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[Galaxy S II Android Development] bkeaver:
I have yet to successfully hell raise this rom and have it totally functional. The issue I start having is when I enable wifi it keeps restarting. That's kind of why I was hoping for a port as opposed to hell raising it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nick281051:
that is what hellraising is though...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bkeaver:
What are you talking about? O know what hell raising is. I have hell raised alot of roms. What I am saying is that with this rom the wifi isn't working after I have hell raised with i777 kernel and modem using hellraiser mod
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tids2k:
@netchip @paradox what IRC channel are u guys on ... cheers.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netchip:
#sammobile-dev invite only ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alangrig:
Great ROM,

Blazing fast.

Could you upload deodexed version please?!

I am away from PC...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tids2k:
Will i be getting an invite then, incase so please PM me. Thanks netty.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] spymare:
is all apps zipalligned?

not much info about this rom.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netchip:
I think ics on galaxy note is easy doable, but I need a few testers and response on this question: does audio (input and output) works on cm9?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netchip:
Just plain AOSP, that's all I can tell because it is ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tids2k:
send me an invite more info there then !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netchip:
I'm at school ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netchip:
You aren't at irc :|
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tids2k:
i am now ... :D

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netty, PM me the link once u have something for me to test. all the best.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kamigiri:
Somethİng İs wrong wİth thİs rom it gets sTuck at samsung galaxy sii and yellow triangle :s
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buzzboy:
I doubt it's the rom.

Make sure you full wipe before you flash.

Regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] brgroover:
thanks for support pt-br.

has a problem with gapps zip script.If you flash it sometimes the data are deleted from the system partition and the system gets stuck at startup.

I solved installing only the rom and do fully booting, and then installing GAPPS.

Other problem, my browser gets fc if i acess this page:

http://g1.globo.com/

one question:

samsung browser is more smother than aosp browser. Why?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netchip:
Samsung browser is hw acc ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] brgroover:
http://knowmydroid.com/blog/enable-hw-acceleration-on-stock-cm7-browser

Can we get this with a separate package?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mikk_:
Im having problems with several websites when loading them. Browser just crashes.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Uvoguine:
I have no news so I deduce that you refuse to give me the wallpapers. Someone else ask for it so I found it and I put it online so that everyone can enjoy it.

Walls are in the attachment.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tids2k:
hey netty, supp @
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netchip:
Lol, Paradoxxx forgot it ;)

Tids2k, I'm gonna make homework now.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paradoxxx:
Is not that I refuse, but I had some more thing more important to do ;)

But Thx anyway.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Uvoguine:
Ok, no problem.

I saw that you released new versions. What about that ?

Thanks again.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paradoxxx:
No, no and no.

This ain't in AOSP, so won't be in this rom neither.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buzzboy:
There is a flashable battery percentage mod on this post:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=22304613

Please backup first.

Cheers
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Uvoguine:
Thanks but if I can't choose a song for my alarm clock I won't follow this ROM anymore.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tids2k:
try alarm clock pro from market ... that should help.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Uvoguine:
I already try apps from the market but it's always impossible for me to choose another ring alarm that the default ones ( which are absolutly awful )
[Galaxy S II Android Development] scanja500:
try ringdroid from market!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netchip:
I can see how big the hack is, maybe I include it!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Uvoguine:
Yeah, it would be awesome because I love this ROM.

Thanks for searching.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] tids2k:
netchip. what time are u online :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Fatsodonkey:
This is the best rom! Only thing i would love to have is the notification toggles. Can someone help me where i can get cm7 style notifications to this rom.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netchip:
When I'm done wij homework, as quick as possible ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buzzboy:
CM7? ;)

Regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tids2k:
hows homework going :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netchip:
Oh it's done :D

Now it's Friday and I don't have homework :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] phantasia:
Just wanted to say...

Been using this since last Sunday and its rocking!

Amazing battery life, great performance, really amazed at this!

Sticking up with this rom!

Thank you very much!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Vennaol:
I'm sorry the Rom is great but there is a problem for me at least. There is a swapping of internal and external sdcard. The internal sdcard is at mnt/emmc and the external sd card is at mnt/sdcard. Please help fix.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fr3quency:
Anyone can make a video? Just want to see it in action. :) Also I think every ROM should have a pictures gallery and a video as well. :) Imho.

Also, is there support for Greek language? Thankies~ :3
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fOmey:
Great job on the rom guys, AOSP experience is like bare basics.. great on battery life feature stripped tho. IMO not my cup of tea, I like a nice even balance personally..

