yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mirko ddd:
so my browser is going crazy?

look here

no 100step png for the moment, but it s easy to do, decompile systemUi and edit stat_sys_battery.xml and add 100 battery icons.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AllSeeyinEye:
yeah yeah, I know how the pie menu works, was only mentioning I actually miss the long press back button function :P
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mirko ddd:
let s say that has been replaced with a useful one ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mtxx1:
Hi Mirko,

well that's because my s2 is old, the hardware homebutton is not as responsive as its used to. out of 10 presses, i'll get 1 or 2 unregistered press.

software buttons are great, especially the recent apps button, more useful than the menu button.

it does take away some space, with the on screen keys, it becomes a 4inch screen. not that bad bad, galaxy S1 size, and same size as iphone5. lol...still enough.

i've been a long user of cm10 and aokp, they have this expand desktop feature, which hide/show the navigation bar seamlessly. doesnt cause any compression or dpi change. it works very seamlessly. :) found 2 videos to show you. the demo unit is galaxy nexus, but it works the same for s2.

http://youtu.be/7K56vK-m6_w?t=50s

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2r02eDE7RGI

i understand very few people use this, just ignore if its too difficult. and concentrate on other more important stuff :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Harsher:
Thanks Mirko for this great rom!

If you want beta testers, I would be glad to help.

I don't know if you plan to make the same battery/kernel management features that in your previous ICS disaster v3 rom,

but it was great.

The toggle for 4 way rebooting that was in it was also very good (avoid rebooting from pressing start button, and

also, avoid people messing with your phone if they don't know how to access to the notification toggle menu,

which I deem practical).

At last, airplay mode and screen awake duration toggles were also really useful shortcuts.

I looked for an answer in this thread, but could not find it:

Am I the only one to not be able to scroll the favourite apps bar from the multiwindow tab?

Also, I can't put off apps from it, and when I select apps to put in, they are selected but

can't be dragged into the bar.

Does someone please know What are the apps responsible for all these operations (maybe is it a bug,

but maybe it is some app blocking that screwed things up?)?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] manuelmagix:
also you can change the function softkeys, for example:

left softkey ( key 139 home) as power and

Right softkey (key 158 back)as search (camera, volumen up/down, music, etc.), editing

file Generic.kl

I don`t like hardkeys.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] VyrruS:
"yes, u didn t wipe data -.-"

ok, and another question. After I wipe, do i need to install the stock 4.1.2 from odin then the kernel and then the rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Harsher:
That is not for me to say, but there is no logic reason for which you would need to flash

the stock and the kernel after making your wipe(s), the rom is self sufficient, AFAIK.

Just make sure you flash properly (and if you have nothing on your SD that you want to backup,

then format it so it is really clean and have no traces of the previous additions

to SDcard partition created by the previous rom.)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] VyrruS:
Thanks for the answer! I heard from a friend with S2 that if I want to flash a Touchwiz Rom I have to install the base and the kernel and then the rom in order not to have FCs. Anyway, as I just got my phone and I'm afraid not to f... it up just like my old one, it's brick-safe to wipe from a stock rom installed from odin?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] eresac:
Hi Mirko,

I'm afraid flash player doesn't work also in v3 (tried several borwser and upgrading flash).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lyndonguti:
check your browser settings..if plug in adon is on...mine works good

sent from my lovely phone....hmmm wait its a tablet...waaa i dont really know.....im PARANOID NoW!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Harsher:
Nothing is absolutely sure in the world of roms, but the way I understand all this,

"starting on a good base" is not so much "starting from a stock rom" than "having

cleaned up the mess you previously put there with a custom rom", which is

generally achieved using the wipes method, plus the format if you want to be sure.

The origin of the rom (flashed from odin or from recovery via zip should not have influence

over the process

But as I am not a specialist, I insist I could be plain wrong on these.

If you have Phil Z Kernel, v3.72 provide an integrated tool to use to clean before flashing a rom

(and actually, it is so far the only tool to make such thing for JB, for previous versions of android

there is: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1363738), you can use it before reflashing

disaster rom I think. Or flash this kernel then clean then reflash the rom you want.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] VyrruS:
I got PhilZ v3.73.

Anyway, if I am on Disaster and I go wipe now and install a fresh DisasterROM from recovery it should work?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Harsher:
Yes, try it, seems safe. Make a nandroid backup under recovery, and if you want to format your SD,

don't forget to transfer it on some hard drive.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AllSeeyinEye:
Why isn't Philz v3.73 in this Rom? We need that version to backup the preload folder.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lyndonguti:
flash it in your own if you want it

sent from my lovely phone....hmmm wait its a tablet...waaa i dont really know.....im PARANOID NoW!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AllSeeyinEye:
I did, right after flashing the ROM

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] eresac:
:o You are right mate. Don't ask me why setting was to off (tought default il always on).

