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[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] SilviuMik:
Thank u for info`s . Tried Cyanogen 7.1/7.2 Stock 2.3.4 2.3.5 but now after almost briking my phone i am back to stock romania vodafone rom :) and will stay this way until Cyanogen gets more mature on our phone :P ( for example call quality is MUCH better in stock then Cyanogen.) And also battery use is much higher in Cyanogen then stock

Btw, don`t rely on nandroid backup, u can`t restore it using CWM
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kanako:
ElysaN Rom​

Why Make A Rom

ive been using android about 3 years from when i turned my HTC Touch Pro into android and ive always wanted to try making a rom, now i think my knowledge is at the point i can manage it.:)

Removed

Nothing Yet

About the Rom

XXKL1 BASE

DEODEXED

ZIPALIGNED

ROOTED + BUSYBOX

CF-ROOT + CWM APP

THEMED

Changelog v1.1

Boot logo added

Fix Rom name in about

Theme the rom (battery and colours)

added CF-ROOT KERNEL

2 versions with and without battery %

Next Version

Edit ringtones

Edit wallpapers

Possibly more theming

+more

Credits

DSIXDA for his great kitchen

UOT Kitchen

Chainfire for CF-Root

Anyone ive missed

Screenshots

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Download

v1 removed no cwm made it hard to change rom without flashing recovery with odin

v1.1Without Battery % With Battery %
[Galaxy S II Android Development] antiochasylum:
Why are you posting this in ORIGINAL development?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chemita:
Nice work!!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kanako:
because looking at some of the other roms in this section its the same sort of rom if its in the wrong section than i apolagize and request a mod put it in the appropriate section
[Galaxy S II Android Development] uppon2:
Calm down Android Police. Good luck with the ROM mate
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adesirello:
Welcome! and luck!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kanako:
18 downloads so far hope i get some decent feedback :)

so far ive fixed the messed up version name and ive been playing with themes :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kranti2064:
Good job mate...

Can you tell me how did you manage to deodex phonesky.apk... I tried to use the kitchen with xila2, couldn't deodex this file... maps crashed on boot and there was no market... :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kanako:
not `100% sure tbh i just told the kitchen to deodex the rom and it did it lol
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nerlim:
Thank you.

Finally a ROM without the battery percentage, the percentage of hate!:rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kanako:
it is possible to change the battery icon in the uot kitchen and make it not have the percentage :)

EDIT

uploading 2 versions of 1.1 one with % other without see screen shots for new styling
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kanako:
Both versions of V1.1 uploaded enjoy

sorry for double post its a sneeky bump :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DJBoxer:
heres another bump for ya whats your name and pass lmfao :p

unable to download due to restrictions. try both links u added same with each.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bb8868:
Both of link is unable to download,another link please. Thank in advance
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kanako:
Sorry guys looking for a new host i cant seem to use box.com and im also moving house tomorrow so alot of time being spent packing
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AlbConst:
I've been looking everywhere and tried multiple methods to try and fix the following problem but without any success... please help!

I have a stock captivate which came with 2.1, upgraded to stock 2.2 last year, and just last week upgraded to stock 2.3.5. Never rooted or anything like that.

Up until last week, while I was still on 2.2, I had fantastic battery life, draining maybe 1% per hour when idle. After the update to 2.3.5 I'm now draining 10% per hour when idle. I've tried different watching apps to try and catch a culprit but I'm at a loss to point to anything. All the apps I'm using are unchanged from when I was on 2.2. My best guess is that it has something to do with wifi.

When I left the phone untouched on idle last night it showed 30% wifi and 25% cell standby for battery usage. My wifi sleep policy is set to never which is what I had on 2.2. I leave wifi on all the time, but I left it on all the time with 2.2 without any of these issues. I have 5 bars and am located near a cell tower so that isn't any different either.

