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[Galaxy S II Android Development] hugorx:
HyperDroid Androidmeda v6.1.17 still best ROM, i test all new roms and always end with nandroid restore back to HyperDroid Androidmeda v6.1.17 !!! :))
[Galaxy S II Android Development] XA-R01:
Not 7 series??

I also a week ago tested one of the ICS custom ROM... I really like it, but my device keeps getting overheat and turned off automatically. trying to be patient until after I updated apps from the market, the device rebooted and stuck in a bootloop...

I choose to re-install HyperDroid, but I made the jump from v5 to v7... (version 5 was before I tested the ICS ROM).

So in your opinion, why version 6 is the best?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hugorx:
Yeah v6 definetly better ..it has all i need and its 100% stable

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] -Grift-:
Hyperdroid or villain?...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] merbiyatch:
:crying:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] plotinus:
i'm still using this rom, (v7) super stable, not even 1 problem, for me it has everything i need,thanks to the devs for such a great job!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] malhor:
Appart from a try at cm , I only got 2 custom GB roms : sicopat's (who contributed to hyperdroid) and hyperdroid.

I've never gone back to stock since I installed hyperdroid.

Smooth as butter, more than battery friendly and stable as a rock. Never used v7 (no offense doc ;) )as it is only there to fulfill the jkay addicts :D

V6 + redpill 1.3 got everything I need.

I'm trying now cm9 waiting patiently that the team here got the needs, time and will to cook us some of their miracle roms :D

Sent at hyperdroid speed from a Galaxy far far away from the others
[Galaxy S II Android Development] -Grift-:
Just used v7 :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mskiller:
I personally went to paranoid...best rom ever, hyperdroid was great, but not anymore maintained...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] WhoIsJohnGalt1979:
Thats an unfair observation my friend, its not updated for sure, but you will get support if you need. Never seen any one ask a question which has not gone answered in the recent past. If the rom wouldn't have been maintained then the ever alert DOC would have closed the thread:).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bluefa1con:
lets hope team cooks up a master piece when samsung release jellybean
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bartoloandre98:
A hardrock solid ROM remains rock solid for eternity XD.I mean if its already awesome and all bugs were squashed what else is there to maintain?This is not the developers problem or ROM problem ,it is yours,mine,ours and it is called ORD(obsessive ROM disorder).

IN CODEWORKX WE TRUST.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] -Grift-:
I think 90% of the sites population has ORD
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Noed:
I'm still on Hyperdroid 6.1.17 +RedPill 1.3 :)

Best ROM ever.

Tried a few ICS stock based, CM9, AOKP...

Will try CM10 and some new AOKP JellyBean based...

Only feature I really wanted to have on 6.1.17 is swype out notifications, but look really hard to do :(

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1483193
[Galaxy S II Android Development] noscentsbrad:
So is 6.1.1.7 better on battery everyone seems to be using it on here :P
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yaronAD:
Hyperdroid 6.1.17 is one of the best GB roms:good:.....I still got a nandroid copy:o

but I advise you to change kernel to SiyahKernel v2.6.14

much better >> and taking the rom to the next level :cool:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bervin:
does anyone know how i can stop my phone from using h+ and stick to h on this rom?? cause there isn't much of a performancce difference but the battery drain is vastly greater
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Siberian Tiger:
Check my signature.There is a version with swype to remove notifications ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] roophz:
May be old but its still amazing

Been trying out new roms the last few months including Paranoid and SLIM. (Loving Para's tablet UI btw) However, 2 nights ago, I returned back to 6.1.17 . Just try the apps ( Games are smoother (temple run for eg), search bar is almost instantaneous ) No issue with video playback.( sound/video playback is jittery on para ) As such, I believe that this is the best ROM for sg2 as of yet in terms of daily use and functionality.

Thank you so much for all your work ( DOC and team)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raziel123:
fsync

Guys can someone instruct me on how to disable fsync ?

Many thanks

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Battery performance is the best I've seen with redpill 1.3, this is the best ROM for the galaxy s2, on 6.1.117.

