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[Galaxy S II Android Development] AvRS:
The ROM will never follow a theme, especially one with so many changes to the structure of the apk's such as Vertumus's. The team do alot of work on the ROM and it's a fact that the ICS theme actually changes more than just the png's in a number of the apk's. Lastly all the files are based off CheckROM files as I asked in that thread some time back. You'll notice from my sig I do actually use the theme but thanks to VRTheme I always make my own changes.

Just need to remember (as has been said by the team themselves) the ROM doesn't follow JKay unlike the majority of ROM's out there now that piggy back off the latest JKay version this doesn't. The HyperDroid team update when they see necessary and even said they may not even include JKay in their next or future releases as it all depends on which route they choose (after all it is firstly intended for their use and they're just kind enough to share).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zemariaabreusantos:
I know I shouldn't ask but how far is your ics rom from release?? I saw the pics and my mouth almost watered! Kidding! But the pics are really promissing can't wait for the Ics release!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mbutandola:
Did I miss something ? What pics ?

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] veyka:
There was a pic of HDP running on ICS, afaik its ready, but there's not a stable ICS base to make a releases based on, and there most likely wont be until there is an official ICS rom.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GEX THE GECKO:
Launcher Pro

Anyway to replace Touchwiz Launcher with a different Launcher like Launcher Pro Love the rom but hate the launcher.:rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AvRS:
Of course just download/buy the version you wish from the market and install. When you're asked which you want to be default then choose the new launcher. If you want to you can remove TW or freeze it, it's completely up to you.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] amviewer:
I know that can cause problems on some phones but I have been running for months like that on version 4 of hyperdroid so I thought it would be the same on 6.

Guess somthing must have changed.

I'm very pleased running at default without any of those programs and just surgeon and my own tinkering:D Great stuff!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GEX THE GECKO:
Cheerz mate, quick question it says to download the themes for this rom via the hyperdroid parts 0TA Tool now thats located in the settings right? but i cant find nothing in there to download the themes ive added the servers etc but no theme options.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AvRS:
Yeah it's under HyperDroid Parts within settings. So you've gone into the AndroidMeda ROM Tool and then did all the config for the settings as detailed by petsasj on page 1? Once that's done press menu and check now. That should give you the latest theme's, surgeons, mods etc At the top you have 3 buttons, click on 'Extras' and then from the dropdown choose the theme you want (all prefixed with THEME) but make sure it's a v6 if you're on the latest ROM.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] noke955:
Here are some OTA instructions
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GEX THE GECKO:
im on v6. i followed the OTA instructions, i have the 3 boxes (roms, extras,existing) but the only box that has anything on is the Rom box which says please select rom to dowload then has a box with list of roms but the extras and existing tab just say no update server configured even tho i have configured it.

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sorted it i missed a step :rolleyes: lol my bad cheers for the help
[Galaxy S II Android Development] catastrat:
Issue flashing pdroid 6.1.17

Hello,

when trying to flash pdroid from Androidmeda tools, I get an error in CWM: "sd card marker not found" and it returns on the CWM menu selection. Flashing anything else (including the latest RedPill 1.3) works ok.

Any idea what I'm missing?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mekhonte:
Is it possible to run a theme over a surgeon?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Must2r4h:
Yes.. just flash back to stock theme first before flashing other theme.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] noamurciano:
When you gonna releas new rom with LA4 and jkay 13.6?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mekhonte:
You mean I should flash the rom again? It will cause a full wipe.

I like to have the changes that surgeon do but just change the theme
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mbutandola:
She said the stock theme. Not the rom. There should be one in OTA tool. Flashing the rom would wipe everything including the surgeon which is not what you want.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] sociojeje:
Can anyone recommend good modem for att in the us?

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] cedric123:
wanting xwla4 with jkay
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JmPTaz09:
I use KK6, I'm in Chicago
[Galaxy S II Android Development] veyka:
1) Its not a sure bet the rom will be rebased on LA4

2) Even if it is, a lot of work has gone into removing the need for jkay, so even if there is a LA4 rom, it may not have jkay built in

3) No ETA's
[Galaxy S II Android Development] noke955:
4) use

discussion thread

for this kind of questions, if you believe you have to ask this, because it's annoying
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sociojeje:
Is it compatible with i9100? i thought it was for i777...

Also where to download the modem? i can't find it on the ota
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JmPTaz09:
You said at&t in US, so I assumed u had the i777 model. KK6 modem only works on i777, it is not compatible with the international SGSII.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] heartnet:
I'm on HyperDroid, why I can't capture my screen by press power+home button? Any suggestion?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mbutandola:
Works fine here mate.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] eseregin:
Yeah, probably good idea, cause your tools do the same, sometime little more, sometime little less.