I've tried factory reset as well as a couple cycles of draining the battery all the way down and filling it all the way up without any change. From a UI standpoint, I like the new Gingerbread update but 10% drain/hour when idle compared to a couple days when idle with Froyo makes the phone much less usable... Help!!
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] capocaccia:
You could have an app that is running in the background taking up alot of ram and or CPU peformance. This can cause your battery to drain faster. Having a live wallpaper as well as apps that update in the background will also shorten your battery life.

however, there are many apps out there that monitor what the other apps on your phone are doing and will let you know if there is a rogue app taking up battery. Also, if you have the stock battery look into a new one. Its probably old by now and somewhat tired out.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cmeducknow702:
I had the same battery drain issue upgrading to froyo. I ended up finding a custom GB rom and the battt drain slowed but is still faster than the stock rom. All apps have stayed the same since day 1. At this point I'm afraid to touch it again since it the wifes, and was a bit upset about the last time.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] T Tyme:
This was happening to me when I updated to GB but found it was one of the apps(No LED and Vlingo). I uninstalled and then reinstallled them and it stpped draining as fast in idle. I would also suggest getting the 1800mAh OEM battery for the Epic 4g Touch. It works great in our phones with 15 to 20% more life.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joel_flashman:
email app draining battery

I also updated few days ago to gingerbread official UCKK4 and after that my battery drains at around 5pm, whereas before it was around 11pm with froyo.

the battery log says email app is sucking it up. the email accounts are exatly the same 2 I had before: hotmail and company both configured as exchange.

Solutions?

thanks!
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] apbthe3:
It seems like a lot of people are complaining of issues after the update. The most reliable solution would be backing everything up and performing a factory reset. Just be aware that when you do it, you will lose EVERYTHING on your phone that isn't already backed up somewhere else so make sure you grab your pictures, music, contacts that aren't already backed up in an email address, etc.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joel_flashman:
I did perform a factory reset after the update!

I have nothing on the phone, except few apps, which I quickly reinstalled.

The emails and contacts are on hotmail so, it wasn't a concern they get reloaded from the exchange contacts sync. music was on my external sd card.

the problem is that if I disable email, battery is fine...but, c'mon...then what's the point of a smartphone! and if I disable background check, it's also fine, but again, what's the point of a smartphone!

I am really concerned now... with this battery life is unusable.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sola fide:
We have two captivates in our house, mine and my wife's. For mine, I did a complete one-click flash back to 2.2 froyo and then immediately upgraded to KK4 through Kies. Overall, my battery got much better and gave me a good 4-8 hours more battery life than what I was getting. When I go to bed I'll still have 30% remaining.

Now the bad news: My wife's went the opposite. On Froyo she had better battery life than I did and she updated without flashing her phone. On GB her battery was dying in almost 4 hours, 6 hours at best. It was crazy. On Friday I took the phone, backed it up and performed a Factory Reset. For two days this gave her better battery life than 4 hours but still horrible. Maybe 8 hours total.

What I noticed:

Over the weekend I paid close attention to her phone. I noticed the 3G symbol would be displayed on the screen while she was also connected to wifi here at home. Then I noticed that her email app (not the gmail app) was the #1 use of battery, even over the display. Clearly something was wrong. Then I noticed if I opened the email app, it would result in a connection error. However, if I opened a browser or the marketplace everything worked normal.

My thought process is: the Email app is constantly trying to connect to its server and since it's unsuccessful it continues to retry non-stop draining the battery.

How I might have Fixed it:

I took her phone and put it into Airplane Mode.

Waited a couple minutes and turned on WiFi only. (Phone was still in airplane mode)

Waited a minute and then turned WiFi off.

Took phone off Airplane mode. When everything came on, the WiFi was still off since I manually turned it off while in Airplane mode.

Rebooted the phone, WiFi is still off.

Turned on WiFi after everything finished running from boot up.

Noticed that now the 3G symbol was gone when WiFi connected.

