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[Galaxy S II Android Development] malhor:
Some lecture

Please, if you want the dev's to be able to help you, at least give them the tools they need. Minimum would be a logcat from just after/before the issue happen.

if you're not easy with how to get one, there are a few apps on the market you can download which will do the trick.

Post it here

along with the complete description of your issue and detailed steps you made to get the issue

.

As a general remark, and because sadly things have to be repeated continuously :

Before posting, you should try to reproduce it with only the base installed.

if you can't, then it is an app or theme issue so don't post it here.

if you can, then post all the info here.

BTW, don't bother to post if :

you use another kernel

you haven't tried to reproduce it on a full wiped base

I think pongster and Doc had make that clear in the previous thread

And finally, let our kernel master speak :

How to submit Useful Bug Reports
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Huck33:
check parametrs, "localisation & security" parameters, the 1st box 'ot use wifi and mobile in "my position" is unchecked by default

this solve issue for me

i also can update weather in "beautiful widgets"
[Galaxy S II Android Development] spiros83:
Hey guys, great work and thanks for the effort.

Just one quick question. On 5.2.21, the rom had the best Antutu benchmark score off all roms I had tried to that point. I had close to 6200 with just DOC's surgeon installed. Now on this version (v6), I performed one and the maximum score I had - with hyper governor - was 5050.

I know it's just a number and I really don't care about raising through the roof, but it seems to me that the Redpill kernel is somewhat slower compared to TWD and/or Ultimate.

Can anyone else confirm that? If not, then I am more than happy to be proven wrong.

P.S: Of course I tried a re-flash with a full wipe before posting and of course I am only reffering to the stock 200-1200mhz range. Also tried different governos but the others had lower results.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ilVinz:
Yep...it works...thx mate
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Huck33:
you are welcome
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KeitaroSenpai:
Hi !

Another awesome rom with the new v6. But before flashing a surgeon, I wanted to be sure : on the Androidmeda Rom Tools, when I check for surgeons, they are all marked with v5. Is it related to the rom version or not at all ? are they compatible ? (I think but prefer to be sure ^^)

Actually, I use the following extra server : http://bitbucket.org/sarcastillo/updater-manifest/raw/master/update_extra.json

Thanks in advance :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] veyka:
Pleases search, and you would have found this those are the v6 surgeons, v5 ones are not compatible.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] malhor:
Themes and surgeons marked v5 are only compatible with v5 redpill, v6 are going to come, but let the guy's some time to upload them on the server. Doc's already provided links to its surgeon here http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=21778696&postcount=96

Edit : Beaten again by a magic finger ! :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dikai_yang:
I usually use System Tuner to set my governor/frequency. Does anybody have issue changing governor on the red pill kernel? Mine says Failed. So I can only use Hyper at this time. No big deal really, but just want to know if I'm alone.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gtizon:
Nope. Running on Smooth atm. Try Voltage Control. Highly recommened.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nk7:
Cheers mate for the hint but already tried that and with other firmware apart from XWKI4. Even hashed out lcd density and changed to 160 on build.prop. Still closes as soon as I press "Accept terms and conditions" prior to install.

There isn't any 'this app is not compatible with your device'. Also tried HDPI 240. Still no luck. Gonna start from scratch again. V6 I mean
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xatou:
Why i cannot update my apps from the market? The reason is not compatible with device. Never had this prob before. Clean install v5 rom.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] devilkin:
Something in RedPillKernel is keeping me from being able to access web sites or things like tapatalk via my 3g. I'm on Hyperdroid v6.

Testing I have done (this is all on clean base, no surgeon or themes):

-web sites work with Wifi

-no web access on redpill via 3g

-Some apps sort of work like talk, i can sign in and chat. Market i can browse but can get screenshots or download

-Browser cant access pages

-deleted hosts and resolv.conf still no access

-I can ping and resolve sites from the terminal via 3g on redpill kernel

-I installed the old Hyperdroid 5, everything works.

-Went back to v6 and tried the older HDK_V1.0 kernel and everything works.

-I flashed clean install with factory reset multiple times to make sure

Maybe my service provider (Cell-C South africa) doesnt like some change that was put in the new kernel? Is there any other tests i can do to give some more info to you guys?

