yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] karendar:
Probably due to Voltage Settings setting a different lower state governor or I/O when plugged in... Try playing around in voltage settings/SetCPU profiles to see if it fixes it.

**edit** There are older reports of chargers causing the issue also. Is it when plugged into USB only or charger only?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Cunione:
To all DEVS :

Do you know if you can integrate a "BLN Control" option in your next release of HyperDroid (or something that would do the same job) ?

It would be a reaaaaally good thing.

Thanks and have a good development.

Can't wait for HyperDroid ICS !!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Deniska11:
Hey guys. i keep getting this error: android.googlequicksearchbox is FCing. Any fix? I did a full wipe, running v7. Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cdfs:
I'm not a dev, but the redpill-kernel has BLN-support, so just install BLN from the market and configure it... it's that simple.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Cunione:
I know man !

I already have BLN Conrtrol installed.

I'd like devs to integrate a such option in the notifications panel settings.

Like a tick box. :)

"Turn on visual notifications [ ]"
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Didgesteve:
Try restoring googlesearch from Titanium.

I know docs surgeon takes out a couple of google apps, but I'm not sure which ones.

v7 was put together to satisfy all those Hyperdroid ORD sufferers. But if you read the introduction, it's not finished and not really supported. v6 is better, flash that and you'll have zero problems.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xenix96:
@D.O.C

Just only for Info if you want to comment or want observe this THREAD: [Q] Developers for Tab 7.7

from Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 Forum :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] thegodth:
Hi, Guys

This is my tested report.

First, I'm not go clean installation because I'm stay on different country. So, I keep researching and I found some thread and they said "Redpill Kernel can not handle undervoltage on some device if you've got freeze or random boot try increase all step voltage +25"

So, I try to increase voltage all step +25 by using setcpu and test it for few days and it works!

No more freeze, No more random reboot (No touchwiz ui reboot too), Hyperdroid 6.1.17 run very smooth and very stable on my device.

I think my problem solved now, my problem case is NOT about lockscreen bug but my device can not handle redpill kernel default undervoltage.

Other question please...

Hyperdroid can use Toggle 2G/3G plugin?

I found this app on this thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=739530

Thanks for your help. :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Good luck :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dkimmortal:
Hey thx for the reply! Yeah Im using wall charger itself and...i got no profiles set up...was using lazy..changed to ondemand its a bit less crazy now when charging but i can still feel the (numerous) small moments where it stops responding to touch
[Galaxy S II Android Development] digitallysick:
my phone is so hungry for an Ice cream sandwhich!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ballmead:
Meh!

I tried one of the new ICS stock Roms and the only thing I miss about it was the data usage meter.

Straight back to Hyperdroid V6.1.17 for me.

Everything works as it should and no compatibility issues with certain apps.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] digitallysick:
Hyperdroid is best, thats why im positive when they release an ICS version its going to be awesome. So my phone is waiting! Super thankful to the devs that spend time on this, my S2 would suck without it
[Galaxy S II Android Development] thegodth:
Hi, guys

How many uptime of your device?

Since upgraded from 2.3.3 to Hyperdroid 2.3.6 (2.3.6 Stock rom too) I can't stay uptime more than 120 hours (4-5 days) after 120 hours my device got laggy and freeze sometime.

I have to reboot my device every 100 hours. :confused: (2.3.4 I can stay uptime more than 1,000 hours)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Cunione:
I reboot mine every...hummm..... don't know. so rarely.

Maybe 3 times a month...? It depend...

But it's not bad to reboot your phone sometimes. It need that. Like your computer. You must reboot sometimes to clean and empty his memory. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Didgesteve:
Have you checked your battery stats to see partial wakelocks, see what's keeping it up?

Try deleting Davik cache, and the next time you charge your phone, take the battery out for a few minutes once it's reached 100%.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] thegodth:
"partial wakelocks" can you tell me where or what i have to look please?

I have battery monitor widget but i don't know where to check the partial wakelocks.