But it is good that we have opportunity to select between your ROM and Check ROM. Essential difference - in tools. And this is freedom 8-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hausmanis:
Im ready for my review of this Rom, ive been a rom changer like many others of us here, and to be honest it is not fun to feel that you arent quite satisfied yet and just reflash every week or so, i did the above untill i found insanity rom used that for a record long time even tho it was alittle CMish buggy, then they stopped updating it and that ofc means the bugs wont get removed so then i started again for the search of my 24/7 rom, tried ALOT if not all available roms then i tried HyperDroid Androidmeda, and gdamn its damn nice! infact its the most stable rom i used, i have gotten ZERO fc´s sofar, its also VERY customizable thx to the surgeons and hard working themers like the master!, i value the option of changing dpi without and app highly, the batterylife is also the best ive ever had or onpar with what insanity had (using siyah kernel+tb scripts tho) so my score of hyperdroid ... a solid 5 out of 5 ROM!

Thx alot for this rom and keep up the good work.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] imileimile:
You need to press and hold Home first then Power and it should work fine.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aamirleo55:
we wish hyperdroid team would make new base LA4 with Jkay's mod...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Igor 3:
+1000000 :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Didgesteve:
I wish Hyperdroid team would ignore all the dumb requests for LA4 from unimaginative JK followers.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] noke955:
which one? 13.6 or 13.6.1 or 13.6.2....

every week a new version?

being addicted to Jkay?

no, I don't wish that...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] safepacket:
I was loving jkay and thought it was really deal breaker for me until i tried lindroid and other customizations which hyperdroid offered.

I dont miss jkay mod any more infact this release has almost every major stuff which jkay offers. More over wait for jkay mod to be out after each release is some times too much wait.

i would not mind a LA4 release with out jkay if its planned.

Lastly kudos for such an awesome work devs.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mbutandola:
I'm quite happy with XILA2. What does XWLA4 bring more ? Jkay is a great dev. No question about that. But I don't think Hyperdroid team will like to be dependant on him. What would they do if he stops. Just pack up ? Besides, what made me choose this rom is that they don't just extract apks and zip them up. And they don't just follow the trend. If they change bases it will be because they thought it through and believe it brings an improvement. :)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] avss:
By the way...

Hyperdroid 6.1.17 and jkay 13.6.1 are perfectly running together.

I dont understand why people are waiting for LA4 and spam this topic with it.....

Go and put jkay on your 6.1.17 build and be quiet about it :)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] hacksome:
How can one remove the labels on status bar widget buttons?..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] delca85:
Are you serious? Have you edited updater - script?

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] avss:
Yes, get rid of the la4 check and it will flash and function fine. I only tested it on a 6.1.17 rom tho. Other versions i dont know.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] AvRS:
Not actually suprised as don't believe there's many or any changes framework wise between XILA2 and XWLA4 and have read this elsewhere too.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hugorx:
Hyperdroid team. My phone is hyper! And i dont understand why majority need jkay ..i come from checkrom with jkay and the Hyperdroid parts have all the options i need. Really just try use the phone for while. No need to have new rom each week if all works ;) (i now its addictive;p)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] sociojeje:
Sometimes 3g works a bit weird. Especially with stock web browser.

It started with 3g signal then it became H+ and it shows some data transmission then stuck there. Web browser does this often and sometimes market and facebook do it too. When connected to Wi-Fi, everything works great. I'm with LI1 modem.

I kinda suspect that transmission lags between 3g and h+... Anyone having a similar issues?

From HD2 to SGS2, hyperdroid has been superb. Sorry for *****ing about small issues. Thanks you guys!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JmPTaz09:
My phone has done that occasionally since day one...

sent from my i777 SGSII
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sociojeje:
I guess then it might be because of the stupid at&t... :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cliff03:
+1 well said :cool:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mobs84:
I just cant believe this post is getting spammed with request for JKAY support. Quiet honestly I don't see one feature which is so critical in Jkay which is not in Hyperdroid. Quick Launch?: How lazy a person can get to exclude that one extra touch and 1 sec delay to execute the same app from the drawer? I personally is not ready to compromise on performance for the extra jazz that Jkay might offer and the frequent updates over and over again with ROM upgrades. There is a magic with this ROM and Hyperdroid team has done something unusual by delivering the best ROM that S2 has ever seen. Just a simple example:The init.d scripts that comes with Hyperdroid itself can turn around performance on any other ROM, tried and tested on stock LA4. I had a long confusion if I need to focus my theme development on JKAY based ROMS that will flood in a few days which will expose to masses and higher compatibility or continue my support for Hyperdroid based Themes. But I have taken my decision atlast. Theme development only for Hyperdroid base and not for anything else :) The team deserves support for this masterpiece touch on everything from Base, Kernel, Surgeons to HDP and all concluding to a great performing ROM... Long Live Hyperdroid ROM! I'm a dedicated follower and will blindly upgrade my ROM only if its from this team. Kudos!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tipu2185:
ignore my ignorance if it is already answered. Are Jkay mods closed source ? As I see that most of the mods are shared with source code and they can be ported to multiple roms.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ilVinz:
Ahahahah...funny posts here :)