Good luck!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Uvoguine:
Hi,

will there be a new release this week-end ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netchip:
You can switch it in settings ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ninjazin:
Will we see Swedish language soon?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buzzboy:
I can't see anything that needs updating? Been running like a dream for me. Perfect build.

Regatds
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tids2k:
netchip i have deodexed the framework and app folders from SGS Note Chinese leak. Do you want anything from it for AOSP build ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netchip:
I should like a flashable zip :) my computer is crashed, new components on the way!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tids2k:
i cannot make a flashable zip.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mikk_:
Have you noticed the problem with browser? I had to swap to another rom because browser crashed everytime when loading several websites. Don't know how they can fix it though.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dubstepshurda:
I agree with the bit that we need swedish.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alexhull24:
May I ask how? I can't see that setting. Perhaps I'm being stupid.

Getting fantastic battery life by the way, best I've had on this phone so far, ROM is still running super fast too. Only issue is the browser just closes or disappears when loading some websites. I'll try see if there is a pattern to it and report back.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buzzboy:
I think the browser issue is a common Aosp bug, have the same problem on my DHD.

Regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paradoxxx:
Don't have that kind of problem on HyDrOXYG3N.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Vennaol:
Which part of settings?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tids2k:
Para, netchip bring your AOSP love to Galaxy Notes please !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] richjb78:
Im struggling here!

I started with Stock Tmobile ROM, I installed CF root to get CWM and have flashed this ROM and wiped everything, but i'm stuck with the boot screen with yellow triangle, nothing happens! HELP!!!

EDIT. NVM solved. Being slack as usual!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nebg:
I was never happy with samsung contacts dialer segment and finally I have the WINNER! Phone contacts/dialer are finally fast and useful as they should be!

This ROM is the most STABLE AOSP Rom that I ever used on my SGS2, battery life is amazing and performance wise this is truly an outstanding work!

THANKS FOR MAKING THIS ROM!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hp13:
Try Oxygen rom by Adam_G... best AOSP from and best bettery life. I used it for months.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alexhull24:
Totally agree. Contacts/dialer are perfect and finally quick, unlike Samsung roms.

I still can't see the setting to switch storage, and have had the browser crash a couple of times, but otherwise it seems great. I did lose all cell reception today and had to reboot - cause unknown at this stage, but I will monitor. It's been very stable apart from that.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stylez:
In future don't promote another ROM in a developers thread its just damn well rude and unconstructive!

Sent from the valley of the shadows....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hp13:
I don't see how this is original. This is just modified (hardly) version of oxygen rom. Trying to take credit. Please respect others work and be original. Kthanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buzzboy:
Incorrect .This is built from source. Oxygen and CM are built from Aosp also, but they are 3 different builds.

http://source.android.com/

Regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stylez:
First of all that wasn't for discussion and I'm not making any comments on originality...

The point is not to promote other people's work in developers thread.

Incase you didn't notice I'm a mod and so what I said wasn't up for debate if you wish to follow this on in private feel free to PM if not any more of this kind of posting will get you a vacation.

Nuff said!

Sent from the valley of the shadows....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paradoxxx:
I think you're maybe blind or something.

Y U NEVER CHECK THE SECOND POST?!

https://github.com/hydraosp <== THIS IS YOUR TIP!!!!! :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nebg:
I had this rom now for three days and can't complain... not even a one FC so far...

can't agree more on how well it fits!

btw Oxygen rom is something that I tested previously and it's not even close to HYDRA0SP ;)

cheers
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xethor:
Vacation: "An extended period of recreation, esp. one spent away from home or in traveling"

Recreation: "Activity done for enjoyment when one is not working"

God, you guys make suspension sound awfully nice :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tameracingdriver:
A little review from me :)

Had my SGS2 for 9 months now, and have been a total flash junkie in that time.

Of late, I am getting a little disillusioned, not keen on TW generally, and most of the ROMs and themes I flash, I'm getting bored of. The phone is more of a tool these days.

When I flashed this, phone wouldn't boot (same as last time). I got as far as SGS bootscreen. I just reset phone with power button, then entered recovery, I now know that the new recovery is touch screen (fooled me at first) and flashed the ROM again.

First boot - unbelievably fast.

Phones responsiveness - extremely responsive.

I've come from Hyperdroid 6 which was by far the most responsive ROM I've used yet, until now.

This one is incredibly responsive, and renews my faith in android, despite the looks. Yes it looks bland in places - Calendar and SMS I'm particularly looking at you. Get over that though, and it is literally **** off a shovel quick.

And stock Gingerbread has a certain honesty about it despite it looking fairly "plain" or "dated". Kind of like Win 2000 was viewed even many years later.