I will try dele Davik Cache and next morning when i wake up i will try take battery out.

PS: Everytime when i flash new rom. I wipe my batterystat and reboot my device. This is the problem?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rauschkugl:
Search for better battery stats here on xda and install it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] thegodth:
Ok guys

I have already install it and see the partial wakelocks. It show me *sync* with some RED little graph and with some global icon behind. Ok I think I will monitoring it for few days and report to you guys again.

Thanks so much, If you have any suggestion please let me know. :o
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Didgesteve:
There is an app called betterbatterystats, written by chamonix.

If you look in the Hyperdroid OTA tool, under spare parts, the battery stats option is there.

betterbatterystats v0.7.0.0

You will have to install it before trying to open it in the OTA tool.

Wakelocks will tell you what is running the phone while the screen is blank, but it may be nothing to do with your problem. But you can be surprised by what turns up there. I had a CNN news app, that was running 60% of the time (and flattening my battery) until I uninstalled it.

Wiping your battery stats won't do any harm (or good).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rauschkugl:
the current version is 1.7.1, there are over 10 releases between your upload and the up to date version.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Didgesteve:
The up to date version costs £1.74, feel free to post a better version
[Galaxy S II Android Development] veyka:
Sure, its free on XDA
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 4s8kalz:
Google Talk started to disconnect repeatedly... Principally with network connection after some time of screen-off.

This is the reason why i changed my previous rom and became to the excellent Androidmeda one...

I think that there is some incompatibility with an app or something else...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ballmead:
Hey HyperDroid Dev team, can we get any hints of what you guys are currently working on??

It's been very quite in here.

I'm sure all of your followers are really keen to get an idea of what we can expect from the next HyperDroid masterpiece?

Just a little hint? lol
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vassalle:
Hi guys, I installed v6 with doc's surgeon few months back.

The surgeon changed the initial boot screen when I start the phone to DOC branding (this is before the boot animation) .

I've flashed several other roms after that and now on cm9 but the initial boot screen still shows the doc branding.

Any idea how I could revert the initial boot screen to stock? Many thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Tombias:
I hated that too. I did a odin flash of an stock rom but i think its in the csc. I have now the newest lp3. And now I have the O2 logo instead. Tomorrow I am going to flash another csc.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] veyka:
It's in the parama part, not the csc, you can always change it with hellcats bootscreen changer from the market
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adamski123:
Would somebody be so kind as to post a few screenshots of the lucid by docterete theme :) thanks

Adam.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=18115914&postcount=6
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adamski123:
Which one is it? :L
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
The one below Docs Surgeon
[Galaxy S II Android Development] carlz0206:
i think docs surgeon has param.lfs so you just need to extract it using root explorer or same then put it at the root of your sd card then download hellcats sgs2bootlogo changer in the market then from the apk flash or apply param.lfs then your back to stock bootimage.that always worked for me but do it at your own risk:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] arkerio:
Hi

Can i use MoD 4 with Version 6.1.7

i want to use unlimited contact mod and call recoring mod

which is not there for ver6

so can i use mod 4 on ver 6 :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xenix96:
@D.O.C

Just only for Info if you want to comment or want observe this THREAD

The thing is rolling on: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1568153&page=3 scroll to post 25 :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] digitallysick:
Completely off topic, i can't wait for Hyperdroid ICS! I know the guys are busy, but i hope we get some info soon on where the project stands or if we can help in anyway.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xenix96:
(I cant wait too) :D

1st if you recognized they made a new website - i did it yesterday :-) - that need time

2nd as you know "Good things ( Hyperdroid ICS ) needs also time

So just wait enjoy it when its done ^^
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cdfs:
Androidmeda Rom Tool not installed?