Jkay yes...Jkay no...once Jkay was considered A GENIUS (and he absolutely IS A GENIUS imo)...now "who need Jkay...get the f**k out of here"...poor Jkay

...just to answer to mobs84 post...it's not a matter of being lazy and of course no one would die spending 1 more second...quick launch (or any other Jkay stuff) is a feature...android is based on features

Will lidroid have this or any other Jkay features that now are not in lidroid stuffs ? Yes...this is called development and android is based on development.

FACT:hyperdroid team decided not to follow Jkay and to develop lidroid stuff.

FACT:u can choose this or another Rom supporting Jkay

FACT:check avss post page 135 if u want to try to put Jkay on 6.1.17

I LOVE ANDROID FREEDOM

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] avss:
Well, actually there is :)

Although jkay 13.6 works fine on v6.1.17 theres one incompatibility i found so far.

While charging the device the battery icon stay's on the first picture of an almost dead battery. Dont charge and the pictures are displayed correctly.

So somewehere there's an incompatibility...my guess is in the policy.jar jkay uses :)

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Totally agree :)

Maybe this thread is not the right place to discuss such a matter.

But its a fact that from the V6.x.x roms there's still something included wich act's just like Jkay's mod.

So there must be someone on the Hyperdroid team who like's the fact that there are quicksettings and what more :)

It's not a matter of arguing wich is better...Jkay or Lidroid, they both do about the same. And we all have to respect the choices Hyperdroid-team makes on their rom.

I guess its not wrong to post suggestions for the rom. But if suggestions becomes spamming it's gonna annoy alot of people and important of all its gonna annoy the Hyperdroid team and in fact makes chances more little they will include Jkay in their next release.

So, to all who likes Jkay-mod. Dont spam any further. Be happy with a great rom that stands above most others found here on XDA.

Let the Hyperdroid Team surprise you with a new release and new features instead of dying from hope there will be a jkay included.

You're not enjoying your rom if the only thoughts you have is "i want jkay...i want jkay....".

And you should enjoy! You are running a f*c*ng state of the art rom wich makes our beloved SII fly SKYHIGH!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rixsta:
Agreed...

There are enough settings in hyper parts to keep me happy, im sure more will be added...some nice jkay touches in there, ..

Beautiful rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] catastrat:
Anyone has any idea about this?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Didgesteve:
Have you tried downloading the Pdroid patch directly (post #50)? perhaps your file is corrupted. Make sure you get the right patch for the version Hyperdroid you have , then flash directly from recovery rather than letting the OTA tool do it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
I suspect you are on siyah, hence the issue, not that theres any problem with the later, just that ota does not talk to siyah, read the post, might be as simple as that:)

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=22418926&postcount=1254
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bluedragon38:
Hep all

i want to know , it's possible to have the CWM manager in the panels where we have all apps ? in the last version , i don't see it in the menu :/ (in v5 , i see it! :/ )

thanks in advance..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sociojeje:
you can find it in setting-hyperdroid parts - cfroot CWM

I guess it doesn't have to be in the app list if you know where it is :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bluedragon38:
Ho yeah sure , but i prefer in the apps menu ... its too fast ... :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] teiglin:
If you grab the CWM apk from an older version of hyperdroid and install it, it should show up in app drawer.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DON2003:
is otg supported? tried with a working otg cable but no respond
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pongster:
Works fine here. Go to /sdcard/usbStorage
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DON2003:
it needs to have flash drive plug in before it work, before it detect the cable only without anything attached, is this changed?

but I never tried other usb devices, is mouse, kb works? what else works & what else doesn't?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] D.O.C:
I am not saying here that we wont do a jkay build. BUT

as far as I can see, we are providing a different CHOICE with our rom. Maybe 98% of roms have jkay right? Why do you want us to drop the choice we are giving and remerge again with mainstream?

I am not saying Hyperdroidparts is better or worst, yeah, jkay mods are great indeed, but CHOICE is really important to us.

Android development is, as stated above by someone, providing choices.

I can tell you guys that making XWLA4 with jkay mod takes time I currently dont have, will try to make it, but I cant promise anything.

XILA2 has a lot of efforts in it, lots of devs came together to make it smooth and fast, providing a real alternative to tw based roms mainstream. if I do a XWLA4 that would mean us less time in ICS, AOKP, AOSP or whatever we are trying to move forward.

Frankly, I can say that all devs in team agree that XILA2 is the culprit of all our efforts.