Today she unplugged her phone at 5am this morning. As of 4pm her battery has only dropped 25% (showing 75% remaining). I checked the battery usage and the Email app is back down around number 6 or 7 on the list. Not sure if that's what fixed it but the battery is a HECK of a lot better than it was before. If someone else sees these similar symptoms give it a shot and hopefully it will help.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Red_81:
I was having the same issue on my phone after upgrading to GB. The 3g would stay on (displayed) while I was connected to Wi-Fi. It seemed to be draining my battery. It is better after doing a cache wipe. Next, I'll be swapping modems and kernels until I find a better combo. Currently, KK4 with corn 7.06 (sio & conservative)
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joel_flashman:
Interesting, I don't have wifi at home, but I also noticed at work (where I have wifi) that 3G and wifi icons were both on.

I am not sure I can reflash the phone, and I could try to reset the phone again.

I will try your "procedure" and see what happens.

1 more thing: as I said in my prev post, I use hotmail with both SSL checks, as exchange server.

additionally the other account, which now is disable (my work account), is a zimbra 7 server with again both ssl checks, and configured as exchange.

the same configuration was working on froyo.

my system is not rooted and nor modified. out of the box install.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joel_flashman:
Problem identified

I identified that the problem is the hotmail account.

I factory reset the phone again and cache wipe, then I did not install any app, apart from those which auto-update themselves.

I configured my zimbra 7 work email account (exchange activesync): waited few hours. Normal battery consumption.

Reset the phone again, then this time I setup only hotmail: battery drain.

solution:

now I am using stock email app for work account and downloaded hotmail app (seven+microsoft) which still allows me to sync contacts and calendar. It's suboptimal (i'd like to have all in 1 place), but battery consumption seems back to normal.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joel_flashman:
problem present again

Sorry, but after few days I realized the problem is still there...also using only zimbra (activesync exchange).

no solution yet. hotmail using its app seems fine, but no way to use stock email. after a while it starts again consuming > 25%
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RJ287:
Correct me if I'm wrong...

So yeah correct me if I'm wrong, but I read somewhere that your Data connection and WIFI drain the battery quite a bit. I think I remember using something with a 2.2 ROM once, where if my screen was off, it basically shut off everything except the ability to receive calls and texts. I'm not really sure because that was months ago, but if this rings a bell to anyone, I wouldn't mind knowing too!!1!
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AlbConst:
Original poster here... After doing another factory reset, I only installed a few apps a day over the course of a week, waiting for the battery issue to reappear. Through this long process, I identified the Kayak and Facebook apps as the battery hogs. When I had everything else reinstalled except for these, I had the same or better battery power compared to Froyo. I contacted Kayak who said they were aware of the issue and just put out a fix. I think the problem was, an update for Kayak came out around the same time that I performed my upgrade (or the battery issue for Kayak was specific to Gingerbread) so it only appeared after my upgrade. Anyway, to be working better now.

Overall, I like the stock Gingerbread upgrade, especially the fact that Swype works a lot better after the upgrade.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hogan773:
Email battery drain

Hi all - I am beginning a search for some solutions. I just upgraded Cappy to stock GB yesterday. Did Factory Reset before and after which eliminated the Tethering Manager issue.

Battery life at home yesterday was AWESOME. I believe this is in part because the new GB defaults to a "never sleep" policy on Wifi. It literally went from 100% to 92% in 3/4 of a day, with Wifi on all the time.

Now its Monday and I'm in the office (NO WIFI HERE) and now all of a sudden "EMAIL" is the biggest user of battery. It's been draining almost 10% per HOUR this morning. I use Hotmail as my primary email and I have it set up through the ActiveSync server on the stock GB email app (not Hotmail-specific app).

What is going on? I have the Sync set to "Push" everything, which is the way it was on Froyo and it never ate battery like that. Is it something different in GB or do you think it is something to do with this "Wifi always on" policy that somehow the stock email app is always trying to connect to the MS Exchange Server through wifi but can't? (I'd think that when wifi is out of range that it would just default to 3G "pushing" which is what it did before, and again no bad battery drain before under Froyo).

