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[Galaxy S II Android Development] norpan111:
Check if "download all files" from play Store works
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sahidmiah:
+10
[Galaxy S II Android Development] beaver2233:
oh sorry, I don't think I was clear about what I was taking bout - I was simply talking about downloading the rom off the Hydrog3n server from the phone - most other things download just fine though.. but when the next version comes out ill try that, thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ex()rcizm:
+ 20
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ZonyX:
+30
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sahidmiah:
i think para should keep trebuchat launcher as default .any body wants to get different launcher they can get it from play store .trebuchet is simple and clean and also its pure ICS .well this is what this ROM is about isn't it ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] norpan111:
I don't think you understand me, try download ALL files from play store. Every single app and game
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ex()rcizm:
Exactly my thoughts! :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sahidmiah:
can someone please tell me what is FTP stands for?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ex()rcizm:
Are you trolling?...

You want him to download every single App and Game that is available to download on the Google Play/Android Market Place...?

You've got to be kidding... xD

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File Transfer Protocol :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paradoxxx:
Morning guys! What's up?

Update should come today.:)

Sent from my i9100. No HyDrOG3NICS? No SWAGG..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] omidchini:
great, i was experimenting, now there is a download from gaps running at i can't get rid of id. it does not show in the download manager itself but there is the notification with the marquee progress bar going indefinitely!! wiping resetting freezing defrosting dalvik cache wiping nothing worked, i think i have to wipe data :p

ps: if anyone else has it please tell, wanna know if (possibly) kernel or modem relevant or stems from ROM

i have LPQ and siyah 3.0.1
[Galaxy S II Android Development] match_stick:
Wow. From 100% batt....to 75% just browsing on XDA app. Half hour...

I think I need to buy new batt.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Westerhoff:
Sound good... What's the changes?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mfn5005:
Wow hardly can't wait :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ex()rcizm:
Morning ^_^ Been waiting all day for you to wake up :p

If you don't handle the upload, then who does? :rolleyes:

Got any info on the release?

Hope you slept well :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xperator:
Does anyone tried UV with this ROM ? If yes then did you noticed longer battery life or not ?

I never UV'ed my phone. I need to know if it's worth.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mfn5005:
Wow hardly can't wait!:D:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] g3ckospy:
this is what i've been waiting for. para is awake now.. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ex()rcizm:
Try charge to 100% and calibrate it using "Battery Calibration" from Google Play's store? :)

Else you could also do a complete discharge and then recharge of your phones battery, I don't think your battery is bad :)

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Generally undervolting and underclocking anything will give you better battery, of course theres a link (duh) between the amount you underclock/volt and the amount of battery you gain, it seems to be popular amongst the XDA developers to set the clocks to 1GHz MAX and 100MHz LOWEST, not sure on voltages though, I would say just doing that would improve battery by 10% ~~

All in all, depending on the performance you require from the phone, you could save a considerable amount of battery life investing in some time uv and uc your phone
[Galaxy S II Android Development] derycklong:
Just a few charge and discharge, your battery will be fine especially when you are coming from a full wipe, the media scanner drain hell a lot of battery.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ZonyX:
yeah, uv my phone with this rom - ive notice a huge improvement in battery life...especially as i pretty much ALWAYS have wifi on

i went down in steps of 25mv until it stayed stable.

currently values
[Galaxy S II Android Development] thez3ro:
upgraded today to 8.4. version(latest) and still have the mms problem.. when i try to send an mms message i loose my network for a minute,than it says sent but the the person im trying to send it to does not recive anything and my money on my prepaid card is intact... and i cant recive mms msgs too.. just dont get them..it was like that on the older version and now on the latest... apn is here,internet works... it just goes crazy when i try to send mms msgs...

anyone have similar problems or a possible solution?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ex()rcizm:
Indeed so, this guys on the right page! :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pfeffernuss:
This app does nothing on an i9100.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JohnBonchie:
Goodmorning Para!^^ finally your awake:D so have you dreamt of how great will your new update be :P?

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S2. Tapatalked. Hydrog3nICS gave me Swag!~
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ex()rcizm:
I trusted you and used these values and set on boot, then hit apply, and now my phone freezes everytime I turn on my phone, gotta reflash now :p haha

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You'll be quite suprised, I've seen tremendous differences when using it after coming from horrible battery life :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yeahtyeaht:
Can i center the clock in the statusbar with this rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] beaver2233:
yep
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Josemsar:
Yeahp, Settings -> Rom Control, and search for it there
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pfeffernuss:
Not every phone is alike. Very silly to use somebody else's settings and especially use them as boot settings without a trial session.