I will do one more test once my battery is fuller again, I will put redpillkernel onto the old v5 base and test.

*Edit: my emails are also coming through on v6*
[Galaxy S II Android Development] veyka:
If you have changed your DPI you will have to set it back to 240 reboot, clear market cache, install apps, change DPI back to what you like, reboot again.

Blame sloppy app coding for apps not supporting multi dpi.

---------- Post added at 02:38 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:37 PM ----------

Can you get logcats and kmsg logs for when you are trying to access sites, without logs bug reports are mostly meaningless.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xatou:
Thank you very much for your answer!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rinoko72:
A bit OT but, not sure if everyone here also looks in to Jkay's thread now and again....

But he did post today the he should soon be finished with the Galaxy Note..

So, I guessing that true to his word, we might see a Jkay mod for LA2 soon..! :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sharonx:
Jkay on 6.1.7 - possible ?

Can I install JKay theme on Hyperdroid 6.1.7 ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] D.O.C:
well, u can do it if u put ur mind to it, but I wouldnt recommend you to waste your time, just use v7 and save yourself from the hassle.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] spiros83:
DOC... Did you just miss my post (#1980) or is there nothing new you guys can share with us? :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] D.O.C:
Not ignoring sorry, there is nothi.g yet to report since we are all struggling keeping our family/jobs together.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] spiros83:
OK, thanks for the update!

Good luck with the stuff that really matters, the majority of HPD's fanbase will be still around whenever you decide to release a new rom.

I just wanted to see if you guys are still around I guess ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sharonx:
For some reason Right to Left patch doesn't work on V7 so I reverted back to 6.1.7. Whilte trying to install deodexed KG6 JKay theam on 6.1.7 I got error while installing and installation was aborted. In a few words - what do I need to do to make it work ?

And why did RLT patch didn't work with V7 ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] merbiyatch:
on HD 6.1.17 how do i make the lockscreen transparent?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Didgesteve:
Transparent lockscreen is part of JKAY, which isn't on v6.1

You need v7
[Galaxy S II Android Development] samaxen:
Do you plan Development for Galaxy S3?

@Hyperdroid Team

Do you plan to develop For Galaxy S3?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xAnGeLoSx:
Hey guys .. i proudly wanna say that am still using the v7 Hyperdroid rom and didnt switch 2 any ICS rom yet (even that they look so tempting ) and simply waiting for the Hyperdroid ICS

But i have a problem that was annoying me from the beginning and now it got worst ..

When i installed the rom it was after a full clean wipe and the only file i flashed after the rom is the ICS Domination Theme v2.0.3 ..

At first the battery was acceptable but yet not that gd .. and now if i unplug my phone in the morning from the charger the its most likely for me to find it turned off in the end of the day and i cant figure whats the reason for the huge drain and what can i do to make it better ..

i know most of you guys are busy so all i need is just putting me on the right track for a solution and for that i'll be most thankful .. so plz help :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shinfei:
Have you already check with better battery stats ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xAnGeLoSx:
To be honest .. i didnt know what to check for in bbs and now a strange new thing happened ..

Last night after seeing that sgs2 is not going into deep sleep at all using the cpuspy app .. i downloaded an app called cpu control .. i changed the the governor from "ondemand" to "conservative" becaus its more battery friendly or thats what i read about it

+

i made a profile to adjust the governor to "sleepy" with max at 500 and min at 100 when battery is below 15%

And a "conservative" profile woth min 200 and max 800 when the screen is off

So now i woke up to find my phone unresponsive and when i force restarted it it gave me a low battery warning at 14% even that it was plugged in all night

so plz can anyone explain :confused::eek::confused::eek:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MyLifeRocks10:
Check partial and kernel wakelocks in bbs. Unresponsive happened bcoz of wrong combinations of governors in screen on and off state. U may try this:

Lulzactive for screen on and smartassV2 for screen off. U can tweak lulzactive with lulzactive app from play store.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] malhor:
Some of our SG2 do not support well frequencies below 200, plus it has been proved that setting the min to 100 instead of 200 does not save so many power as it would look.

