yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ephraim:
Does anybody know the answer or is the home button double click disabled in v6 by default?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mobs84:
Because JKAY has not released support for XILA2 yet since he is not finding time, and I guess both developers and us with ORD are waiting for support from JKay. The moment that happens we will see flooding of custom ROMS with XILA2 and I'm waiting for final version of Hyperdroid v6 XILA2 with Jkay support. :) Till then using XWKL1 with Jkay mod and Siyah 2.6.7, stable for now, but not so smooth as XILA2..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kingofthebraves:
I thought I was going to miss Jkay with this rom but it just works so well and almost all of the features of jkay are still there albeit in a different place so I am very satisfied. Looking forward to ICS :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kenkiller:
Yeah...updating to yet another GB rom is somewhat pointless, given how well 6.1.17 runs. A future ICS rom is what is more exciting. :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hp13:
great. We don't need LA4 as LA2 works awesome. You guys put a lot of hard work into this. Lets just appreciate it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adamski123:
Hey guys currently running checkrom v6 and might try this out. Wondering what a surgeon is, and also shuld i download and flash the base rom?

Thanks

Adam :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] donkeyhitman:
Surgeons are personal scripts built off of the VRTheme system that can fully customize your rom to your exact specifications e.g. deleting files, theming apps, changing boot logos, and more. If you meant about whether you should flash a stock XILA2 rom first or not, the answer is no.

And just in case you were asking if you need to flash the Hyperdroid base rom first, the answer is ofc yes.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adamski123:
Alrite awesome

Thanks for ur description mate.

Very informative. I may have to try this rom out :L
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mobs84:
My ORD instinct tempted me to try out the new Check ROM and installed it after taking a CWM back up of Hyperdroid. While I appreciate all the hardwork done by Leomar and Gadget Check and don't want to sound like a jerk, I have to say and I can bet all who have been using Hyperdroid will switch back to Hyperdroid. Check is not half as smooth and fast as Hyperdroid V6, even after trying the init.d scripts from Hyperdroid and installing the Redpill Kernel in CheckROM.. For all those who have ORD, install CheckROM only if you want JKAY 13.6.

Back to Hyperdroid with the new Vertumus 2.0 ICS... Just awesome.. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hp13:
Yes I am one of them. I switched back after few hours of usage. I just can't use any other rooms than hyoerdroid..no disrespect to checkrom team. I appreciate their hard work. But personally hyperdroid suites my needs. Thanks to all devs
[Galaxy S II Android Development] eseregin:
Looks like the last ICS build pretty good. So team working on ICS really appreciated.

Future belongs to ICS for sure.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hugorx:
Hi sorry to ask. But you just install the theme from recovery nothing else? Just clear cache and davlik ? I want to test the theme but dont want to get in bootlop ..thx in advance :-)

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] veyka:
Make sure to use the hyperdroid v6 version, the update script should wipe the cache and dalvik cache but wiping it a 2nd time won't hurt. Also make sure to take a backup and note that some of the extra mods will not work and cause boot loops. So nandroid before flashing.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aquariuzism:
Well said. But to be honest as well, your conviction is ONE main reason why this ROM (which actually for me is the best balance of performance and battery life) doesn't get the attention it deserve from the public.

Now my question is, why do you guys exerted a huge effort to post it here? Is it just about sharing or you also wanted to be "noticed"? If your answer is the previous, then ignore everything i said and all the negative criticisms of the people. But if your answer is the latter, then definitely you need, i mean you really need to create something that will create a hype or at least make the majority of visitors here to be "wowed" by your unique idea.

Please keep in mind, that whether we like it or not, majority of the people are always looking for something different, or as they say, "cool", which i really hate, but that is the truth. I'm not also urging you to commit with the Jkay app but you need at least to do something that will match the app's functionality and beauty.

Come on guys, don't get me wrong, developers of this ROM are really the one who deserve to be called original developers(talking about custom ROMs).