On hyper governer it is supersmooth, 0 lag,

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Seconded, this is the ultimate (performance & battery) ROM for galaxy s2 on gingerbread, with redpill 1.3 kernel,
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Noed:
Not really:

What you do is replace the Hyperdroid 6.1.17 nicely tuned with Lidroid quickpanel Framework and SystemUI... with your own, undoing the good things and applying your theme over it.

I could use Hyperdroid v7 that comes with Jkay and "swype to remove notifications", but that's not what I want...

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I still get the Android OS bug on 6.1.17, rare, but happens at least once a week...

Without any apparent reason, Android OS usage take over, not letting the phone to deep sleep.

I already asked for help on BetterBatteryStats thread, studied every little wakelock log, no luck.

Also changed Kernel to Siyah 2.6.14, frozen almost all my apps, fully wiped and reinstalled a couple times.

Issue seems to be the wi-fi keeping the phone up, I even bought a new wireless router, no luck again.

Will try to move to an AOKP JellyBean now... I know performance won't be the same, but it's time to move already.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zvikam:
Temp Unroot

Hi Guys,

Quick question. I tried many different ROMS and each time came back to this one. Better then any other by far.

I have an application (Good enterprise) that needs the device to be unrooted. For latest versions of Siyah kernels the is a exTweaks app which allows me to temporary unroot the device so that when I run Good, it doesn't recognize that I have a rooted device.

Is there a way to do the same with this ROM?

Thanks a lot for all the help!

Cheers
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raziel123:
Home button delay fix

Guys any chance for a Home button delay fix cwm?:confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] merbiyatch:
as anybody tried a diffrent kernel with the 6.1.17 rom? any feed back?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] malhor:
Why would you need that ? Red pill is all you need with this rom. :p

Sent at hyperdroid speed from a Galaxy far far away from the others
[Galaxy S II Android Development] scott4:
where can I download this rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cliff03:
Go to Page 1 the are links for the download
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raziel123:
Sorted by checking androidmeda home button check.

Regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nk7:
Lol.

Just thought I might mention - I seem to be back on Hyperdroid GB after a quick foray into ICS. Just can't get enough....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] noscentsbrad:
Will there be a new version of Hyperdroid?

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Is there a mirror link?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ballmead:
There's nothing but tumbleweed blowing in the breeze in here these days.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ziTney:
I really hope that the Hyperdroid Team will return with an awesome Jellybean ROM! Been using this ROM since my HD2 back in the days.. (Nowadays using ICS of course, so no Hyperdroid :( )

Tapatalk'd -SGSII-
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shadyr25:
Hyperdroid rom and GS2 all the way :D compared to my dads Galaxy S3 (ice cream sandwich), not much difference was found except two major downfalls for the S3, my one was able to play ultra HD content without breaking a sweat whereas the S3 started stuttering and failed the playback. Tested on two S3s so it is not faulty. Two S2s (one stock rom and the other Hyperdroid rom) stock rom was far behind and incomparable in terms of speed and battery life but played the ultra HD content without breaking a sweat, hyperdroid Battery life and speed seems to be on par to the S3 regarding light-medium usage, under heavy gaming usage the S3 outperformed both the S2s.

The S3 doesn't seem to keep information stored on the ram for too long, always reloads when tuning back including the homescreen. But that could be fixed with custom roms like Hyperdroid *hint hint* lol.. stock S2 did okay in some instances and Hyperdroid S2... what can I say, there were times when I would turn away from xda app and forget to tune back... after days and days of usage, apps upon apps... I'd have finally decided to see what's new on xda... tap on it and it resumed from where I left off the last time... oh yeah forgot to read about that, let's carry on :) it's the same for every other app like the browser, maps etc... Hyperdroid S2 for you. Who am I?... who am I you ask?!

Well, I am a happy and loyal hyperdroidian since HD2 days, I am soo fascinated by it that I've never tried ice cream sandwich and jelly bean and they seem out of date to me already :D well that's until hyperdroid works its magic on them ;) until next time fellow hyperdroidians.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GJ123:
Problems with music

Hello everybody, I hope you could help me.