If you really want to go to the profile way, set your power saving profile to min 200 max 500.

Although, your problem is more than likely a rogue application that keep your phone awake.

in BBS, look at "others" and compare the awake time with your screen On time. If your phone is correctly set-up, you should not have too much difference between the 2 (unless you're listening to music a lot, but then you will have a wakelock for the audio player).

Then as MyLifeRocks10 said, look for partial wakeloks and look in the BBS thread for directions.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Didgesteve:
When you built the v7, did you flash Redpill 1.3?

I had a strange battery drain with redpill 1.2, and it disappeared once I flashed 1.3

Best battery results for me are noop + conservative 200Mhz - 1000Mhz no undervolting

If you have titanium, try freezing google maps, google +, & anything marked DRM

The modem you use can make a difference (although not enough to flatten it overnight) KI3 & KI4 are known to be battery friendly

2ndcore app helps

Juice defender works for some people
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Cunione:
Hi devs,

I'm still using this great v6, but I'd like to know if HyperDroid ICS is under development or if you're currently developing for SGS III (and so, you dropped your SGS2 in the trashcan ?) ? :D

I know that developping is hard, but due to the announcement of the SGSIII, maybe you prefer developing for that device ?

In any cases, congratulations for your hard and GREAT work on HyperDroid !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] spikehome:
I run version 7 and i'm very happy with it.

But wanted to use ics.

Prefer to use Hyperdroid.

But thinking now to use cyanogenmod 9 or a other custom rom (don't know witch)

Any idea when hyperdroid come with ics?

Or project stopped?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] spiros83:
Yeah, couldn't agree more...

Even if it's "bad news" and you wont continue the project, let us know please ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] emilcioran99:
Just one page after. :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] spiros83:
One page and almost a month...?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ballmead:
I hope they haven't also defected to the S3 handbag phone lol

I too loved the GB ROMs and kernels Team Hyperdroid made, here's hoping they have a nice relaxing break and then cook us up another killer ROM one day.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Tombias:
If they were really busy with a new hyperdroid they allready give us some hints., I think. I allready moved to an ICS rom.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] uppon2:
Hyperdroid is clearly the best GB ROM for our phones. Leomars original ROM Revolution (Before he merged with GadgetCheck) was on par.

Unfortunately Samsung can't get ICS right. Why do you think they are PUSHING Google to release Jelly bean. They would have by now given up. The only way to run ICS is AOSP. I don't blame DOC and the hyperdroid team, there are already too many AOSP ROMs out there with incredible features. Not to mention Theme Chooser. It's a waste of time right now.

The only thing that would differentiate Hyperdroid from AOSP is own built kernel and the Samsung camera is better.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] digitallysick:
Have they abandoned roms? i've been on CM9 for a while now and its sad, would love to use a Hyperdroid ICS rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] D.O.C:
We are definetively not going to contribute with something similar, slightly modded/themed already seen before since XDA is already polluted with it.

When we find a way to make sonething truly different, you will see it. Until then, you can expect kernels or installers ala surgeons to modify existing builds, but we see no point on rezipping what is already built in abundancy and lower our reputations to zippers or just "another rom".

Thank you all loyal followers for ur words, and, we wont betray your trust that when we release, it shall be filled with new ideas.

:)

D.O.C

XDAstaff
[Galaxy S II Android Development] WhoIsJohnGalt1979:
Out of sheer curiosity, what are you using until now? Still on 6.17 and your surgeon?:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ibb1982:
Haha yes that would be interesting to know :D

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S2 on HyperDroid 6.1.17 ROM!

I’m running to raise money for CLIC Sargent. Please sponsor me www.justgiving.com/Ibb
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bluefa1con:
cm9 and aokp roms are really good

i just want hardware decoding for video files

currently only few formats are supported unlike samsung roms where any video can play via hw codec

and btw what rom are u using atm
[Galaxy S II Android Development] toxictoby:
what modem does this rom com with or doesnt it i cant find it anywhere im on this rom but i changed modem and i wanna know wat the original one for this rom was lol thanks alot :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] spikehome:
Just installed Cyanogenmod 9 last Friday (22-07).