Hi,

I have an odd problem. After using v7 some weeks, I went back to v6.1.17. I did a full wipe and installed Doc's Lucid surgeon and Red Pill 1.3 from SD. When I go to HyperDroid Parts and try to open Androidmeda Rom Tool, I get an "You don't seem to have this application installed. Please install it.". I don't really understand why this is happening. What apk do I have to push from the ROM-zip to have the ROM-tool again?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Didgesteve:
Did you reboot between flashes? I think you have to system boot before flashing the Redpill 1.3. If you have Titanium you could try restoring Androidmedia ROM tool, but that may not fix it. Might be easier to start from scratch, seeing as you have just started down the rebuild path. Make sure you format system/wipe davik/wipe cache/wipe user data.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Didgesteve:
Err, was it something I said?

That's spooky, no posts, what's going on?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] veyka:
Here be ghosts, but the roms are working well, so things will quieten down a lot until there is a ICS rom out.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aquariuzism:
Just Wait

Be patient guys. Hyperdroid team is known for having a stable, smooth, and battery-friendly ROM. Thus, they won't just release a custom ROM for the sake of being "IN" or by the demand of hype. Unless they are already gone into something. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] karendar:
I'm sure the ROM is ready already... I blame Veyka's slow server for the non release... ;) love you veyka! By the way, auto correct on this shine plus corrects your Nick as fetus... :/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Etihad:
HyperDroid stands for high quality software. They want to make sure we get the best Rom, so save your batteries. ;-) HyperDroid ICS will change the game as it will be a milestone for our Samsung Galaxy S2 again.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] karendar:
for having worked with the team in the past, I can say that is quite true. pongster and doc are the two of the most dedicated rom builders I know... Petsasj is a great dev too, I really admire them all and wished I had more time to help out their efforts. As much as I wanted to, life was a little too heavy for me with this hobby in it...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] amviewer:
All i can say is that the V6 rom kicks the butt off any ICS rom that i tried right now,battery wise and interface wise.

This is why i'm going back to good old Hyperdroid V6.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] petsasj:
<3 etc.

Thanks for the feedback guys. As you might have guessed, after having spent loads of time on ROM developing, we're trying to play catch up with Real Life :p.

Hopefully when everything is settled, we'll be feeding your ORD some more.

Being on my Gnex most of the time hasn't allowed me to evaluate the new Samsung firmware (LPx series). How do you guys find them, and what do you reckon needs changing?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] veyka:
Hey hey, the server hit 100mbps when mirroring a ics releases so the speeds there (yes I know you where joking :p)

And damn, SwiftKey 3 gets it right, might be due it getting corrections from my email, I am not a fetus!! :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Etihad:
Official Roms are missing smoothness, speed, some cool minimalistic black/white themes and a RedPill Kernel. In combination with Jkay ICS mod it will be the non plus ultra Rom. I am sooo excited. :-D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hp13:
i miss this rom ever since i got Gnex. This was my favourite rom. :(

Any plans for Gnex Development. i am ready to donate
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Etihad:
Donate some Galaxy Nexus devices and I'm sure they will do it. :-P
[Galaxy S II Android Development] petsasj:
Well I own a Gnex, hopefully i'll cook something up when im done taking a break from devving ;p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Brujo64:
Well checked out several ICS Roms with Samsung firmware, but Hyperdroid is still my daily working beast... the other Roms lack in smoothnes, several bugs and non of them gave me a "whoooo" effect when i used it. But others go a different way like http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1536783 and thats makes feel me how ICS should be "slim, fast & smooth"...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] petsasj:
Well, those slim ROMs are made from AOSP, using CM9 device configurations. And all those AOKP """ports""" are essentially CM9 configurations kangs with AOKP on top of it, and as a result they end up being just like CM9.

The ROM we'll be releasing, for starters, will be a modification of Samsung's firmware. And then we'll use surgeons to fulfil our needs. Then I'll look into AOSP.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sar3vok:
This 7 version is fantastic, is a month that i use it without problems (just some random reboot) but now i found a very annoing problem: audio is not played (for example if i launch a game i cannot hear any sound) but if i use poweramp, i can ear the music! . If i plug in the jack and then plug it out i can hear all the sounds (games and music).

