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[Galaxy S II Android Development] mixailo:
Are you doing a new version this weekend? You mentioned a 2 week release cycle, so I just wanted to see whether I should wait or flash the official version. Thanks for your great effort to make MIUI even better!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kraized:
Where's the link for External SD fix you mention?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Tintenfisch:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1536568
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rustyguy:
Does anyone else keep getting random reboots?

Just wondering, often get them when the lockscreen is on. Currently plan is to just wait it out and try doing another full wipe when an update is available.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Tintenfisch:
Did anyone manage to successfully use wi-fi-tethering?

I can setup the access point, but when I try to connect via my netbook, it takes ages till finally windows says "limited or no connectivity".
[Galaxy S II Android Development] terenceleechan:
very good rom. way better than miui china (samsung based) which is full of bugs.

i just need help on something. i was testing out themes from the online themes available, and switching from one to another until i found something i liked. but there are remnants from other themes, app icons, menu borders etc that i can't get rid of, even if i install my current theme again. any way to reset all icons to default? i tried installing the default theme but still some icons from previous themes i tried were present. thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Tintenfisch:
I managed to get connected by manually setting an IP, but now I need an IP for the Gateway. Does anyone know the phone's internal IP when using tethering?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kmelkon:
i wanna ask which miui rom is best for my SGSII .. this rom or the wajikIUI (WIUI) ?? please tell me .. im interested ...

and does this rom support arabic language keyboard ??

thanks alot
[Galaxy S II Android Development] terenceleechan:
This rom is the better one
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ronii1123:
Depends how you look at it. Wiui is Samsung Based, and this rom is based on AOSP. Try both, you'll notice a difference, I did.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Coedy:
I find this one much more stable personally. I used to favour Wiui though, Try both and see what you like :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sam razzy:
Waiting for new version... :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] freakin.ro:
have you tried 127.0.0.1 ... or does the client use this, too?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] red_horn:
Thanks for your hard work adyscorpius, it's a nice ROM.

I have one problem now. When I installed BLN pro and then flash siyah kernel + activate BLN without wakelock, my led always light up now.

What i must do now ady for fix this ??

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] terenceleechan:
widget resizing (other than email and gmail widgets) not working?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kmelkon:
thanks alot guys ... ill try wiui first and see .. but i guess i prefer AOSP more :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kmelkon:
i wanna ask if anyone knows which rom is better the official MIUI V4 or this port (AdyScorpious) ??

or should i try both ??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] runedrune:
Its personal preference. Try both.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kmelkon:
thanks will do that .. but at least , the difference ?

and where can i find the official MIUI V4 for SGSII ?? thanks alot
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dafunk2:
You can find the new releases deodexed and translated in English (from Chinese) every friday at www.miuiandroid.com.

But you can localize it in your language if in your country there is a MIUI Team for translations.

Good luck

PS:I love the original MIUIv4 and it is even better, release after release. You will see your S2 finally run great with ICS. And with Syiah kernel (and soon NEAK).

But I'm waiting for this release from Ady because it's probably even better than the original SAMMY based ;)

You should have learned already....try it to yourself LOL
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kmelkon:
seriously ! that was one super helpful answer :D thanks alot .. ill try both but first the original .

and thanks for sharing ur personal point of view :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adyscorpius:
Guys, I understand that everyone's waiting for a release eagerly.