You have the "balls" to deviate from what is usual which is exactly why i'm writing this post here. Looking forward for something really great from you guys!

Hat's off to you guys.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] D.O.C:
From my perspective, I can produly say that the reason of posting at XDA has been already accomplished.

As one of the founders (along with pongster) we wanted to actually "develop" a good rom, and not just make a zipped themed ROM. Because of our sharing here, the team has now grown up to be 11 developers (pongster, D.O.C, petsasj, af974, sicopat, kahvitahra, arighi, clyder, seader, fikret and rudolf895) not to mention the community support from great users that are currently in finding their way into android dev (veyka, s2d4), the users that support in ways they can (donators), the users that support us with sever to share our work (calibur, sicopat, veyka, didgesteve), and tons of other member I cannot really recall right now that help us with links and suggestions of how to improve the work we do.

We are distributed along 3 devices right now, and some of us, work on all projects (7 right now), some of them are exclusive to some projects, some kernel developers, some modders, some graphical geniuses, etc.

Fame?, no, you are deeply mistaken (and I can gladly say so :) ), nor recognition, donations or anything else. We just want to do what we are here for, development, and the more developers join, the better OUR work gets.

Anyone is welcome to join, and development has not stopped.

Cheers :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gabrielwolf:
I saw in a post that the process of ICS Hyperdroid is quite good.

What is the approximate time for the release??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] teiglin:
Asking for ETAs is always a no-no around here; it's very rude. If the devs want to provide a timeframe they will without being asked, and if they don't then all you're doing is bothering them. Also, they have stated before that they will not release ICS until Samsung releases it. Leaks don't count, especially because without sources (which will hopefully be released at the same time as official ICS build) they can't do any real development anyway.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] delca85:
Hi!

I have just flashed ICS 2.0 by Vertumus, everything is working weel. I have only an issue, I am not able to edit Lock Screen option in EDT Tweaks in Settings. I don't know if this problem is caused by theme or not, because I don't remember if it worked before flashing theme.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bclark:
I've used a mouse, not a 100% about a keyboard and I also always plug into otg then phone. consistency makes things easier.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marekPLPH:
1. just make sure the theme recovery you downloaded from the OTA app is "V. 6" it will uninstall all the mods you flashed if you flashed some

2.just wipe before and after you flash theme recovery and verts 2.0 theme.

3. plus make sure the file you downloaded isnt corrupted

99.99% sure you will not get into bootloop.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] malhor:
Plus, before flashing, make sure thats you have set your dpi to 240. It has been reported to generate bootloops otherwise as Verts theme seems not to fully support multi-dpi at the moment.

Send from Androidmeda with Tapatalk at hyperdroid speed
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Didgesteve:
The lock screen option is greyed out, the placeholders are there as it's a 'work in progress'
[Galaxy S II Android Development] digitallysick:
freezing and shutting off

My phone freezes and shuts off with redpill 1.3 here is my logcat
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dyallo:
Hi guys. Great mod. However

Has anyone solved the upside down screen you get after using Fancy Gingerbread Rotations by imparator? http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=19686027&postcount=1
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Didgesteve:
Not much detail in your post. Have you built from a clean wipe/factory reset? are you flashing over another kernel?

are you running hyperdroid or other rom?

You could try using the kernel cleaning script, then reflash redpill
[Galaxy S II Android Development] veyka:
kmsg/last_kmsg are far more useful than logcat for kernel issues (logcat is mostly app/rom stuff)

Hate to say it, but that script is still basically useless, it does the following,

1) wipes cache/dalvik cache, which are rom not kernel related.

2) removes voltage control and other seemingly random init.d scripts, if you are using vc to mess with things, you should know to turn it off when flashing a new kernel

3) removes some "settings" folders for other kernels, one of which is defunct (void) and siyah, all the siyah folders contain are: EFS backups (you would wanna keep these if you have them anyway), settings text files (to tell the kernel that CWMmanager3 and liblights for bln are installed) and some scripts that only siyah will ever execute anyway.