New to 4.1 (disaster is my first JB rom), seems flash is working with stock browser only.

...or maybe I missed some other settings ...:D

thank you
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adrianopolis:
How about memory leak? It`s fix a little?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr.Greg:
Mate seems like you posted in wrong thread. LSJ doesn't have memory leak.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adilliano:
hi i am on ur rom.everything is really nice.but thing which is annoying me is when i do something is an app and leave it for 15 sec.screen get off.for waking up i press home button and it takes me to home screen.what to do with this thing.how to sort it out.kindly help.thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mirko ddd:
I fixed that stupid problem in v3, r u on v3?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] the_gunners:
installed this rom, everything working fine except now it's missing 3rd party notification, like whatsapp, facebook, etc it doesn't show in the status bar

any clue how to solve it ?

thx
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Phyzicx:
Did you reinstalled those applications, or deleted the cache data of them? Everytime I don't receive the notifications, I do all that :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adilliano:
yeah i am on v3 but it still have this stupid bug.can you please fix it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mtxx1:
is this really a big issue?

anyway, to check this, i open fb app, leave it for 15 seconds until my screen off, if i immediately press home, it will bring me to homescreen.

but if i wait 2 seconds after screen off and press home, i am directed to the lockscreen if i press homebutton, after unlock i will be at fb app.

i dont think this is a bug. its just that the phone havent enter deep sleep yet, so pressing home will bring you to homescreen instead of lockscreen.

but if it enter deepsleep already, it will bring you to lock screen, which after unlock pressing homebutton, will bring you to previous app, so whats the issue here?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adilliano:
for you it might not be a big issue,but for me it is.and i didnt say you to sort it out i said to the developer so better let him do it,rather then posting thanks gaining posts.sorry for being straight forward.

@developer,its kinda annoying and it pointed out this issue cause you have a good rom,like you have really worked on it.thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pfeffernuss:
Already mentioned it but the dev said it was sorted so that's it. Just flush Salesale's patch and be done with it :good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mirko ddd:
@adillano i said this problem is Fixed, how can u have it? If u want i can make a video to show that.

It s annoying people have this issue although in my phone i don t have it.

Afaik salesale patch use wanam s method, and wanam s method disable double tap feature.

Obviously if u flashed something over the rom it s correct u mention it.

Pfff
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pfeffernuss:
Also had it, after a full wipe of everything. And it's a very very annoying bug/feature so his question wasn't very strange imho. Returning to the homescreen after the screen blanks out momentarily is utterly %$!#*^$ ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AllSeeyinEye:
Yup, I have it too, and I too have fully wiped last night. No patch / mod installed on top of the ROM whatsoever.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Harsher:
Honestly, it is not so annoying, but on a clean install, without flashing anything above it all,

well I have the same problem along with the multiwindow bar I observed (and talked about there: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=35097983&postcount=805).

But, for the home button problem) you can circumvent it by just pushing on the start button, instead of home button, then the

screen turn on on the active window and nothing change.

If Mirko really wants to correct it; someone talked about the fact that pushing on the home button must be considered

by the program as a command to return home, as usually, even if screen is turned off.

I think this is a valid point, cause on some apps like "messages", the screen turns on,

the app displays, then it goes back home.

So it is a good lead for it.

Again, thanks. Battery life is so much better than stock.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mirko ddd:
ok, since my words are not believed i give u a video answer to last messages.

if your rom doesn t work properly this means YOU did something wrong, because the rom is working fine.

if you re getting bothered feel free to change rom, and report issues with a good evidence (log, video, documentation).

this thread is not claiming to be the most crowded, and haters are free to quit, we don t need.

on xda people (many) says i m rude, i say mine is the way i am to take distance from haters.

following the video

[YOUTUBE]?v=yA7k5h4si0A[/YOUTUBE]
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pfeffernuss:
Lol. Please read. If the SCREEN TIMES OUT you return to the homescreen after pressing the Home button.

Not when you manually shut the screen off, as in your video. Watched 1:47 of content without seeing the device turn off by itself once.

Only after Salesale's patch all is well. Stock it is not.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] erdemc:
It is not an issue if the lockscreen doesnt open after the screen is off home button will get you directly to home screen (same with cm9 cm10 and stock) unless you configured it to do the otherwise (it can be configured with nova launcher or etc.) Just press power button when the screen is off it will take you where you left off.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pfeffernuss:
Except pressing Home to return to where you left off is way way more convenient, especially if the phone is lying on a table. But anyway, patch it and all is well.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mirko ddd:
buddy it s the same, want a video?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pfeffernuss:
No I don't, thanks. I have it, after a FULL WIPE, other people have it, after a full wipe, so it must be our fault. No biggie. Patch and be done with it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mirko ddd:
do as u desire :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] erdemc:
Is there any modified phone.apk file for xxlsj where anyone can point out? I love using lower dpi but phone apk and multi window pane are only for 240 dpi.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pfeffernuss:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2003734
[Galaxy S II Android Development] friccc81:
wanam's rom has the same "home button issue" as yours

bw

flashed salesalele's patch and everything is fine

thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Harsher:
Following your point, I tested with Touchwizz and Apex, they get me same results, but then for Apex I set the

things as "not returning to default screen if not visible" for home button and "doing nothing" otherwise (ie, if default screen is visible)

and it still returns to default when not visible if I press home.

