze but still I have to remove the bettery or hold the power button until It reboots!!!

Please!! help!! me!!1

Thx in advance!!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wzseow:
The min I can put is 200MHz and max is 1200MHz
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nzkller:
Then put the minimum in 200 and the maximum un 800 ......... 200-800
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xpresotw:
FLASH IT
[Galaxy S II Android Development] M3th0s:
Why would you cap your clock speed at 80Mhz when it's maximun is 1200?

Just curious.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] westcrip:
flash what ? :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] charly-whiskey:
I wouldn't use the old modems, just try the ones you downloaded. And check your energy-saving-settings (don't know the english namings, but there may be a setting like "user defined"), where you can specify the connections to be dropped when not used.

Don't know your flag, so where are you located? Telling us that could help others to advice an appropriate modem.

If that helped, push the thnx-button, if not, just come back again. :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Miracle1980:
Thank you for this wonderful Rom!

Few questions:

How could i enable push on gmail? Since i flashed the rom push is not working and i cannot select what google services i want to synch automatically (for example i would like to remove the synch. of picasa and google plus...).

What is the best kernel to use with this ROM?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haidari:
Anyone else having problem with News & Weather, it doesn't work on mine.

Any solution thanks ! :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Miracle1980:
Sorry for the noob question...i fixed by myself...:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] PatrickWu:
It works fine here...

Sent from my Galaxy S2 using Westcrip's latest ICS
[Galaxy S II Android Development] The_MutenRoshi:
Installed this rom a week ago, im using widgetlocker, and today, the delay between pressing the home button and the screen goes on its like 2/3seconds, but last week was very fast, was instant, pressing and the screen on.

What could it be to cause this problem?

Thnks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] westcrip:
Its because of widgetlocker..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ahmed001:
i dont have sdcard in phone:(....how do i flash cwm.zip after Remix 1.0 installation?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] heardamir:
This is so smooth!

I just wish it was root :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sadonlyone:
@westcrip

I want to ask you if callrecorder (skvalex) can be supported in future develop by your rom? (of course, with the kernel prepared for ics). thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] heardamir:
Boot into recovery and select install zip from internal memory rather than external sdcard
[Galaxy S II Android Development] charly-whiskey:
Hi, just a question: In recovery-mode and also after installing CWM.zip the display is dark as hell, can't see anything on the screen, and blue on black doesn't help much. So I always guess. The booted phone is bright, so thats not a hardware prob.

Is there a way to increase brightness in CWM and recovery?

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:confused: It is rooted. .... ok, as long as you posted in the right thread :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zoozle86:
Put cwm.zip into a the normal download folder.(the phone internal sd)

Reboot into recovery choose apply update from internal storage..choose cwm.zip.

When it doesn't work then.

put cwm.zip into cache ...usin root explorer.

Theen reboot into recovery apply update from cache.

Choose cwm.zip.

Flash whatever you want.

Then go ahead and buy an sd card.....bc you have to do this every single time ..you want flash something.

Realy annoying.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] M3th0s:
It is a rooted rom (if you wanna check that, there's an app called SuperSU).

You are probably referring to the lack for yellow triangle with exclamation mark. As it was mentioned before in this thread, this is due to West using an official kernel rather than an "insecure" custom one. Therefore, no triangle.

Regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] heardamir:
:confused: hmmm i definitely don't have root in 1.0 pro. Can't use titanium, superuser etc. I flashed twice just to be sure. Am i doing something wrong? I just assumed it was normal being aosp..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sun90:
dude

in v1.0 the kernal is stock kernal even though the phone is rooted u dont have complete root previlages hence some apps which req the same do not work

hence try the siyah kernal in the first post

download the same flash from touch recovery after installing the cwm.zip in stock recovery

then i hope the apps will work;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zoozle86:
Ymmd:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zoozle86:
It's rooted buddy....check in su app if permissions for tb are granted..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sun90:
well nice to here that from a S.M like u;)

IMMD:p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mrmooa:
hi i have been using this rom for a day with no major issues.

the only problems i have found is the call reject by sending message doesn't work.

and the t9 in the dialer doesn't find contact just the number.

does anybody else have these issues thank you.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sun90:
not here works perfect no issues;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] themikeyboosh:
Yep same issue with the t9 dialer
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ashzoomerintrack:
Thanks

Thank you westcrip for such an awesome rom. So smooth and so stable.

One I would like to ask you that after flashing this ROM the Yellow triangle disappeared.. How is this possible???
[Galaxy S II Android Development] heardamir:
Gah! Thanks! :D

Jeez i can't believe i missed that. Could have sworn i had flashed the kernel! Anyhow, a most gracious thank you.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mrmooa:
thanks for your swift answer .

so you can reject a call with message and it actually sends the message ?