My S2 does not play music files correctly anymore.

Both audioplayers I tried just fc after some time (particularly when switching fast between songs)

On my Ubuntu pc the songs are okay.

All mp3 320 kbps files.

Any ideas?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raziel123:
Possibly the best GB Rom

Your not wrong there, this Rom is possibly the best GB rom there is available.

If it was updated with New Kernel Governers I probably would never have left it.

regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raziel123:
back to gingerbread!

Back to the ultimate ROM, got sick and tired of ics,

This is the best gingerbread ROM, performance is better than Ics,

Guys is the siyah kernel for gingerbread better than the red pull one?

Regards,

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Guys is there any way of making the stock browser run full screen?

Ps. Found a ICs Rom which is even faster, mustr have been the s3 stuff that was causing all the problems ...

oh well time to move on, thanks for all your hard work Pongster,

regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pongster:
HyperDroidDevs Updates

Sorry for the absence guys. I was busy the past several months with some client projects in a location that barely had a GPRS signal. It was literally 10kbps land for me there. I was there a lot and could not access heavy sites like XDA. (which seems to load slower than it used to nowadays)

I took down the website and forum as we were duplicating what the Facebook could already provide. For those who don't use FB, then the threads here would already be more useful.

I'm posting to update you that I personally will not be able to develop for the S2 anymore. I just sold it to upgrade to...

I'm not too sure yet, but I'm leaning towards the Galaxy Note 2. :) Most of the guys might be on the HTC One X though so if I get the Note 2 and no one from the team is there, I may be able to release a kernel only as I don't have much time to tinker with the ROM side. (It's easier for me to port kernel features from RedPill to newer source) I also enjoy tweaking the kernel more than the ROM. If anyone else on the team has a Note 2 or is willing to "blind dev" for it, then who knows... we'll have a HyperDroid Note 2.

No promises though, as we all develop on devices we personally own and don't like requesting for donations to buy a device to develop for. Technically we could, as other Devs do that already, but it just doesn't feel right to me personally. All devs deserve the donations you willingly give to them. (well, most. Not kangers. hehehe)

I'm not saying the team doesn't appreciate any donations from you, because we do. But we prefer not to compel you to donate so we can dev for a device you own (and that we currently don't). If you choose to donate your hard earned cash to the team or any of its members, that's great. But that should be for appreciating work that's been done and delivered. (Like a ROM or Kernel you've downloaded, installed and continue to enjoy) I don't like receiving donations for "future work". Like "donate to me so I can get this new device" type campaigns. If someone willingly offered it, its cool. But for us to incessantly ask every user to consider donating so we can buy new devices to dev for... no thanks, we'll pass. See, if we end up buying a device, you can be sure we're devvin' for it even just for ourselves cause we enjoy it. :D

Sorry for rambling on. I tried capturing several months worth of ideas into the available time I currently have. :) If you haven't "liked" our page, please do at https://www.facebook.com/HyperDroidDevs. Give me a follow on twitter as well while you're at it. @sarcastillo for any updates on all things HyperDroid.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bluefa1con:
All good things come to an end

Thanks for making the GB days worth remembering

Best of luck for future and congrats to the community that will have devs like you developing for them in future
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lamien:
Thanks for your post pongster. Sad to see you leave S2 but I wish you all the best with your upcoming device, hope you can enjoy it. Thanks for the time you spent on this project. Im gonna install v6.1.17 today just for good times sake :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shadyr25:
Yes, it really is saddening :( Thank you Pongster and to your team for everything that was put into making this truly awesome rom & kernel which in my opinion kicks ICS and JB's arses any day unless of course your sorcery is at work, wish you all the best and hope you have a bright future :) at least now I know which phone I should lean towards :P
[Galaxy S II Android Development] uppon2:
I think a lot of us are leaning towards the note 2. I look forward to any future developments from you. Thanks

The more you sweat in training the less you bleed in battle
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gtizon:
Doc, Hank, Yannis, Ben hope to see on the Note 2 section! Long way since we met up on Beluga!