And works fine.

But not that smooth as hyperdroid.

Also battery is faster empty.

Wil try cm for a week.

what not runs yet:

Cannot connect with bluetooth car phone.

must get used to it:

external sd is not at /sd/external sd/ but at /emmc/

alle apps restored with titanium backup.

Only setting i backup at hyperdroid was my wifi settings and that one won't work with restore.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] malhor:
No modem are provided. You chose the one that suits you best

Sent at hyperdroid speed from a Galaxy far far away from the others
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Prashanthme:
How s the battery lifE??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shadyr25:
Battery life is excellent while maintaining performance.... this is actually my first post since joining the hyperdroid rom back in 2010... yes since the good old hd2 days... had a hard time deciding my next phone which HTC sensation XE came to mind... hated the S2 for unknown reasons or reasons not worth mentioning :p , but as soon as I heard the team was migrating over to the S2... there was no doubt in my mind for which phone to go for next.. so here I am and not regretting.. Infact it's the best choice I've made :) . My feedback has no words to describe how I feel, it's just simply AMAZING, never had any problems through the journey, if so, the team are always here to help and have done so through others problems hence why I never posted my problems :)

Battery life is great out of the box no questions asked, but many things like underclock and undervolt can help improve it's life if you wish to expand the already awesome battery life.

A 2000mah official samsung battery also helps in achieving greater results.

Although it's still gingerbread I highly recommend this rom and its kernel redpill over the current ICS roms out there... it handles undervolting extremely well,

The duo also delivers premium performance even if the phone is underclocked to just 800mhz... out of this world if you ask me or rather.. what kind of sorcery is this :p

To end this, I will prove my statement and assure you all is true.

My setup currently running for 3 months, enough for 2 days battery life and get 7 hours or more screen on time.

The hyperdroid rom + redpill kernel 1.3 (thanks to the team for a great revolution :) ) + LPS modem (found it to perform great yet battery friendly) + undervolted using magic config thanks to gecko + noop and conservative + 2000mah battery + no underclock + 50% brightness + background sync enabled with 8 accounts + more notification apps + data always enabled + wifi enabled with sleep policy

Under a very heavy use... not heavy... be warned.... it's...

Thanks to all who made this possible ;)

Hope this helps someone, anyone and everyone :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] uppon2:
Proved my point.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shadyr25:
Guys my best results yet but then again it was mild heavy usage, less pressure. Still have 50% left :)

What do you guys think? :)

It is almost replacing my use of a laptop....recently :D

Hope this helps someone, anyone and everyone :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shadyr25:
This is my last and crazy result I'm posting. This is mild heavy use. Thanks everyone....Until next time...

Pongster, D.O.C and the team......what kind of sorcery is this? :p Thank you for all the times you made impossible possible and dedicating your time towards perfection and sharing with us what you chose to share despite having a personal life to take care of too.

YOU GUYS ARE AWESOME and TRUE TO YOUR WORDS.... TRUE STORY :D

Hope this helps someone, anyone and everyone :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] D.O.C:
:laugh::laugh::laugh:Happy Birthday petsasj!!!!!:D:D, here is a banner you can proudly wear ;)

:silly:enjoy it!!!
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[Galaxy S II Android Development] -Grift-:
edit: LOL dug a bit further and got the damn answer :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Cunione:
UP !

This threah must be on the front page of the forum. :p

ICS rollin' on....? :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Cunione:
Is it the end of HyperDroid development on SGSII ? No future ICS ? No future Jelly bean ?

:crying:

I'm really sad, HD is an awesome and powerfull rom !!! Thanks devs for all of your great work.:good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marcogtt:
intresting but kinda fanboian....

what were u doing in those 8h and 34min screen on time? keeping the backlight on,,,,,and nothing more....

I have a pretty similar setup to yours,magiconfig, hyperdroid 4.0 syah 2.6, undervolt, underclock and under BUS, check every single wakelock, wifi always disable, only 3g always on.

plus i have dynamic firewall management, screen off block every connections but viber,whatsapp. screen on unblock all

WIth a heavy usage i mean:

3h browsing

2h video skype on wifi

2h music with BT A2DP

15min phonecall

uncounting email and whatsapp

account sync

i get a total of 5h 40 min of display time over a 17 h of device time

YES BUT WITH A MUGEN 3200mah and slightly less with a MOMAX 2700mah.

