yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] D.O.C:
Thank you!, and I cannot say enough times thank you for not misinterpreting what we wrote!

Dude, you have made my day :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] malhor:
Sorry wrong post :o
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aamirleo55:
sir, i did full wipe and then flashed the base 6.1.17. i dont think so its rom's bug , but its kernel's bug. let me explain u in detail abt it.

i did full wipe. then flashed 6.1.17 which is based on redpill 1.1

after dat wiped cache then dalvik cache.

then did restore from titanium backup. the process was very slow. after that i restored vcard file. again same.. slow process. then i did sms restore ... it took long time to restore.

i wiped data. flashed redpill 1.0

then tried restoring the same as above.. i observed restoration process vcard file, sms & titanium is fast.

according to me ... i came to a conclusion that restoration process on redpill 1.1 is slower than 1.0

thanx Doc sir & team.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nicregi:
Tested the latest HD v6 and damn it was good with Siyah kernel and some tweaks. Keep up the good work guys!

*of course, +1 for non wipe version please* :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mullicious:
Is there a seperate download link for RedPill 1.1? I flashed Siyah but want to revert back. I vaguely remember seeing a thread containing it, but I can't seem to find it again.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AvRS:
Not yet, I created a backup using the 1.0 CWM file and then taking the zimage from the new base and putting it in my CWM package therefore creating myself a 1.1 file. It's easy enough, just download 1.0 and replace the zimage with 6.1.17 zimage.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SignalX:
hi team

is there an update package for v6.1.17 or just whole rom?

i have 6.0.15 already on my phone

cheers,

SX
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AvRS:
It's a whole ROM but if you really want to update without wiping have a read about editing the updaterscript (try Q&A thread for this ROM in General) just remember if you do not do a full wipe no one will be able to really help identify real issues as you may carry an issue across so will need to be self supported.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hayspat:
Which base you will use for ics rom? I hope it will be cm9
[Galaxy S II Android Development] veyka:
I would imagine it more depends who brings out a stable base first (Most likely samsung, as CM9 needs binary libs and kernel source that we dont get until there is an official ICS rom).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nikzDHD:
Just installed this rom and wow it's impressive well done to all involved, it's smooth and fast and with Verts theme it's completely beautiful and eye candy. The red pill kernel seems well, love the recovery.

Thanks all.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] albsat:
Love your work. I am having for the first time a full day usage, almost, with Hyperdroid 6.0.5. Great kernel compilation. I wonder if you can add or simply replace one of the widgets (Reboot widget or Shutdown one) with a 2g/3g Network switch in the status bar. It is the only option that I miss in your ROM and in D.O.C. surgeon. Thanks for your work and keep it up.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Deeco7:
Anyway to remove the message,Swipe to unlock' from the lockscreen?

and...

New OTA requires wipe; is there any need to make a nandroid backup? I tried asking this in the Q&A thread but couldn't for some reason using my phone.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fdbailes:
that´s is for a different issue on hdp
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Inovator:
Is this ROM GUI hardware accelerated?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dhruvaz:
Now i did danke mate.. it was on options to make your life easy not in personalization but i got the point.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bugsaci:
Can someone please tell me how to change icon from phone menu (the one that show up after i long press end button).

I cant find it at framework-res.apk/res/drawable-hdpi/ nor framework/lidroid-res.apk/

Thank you and sorry for bad english
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pongster:
Can you get me a dmesg during the fast and slow restore of the same process on different redpill versions?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] veyka:
Sorry if anyone was downloading from any of the veyka links, due to a config error a log the size of the house was growing in the bowls of the server, a team of logslayers have since murdered it in cold blood, and looted its corpse for beautiful disk space. Have a nice day.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Cunione:
Thanks man !

This is exactly what i was looking for.

Maybe it would be nice to integrate this function in a future release...? :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AvRS:
Might be useful to quote the post you refer to as the post currently has no substance, which function mainly would be good to know?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Skoczek135:
Battery is good in this ROM?

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] malhor:
Please don't use this thread for general questions. Use the support thread in general forum (link in the sig). Keep this thread clean with dev related questions only.

Many thanks

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] uzzysan:
Well, as for me it's one of the slowest kernels, I've ever had on my SGS2. I had big hopes but red pill failed. I love the androidmeda ROM's but kernels really suck.

I've tested it with many benchmarks, and for example:

AnTuTu banchmark:

red pill 1.1 -> 4306

N.E.A.K. -> 6607

Also responsiveness is poor on RedPill.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AvRS:
User error, added to by irrelevant benchmark scores which lead to pointless unjustified comments. Congrats.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] pongster:
Good for you. Is it slow because it doesnt benchmark well? Using benchmarks to gauge responsiveness is not something I do so I'm glad it doesn't benchmark well.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sar3vok:
sorry if this is a newbie question but...

with this v6 rom, in the stock internet browser i can't choose with android or desktop mode like in v5.