So must be some strange setting in new stock.

But when manually turned off, yes, it behaves as usual.

So I guess we just have to get used to the new way...

It is not a big thing and on the other hand all work fine.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mtxx1:
Hi Mirko, as much as i dislike the rude attitude of that guy, what he claim is true.

i used default swipe lockscreen with ripple effect.

tested several appps, gallery,fb,hancent,google+

if left to timeout after 15seconds, press home button instantly will go to homescreen.

if give it another 2 or 3 seconds after 15 seconds timeone, press homescreen will bring up the lock screen, swipe to unlock and back to previous app.

eventhough what that guy say is true, i dont find this to be a bug/problem,

i dont remember how things suppose to behave, i never paid attention to what "homebutton press right after screen dim" will do in other roms like cm10/aokp/ics/gingerbread.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lessio.a1:
Hello I installed your rom is really good .. But having a S2 with NFC I tried a mod chip to enable nn but works well if you can find a solution thank you ...

Send to Pb G100W Thor v20 Jelly Bean and Galaxy S2 Nfc
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pfeffernuss:
Rude? Really? So if one mentions a bug/feature/aspect of a properly installed Rom it's normal for the dev to immediately say YOU did something wrong?

While other people, with quite some knowledge as I know one of them, have the exact same "issue"? The manner of responding I found extremely unnecessary and therefor my answer was worded the way it was.

No biggie though, flashed something else, with proper Home-screen behavior so you can all commence with the usual a$$-kissing. Beware of saying something negative though, as for sure YOU did something wrong :good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marcusmt:
I dont like call screen rotation ,

how i can "turn off" this?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mirko ddd:
I m workin on a way to toggle it, can u wait til next release pls?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adrianopolis:
Siyah Kernel is good for this rom to install?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mirko ddd:
nope, don t flash any kernel. until now only philz's one is for LSJ.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AllSeeyinEye:
And Ficeto's, but that's still a beta.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mirko ddd:
:)

it has been released? as far as i know core kernels are for alliance roms. i ll ask to Tom bout it
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adrianopolis:
Thanks

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I don`t installed this rom,that's why I asked for memory leak.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] friccc81:
Yes, you are right. All is well after salesale's patch but after a reboot, the problem is back :confused::confused::confused:

Mirko please fix this
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mirko ddd:
okay :good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] _Sale_:
I think you've gone too far with the requirements.

Mirko, i hope this is ok, if not my apologies and i will delete it. just pm me

"Fix" for home button:

Decompile android.policy.jar with apktool and go to android.policy.jar.out\smali\com\android\internal\policy\impl\PhoneWindowManager.smali

Find line 10442:

iget-boolean v14, v0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/PhoneWindowManager;->mHomePressed:Z

add below:

if-eqz v14, :cond_26

and replace line 10487:

invoke-virtual/range {p0 .. p0}, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/PhoneWindowManager;->launchDisasterHome()V

with:

invoke-virtual/range {p0 .. p0}, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/PhoneWindowManager;->goHome()Z

Recompile and enjoy
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mirko ddd:
Sale u know me, it s appreciated your help :) i ll give a try tomorrow :) though at first sight i d leave launchfisasterhome method, because gohome method bypasses keyguard ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pupochek:
Not sure if I am misunderstanding your Notification Edit option "Adjust the Screen Brightness via Notification Panel". Checking the checkbox either does nothing or when it does, the option stays remembered till the next notification (or maybe less)...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mirko ddd:
Yes you are right, it s my fault here ;) but i fixed it yesterday, so in the next release you ll not have this problem, brightness bar will hide properly ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] strumpfv:
works very well :good::good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jd_dpgc:
Awesome Rom

Hey Mirko...

awesome man thanks for the fixes.... loving the rom.

My installation procedure:

1. daily use VK 6.3

2. Installed the home button fix by Salesale

3. No wipe :D

4. Installed DisasterV3

5. Worked Perfectly Fine and is in daily use now.

6. Loving the rom.

7. All the fixes are working for me... No Home button lag... awesome.

Issues:

1. Screen coming from standby some time freezes like screen wakes up but doesnt work. Need me to lock and unlock again to work.