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thanks for your reply
[Galaxy S II Android Development] charly-whiskey:
@West: We have a serious problem here! Many of us experience that when flashing your ROM, in IE / Firefox / Chrome the search funktion of this forum suddenly disappears! :eek:

@ ashzoomerintrack: Its the opposite of Resurrection! And its magic!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mrmooa:
siyah

hi i can see the benefits of flashing the siyah kernel because of recovery but is there any extra problems caused by the kernel.

thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lamole492:
Well with that kernel it works great! The onlu issue is that some apps wont appear because of ext.sdcard problems.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] westcrip:
try other roms .. too many of them .maby u can find a good rom for yourself mate
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dimitex:
hey folks, is it possible to use Jkay on this one? Is it supported yet?

Anyway to change the simple lockscreen?

Cheers!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sahidmiah:
since i have move to v1.0 i am getting calibration issue .when ever i calibrate it does not save the calibrate .its not gyroscope ,its the other one i cant remember the name .so there for i get rotation problem .has any experience the problem
[Galaxy S II Android Development] charly-whiskey:
@West: Maybe I did not make myself clear: I was just kidding about the questions coming up over and over again. Please check the original post.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] WhiteHartMart:
@West - still loving this Rom - better than ICS when I had my Galaxy Nexus ;)

One thing though - I'm not having any joy getting Android File Transfer to work on Mac - software just doesn't recognise that device is connected - any idea if this is Rom related? The file transfer worked fine on my GN.

Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] samoelito:
what will have the next version?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zewsan:
Installed yesterday, and very impressed by the speed of this one.

Although I'm having some random issues, two times yesterday I could not wake it up from sleep.

Black screen, no buttons working, had to pull the battery.

Did not occur yet today, but are there any logs I can check to see what's causing this?

Fresh install with wipe, no backups restored or anything, totally clean.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] E.R.Y.:
I have had the same thing to a few days ago, until now everything works fine.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MarkyD_UK:
I've had this previously on earlier versions. Not so far on v1.0 though. I'd always it was some kernel base wake up issue, so maybe logcat could help.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] selflezz:
I also have this one once in a time.

Had it with earlier versions and had it two times since i flashed 1.0.

I just plugged out the batterie , plugged it back in and thats it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MarkyD_UK:
Long pressing the power button until a reboot also gets you out, and easier than fiddling with that flimsy battery cover....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] RodneyNL:
Hij, is there a package to disable the hardware buttons (menu,home,back)

Because im using The onscreen buttons
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr.Greg:
If you are using any app for UV/UC uninstall them. This could cause a non wake up issue.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GaboWinter:
Jkay's lockscreen it's the lockscreen by default, if you mean the jkay's extra features it's not supported yet, if you want to change the lockscreen by default there are several options mentioned on the thread ;) :)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] PatrickWu:
As Westcrip said previously, he is trying to port LP7. When will be released, who knows? Only Westcrip gets his schedule in mind.:rolleyes:

Sent from my Galaxy S2 using Westcrip's latest ICS
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GaboWinter:
If i'm not wrong ChilliBo posted one, please take a look in his posts

EDIT: Sorry, my mistake he post the one to disable the on screen buttons only

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] vegeta1:
guys one thing neither chain fire or soft screen tuner tend to make any change to display colors , they worked fine in gingerbread :( , suggestions plz
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zewsan:
I was just going to post about the dark background with dark menus, but finally found that it's already reported.

Also, the font for SMS messages is, messed up somehow, the text is very thin and pixelated, have not seen that posted though for others?

These threads are great, but dang they get out of hand fast, it's so hard to re-cap hundreds of pages to see if issues are reported.

Would be nice to have a little list of known issues :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] PatrickWu:
If you're not a new comer for using Westcrip's rom, you are supposed to know this is not an issue since V9.0.

Since this version, only numbers are workable.

Thus, just use it, and expect solution comes out in the future. During the transition period, you can try to download exdialer from the Google play store with its theme if you need that though.;)

In addition, remember one thing that there's no perfect custom rom.:D

Sent from my Galaxy S2 using Westcrip's latest ICS
[Galaxy S II Android Development] PatrickWu:
Unfortunately there's no log to keep track of all things in Westcrip's rom.;)

Sent from my Galaxy S2 using Westcrip's latest ICS
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nekisia:
WTF!!!Trully,THIS is the ics update!

Excellent work!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rami78:
Android Recovery 3e

Hey everyone. I really love this rom but I have a major issue.

I install CWM or CFROOT using odin, boot into cwm, install the rom, gaaps, gaaps fix etc, and the rom boots fine and everything is great.

The problem is if i try to boot back into cwm i get android system recovery 3e.

I even tried installing the CWM 1.0 from the first post and same thing.

After I first install using odin i do get a yellow triangle before it gets into cwm

after that the yellow triangle dissapears even though in the rom im rooted fine.

Any help would be greatly apreciated :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vegeta1:
dude each time u wana flash anything ul have to flash cmw for v1.0

unless u flash someother kernal like siyah
[Galaxy S II Android Development] M3th0s:
As it was mentioned before in this thread that is correct.

West's rom does not include CWM, that is why every time you need CWM you need to flash CWM.zip to get into CWM Touch recovery.