Lets see what time brings in ok?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marekPLPH:
can i ask a small request. is there anyone here who can provide me the original bootanimaton that came up with this rom? i lost mine when i flashed verts theme and i kinda dont like the ICS one...

thanks in advance...

a cWM flashable zip would be nice
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rinoko72:
+1

Well said Doc..

I think that people are forgetting that this Rom is build by you guys because it's how you guys want it, and that you are kind enough to SHARE it with us..

Looking forward to see what you guys are using in the future.. ;)

Sent from my S2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pedimento:
Here you go ;

http://www.mediafire.com/?my31zi5tnb8p5je
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marekPLPH:
thanks man gonna give it a try
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pedimento:
This is stock bootanimation.

Be informed that.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marekPLPH:
yeah i observed i was actually looking for the Hyperdroid boot animation that came with this ROM but its cool tho :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] teiglin:
Just threw this together. I didn't actually flash to test it but it should work. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marekPLPH:
ok gonna try too.. thanks!! ( actually cant hit it coz of thanks limit to 8 per day )

:D:D

thats what i was looking for THANKS!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AvRS:
Unfortunately you're always going to get the people asking for the latest JKay but the people that have been using this ROM and appreciate it for what it is (actual development) are more than happy with v6 and I personally see no reason for you guys to spend time unnecessarily updating for the sake of updating. Unlike the hoards of deodexed, fully packaged, mod-tastic, themed up ROM's that have come about (probably after reading Sicopat's how to on deodexing stock ROM's) you actually offer us something different that's actually original and deserve your place as one of the top dev teams on this forum and in Original Development.

Keep up the work and focus on what you want and just ignore the masses, they've got plenty of options out there if they just want to flash the latest (not always greatest) ROM's and themes. If they put in some time to read they may even learn a thing or two to adapt themes etc for this ROM.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jhernand1102:
Same problem here...Tried to re flash and change modems with no luck..:confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mbutandola:
I think it is disabled
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JmPTaz09:
Flashed v6 on my i777 (kk6 modem, siyah 2.6.9), running flawlessly, first experience with HyperDroid; loving it so far! No theme or surgeon yet, just running v6 straight.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cliff03:
Thanks devs. for another release will flash tonight.

Download speeds are great @ 590kb/s downloaded in 10 min.

Thanks again
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Noed:
Any logcat on this?

Does it resolve dns? Try in a terminal: ping google.com

Then try ping your router or gateway IP number
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Noed:
Is USB debugging enabled? Or you're trying with kies?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dkimmortal:
i had that wifi issue when going from stock XILA2 to 5.2.21 Hyperdroid. then i went back to Stock XILA2 and installed V6, had no problems with Wifi :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] busterdev:
Rolled from v6 to v5.

Now i see apps in the market stating that my device isn't compatible. I used to download those apps with no problems before.

Any idea where the problem lies?

Edit. Seems changing the dpi and clearing cache fixed my prob :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ephraim:
Is the home button lag removed in version 6? I can only disable the home button lag using jkay.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kisssin:
thx for the great rom...been using hyperdroid for a long time..n it never failed me even once...when i saw u guys closed the thread i was like what to do???....n starting to hate those guys simply write...but i believed u guys would come back..thx a lot for coming back with greatest rom ever..

u guys made me proud of my country coz im a korean.hahah.n glad i bought samsung galaxy s2.lol..thx guys cheers.!!!btw v6 is much better choice guys...u guys will love its smoothness n lockscreen..haha..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] carlz0206:
Whats the diffrence between v5 final base and the old v5.2 besides the kernel?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iNeri:
Can anyone post the logs provider apk without sms logs? :-)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] lippa:
Just a quick question.. What is the best/correct method of getting apps/data back?

1. Install ROM, in CWM restore DATA.

or

2. Install ROM, redownload all apps in market & restore data with backup program of choice..

Which method would work? I came from HD2 days and the CWM method used to work without a problem.

Edit: I see you mentioned pongster surgeon.. Is this finish and ready to be used?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kenkiller:
Wow.....The bootanim for Doc's surgeon v6 is FANTASTIC. :D

And I can confirm BT HID is still bonked on Red Pill (back to CF-Root). Still, nice update! :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fOmey:
I use titanium backup and back up all my launcher settings etc.. Only thing I would be worried about restoring from a CWM backup is that it may overwrite any of the apps that are included with the new update..

A fresh installation takes me 5 minutes max while using titanium.

I may be incorrect tho about CWM..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lippa:
This is kinda what i had in mind. But in saying that, System apps seem to be untouched. Example; The OTA tool in the ROM slightly newer no Jkay etc.. Everything seems OK after a Data restore via CWM. I use Appbrain to restore my apps on full wipes usually. But id thought the CWM was A LOT easier.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] seavers11:
Installed V6 and everything is working fine but where can i find doc´s surgeon for v6 ?

In OTA Tool there is nothing only v5 ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=21778696&postcount=96