I'm busy with studies and revert my work as soon as I'm done with my exams. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] freakin.ro:
This one is better ;-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] feicher:
Simply amazing this release. I will go forward with that. The sensor smoothness, the superior memory management... I guess much of the overall feeling is also thanks to Paradoxx's AOKP base. Nevertheless, IMHO the best MUIU ever. THANK YOU!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hlubepet:
I wrote you email...... but you are probably ignoring me :D I offerd you help...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adamski123:
Are their lots of themes available for this rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kickassdave:
Not really. Lockscreens are fine, but there are no fully working themes. MIUI is changing constantly at the moment so no point in anyone spending hours theming an ever changing framework, at least not till MIUI China have settled in that development. At least that's my understanding ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adyscorpius:
I'm not ignoring anyone. I might have read it and skipped. Sorry.!! Could you forward again...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rexboy:
I've searched the thread but couldn't find an answer.

how can I make my external as visible to the PC when plugging in.

currently only sees internal sd.

looked at directory bind etc but doesn't solve the issue.

default USB connection doesn't resolve this.

seems to be an overwhelming issue with many MIUI Roms. found a solution posted here in a zip format but that sent my phone into bootloop so no luck. can't believe so many having the same issue as it's all over google but haven't found a fix yet :-(

**oops feeling embarassed now, found the fix right in front of me lol
[Galaxy S II Android Development] norpan111:
Gosh I'm so tempted to flash this bad boy again. Miuiv4 is so much better looking then stock ics, the brighter menus looks far more polished and professional! I just wish SwiftKey X had some good theme to go with it lol
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Coedy:
I use the light theme. Looks swish :P
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rustyguy:
delete
[Galaxy S II Android Development] larsen82:
It's about time I try out another ROM than the stock one, and this is the ROM that caught my attention.

Since I've never flashed this type of ROM before I started to read more about how people do this. I understand that I need to copy the ZIP file to the internal sdcard and make a flash through the recovery boot mode.

My question is what is exactly the internal sdcard? :P

I have three storage "units" when looking in the settings\storage menu:

Device memory: Total space 1,97GB

USB storage: Total space 11,50GB

SD card: Total space 7,30GB

Where to put the zip file to have it found by the flash program in recovery mode? :) A noob question maybe, but better to ask then not ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] runedrune:
USB or SD. Both are fine. Internal is USB.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aegis_85:
Flashed this rom.. gotta say it is awesome! But when I go to the download section, the 'dictionary update information' keeps on popping non stop up to 900 times, and ongoing.. checked with cpu spy and it is currently 70%+ 1.2 ghz..tried resetting the phone, still no luck. Waited for more than 1 hour still the same..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] larsen82:
Awesome ROM! Having some issues with mobile network. Trying to create new APN but it is not saved. Why is this happening?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Dexonja:
What dont work on rom... ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] norpan111:
Yup, thanks :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] norpan111:
Happened to me to, I rebooted and every try adding them was there. Multiple ive done myself plus the automatic ones lol. Try reboot
[Galaxy S II Android Development] larsen82:
It helped to reboot, thank you for that great tips :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] veeruchinnu143:
Does this ROM has video call option from call menu(not via any application)...??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] normally_crazy:
Been getting a lot of random re-boots since yesterday. Wonder why ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] loylik:
will you update your rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rexboy:
OP already said few times in last few pages he is going through exams so not at the moment
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rexboy:
Saw this post regarding mp3's not working as ringtones (well not as a default anyway, for ind contacts yes).

The default ROM ringtones are all .ogg format so i converted some MP3's to .ogg and even placed in the system folder where others are but it still wouldnt work. .ogg file selected as ringtone but you ring it and its the default one again :-(

**nevermind, finally found a simple fix via google so mp3's work fine, no need to convert :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Coedy:
Care to share? ;):p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rexboy:
Yep believe it or not ringtones are set through themes. Normally menu/settings/sound blah blah but MIUI its through the Themes apk thats cooked in the ROM.

Click on customise, scroll down to ringtones/ringtone/others/... and then find your ringtone inc mp3's if thats what they are (ie/ zedge etc).