Sent from my Galaxy Note II
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hugorx:
Hi guys. What about the leaked 4.1.2 Samsung ROM. Don't you wanna play with it? :)

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ziTney:
+1000 :)

Tapatalk'd -SGSII-
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bugsaci:
Just like bluefa1con said, Hyperdroid make the GB days worth remembering. I always back to hyperdroid after trying ics or jb. Makes me feel like i'm home when i back to hyperdroid.

Nevertheless we cannot defeat the time. As developers, they need to develop their skill with newer hardware and os. Stuck in 1 device wont bring any good for them.

Thank you for making the best GB Rom i ever use
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr.Greg:
Will be nice to see back Hyperdroid team. I believe will be a nice christmas present for lot of people! Who is owning a rooted S2 will remember this rom for a long, long time....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] -Grift-:
Mentioning another rom, villian rom. That was also a great GB rom but worked was also stopped at GB however when asked about continuing Pulser said that he was waiting for samsung to do their thing and he would continue when they released something worth working on so these roms have a chance of getting "revived" just not yet.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AayushDhuria:
Official JB is out and I think it's worth working on. I was just looking at this ROM and reminded me of old days, god it was orgasmic, too good.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TheATHEiST:
Indeed. Would be great to see another Hyperdroid rom/kernel. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 80000037:
This is the best rom for S2..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cescof:
It is really... really laggy...

Edit:

Ok, it is smooth
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KeitaroSenpai:
Damn I searched that and didn't find it ! Need to buy some glasses :o Anyway thanks a lot :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pongster:
I'm using 3G as my only connection here at home. No problems accessing any of those.

Check antutu Changelogs as I recall they've changed how they score for CPU.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] golcheck:
Ok, so I tried tens of different roms (miui, cm7 cm9, andyx, checkrom, batista, and all the stock ones including 4.0.3)! And Hyperdroid Androidmeda is the one I desire the most! However ONLY on this rom (tried 5.2.21, v5 and v6) I get market error "apps and games will appear here...." never used blackmarket. cleaning caches or data is not helping at all. what is causing this problem? and why is it only on Hyperdroid Androidmeda?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Parrillo:
I had this problems with HyperDroid V4.

After a lot of tests, I changed the APN Option (I had two options). Then all works perfectly. Try it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nk7:
Accidentally had 'download manager' frozen in apps list which stopped market downloads after second flash of V6. Hopefully, solved.

New users: please press thanks if the user has helped you.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] devilkin:
Definitely not the APN. I manually recreated it to make sure. Also a simple flash to an older kernel without touching the apns makes my browsing work. I will upload logs in 30 mins or so
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buster041284:
LCD Density and Market Compatibility (fix idea) View Single Post

after searching endless pages anybody wid Market Compatibility when changing dpi to anything els than 160 or using surgeons use this works a treat

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=20623581&postcount=10:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Dominic83:
I think with this mod, u can not buy any apps from market.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] devilkin:
I have attached a logcat and kmsg log of trying to access a few pages. Also attached is some screenshots with redpilkernel and HDK v1.0

These three are with Redpill:

This next one is with HDK v1.0 and as u can see its working fine:

Please say if u need me to give any more info

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buster041284:
yea your right just temp fix so can download ones u have bought or want to download
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xscreations:
Hello,

do i have to install Chainfire3D on v.6, because every time that I am trying to install plugins the phone freezes.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iNeri:
Well, I found this ;-)

It's working on v6 :-)

Move to system/app
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MemoryController:
???? cf3d pro works fine here with all plugins.(v6)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CoffeeDroid:
Thanks for the great work :)

Everything is working fast and smooth here very amazing update thanks guys :)

Market ,,, downloads,,, 3g/wifi ,,, all is working fast and smoooooooooooooooth

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Thanks for the RTL patch working 100% on v6 :)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] malhor:
chainfire plugins would need chainfire no ? well it only make sense after all :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tipu2185:
I have moved back to V5 as V6 was not going well for me (most probably user created bugs) but I tried both pdriod patches you have posted (with RTL ones).