I dont know exactly what was in the void folders, but unless the kernel dev did something really weird the stuff there will only ever be touched with that kernel anyway.

(till v1.5 of that script, they had the wrong mount points in it, so it did nothing, and people where still calling it the 2nd coming of the kernel cleaning god, nice placebo effect)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] atomic339:
If I want to instal ICE CREAM SANDWICH DOMINATION v2.0 Theme I have to go back to stock theme first from old version domination theme?

Where can I find stock theme without modification?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rinoko72:
If there is no "restore theme" in the OTA app, you'll have to reinstall the Rom..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] veyka:
Its in the OTA, "THEME Stock by samsung v6"
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jermitano:
after flashing ics domi v2, i have seem to lost some smooth spinner functionality.would flashing the mod from hyper parts fix it?anyways does all the mods there work with v6.thanks guys
[Galaxy S II Android Development] veyka:
All mods/themes with v6 after there name in the OTA work on v6, also afaik animation mods are universal so should work fine.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jermitano:
thanks mate...lots of mix up on the new ics theme...apologies for posting a somewhat slightly related rom issue here...thanks again:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] veyka:
Also the how to and everything you need to know about smooth spinners is here; http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1427510
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nk7:
Is it alright to just simply put the call recording modded phone.apk in /system/apps/ to replace the current phone.apk from 6.1.17 base rom? Btw the modded phone.apk is from the call recording mod zip file found in OTA --> Extras. Do I need to fix any permissions etc? Should be the same as replacing the camera.apk with a modded one right?

EDIT: I apologise this was meant for support thread
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nk7:
Flashed 6.0.17 today after I finally got some time and want to report small issue. Flashlight / torch widget on quickpanel on stock ROM (switched kernel though) turns flash LED light on, but only as long as the screen is on. So if screen turns off (I have set mine to 30 secs screen off) the flashlight also turns off. Have to keep touching the screen to keep things going.

Was this intentional? Figure you don't need logcat or kbbs etc if it is indeed an issue?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AvRS:
It's not an issue for me and works as it should, flashlight stays on. I have completely stock v6 ROM as it comes and 1.3 red pill.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fOmey:
Im having a bit of a weird issue, dont remember having it in the past ..

Its as if my status bar... lags ? If the status of my coverage changes.. eg. 3G to H+ theres a grayed out outline of 3G after the change for a few seconds..

Here is a screenshot:

Iv tried doing a clean wipe although doesnt seem like its changed anything sadly..

Any ideas ?

EDIT: It appears that my experimenting today had cause this.. I had replaced some .PNG's from theme, flashed over originals seems to be aight now.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jermitano:
same here as well...and the indicator in the notification stays on even if the led flash has gone off with the screen...just verifying...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nk7:
Yep exactly. Seems you are using Siyah as well - must be the issue. Something to do with aggressive deep sleep or some other guess. Dunno if I should post some bug report here or with siyah?

EDIT: Funny thing is I tried to do a logcat on PC with ddms.bat. Once plugged in via usb and logging - screen turns off but flash light now remains. But unplug it and problem resumes. Mind you it takes a few seconds from screen off before flash light turns off. Turned logging off and retried and flash stays on. So it's got something to do with siyah and powersaving now that it has nothing charging the battery. I though flashlight would override that.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] veyka:
With the phone plugged in and logging the phone will not deep sleep, so many the flashlight doesn't hold a wakelock and the phone just goes to sleep. It take a bit after screen off to go to sleep, so that would make sense.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jermitano:
was thinking the same thing...anyways im on rpk and set the screen off at 15 secs...would be that deep sleep kicks in almost immediately?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nk7:
Exactly correct. With newer versions siyah employs more aggressive deep sleep patterns. I just wanted to know if flashlight would override this and kernel would think the screen is still on so it won't deep sleep. Maybe because the cpu requirement for flashlight is so low that deep sleep occurs.