It virtually becomes the same process as selecting via sounds etc however it actually sticks when you select it (well did for me) yet countless google searches all said couldnt use MP3's etc lol
[Galaxy S II Android Development] androidpixar:
So wish this could be flashed on to Skyrockets!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Tijmen:
Is it true? Are you porting again? :D :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adyscorpius:
Yea, I did try a quick port, but seems the changes to the base (CM9) are way too much for a simple method to work. I'll need to give more time to fix things... Which i sadly dont have till papers.. :-/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Tijmen:
Bummer, good luck with your paper!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adyscorpius:
I am using the latest MIUI v4 for Galaxy S2, and I'm finding it pretty stable for now. Obviously changes would come in time for added stability and fixes, which also means that an AOSP base wouldn't really be needed.

How do you guys see it? SGS2 base or AOSP?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adioph:
whichever base as long as all features will be working, eg. fm radio, tv out, and all share that is not working in CM9 builds and AOSP builds at the moment.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adyscorpius:
Exactly, now, the base that MIUI v4 uses is pure Sammy, which means, it includes all of Sammy's features plus MIUI! That is a better approach really, if you want functionality and stability! And with yesterday's release, I'm pretty darn impressed.

Why not give it a spin?

MIUIAndroid.com has a good working version with English translations for everything MIUI.

After my exams, I might plan on making all the needed tweaks to the Sammy base version and get you a better MIUI experience. :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adioph:
we'll be waiting and excited for the new release soon! :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Tijmen:
Now Andy has abandoned us I might as well derail this thread. ;)

So here's a little /off-topic question:

How's the battery life on MIUIAndroid's latest release?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adyscorpius:
Lol, No man !!! Ain't abandoning anyone... Just wana ask you guys, are you okay with the stock Sammy base releases or you want an AOSP base still?

If you want AOSP base still, I'll get back! :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mixailo:
I for one think that cm9 will soon be a much more stable and liter base (some would say it already is). Fm radio works via spirit fm, the only thing remaining is tv out. Miui on sammy base has a new bug in each release and there are already a lot of people on this forum releasing tweaked builds.

Just my 2 cents, you are the master of your free time and should use it how you see fit :) thanks for the work so far!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Tijmen:
I was joking, dude! :)

I've been with Hydrog3n for the last time, so I'll try Samsung base now for some time. So I don't now if maintaining AOSP base is necessary, but AOSP base wasn't the only reason your ROM is superior, so I can't wait for AdyUI to be back... :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] on2a:
I think this Rom with an AOKP base would be absolutely killer!

Note I said AOKP not AOSP..

Cheers
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jusada:
I'm on miui scotland with sammy base, I have to say its pretty good. There almost got everything working now. And the past few weeks its improved a lot. Its still a little bloated right now and not quite as fast as your own aosp based version, but I wouldn't rush to update, maybe only for major changes.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hellsgod:
There are a lot of custom miui's out there, but all of them uses the original miui china base, which is based on sammy. I'm not a fan of this "hybrid", i'd like to have an aosp/aokp base.

Because siyah have a dualboot option, i'm on aokp and on the sammy miui and can tell you that my aokp rom runs much smoother.

Some people likes the sammy base and some hate it. But because there are so many sammy miui's out there, i'd like to see an aosp/aokp base here :)

hells
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nihonjin:
I too would like see an aosp/aokp base use for this rom. Why change something that is great and the reason why so many users are using this rom.

thanks and i look forward to your next update.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sohell:
Interesting discussion re whether to stick with aosp or sammy base.

My two pence? There are already lots if Sammy based Miui ROMs out there, and I say leave them to it. If Ady sticks with what he already has, the community has two great ROMs to choose from

Those who prefer sammy base can choose China or Scotland and those that prefer a CM9 base have Lady's

Better for us all to have the choice, rather then having to choose ROMs from all the same base...

Plus, we will be able to see which base is best!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marcel112:
Ady,

Why can I chance fonts etc. But not the dialer or taskbar?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dabrain23:
is there any tool to change the display mode that works with ics? i like my colors a bit stronger but this rom does not come with any option to tweak colors :(

apart from that its running pretty nicely!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] anuben:
will this rom work on my Stock rom XWKF3.. [rooted]..????
[Galaxy S II Android Development] larsen82:
Is there anything special I need to do to apply themes?