Both are not causing any bootloop or FCs on their respective bases but non of them have pdriod patch as after each pdriod app says api is missing.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] diddsen:
redpill sets brightnesslevels new?? with speedmod its brighter on auto.

governor hyper lags :-(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mousiope:
is the bluetooth driver in this rom compatible with the ps3 controller ? sixaxis app ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] karendar:
Here's something hat might work: Install Blackmarket app and then uninstall it.

No idea why you get that, I did get it with a few ROMs myself and it's annoying. But that no other ROM but Hyperdroid has that? It's odd.

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I get zero lag with Hyper governor... It lags when? In what app? What circumstance?

As for brightness level on auto, I do agree auto has low brightness settings.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] diddsen:
by me hyper governor lags... appdrawer adwex and all animated things.

with ondemand all ok.

now on speedmod k19 and works like a charm :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] veyka:
Interesting, thanks, did the RTL bit work?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tipu2185:
I didn't check on V6 but on V5 RTL is working so I guess, most probably it was working on V6 as well.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] theooo:
Hello guys, im bit supprised after 3 days away from xda. Hyperdroid got some new home along with 2 new base release :D *ORD adrenaline suddenly rushing. LOL

Btw just flashed v6 XILA2, first impresion is top notch as usual, but found some minor bug.

1. Volume setting, setting system volume more than half bar will cause there is no system sound aka muted

2. There is no fancy rotation option on hyperdroid rom tool, i thought crt improvement finally will get us both crt animation and fancy rotation. Or did i miss that option?

Will report more guys. So far the RedPill is smooth and fast, well see about battery life and microlags if there any.

Thanx for all ur hardwork team!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tipu2185:
I tried V5 and V6, didnt observe any lag at all. Both had hyper governer as default and both work smooth as butter.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Hi guys! I just finished installing V6 and i'm loving it so far! Hyperdroid parts is awesome but i have a doubt:

In androidmeda rom tool where can i get an update server? Can't find info on here lol or i'm going blind lol

Thanks in advance and guys:

Thanks for your AWESOME work!

Edit: Didn't saw it:

Did this and the server is running great :D

Edit2:

Loving this tool! Awesome idea! And the substitute of clockwork recovery is awesome! Love its design and colours! :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AvRS:
Must be going blind mate :p it's on post 3 in the first description for the ROM tool listed as Extra's tab. It tells you what you need ;)

EDIT: Damn you found it just as I was replying lol glad you saw it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
lol :P

Loving this rom! Like the memes say:

Awesome ROM is awesome! :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] D.O.C:
Volune bug in v6 confirmed, I know exactly where and how to fix ;), will fix it in next version. I want to know if v5 has that bug too.

Fancy rotation is buggy :(, wish I could fix that too.

I would like confirmation on RTL included in v6 rom not working. (Do not apply pdroid or other mof, just stock v6 with included rtl)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] veyka:
Okies, I have done a mk2, its here, only for HD v5 XWKL1 (new), if you could test this on a clean v5 flash, (aka not the one you tried the "old" combo patch on), again it cant be restored at the moment (When i know it works I will make restore zips), so make sure to take a backup.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tipu2185:
I am at my work place. My office LAN is blocking your link plus I work in NOC so I cannot turn off my. I hope its ok if I test it in morning. I will make nandriod backup and test it on fresh install then update you.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] imileimile:
v5 and v6.0.8 low volume on skype, viber voip

Hi guys

Just tried both v.5 and v6 and noticed that incoming headset volume in Voip programs like: skype, viber mobilevoip so far is way too low. On V5.2.21 didnt had this problem. Baseband version of phone is BOKG1. Full wipe on both installs.

Im experiencing same problem on 6.0.8 base again. I'm attaching alogcat file in addition.