Does this occur with your phone? I'm guessing you're with siyah.??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] veyka:
I can reproduce here, screen turns off, flashlight goes out. Afaik it shouldn't be kernel related, but you could try with redpill and see if it still happens.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] noke955:
It's the same with Redpill v1.3, but flashlight-toggle remains lighted
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Didgesteve:
+1

All works with ok Hyperdroid, perhaps this is for the Siyah thread?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jermitano:
im on redpill kernel sir...i experience it...apologies as it would be my first crack attaching a logcat...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GEX THE GECKO:
UOT Kitchen

So here it is i have the latest version of this rom with Docs surgeon v6, and was just wondering if its possible to flash a theme made in UOT Kitchen over this rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] veyka:
Yes as long as you feed it the modified apks from the rom. Make sure to take a backup first etc. And of cause we cant support you in any issues you may have.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] delca85:
Do you think it is possible to implement swipe to remove in notification in HyperDroid v6.1.17?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] spaxx24:
That would be awesome...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] veyka:
I had a look at it, but the smali edits are a bit to involved for my ability i am afraid. It would be nice to have though.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cliff03:
i did something stupid i wipe my phone and press reboot without installing hyperdroid how do i fix that odin?

---------- Post added at 05:53 AM ---------- Previous post was at 05:13 AM ----------

done install stock firmware rooted back on hyperdroid :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bartoloandre98:
Could have just held volume + home button and power button which would took u back to recovery and flash hyperdroid from there,no need to go back to stock and reroot:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buxz777:
hyperdroid team i know this isnt a comment about devolopment etc but .........

YOU GUYS ROCK :-)

love the rom , the surgons and the kernel :-) my fave rom so far and ive tried a lot :-)

thankyou so much to everyone involved and have a great day
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Filgaliel:
mDNIe settings don't stick. Always change back to default.

Sent by raven.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] veyka:
Scratch this, I had my Visualization technology mixed up, sorry for the noise, no downtime today :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GEX THE GECKO:
CM7 ICS

iZ there anyway of getting a cm7 theme to work with this rom? i really like sonny sekhons ics cm7 theme. i realize it doesnt have theme chooser so i cant apply it, but isnt there something else i could do? replace folders/apks maybe. :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jermitano:
btw any takers? i yearn to learn
[Galaxy S II Android Development] veyka:
See here
[Galaxy S II Android Development] digitallysick:
Switching to the siyah kernel for the time being has fixed my wifi connecting issues I was on redpill 1.3 , once it gets updated i will switch back.

For some reason on 1.3 redpill when i travel to different locations it cant auto connect to some types of wifi, i had to turn wifi off and back on a lot.

Not a complaint! I support hyperdroid for life!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jermitano:
o yeah forgot about the site...thanks mate as always...:D

btw...i fixed my problem on ics domi extreme mode...funny but a reflash of it worked...first flash caused status bar and msg fc...i just wiped and reflashed and it worked...id try to send a logcat of it as well...:p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ziTney:
Guys, I've got a weird problem:confused:

I use my phone also as my mp3player.

So I listen, with the standard music player app, to music for hours everyday.

Strange is that very often this doesn't show in the Battery Usage menu.

Anyone know how this can happen?

Like yesterday, it showed in the menu that I listen to music for 1,5hours, and then when I went home, listening to music again for 1,5hours. When I checked it when I got home, no musicplayer usage in the menu..

And it's impossible that it used less than 1% :o.. So it has to show up..