2. Above issue when calling and call ends and screen wakes freezed.

3. In call auto rotation works even if i disable autorotation which it shouldnt.... if you didnt make it this way :D

i am loving the rom....

m running around 8 accounts to sync email and gtalk and dropbox and linkedIn and facebook and blah blah.... no issues so far.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marcusmt:
yes man,

thanks for your hard work ...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zoie:
Can't download v.3.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ApriliaM3:
@Mirko: I've created a mirror on Dev-Host for v3 of your ROM if you're interested?

I won't publish the link until you advise me of your approval.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adilliano:
this threat is not for heaters but i guess it must be for rude and fighters.i have found a simple way to sort out all the bugs this rom have.just change the rom and all is well.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zoie:
Link is not working?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] boss_y:
Send him a link via PM so he can ad.fly it and post it in the first post. ;)

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I read this twice but I am not sure what you are trying to say?!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mirko ddd:
So why are u here? If u don t like just go instead of spammin around.

Thanks buddy, pm to me the link please
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mirko ddd:
dev host mirror added thanks to ApriliaM3
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kazi_rizwan:
The brightness bar in notification panel keeps showing up, even after switching it off in settings.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] antonio1475:
Known bug. Will be fixed in next update (Mirko's words).

Read/Search before posting.

:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adrianopolis:
After i installed the rom , the memory went down in 3 hours to 177 MO. Why? Thanks in advcance.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goldie:
Cos your phone was using it? :P

Why do people worry about memory amount? As long as stuff is not gettin closed and your system hasnt ground to a halt whats the problem?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mirko ddd:
Yup, the fix in is the pocket already :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] antonio1475:
Also Airplane toggle? :p

:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Harsher:
If it is about internal memory, and not about RAM, I guess that is the cache of thumnails in DCIM file on your SDcard (you can see it after revealing hidden files in your file explorer). You can suppress it. That is that new version of gallery app that makes it from the multimedia storage file, so it both ruins your battery life and your memory.

If it is about RAM, well seems it is the same with all JB roms. Got the same too, no real clue,

closing apps make some gain but not so much. Maybe some "virtualization" feat or something like that that feeds on a lot of memory.

People don't necessarily worry, but they are right to wonder, that's the way to increase knowledge and make progress.

And actually, when you are left with one or two hundred Mo, when it is ram you come easily to a system halt, and when

you talk about external memory, gallery, camera and other apps won't even accept to start.

So even if it is not custom related, the question makes sense.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mirko ddd:
really tried hard but no success yet, but i will get it sooner or later
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kazi_rizwan:
How about asop/stock lockscreen toggle ?

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mirko ddd:
it s on the to-do-list :) but my priority has been to fix some problem people complained, and it looks like this part is done :)

i added better media profiles on camera, the ability to start recording with volume down (i needed for me), fixed reappearing brightness bar on unchecked notification panel, increased the autoscrolling speed of the toggles.. and i may forget something.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] paalkr:
Nice work! Does this mean that a new version is on it's way to the download providers? ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adrianopolis:
I used the phone but the memory should be up again not standing at 177MO or 135 MO. After 9 hour the memory is 157MO. I don`t used the phone in tha time.

I don`t have any picture in DCIM.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] manuelmagix:
Thx! You're my hero :):)

Enviado desde mi GT-I9100 usando Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sharonsa:
customize*toggles

Hi all

how can I customize the toggles ?

thx
[Galaxy S II Android Development] maanz "L":
go to settings/ display/ notification panel. in there, u can drag and move the icons to customise to yr liking.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] theflyer1972:
hi , is possible to add a TV effect on screen on / off

tanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] androidlover287:
Bug

Whenever i place my phone on mute, the alarm doesn't like a sound. The alarm is meant to override the mute setting.

Even when i take my phone off mute to 'sound' and set the alarm, there is no alarm sound or vibration from the phone, all the sound work.

This also affects Messages tones.

Can someone help, I rely on my phone to wake me up on a morning, I love the smart alarm feature.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mirko ddd:
For me the alarm apk is very important, i use it 6 days per week and i didn t lose a working day.

Does someone has problems with it? I use to have my phone with mute/vibr
[Galaxy S II Android Development] maanz "L":
I don't have issues, mate. likewise, I use it almost weekdays. no problems with alarms on with silent mode..;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dkimmortal:
Hi! Great Rom! :) one issue is when I'm listening to music and the screens off long pressing is suppose to change songs while pressing up or down after releasing each time to increase or decrease the volume right? But in my case it's just changing the song even though I don't long press it

I think perhaps only the up volume key has this problem

Sent from my S2!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mirko ddd:
it s an habit matter :P if u press faster volume will be recalled, if u r too slow skip songs :) try it out :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dkimmortal:
I like your mod better :D thanks

Sent from my S2!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mirko ddd:
lol me too, happy u agree
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jarari2:
Holy... awesome...

Great job Mirko ddd!