Someone has a clue?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Brutos08:
I have tried so many ICS roms and i ended up coming back to this rom the other are so buggy.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hp13:
That sounds great. Lot's of people will be happy to hear this.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Didgesteve:
I've tried several ICS roms, and they all have bugs in.

The most stable one I tried recently was Resurrection Remix ICS.

Which I believe is based on 4.0.3

Everything was working, although the battery life was not as good as Hyperdroid.

It did get very hot a couple of times, as well as a couple of bootloops, oh yes, and problems with the market.

Nothing is as perfect as v6, I always keep coming back to that.

Not sure I understand what all the fuss is about, the menus are different, err, and there are a couple of extra apps, wow.

Sorry to be such a sceptic, I'm sure there are lots of other advantages that people will let me know about.

And obviously I am very excited by the thought of another Hyperdroid release.

Keep up the good work guys.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Radikaal:
what are all those bugs you are experiencing on ics roms? ive had super stable samsung ics for 3weeks now using the phone to everything everyday or well yeah did have a few freezes in the early LP versions but now the last week/weeks on LP4 not a single bug ive found, everything works. And i disagree that the samsung roms lack smoothness & speed, its way better on ics, atleast with a ics launcher & the right ROM & kernel, no more micro stutter and scrolling smoothness is in class with iphone4 finally.

So good right now i just imagine how good it would be with HyperDroid/CheckRom ics that was/is the greatest roms to GB.

i
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bing1221:
same issues, so flash back to 6.17
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zAo_:
Any news on Jkay for ICS? I'm still on Hyper 3.0 (had problems with 4.0 and 6.x), so I'm hoping for a new HyperDroid release!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AvRS:
JKay news is best found on his thread but looks like he's still busy but getting there. There won't be one until they've taken their time out with familly and then started looking into stable bases. See petsasj's earlier response about his.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adamski123:
Does anyone know where i can get the bounce effect whilst scrolling? Its not avaliable in hyperdroid parts.

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Didgesteve:
Different effects between homepages? sounds like you want Go Launcher
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Wajdos:
I need to install v 3.0 but I am currentlly on ICS. How to do it? When I flash it in recovery phone is stuck at "yellow triangle screen"
[Galaxy S II Android Development] media2368:
Hi Guys, Does anyone of you know whether Vertimus ICS Domination_v2.0.3 XILA UNIVERSAL work on Hyperdroid v6.1.17? Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Must2r4h:
You need the Hyperdroid version for V6. Only V7 will work with that version.

Sent from my BIMA SAKTI GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] karendar:
Bounce scrolling was pulled by Samsung due to copyright issues a while back, back when we still had Android 2.3.4... There is no way of incorporating the bounce without modding files which would effectively break some features. There is a guide on how to get bounce during scroll and in web browser somewhere, but you'll end up removing precious files which were modded by the team. So you do it of your own accord. Hyperdroid has alot of files modded from stock, so if you compare it with other ROMs, it's not as easy to do frankenbuilds by tossing in a modded systemUI or framework from another ROM.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AvRS:
Why are you posting this in multiple threads. Most are multi-language but depends on which firmware it's based on to say what languages are included i.e. XI/XW/XX so read about those and you should find out.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr.Greg:
Guys, when we'll see new Hyperdroid ICS rom? I'm just waiting a really ics rom.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Etihad:
Tomorrow morning 6 am. We have just been waiting for you to ask.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rotsj:
I nearly fell off the couch laughing........

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] willybrand:
Back to Androidmed 6.17, all ICS Roms killing my Battery within 9 hours :mad:

Feels like coming home :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] squirel:
he is, which is not difficult in your case
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rodrigosdw:
Well, i think that because all the waiting this is going to be a HUGE ICS ROM :D

^^
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Tombias:
I hope with HUGH batterylife also.