If you want permanent CWM Recovery you need to flash CF-Root through Odin AFTER you have flashed Ressurection 1.0 rom.

The yellow triangle DOES NOT relate to the root status, merely to the kernel status (Secure/Insecure). Since West's rom is a stock kernel, no yellow triangle.

Hope this answers your question.

Regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vegeta1:
hey bro , wassup ?

u have any idea y chain fire or ss tunes dsnt work ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] PatrickWu:
If you flash Cf root through odin, yellow triangle just like a ghost will always follow you (just kidding).

But if you flash custom kernels through recovery, triangle will thus disappear.

Why did you see that android system recovery is because this is a stock recovery mode. If you need to flash other stuff, you should choose "apply update from external storage" by pressing the power button. Then, find cwm out and flash it...afterwards your recovery mode will be a touch one which means you can touch the item you want on the screen.

Sent from my Galaxy S2 using Westcrip's latest ICS
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rami78:
thank you , one last question. I know how to flash cfroot using odin.

How do i flash cwm.zip to get the touch recovery? Its not flashable via odin or am i wrong?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vegeta1:
its answered above dude...still place cmw.zip in ur external sd card and in ur recovery mode ..select apply update from extefnal sd and there u go
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xhuko:
Thx a lot
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rami78:
I just went into download mode, flashed CF-ROOT via odin, and like before, the rom wont boot, gets to the yellow triangle then turns off, any ideas?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vegeta1:
ur on the wrong path my dear friend
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rami78:
Finally got it :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vegeta1:
m so proud of u :thumbup::D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sahidmiah:
Has anyone noticed that autorotation is a bit laggy
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vegeta1:
super sexy for me :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DPSK:
Thanks you answered my doubt too.

Overall great rom!

But i miss the yahoo finance widget. It usually came with the samsung stock firmwares. Anyone has any advice how can i install that? Cant seem to find in the market.

Also a minor feedback. I noticed the FM stations wordings got truncated in the notification window.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hennesch:
Hello Guys. What is the Difference between the latest 9.3 V and this 1.9 Pro Version???
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sahidmiah:
What I meant is it takes about 2 seconds to turn
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vegeta1:
but does it really matters ? for watever other nice things this beautiful rom offers ??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] PatrickWu:
Only got 1.0 here:(

Baseband, kernel, and theme.

Sent from my Galaxy S2 using Westcrip's latest ICS
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vegeta1:
hahaha gud 1
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shuki.mitz:
I can't change the default Font!

Already downloaded and install "Font Installer" but each time after I choose a font and install it, the application asks to reboot the device and after that the font is not added to the default font...

Can someone help?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vegeta1:
brother , i just gave it a try ...n u know wat

fonts changed perfectly :sly:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] goTouch:
Does anyone have a zip with original 1.0 kernel? I installed Siyah kernel LPJ and I want to get back to original. I know I could install 1.0 ROM to return kernel, but it is a full wipe ROM. I don't want to loose everything.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shuki.mitz:
I really have no idea but I did it several times... I then go to System Settings/Display/Font Style and I see only Default Font :(

Any idea why?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vegeta1:
hmmm try fixing permissions from recovery and try fonts installer by jimmy16 its available in play store
[Galaxy S II Android Development] exxi:
I was really looking forward to this rom but after installation i realized that it's very laggy and slow compared to CheckHD roms... is there a solution to this or is ICS generally slower than older 2.3 roms ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zoozle86:
Do you mean the stock lpj?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GaboWinter:
Are you sure that follow all the instructions to install? Because since i'm on this ROM i really didn't see any lag :)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] wess786:
Neither did I, lol.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vegeta1:
+2 no lags at all :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] exxi:
Very strange. For example when i go into the settings menue and I scroll I see that it's not running as fast/smooth as with other roms for example the CheckRom. Also the Quadrant score seems rather low (3000 points) what is your score?

I did follow all instructions and still the same problem. Everything is just a bit slow (gmail, launch of applications and scrolling between home screens)

Can you seriously expect this rom to be faster or just as fast as the CheckRom (Stock no overclock with Redpill kernel or similar) or is the ICS inherently slower?

Also, how is your battery life experience compared to other top Ginger roms?

Thanks for the help peeps!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mixailo:
Which cf root will work with this rom, lpq?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] goTouch:
Yep
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vegeta1:
well if u talk about me i just ran a quadrant score n it came out 4233

and as far as apps are concerned i dnt find them lagging any where more over like other ics roms i dnt have any fc or sumthing

in starting i dint had a nice battery back up bt now its like 100 - 78 in last 5 hrs with full brightness and wifi on and regular surfing

n i thing it cant get better then this :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sun90:
why cant u use Titanium backup to backup all ur data

re-install the rom and restore back ur data:rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Padres_84:
Hmmm

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zoozle86:
Here you go bro

http://db.tt/Gyqzzasb
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vegeta1:
@zoozle

bro the display modes standard and dynamic kills my eyes with too much sharpness

i tried ss tuner and chain fire bt none seems to work , any help ??