With the samsung 2000mah i had too....i was roughly reaching 3h and 30min

please
[Galaxy S II Android Development] D.O.C:
Yeah, that is the correct way of measuring battery life ;)

Lol, how you guys keep track of all this stuff?,

D.O.C

XDAStaff​
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shadyr25:
LOL, I too am a heavy user.. very if I must say. I do everything you have mentioned but more and heavily except skype rarely and BT A2DP never and I haven't underclocked, just undervolted. I stream a lot, whether it be youtube or flash content on the web, it also includes excessive browsing. Approx 2.4 hours of music. Wifi hotspot which requires a lot of HSPA+, wifi file manager for hours on end as I cannot be bothered to use a cable :) downloads, hours of calls, heavy texting. Now 10 accounts syncing in the background, whatsapp, facebook, E-mails, skype, samsung theft monitor, xda, tapatalk etc... too much to mention really. To end by answering your question, no my phone does not have it's backlight lit for no reason... rather it has no time to sleep or be idle lol :)

I'm really too happy with this that ice cream sandwich and jelly bean doesn't really excite me. This Hyperdroid Gingerbread is really a solid build and wish to keep it for years to come :) it was only possible because we have the greatest developers whom I've been with since the hd2 days... still well alive and going btw lol

Thanks to all and check my sig ;) may come of use to someone.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] knuckle03:
What version are you using? Just curious.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shadyr25:
The latest one released, v7.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] miedy12:
what is base rom in the download link by the way? hmmm im gonna try this since i feel like GB room is better than ics lol

Also when im applying theme i got an error of status bar application blahblah stopped unexpectedly
[Galaxy S II Android Development] karendar:
All the time and energy we waste in messing with ROMs, smalis, apk decompiles, xml editing, compiling, etc. they waste managing uptime and battery drain. :D hehe
[Galaxy S II Android Development] miedy12:
please help about system ui status bar after flashing surgeon plss

Release Date 03/03/2012

Hyperdroid Androidmeda 7 series (Final)

BASE IS FULL WIPE!!!

Upgraded Base to XWLA4

RedPill Kernel v1.2 included thanks to pongster (upgrade to v1.3 manually)

Call Record included thanks to Leomar75

Slide to dismiss notifications thanks to hansip87 & Leomar75

Jkay 13.6.4 included

mms mod to allow 200 recipients thanks to muvezur

Reverted to latest HDP supporting Jkay thanks to Recognized Developer petsasj

Added stock Samsung Logo flash along stock base.

All tweaks and mods in previous bases

* The ROM is final, just for ORD users, we are focusing in ICS now, so please dont expect full support in this

**Only D.O.C Surgeon available, feel free to adapt any themes from previous bases to this (just give credits to original author), credits for adapting it are yours , and they shall be in the OP.

i used this so only lucid by doctorete?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marcogtt:
U seems pretty convinced ....i dont know....or im not getting something very very easy in this setup or hyperdroid v7 is doing miracle on battery drain vs v4.

8h of screen on time while using thetering sometimes too is really something that i

Cant figure out...

Inviato dal mio GT-I9100 usando Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] noscentsbrad:
How's the battery on this rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bluefa1con:
I moved to ics but this rom had the best battery life I had on my phone without any tweaking
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tipu2185:
D.O.C any chance of surgeons and vrthemes for stock roms by your team untill you guyz decide to do a ROM. :angel::angel:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GJ123:
Could somebody please post a 6.1.17 for me?:(

I've always had wifi problems with XWLA4 and want to see how it is now so I downloaded v7.

But I really want to flash 6.1.17 too, just in case of wifi problems.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] veyka:
7th post, but you can also find it here
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GJ123:
Sorry missed that one:o

I did swa the v7 but not the v6 :p

Thanks mate!:cowboy:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] noscentsbrad:
So is v7 or v6 better on battery?