Can this function be implemented?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mbutandola:
That's personal perception. My general feeling so far is the complete opposite. I like kernels that work out of the box without o/c or undervolt and this one just does that. Smooth, responsive, great battery life. All that without tweaks. So please at least show some respect. Besides, you post not being related to development or proper bug reporting I think it doesn't belong here.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] sinancetinkaya:
Removed..........
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mincorp:
perhaps your time would be better spent working on your communications skills.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fOmey:
@Doc would you allow me to edit your surgeon and use it for a base for a surgeon im working on ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] m0rtiis:
Actually it unmounts the partition to allow formatting. Can't format a mounted partition. ;)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] sinancetinkaya:
LOL, sorry I just woke up and a bit laggy now :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] devilkin:
Whilst I really appreciate you trying to help everyone that has been asking for non wipe (and i'll give u +thanks for the effort), I just cant help but feel that this info in the hands of someone that couldnt research/learn it for themselves is going to eventually cause more headaches in this thread than the ones that keep spamming for non wipe.

Those people are mostly the reason why the rom is always full wipe imo. If it wasnt then there would always be a flood of posts on "xxx doesnt work, pls halp!" and the answer will always be "Try a full wipe". I'm also quite sure that a few ppl will mess up that updater script and post more questions on how to fix it.

I feel that only those that really know what they are doing should attempt to non-wipe the rom and then also have the brains to realise that they have now lost the right to ask for any support on this thread until they full wipe because its not the way the devs actually meant for it to be.

That last bit is the one i'm really worried about. I've been on quite a few roms where a lot of the releases were non-wipe and it was always followed by a flood of users with problems but they never tried to full wipe and try again before posting.

But meh, I could just be over pessimistic but thats just me :P
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sinancetinkaya:
umm never thought that, you are right.

The developer or a mod can remove my post if it could cause problems.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] D.O.C:
Agree 100%
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sahilkhurana:
I posted this thing some pages back as well. Internet doesnt work but Wifi shows i am connected to AP. Happening on 6.1.17 only

Strange that noone else is affected
[Galaxy S II Android Development] malhor:
Hi,

Just edit your post yourself and erase the lines. That will do the trick :rolleyes:

XDA allows for unlimited edition of your own posts

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] malhor:
Some report that a reflash of the kernel does the trick. Go to the support thread, somebody managed to build a flashable kernel and gave instructions on how to do it.

Edit : here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=22028999

@ sahilkhurana : see how it's easy :p

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] sahilkhurana:
Got the CWM flashable Red Pill kernel from the original post of support thread. Didn't know that we have a support thread as I very rarely go to the general section :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mobs84:
Kernel: From the alien land, unique and fast. It might not support 1.6Ghz as in Siyah but its fast, bloody fast @ 1.5 itself

ROM: XILA2 and the init.d scripts doing its work efficiently, no lags whatsoever

Recovery: I'm loving the new organised recovery mode. This will be the next default recovery for many ROM and kernel developers for sure

Theme: Minimal choice for now, but I'm sure some big minds will work out some great themes for this excellent ROM release ever for S2

No JKAY support for XILA 2? : Why worry when Lidroid is doing exactly what JKay Deluxe does

No more changing kernels, adding scripts, changing voltages for that extra smoothness. As Pongster said this ROM is tried and tested for 100% efficiency! Superb

Benchmarks and Quadrant scores doesn't matter, what matters is real time performance and this package promises that and you can feel that on every frame!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AvRS:
Remember that the kernel linked to in the first post of Q&A is the 1.0 kernel. If you want to create yourself a CWM flashable 1.1 then I posted 4 or 5 pages ago how to do so but will quote my own post:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] burner07:
if i do a wipe/factory reset after i install this rom dose it deletse some scripts etc/breaks the rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AvRS:
Why would you install the ROM and then do a wipe/factory reset? Or do you mean do the wipe and then install the ROM. Take a backup and then flash the ROM and it'll do a wipe for you, no need to do it manually.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JmPTaz09:
HyperDroid Team:

I asked once before and don't want to clog the thread, but got no answer. Would this great development team be able to release an AT&T (i777) version of the kernel (like Gokhanmoral does with Siyah). I am loving this rom and have been using each new version, hellraised on my i777, with zero issues. It is the perfect rom for me. I want to get the full experience and use the Red Pill Kernel also; please release an AT&T version; it just requires some minor changes. Thank you in advance. If you can't, I understand and will continue using your rom.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jhernand1102:
I had this issue as well, I made a CWM zip with the 1.1 kernel and it didn't fix this issue. The only thing that fixed it was the 1.0 CWM zip that DOC posted earlier in this thread.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Avolio:
My new favorit Rom...thanks to the Team.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mbutandola:
Easy indeed. You also have the option to flash the zImage as it is using mobile Odin or Hellcat's HC-ktool. May be a flashable zip is safer. Anyway have made a backup as well using that method :)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] malhor:
I do remember Doc saying that it won't be possible as none of the devs hav an ATT SG2 iirc.