I have now tried to download several themes through the themes application that came with the rom, but it won't apply. I have both tried to apply with and without reboot. It finishes at 1%. Successfully applied but nothing changed.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adyscorpius:
Themes in the app are currently only supporting Gingerbread due to heavy dev and upgrades to ICS. You'll have to wait. Lockscreens do however work by creating /data/system/theme.

How to do it? Google can save you there. :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kmelkon:
OMG !!! Im teying the official miui v4 n i think ill change it as soon as i can ... Its so laggy and the music app crashes every 10 seconds .. Hope those things are not here too .. :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rexboy:
Google definitely your friend, I tried from the theme app and no luck besides lockscreens but via Google found several mtz format themes. Just placed them in the theme folder as previously mentioned and apply. Parts of it worked, dialer same etc but some theming applied
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kmelkon:
So i wanna ask ... Since this is an unofficial port .. Can i still benefit from my xiaomi account here ? Thanks .. Plz tell me

and can i flash the MIUI Gapps ??

amazing ROM :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ivanoterra:
So, my phone started FCing when opening messaging.apk, so i did a full non system backup, did full wipe, wipe cache, wipe dalvik, installed the rom again, wipe cache, wipe dalvik and restarted.

I started recharging and after 3-4 hours i was ate 26% and my battery was at 41ºc.

I unplugged, turn the phone off, took the battery out and let it rest, after 5 mins, i put it back on, restarted and tried to charge again.

The same problem, so i turn the phone off and tried to charge it, while off.

It charged ok, no heating problems, so i went to sleep. When i wake up, it was fully charged.

I unplugged and turn it on, it was all good, battery at 26ºc, when i started using the phone, to get my contacts from Google, using wifi, getting settings right, it started overheating again.

Now, i just turned it on, its at 94% (after 23min usage) Screen 41%, AndroidOS 24, Media 19% (top 3).

I just turned the screen on, the battery went from 28ºc to 31ºc. The volts (i use Battery Status app) went from 4023mV to 3864mV.

Oh, and the battery is at 93% now.

Is this ROM related or battery related ?

The part that gets hot is right under the "SAMSUNG" logo/text, this being under the "ear hole". Its not close to the battery, it is ? The battery looks normal at touch.

Oh yeah, the hot part, is on the back camera, mostly sides. But i think that i cant feel under the camera, because it has a elevation there.

So, anyone can help me ? Im getting really worried...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adyscorpius:
Backup SD Card, factore reset data, format SDCard, install MIUI, reboot. Check for stability. Restore your sdcard contents selectively, Images, ROM zips, sounds, documents.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Tijmen:
If everyone would've done this before posting here, this thread would've been half the size probably. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ivanoterra:
Already done that...

It was dropping fast, but when it reached 80%, i THINK, it stablelized...

Its not dropping that fast the battery anymore, nor getting hot..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adyscorpius:
That has to be an active media server in the background. Give it time to stabilize. Then it settles well. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rustyguy:
Should probably ask on an miui site, but anyone know if there is a way to create playlists through a desktop app and sync it up to miui music player.

Other then that, and of course the player crashing from time to time, miui has been awesome for me.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ivanoterra:
But what made me scared was, if i just let it be, without turning he on or something, it would stay cool, just turning the screen on and, i don't know, going into settings, it would go 33-35º....

But thanks, it scared me a lot...

Oh yeah... offtopic... How is ur exams going ady ?