Thoughts?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hogan773:
Cross fingers I might have solved this. Appears that having one's Hotmail and/or GMail CALENDARS synced up may cause the problem. It appeared that both of those Calendars were basically constantly re-syncing rather than waiting for a push like the email does.

I unchecked those sync boxes for both calendars and it now seems that battery drain is slower. I'll keep watching this afternoon.

Hopefully this post is helpful if others might be experiencing the same thing. I'm hoping that it is NOT the "never sleep" Wifi because from what I've read, that is actually a battery-saver when at home in constant range of Wifi. Perhaps that is why I didn't notice this Calendar-induced drain overnight because the juice was sipping at a much slower rate even if it was constantly syncing. Once I got out onto the 3G network this morning then the juice started getting gulped......
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cando2_la:
I find the fix for the GB battery drain problem

I had the same problem after the GB upgrade for my AT&T Samsung Galaxy Captivate phone. After I read this forum, I figure the Outlook email setup would be the problem. I did the following changes and corrected the problem completely:

1. go to "settings"

2. go to "account and sync"

3. click on the Outlook email account under the "manage accounts" section

4. click on "Account settings" under "General settings" section

5. click "sync schedule"

6. change "peak schedule" to "15 minutes"

7. change "off-peak schedule" to "15 minutes"

8. click "save"

9. Done.

"Push" setting in "sync schedule" selection is the culprit causes the battery drain problem.

Good luck
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BuddyJoe83:
I installed Multipicture Live Wallpaper on the TP CM9 and when the screens are in landscape mode, each individual wallpaper I have set on the 5 different screens are displayed perfect BUT...

When I set the TP in portrait mode, the backgrounds are cut in half and for example on screen 1 I have half the background of screen 1 and screen 2 and..

on screen 2 I have half of screen 2 and half of screen 3 and so on and so on..

Anybody experiencing the same or know a workaround?

I already tried playing around in the settings (esp. "Workaround for some home application")

Cheers.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] altimax98:
I will have to check but for me I think force 5 wallpapers worked. I'll check when I get home.

Sent From Nexi - The Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] TrompStomp:
I am looking for a complete feature list for Starburst and Blazer to determine the difference between the two. I have read the feature list for both roms but the Blazers feature lists "Other Tweaks, Hacks, and Mods" which could be anything. Further some of the features listed for Blazer are a bit vague. I have downloaded both roms in hopes that there would be a list of features but alas they do not contain one. Could someone please point me to a complete features list or explain to me the difference between the two. Thanks in advance.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] wase4711:
your best bet would be to post this question in that roms thread, although since you are a 1 time poster, you might not get anyone willing to answer your question, since its a really detailed, specific question..

good luck
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] TrompStomp:
That is where I originally attempted to post this question but since I do not have the 10 posts required I was reduced to asking here, but I appreciate the response. Maybe with a bit of luck my question will still get answered here.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] wase4711:
Frankly, with this phone, and the roms that are out there now,"newer" is usually better; I never ran Starburst, but I did run Blazer and it is a very nice rom; it was more of a stock experience than I care for, so I use other more heavily themed roms now, but, I think he just released version 3.6, which looks to be themed heavily like how ICS is gonna look..
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] TrompStomp:
I would tend to agree with you. According to the wiki for the rom database they were both updated on 01.05.12, so it comes back to features.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] il buono:
Yeah Blazer is looking good from the screenshots. I was going to stray away from miui for a bit to flash it but from when I downloaded it last night to a moment ago, the damn file just disappeared. Oh well. To the OP, Blazer would be your best bet since PH tends to favor that one more and updates it frequently.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] il buono:
Ignore that damn wiki lol. Blazer was updated last night.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] PhantomHacker:
Starburst has the lockmod by maddogin and is themed green. Blazer will not (I personally don't like the mod and blazer is my main rom atm)and is themed ics. Blazer also has a 4g toggle which will not be implemented in star burst. Otherwise performance is equal.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] TrompStomp:
Thanks for the advice. Also when reading the features that Blazer has compared to Starburst, I almost get the impression that Blazer contains everything Starburst has but also has some extra battery tweaks. Maybe I am missing something?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] TrompStomp:
Thank you for the quick response. This answers all my current questions and allows me to make an informed decision. Thanks again to everyone!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] master acehole:
i personally think that the blazer mod feels smoother and a lil bit faster if you like the starburst theme go for it if you like the sleek ics theme blazer but blazer> starburst =D
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fenstre:
I've been looking through /etc and found a few files that look promising:

AudioBTID.csv SPK_Combination.csv HP_Audio.csv AdieHWCodec.csv

Or is there a value in /sys or /proc that I can write to on startup? The problem is that the lowest in-call volume is far too loud, both with and without headphones. There is no software that can do this, I have looked. The reason this is hard to modify is that the lowest volume is "volume=0", unlike other system volume levels (others start at "7" or "14").

What about sysctl or setprop?

I think I know all the ways to modify a linux system, but I have no idea where sound properties are stored. I sure hope I don't need to compile a custom android build to fix this painful problem! Any help appreciated. (If it helps, the phone is a rooted HTC Desire HD.) If installing CM9 would fix the problem, I would do that :P
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dmw_4814:
I installed the Mango 8107 update on my Samsung Focus S phone, using Heathcliff74's CAB's method, but I forgot to back-up my phone first. Now, I'm trying to install some themes that voluptuary posted, but they won't install unless I'm on 7740 or lower, and my only restore point/back-up is from today, with 8107 ALREADY installed!

Is there any way for me to revert my AT&T Focus S back to 7740 or 7720 WITHOUT having my back-up?!!

Thanks,

Dennis
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Foxnov1990:
I had the same issue a couple days back. I had 8107 and wanted 7720 to interop unlock it. Problem was I had no backup what so ever.

So what I did is I went to the phone specific forums and looked around for a Custom ROM (in my case) but originally I wanted to put a shipped 7720 ROM on there to interop unlock and update though Zune. Also looked for a tutorial on there.

In your case it should be in "Samsung Focus (S)" --> "Focus Windows Phone 7 Development".

As people in my question (nearly entirely the same as yours) answered it is only possible to revert back to an older version (if you dont have a backup) if you flash a shipped 7720 ROM.

(people in the phone specific forum will help you further im sure!)

Good luck
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DavidinCT:
Yea, with out a custom rom, OEM rom or a backup your SOL. Sad to say... :(
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Foxnov1990:
For your (@ OP) case I would just recomment a shipped ROM (7740 or 7720) as this requires you to downgrade your bootloader just once.

If you want a custom ROM you need to perform a lot more actions (aka downgrading the bootloader way further) before you can install that, takes more time and is more risky (not saying "a lot" more but speaks for itself)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] mgmCube:
Here is a link to a website. (found the link on tweakers, tnx 'manvanstaal' )

http://www.ampers.me.uk/2012/01/asus-transformer-prime-and-android-4.html

They talk about a new Transformer Prime with android ICS as stock OS, but they also talk about changed hardware.

This would be very bad for everybody who has the 'old' Prime.

Would we be allowed to exchange our Prime for the new one?

Maybe somebody finds some extra info on this new hardware....
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] pandaball:
I think he's talking about the 'BB' and 'BC' revisions of the ATP... in a nutshell, the majority of users with wifi/bt issues have the 'BB' version, while the 'fixed' version is the 'BC' revision. The letters 'BB' and 'BC' are from the first two letters in the serial number of your TFP. If my guess is correct, then the article is wrong since I got my Prime with Honeycomb preloaded more than a week ago and I had the 'BC' revision.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] mgmCube:
Ok that would be positive news. I also have the BC version and everything is working fine. But if they really made some major hardware changes that would make everything even better then that would make many people sad :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] pandaball:
I doubt that would happen since there has been no hint or any news whatsoever about any hardware revisions at all. The only hardware revision there has been AFAIK was the 'BC' revision of the ATP.