Send from my still not released Samsung Galaxy S XV powered by HydroPowerPlus Microsized Capsule.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] malhor:
Please children, behave yourselves :rolleyes:

If you have read carefully the latest post, you know that the team is keeping up with RL.

Understand also that they may just decide that creating an ICS ROM is not worth the effort. They are doing it on their free time after all and are not entitled in doing it anyway.

Sent at hyperdroid speed from a Galaxy far far away
[Galaxy S II Android Development] arkerio:
Hi

Can i use Call Record Mod 4 on V6,17 ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] toxictoby:
is the ics out now for this rom .... i really wanna try it ... looks great :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AvRS:
No but good things come to those who wait ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Etihad:
It will be released tomorrow morning 6 am. :-D

How do you know that it looks great, since it was not released yet?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] toxictoby:
thanks for ur quick reply :) ....

does this rom hav a OTA app / kitchen ... ???

gonna b good when it comes out :D

---------- Post added at 09:37 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:36 PM ----------

ur last rom looks great i ment lol sorry :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AvRS:
It does indeed have a read of the first couple of pages and you'll see all the info you need. It's called HyperDroid Parts and works great. I've not used the ROM for a while but was my daily ROM for a long time before AOSP opened my eyes :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] toxictoby:
thanks man ... wondered why i didnt pick up on it just had a browse lol thanks man :D tom is gonna b a good day haha

ok im on the V7 final ... and i must say it is amazing .. so smooth and so fast ... :O ...

dude .. this rom is friggin awesome :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kimitza:
Using this rom for over a month,with ikki 1.9 and it's just amazing.great battery life, speed, smoothness, no lags ...on conservative gov and noop sched...a real hit :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] toxictoby:
i only found this rom yesterday and by far its the best rom on this site that i hav used .. nothing compares to the speed and smoothness :)

just brilliant i wish i knew wat they were working on but hey wat eva it is ... its gonna b amazing and worth the wait :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sociojeje:
I found out that gingerbread roms cannot video chat on 3g. for that reason... since i now have to video chat on the go.. i'm moving to ics. hope i can be back soon. so long guys.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] douglatins:
ICS from hyperdroid tomorrow? wow can't wait, im kinda tired of android 2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adamski123:
how do u know? :L
[Galaxy S II Android Development] toxictoby:
dont worry they told me it wud b out yesterday he is clearly just winding u up lol ... dont worry :) when there done there done :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] annalein:
hopefully there is sth comming soon!

loved the v 7.0
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hugorx:
I have 6.1.17 and yestarday clicked androidmeda rom tool..notification bar show 94new updates found and process crashed . Now each time i try run the A.rom tools the process crash. Did try wipe cache and davlik cache but nothing changed . Any ideas ?:)

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pirate.666:
I'm on v6.1.17 as well and the Androidmeda rom tool is working as flawlessly as always. Since I have no idea why your problem arose, I can only suggest a nandroid restore of a working backup or fresh install...

Sent from my GT-I9100 powered by Hyperdroid Androidmeda
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hugorx:
Must been some cache error ..earsed the programs inner cache and its working again :-)

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] qube310:
When could we expect new relese? :)

This or next week maybe?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shinfei:
Seriously ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] viktorinox:
Please stop bothering the devs like this with useless ETA requests, ICS version will be out when it's ready, until then don't you think they have better to do than playing Nostradamus with people that don't respect their engagement for the community and deny the fact that they could have a personal life ?

Every time you ask for an ETA, a baby panda is killed, please save the pandas ! :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] uppon2:
Hey guys. I am well aware that ICS is not perfect and developing takes time. I am not asking when you're releasing a new ROM. I used your ROM on HD2 and your GB ROM on SGS 2 from day 1. However. AOKP seems to be dominating right now due to it's speed, stability and customisation. Would you guys please consider even just raising a poll to see how many users want AOKP vs Samsung. I mean no offence and I understand that your development is second to none. That's why I haven't bothered asking anybody else. If someone was going to make the perfect AOKP ROM it would be you.

Please consider the poll

Thanks for your time