Using latest Hyperdroid and latest Siyah:)

SGS2 | Hyperdroid or Cyanogenmod | Siyahkernel v2.6.12
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AvRS:
I'm pretty sure that's standard and not just on this ROM as I've always had that happen, I listen for 2 hours most days.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] teiglin:
Have you actually observed that battery drain doesn't increase while playing music? I'm not surprised that the music player app uses negligible CPU time--or what little it does use could be rolled into Android OS or one of those other blanket categories. It will hold a wakelock (which prevents deep sleep and thus increases battery drain) and uses the sound decode hardware, which I believe shows up in android battery stats as mediaserver. Still, mp3 decoding takes up pretty negligible compute power, and I doubt there's a whole ton of power driving the speaker or the headphone jack, so the draw from playing music shouldn't be all that high--barely more than if you simply had a rogue app holding a wakelock but literally doing nothing.

A word of advice: use Better Battery Stats to analyze your CPU usage and wakelocks. Its reporting is far more accurate and useful than the bars in about->battery use.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yhrn:
The stock music player definitely drains battery but it uses the built in codecs so the music is actually not played in the music player process but in a system codec process. I think the battery usage ends up under "Android System". Here's a link to a post where the PowerAMP developer explains why PowerAMP shows up in battery usage but not the stock music player.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] D_Magic:
9 months ago i bought the galaxy s2, used it for 7 months and flashed all the roms...Revolution/Villianrom i used the most.

2 months ago i sold my sgs2 and bought the Galaxy Nexus..really a great phone but 2 weeks ago i sold it and bought a new sgs2 again.

First thing i did was flash Checkrom Revolution cause i used it alot and its a great rom...then i discovered this thread and followed it for 2 weeks and yesterday decided to give Hyperdroid a try.

Damn this is really some great development, i flashed the rom..flashed latest kernel and the matted frankenstein theme..changed to 192dpi and its running fast and smooth and no battery drain at all.

Thanks for this masterpiece! Gonna stay on this one till there is a stable ics rom from the Hyperdroid team!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] saffant:
Hard to follow instructions...

How do I get the surgeons? Where's the ROM Tool? Where's the kernel? is it included in the baseROM download? thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Etihad:
Check the Support Thread: xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1453202

Kernel is included in the Base. Surgeons can be flashed via OTA Tool which is also included in the Base.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] D_Magic:
Its all included in the rom..go to settings and chose hyperdroid parts, go to the first page of this thread and find the post from petasj, he explaines how to set everything up so you can use androidmeda rom tool and download and flash all themes..mods..kernels etc
[Galaxy S II Android Development] veyka:
Once you flash the base rom, you will have everything you need.

You can do updates via the OTA tool, built into the rom, (setup instructions in the thread), there is kernel updates, themes, etc available from it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Tombias:
No drain at all? Where the hell did you bought your phone? :D:eek:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jsbutran:
Hi Great ROM. One question how to set the TW to 192 dpi. Once I set the base rom on 192 dpi the TW remains only half on the screen.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] veyka:
Click me, for I hold your answers
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GEX THE GECKO:
deleted, wrong thread my bad
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hugorx:
Hey guys can anyone with red pill try dungeon hunter 2hd? It keep crash after 2min of gameplay thanks

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Didgesteve:
A quick search on Google reveals that you are not alone with this crashing just after game start problem.

But it looks like its a feature of the game rather than the rom/kernel you are using.

You might want to get in touch with the developer and see if there is a fix.

There is a Hyperdroid support thread for these sorts of questions.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1453202&page=60
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rixsta:
Hyperdroid gets some Black Chrome lovin ...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=22919573#post22919573
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hugorx:
Thanks for info i will look forward . Didn't know its so common problem . I was playing it days without crash on stock rom no root :-)

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kenkiller:
If it works great on stock, try generating a logcat for the devs here, they have a better chance of giving you a more definite reply. Something similar happened for MC3 last time, the devs managed to track it down and fixed it asap. :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] atomic339:
After wipe and restore I have small mess in my framework. Can I delete double folders and compile it again?

Do you recommended to decompile or extract framework-res.apk because a lot people says that extract in apk multi tools is better?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] veyka:
I would say thats root explorer messing up, rather than something wrong with the framework. It often shows double folders in archives, and when viewed on a desktop they are not there.