Honestly, as an incredibly fast, maybe not too pretty, but extremely powerful OS, android deserves a try in AOSP form! The SGS2 makes things so unbelievably smooth that its quite an experience; I had an N1 in the past that was nowhere near as responsive, and with the SGS2 screen its like a retro but very satisfying experience on modern hardware.

Think I may stick with this until there is a decent AOSP ICS ROM. Maybe from the original posters? :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paradoxxx:
Hi there, I'm glad you enjoy it, if you want something more themed, just check my Others AOSP based ROM. You may find something you could like.

Yeah, AOSP is obv the fastest as It doesn't have the samsung crap over it ^^
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tameracingdriver:
I might just do that, if the sheer responsiveness of this can be matched with something a tad slicker (looks wise), it'd be a long term ROM for me.:) In fact it could be anyway... the appearance of SMS and calendar, and the lack of timer are AOSP weak points but easily solved.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buzzboy:
@tameracingdriver,

Nice to see a decent constructive review. Full marks to you sir.

Regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paradoxxx:
Yup, Performance are egal. And with a Black look. Do your choice :)

Yep, totally agreed.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kingofthebraves:
Has the issue with reading files from SD Card been resolved? :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buzzboy:
You'll find the Sdcard in /emmc.

Working fine for me.

Regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kingofthebraves:
Errrr how do you "select" an icon in recovery? Everybutton I've tried doesn't work, I cannot revert back to my old backup.

nevermind, flashed clockwork with rom manager and that did the trick
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buzzboy:
Its touch recovery. You can scroll down using the screen.

Regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kimitza:
Havin issues when try to download.i get a connection timeout error, but only when i press download button.could you add some mirrors please?

nevermind, finally got it to work, after 15 minutes:)..

this would be my first AOSP rom.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paradoxxx:
Yeah, Devhost was "down"
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kimitza:
Like i said, my first AOSP.....and...WOW...can't believe how fast this thing boots up :).and it's fast...damn fast...Installed gapps, 'cause i need some market apps.also removed some of the existing(crazy i know).

One thing bugs me,mobile data connection....using an unlimited data sim from Orange.

the connection gets stuck every few minutes, i can't get it to work.the network is detected, also the sim works when i insert it in other phone.

My modem is LPB.Do you suggest other?

And the last question(at least for now xD),how do i get romanian on this?i'm ok with english,but it's unusual,after all this time:)...thanks and will come with a feedback soon, after i will get used to it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Uvoguine:
Any update intended ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netchip:
I am busy with Alarm clock :)

EDIT: Is it included in Oxygen ROM?

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Report your locale to me like: en_US or nl_NL.

I recommend a Gingerbread modem ;)

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Of course, as soon as I have time I'll work on the AOSP ICS version :) I like ICS more than GB. Team HyDrA0SP has a project: making ROMs who are the quickest available!

/me is thinking of tuning this even more
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kimitza:
@Netchip : locale ro_RO . I'll change the modem to gb, but it seems now it's working ok, so i guess i'll stick with lpb modem. tomorrow will test the gps(using IGO for a while, best gps software for Romania).

I know you guys want to keep as pure as possible, but GB has good parts too. One of them is the statusbar. I don't think by implementing this the AOSP look will be changed that much.Of course if it's not too much work on it. I'm not a coder, but i do understand it takes alot of time to develop something from scratch.It's hard for me to go on Android, as i come from a long line of winmo devices, mostly samsung.Between 2006-2011(march) i cooked for winmo phones and i'm a total noob when it comes to android :)...but i appreciate a good work.

These few hours spent on your rom revealed a new world for me. A nice one. I guess i'll stick with this for sometime now.thank you for a grea work. soon i'll show my apreciation by buying you guys a beer/shot :).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netchip:
When my computer acts normal again I'll add that locale and put out new build :p. It seems I'm on my own for AOSP ICS since no one has the initiative for give me some tips about the AOSP tree :|
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tameracingdriver:
I'm with you on that one. GB is stock form is not too bad to use, although to me it still feels rather dated, overall, although very competent and at this stage, polished.

The only complaints I had are similar to the complaints I had with GB on the N1, so that means this is a perfect port in reality. However, ICS is definitely much nicer to look at and use. Can't wait to see your work with ICS although I am pretty much assuming at this stage you will have to wait until Samsung release their code?

The other one (with the dark theme) was also nice (I did check it out). Probably more to my tastes ultimately, but I can see the merits in the stock look too.

Anyway, well done for a great ROM. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kimitza:
Instead of making new build,why not a language pack flashable via cwm? Is it easier this way?

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] netchip:
It isn't possible, I add a variable to a file and run the build, and 30 minutes later I have a new build.