Unless you plan to offering one to the team, my guess is that it won't happen. Sorry :(

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] mbutandola:
I think doc said in the support thread that it would be released in two versions. Don't know what those versions will be though.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] busterdev:
On 6.1.17 and i must say that after some testing

milocker is a no go for me. Sooner or later it disrupts the smooth tv off animations

and it messes with the volume buttons mod, making the screen turn on.

I guess it messes it up because it uses vol+ & back buttons to unlock as a safety feature.

It has nothing to do with hyperdroid but anyway

my advice here is to stay away from milocker. just my 2eurocents
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mythoc:
Hello could someone pm me with a way to make ROMS zip file into a TAR so i can flash it via odin? tried a method from xda that a searched before but couldnt succeed :/ i bricked my phones bootloader trying to remove the yellow triangle with jig and i want to flash a non wipe Hyperdroid to boot up again. (i edited updaterscirpt)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alenko123:
Good ROM, using it right now.

But problem was and i dont know why,

first time when flashed this rom, it stuck in Loading with HyperDorid white logo, 2 times, i have reboot phone, 2 times, then it booted. Any idea why?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haasgo:
this is a DEV thread mate. post ur oppinions in the support thread. this does NOT contribute to the developing of the rom in any way.

i am very sry but this is something u will have to figure out urself (unless someone is willing to help). this NO GENERAL support thread. u have obviously done sum modifications u dont even understand really what they do. how can u brick ur bootloader using a usb jig? new to me to be honest....sry but this is not related to this rom or contributes to any further development of it. so pls go to q&a section and post there or use the search function.

this is a dev thread so please keep it clean. non dev related questions please in the support thread HERE
[Galaxy S II Android Development] uzzysan:
Sorry, i have to give You android masters some kind of point of comparison, so I chose benchmark as the kind of software made for this purpose. The phone itself is laggy on the red pill and compared to any other kernel the user experience is very poor. I'm very sorry for hurting your android developer expert's pride with my opinion. I guess that 5 years of computer science studies and certificate of network administrator specialist id not enough, and I'm still not adequate for you kiddos.:D

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] maestropetr:
Grow up m8. Best kernel for me is balance between speed stability and battery live.

Redpill rock!!!!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] maestropetr:
Call somebodys work suck is not opinion but disrespect.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aamirleo55:
hey dude... dont disrespect the devs... they are masters. they know more than u. so b careful next time.

if u cant please them, better dont tease them
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Vaedryn:
Hiho ,

one question about the RedPill Kernel , i have seen in Hyperdroid RoM is the new version 1.1 , the log of RedPill Kernel says Support for Aosp

Basic Features:

VooDoo Louder Support

2nd Core and Touch Move by Tegrak Support

Full CWM Manager 3.0 Support

Experimental AOSP/CM7/MIUI Support by gokhanmoral

CPU & GPU Overclocking and Undervolting by Netarchy

Highly Experimental Ondemand based CPU Governors (Minor Edits only/Renamed to keep bugs on the experiments) based on arighi's deep_sleep and fast_start commits

Maximum CPU Freq set at 1.5Ghz

Enable or Disable File Syncing (fsync) by arighi

Stochastic Fair Blue (SFB) Network Scheduler Enabled

CFS Autogroup by Mike Galbraith Enabled

CPU Topology and Sched_MC enabled

AFTR and LPA enabled

A lot of tunables via sysfs included

Undervolted Int ARM and Touchscreen Values (thanks to Phenomenal for the idea)

Git Implementation of SHA-1 for 12% faster boot time

CPU set at 1.2Ghz at Boot for faster boot time (Thanks to Imoseyon)

XZ compressed kernel using optimized values for the size of the kernel

Uncompressed Initramfs (tweaked scripts/gen_initramfs.sh)

NTFS Read/Write Support for OTG (Flash Drives and External Hard Drives with enough Power supported)

EFS Autobackup script thanks to gokhanmoral

a lot more info coming soon...

I have taken me the Kernel from the RoM , but it dosn't work with CM7 , so my Question , is there comming a special version ( in Log stands 1 Feb 2012 ) .

We have many people who waiting the whole day of this version in our German Android Help forum , so i hope you can give me an answer :)

Greetings from Germany
[Galaxy S II Android Development] virtualkobe:
Hi, thanks for the great work !