Hope you are doing well :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adyscorpius:
Yea, well, I manage to study for 4 days, then on friday, I still end up downloading the latest version, only to tell myself, NO ADIT, you have to wait and study. Papers start from 11th May, and end on 17th. :-)

Thanks for asking guys.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Tijmen:
Mine start May 16th and end May 27th, that's why I haven't responded to your PM anymore. Lots of luck!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kmelkon:
i know this is a stupid question but please answer me cuz ive googled alot and couldnt find the answer to how to install themes (create the themes folder) maybe im not searching right .. i dont know ... [i download the theme and i apply -reboot - nothing happens :( ] .. and one more , when i create the folder will i have to download the themes in mtz files ? or from the themes app normally ???

im sorry again if this was brought up :confused:

thanks Adit :D and good luck with your exams
[Galaxy S II Android Development] norpan111:
Themes isn't working properly yet, just some icons and lockscreen can be themed
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ivanoterra:
News, it stabilized, but when i connect the charger and it is on (no screen on, but with the system on) the top part of the screen and around the camera on the back starts to get REALLY hot...

And it doesnt charge i think (never had the guts to let it try to charge)...

Also, when i connect the charge the Battery Stats app, show 0mV and "tech: Null" for 10-15 secs and then it show something....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adyscorpius:
New update comes Tomorrow! ;) Fasten your seatbelts!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Tijmen:
I'm hyperventilating!!! :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marcel112:
O yeah.......... i'm very , very nervous....:p:p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jaher:
Can someone please tell me the difference between Sammy and Aosp I have NO idea.

Thank you for your patience.

PS. I am on asnet miui rom what are main difference from this rom ?

Which is more stable in your opinion

?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] frewys:
It is uploading right now as it seems. Looking forward to try it. Had so much issues with all the MIUI GB builds on my GS2 looking forward to try the cm9 built to see if it works better for me.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adyscorpius:
CM9 based built is already uploaded. and MIUI GB is rock-stable. What sort of issues were you having?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adyscorpius:
Sorry for the delay. There was a slight issue with Wifi, with using NEAK 2.0.3x

Reuploading with stock kernel. Test non standard kernels at your own risk for wifi etc.

The stock kernel works totally fine though!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MafiaDroid:
Hey! this rom its good? stable?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adyscorpius:
Some screenshots!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adyscorpius:
The AOSP Rom, yes! The Sammy based, its just getting uploaded. I've Ironed out most problems, and yes, it should be stable! :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Coedy:
What kernel are you using as the stock kernel?

Does it allow UV and UC? and GPU control? Currently I last a day of heavy use, would love for the new rom to do the same :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MafiaDroid:
Thanks i'll wait for the upload :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jaher:
is there random reboot and freezes ????? In this new rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] frewys:
Wow!! Looking forward to try Sammy based from you. That is awesome news!! Are you going to take a different approach than wajk? Have you to ever spoken on a collaboration? That would be pretty sweet!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ambuj:
Welcome back ady
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Moviestar70:
v2.4.24 - DOWNLOAD LINK

hey ady,

sorry, but the download link of v2.4.24 is broken :(

please mirror.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kaze105:
Nothing is broken, read the title

"[ROM-MIUI][25-APR-12][ICS-4.0.4][[AdyScorpiusMIUI-v4][v2.4.24-UPLOADING]"
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MafiaDroid:
Yeah its in the title :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ambuj:
Why Sammy? I was hoping you will continue with AOSP base :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] NZed:
Will the AOSP be updated at all?

CANT WAIT FOR 2.4.24!

PS is there CRT off animation for samma based? Using AOSP and loving it!

PPS why is it so long to upload?

OK IM JUST REFRESHING THIS PAGE EVERY 5 MINS. I FELL INN LOVE WITH YOUR ROM IN 5 MINS ALSO.

AOSP BASE PLEASE!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ingbrzy:
AOKP base is mutch better... thx Ady...!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] frewys:
I had issues with radio and issues with data partition being corrupt every other day. Tried most builds at the time and finally gave it up. Had none of these issues with Sammy based ROM. Plus the benefit of best camera, voice talk and Sammy app store. Where taptalk is free for instance. only downside is Sammy is slow! But I am more than sure that with time it will be stream lined and tweaked and close to aokp standards.