Note: this is for languages
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GJ123:
Mmm Touch Recovery is way to buggy for me, can we flash Siyah on this?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buzzboy:
Yes.

Regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GJ123:
I like the overall 'feel' of this rom, but I kinda a miss the quick toggles.

I think that quick toggles (like CM7,JKay) would be a very nice addition, but what do you guys use to replace them?

Also an option to hide the lockscreen would be nice (better use with Widgetlocker)

And ofcourse all previously mentioned things like language packs.

Superb rom in all other ways!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mikk_:
Switchpro widget is good alternative.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kimitza:
After 4 days with this rom i can say it's a great piece of work.i didn't encountered major issues,in fact i only got 1 reboot after i installed tapatalk.

Only one think still bugs me. Stock browser shuts down randomly. No error,no fc.plain and simple exit.and i'm on regular sites,no streaming or multimedia.but i can live with it:).

the battery is more than ok,i got 2 days with moderate usage.but i turn off 3g connection over night. This way i get only 2% drain.

About performance,oc to 1.6ghz and you need to hold on tight,the phone is a rocket:).also a litle uv for battery saving and i got a nice balance. Played some hd games with no problem,maybe a litle too much heat on the back,but not as much as on other roms/kernels.i guess it's ok for me.

The only thing i miss is the toggle toolbar.i'm used to have all those toggles at a fingertip away,but it's ok,i solved it with some shortcuts/widgets.

Camera works normally,both foto and video.it left the impression indoor pictures,with normal light,are a litle blurry and not so focused. Same with the videos.after playing around on the settings menu i managed it.

In rest,i havent got any major issues,i guess its important to wipe the phone before you flash a rom.

Overall feeling,it's great rom,light,the way i like it. Maybe a litle fine tuning on theme,without altering the aosp looks,adding more languages and it will be one of the out there.

Keep up the great work guys. And thank you.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] phantasia:
Is there a recommended modem version for this?

I have been attempting to use GPS on at least 2 different applications and even rebooting the phone doesn't work in obtaining GPS signal.

Testing this right outside on the clear.

Would it be ok to install a modem from:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1131950&highlight=gb+modem

for example?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kimitza:
As far as i know,gps is not fixed on any aosp rom. I may be wrong,because its my first aosp,but i saw the discussions on several forums regarding the missing gps. This would be the biggest fix to make the rom perfect:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paradoxxx:
I'm glad you like it, and really nice review. Thanks!

Install which ever is a best for you.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] kimitza:
Hmm..it seems this thread hasn't drawn too much attention,too bad.

This project is too good to be left out:)..

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paradoxxx:
Yeah. Users still focusing on the same damn copy paste Samsung everywhere...

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] kimitza:
I sent you a pm.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] netchip:
Since Teamhacksung released their source code, it's more easy for me to port ICS. They say they has 'anti-kang' built-in. I don't hope so ...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kimitza:
Yeah..but i don't know how clean is that source. A friend of mine told something great..instead of adding new scripts/modules and other "improvements"...why not try to make a solid base,without bugs and stable,that you can build on. Unfortunately,most devs forget the KISS principle:)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] netchip:
That *is* my idea. Instead of making your source dirty do it clean. So others can fork it and make their own work! I try to make a base for other devs, I want making AOSP a standard in SGS2 custom development. Now we see Samsung ROMs, they are slow and made by smali hacks. This is built from source.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kimitza:
Great. I will try other projects from you and help as much as i can,at least on the promoting and testing part:)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] netchip:
I'm already working ~3 weeks on HyDrA0SP-ICS. But I go rename I think, you know a good name?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kimitza:
don't choose a fancy name.i look around here and all i see is "mega,greatest,fastest,new,cool,best etc"...it's childish...Maybe a name related to the source...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paradoxxx:
Android Open Ics Project.

AOIP? :)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] kimitza:
:))...Not that simple :)...you guys will find the right name, i'm sure.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netchip:
That's sounding cool! AOIP, you got inspired by AOKP ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paradoxxx:
Yeah, and why not port some features of aokp mate.:)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] netchip:
I want clean ics ;). Later I'll release a 'dirty' version with lots of mods!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] razibus:
Hi

I'm looking for the wallpaper in OP please .

Thanks a lot.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bervin:
does this have quick toggles?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netchip:
No, this ROM hasn't quick toggles.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kimitza:
If you install gapps, you will have samsung power monitor widget, with all the buttons from toolbar, except data connection switch. But there are alot of apps in market that do the switch.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netchip:
ICS release reached one of his final stages! More information this week end :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paradoxxx:
Yup yup yup!:cool:

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