I'm contemplating an update to the 6.1.17 since the v6 makes my phone reboot time to time (once or twice a day) and the cpu frequency set by setcpu doesn't seem to be the cause.

And I would like to know if there is a good app to save the desktop layout and restore it once a new version is flashed or does the "bakup/restore touchwiz settings" options keeps all the features of the layout (folders included).

Having to create folders and insert the apps in it is quite time-consuming and since bases are full-wipe one has to do it all over again each time one flashes a new version...

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pongster:
Sorry but im not a master or an expert. Just someone who decided to share what I make for myself to others.

5 years of Computer Science Studies and a Certificate? Wow! Good for you. That means you can help make it better by giving data based bug reports to help me see where the "bug" is?

Tell me, where does it lag exactly? Maybe you can help make it better since you seem to know what you're doing. Can you get a dmesg during the time it lags so I can try to make it better and fix it?

If you plan on contributing real debug data to help fix the "bug" please post it... (since your a computer expert I can safely assume you know how valuable actual debug data is to help solve a "bug") Like when your users might complain of a slow network connection, you need relevant information to verify and address the issue...

I call my 3 kids "kiddos" so don't call me kiddo. I may not be as accomplished as you say you are but I believe I do deserve at least a modicum of respect for sharing my time with this community.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr.Greg:
Very well said! Respect Hyperdroid team!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buster041284:
pongster your the best the kernel is fine he doest no wat hes talking about no respect at all keep up good work and thank u and your team for your free time and a great rom my nan allways said if u dont have anything good to say dont say it at all
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KEICHI_:
Maybe you should use that '5 years of computer science studies and certificate of network administrator specialist' and build your own rom and kernel.

Take your pointless disrespectful **** elsewhere.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pirate.666:
As far as I know, no matter what you do, how you do it and not least if you do it well and confident, there's always some @#% that is going to try and poke you in the eye...just for the sakeof it. I'm speaking from my own personal experiences. That is very unortunate and very "energy leeching". I prefer to focus my energy on what I feel is constructive. Live and let die...slowly ;)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] twisted_swe:
Have you tried a reinstall? Something might be wrong with your installation, because my phone is smoother than ever on 6.1.17, trying to be constructive here!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mincorp:
well, statements such as "ANY other kernel" and "5 years of studies..." and "a certificate" make me wonder what the real purpose of your post is.

do you even understand the meaning of the word "ANY" in the context and how absurd your statement is?

barring some unique problem with your phone, you're either not capable of configuring it or simply trying to get attention.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] maestropetr:
just for curiosity why did u name it RedPillKernel? It's quiet cool :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pirate.666:
I flashed the zimage from 6.1.17 in order to fix my wifi issue (connecting but not giving an actual traffic) but it didn't help. I read that someone tried flashing the zimage before and that that didn't fix the wifi issue for him either. (I'm talking about Redpill 1.0) But flashing the kernel worked fine. Isn't that even more weird than the fact that reflashing the kernel fixes the wifi problem? :S

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] karendar:
I blame Petsasj for this! Even though I know it's not his fault but I have nothing better to say! :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haasgo:
In germany we say that a dog that barks does not bite. Why bother even reading such useless posts. I mean if i have a problem i solve it and dont cry about. Please dude delete ur /efs folder and leave xda. Ur place is the itunes store where such things like kernels dont exist.

Btw there is a support thread for u guys! Dont u read?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] D.O.C:
Guys, great news, veyka has kindly setup an IRC chat for us...

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Skoczek135:
Doc's surgeon dosent work with newest rom?

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] mbutandola:
What do you mean? Was the first one ready for the new base.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] DobermanS:
Hi,since the Rom is without JKAY and doesn't have brightness profiles

what is an option to lower it ? are there switchable parameters in kernel,or some update

to the HDP are planed ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jhernand1102:
Yes I tried this and it didn't work, you need to flash the Redpill 1.0 that DOC posted as that is what fixed it for me.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Visentinel:
Love this ROM, don't kind the absence of jkay, but I do always flash siyah because androidmeda kernels lack allot of support such as tegrak for gpu clocks and only recently redpill supports 2nd core but still sticking with siyah kernel. It's also allot faster on siyah.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rinoko72:
Look in hypedroid parts.. Go to androidmeda UI>quickpanel setting. At the bottom you'll find some screen brightness setting..

Try those ;)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] DobermanS:
Gmm... thanks,but those are manual levels from quickpanel button,not brightness level profiles like in JKAY...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] maestropetr:
Did u pick version 6 no 5?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] veyka:
I have updated the irc page, adding a LightIRC widget after being told that its nicer. The mibbit widget is available via a link below the lightIRC widget.

NOTE: LightIRC does *NOT* support SSL at this time, so if you want to use SSL you will have to use mibbit or a standalone client.