You really have no idea what you're talking about. It's not possible to reset battery stats on an i9100. The chipset calibrates itself. Please stop claiming bogus things.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yeahtyeaht:
Really good! I find my new rom now :)

Edit: and i can use siyah kernel with this rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xperator:
I just wanted to do the same thing... Thanks for the warning and sorry for your lose :D

Then I am going to do backups before doing uv.

Btw, What is your way to stress the phone ? How you get sure than values are fully safe and stable ?

I searched in forum and found that you should play a video for 15 min or something. I am too lazy to do that.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] g3ckospy:
what was your setup then?...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ex()rcizm:
Yes.

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I would stress using Quadrant, but I'm sure Pfeffernuss thinks I'm an idiot for using that as well......... :rolleyes:

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Whatever you say buddy, I'm sharing my experience, Battery Calibration deletes a batterystats.inf file stored on the device, so that the OS can re detect the battery % better

It's not bogus if it worked or "seemed" to work for me mate.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zoule HCo:
hmmmm.. cant wait for New release.. :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ex()rcizm:
My setup? :confused:

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Neither! :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Crazy-Silver:
+1

From my Samsung Galaxy S II Powered By HyDrOG3N Rom + N.E.A.K Kernel
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vonex:
back to samsung rom for now, hoping battery drain can be sorted as i lvoe the simplistic look of this rom!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] thez3ro:
im an idiot... the apn was there but the MMSC had some wrong characters... -.-'
[Galaxy S II Android Development] deepflash:
Hi everybody.. I finally made it to ICS.

Works great so far but I have some questions:

I get fcs in Rom control when

- trying to enter the lock screen option

- trying to set another icon for the navigation bar, after chosing an icon. I am using the AP7 Icon Pack

Is that currently normal?

Does anyone know, if there is a kernel out already, that supports the Dock Sound Redirector app?

If not that might be something for the Netchip Kernel to add in future..

Best regards and thx for the rom :)

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9100 mit Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] XDA mark:
+1.

Never just copy somebody else's UV settings. Best way is to try and go down 25mV each time and find the perfect spot. Each phone is different...

The thread "MagicConfig" in the General section gives a pretty solid start for UV. While it's not been tested on ICS yet I'm pretty sure most users will be able to run those UV values. (geko tested it for a very long period on gingerbread). I think if you press on undervolting in my sig you will be taken to this thread.

Also, settings 200MHz lowest frecuency's has been proven to be better. 100MHz doesn't save more battery then 200MHz (some even say it consumes MORE) and overall 100MHz decreases performance and smoothness. I always go for 200-1000/1200MHz, and UV: 925-975-1050-1150-1250. Should be good for 99% of the people.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ex()rcizm:
Thankyou, much more informed now rather than just being classed a clown for doing something stupid

I know I was gambling :p It's what I do haha, there's no way those settings would "brick" my device, so I gave them a shot

Call it being lazy ;) :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pfeffernuss:
Based on a placebo that is. It... does... not... work... (on an i9100).

Correct.

Not on an i9100.

That's impossible mate. The battery calibrates itself. Explanation:

"As the original post hinted, and I have confirmed by reading kernel source - this advice is applicable to most HTC Android devices, and other devices (such as the Galaxy Tab 10.1) that have "coulomb counter" type fuel gauges. These measure the current in/out of the battery periodically and sum it up - Slowly, their estimate of state of charge will "drift", which is why they occasionally need to be recalibrated.

The Maxim fuel gauge IC used in first-gen GalaxyS devices needs no calibration, and in fact, is designed specifically to be "convergent" rather than "divergent" - i.e. if it is initially "uncalibrated", it will converge on a correct state of charge estimate after a few hours, regardless of initial conditions. See http://www.maxim-ic.com/datasheet/index.mvp/id/6621

The MAX17042 in the GSII (I9100 and I777, probably SPH-D710 also) is an improved version of the 17040. While it does, unlike its predecessors, have a current measurement function, it is not used right now (see kernel sources) - so it's functionally almost identical to the 17040 for us.

This fuel gauge assumes the battery is in a "relaxed" state initially - so ideally, if you want the best "calibration" - pull the battery for an hour or so, so that it is "relaxed". If this seems to long to you - overnight idle drain will be low enough that any State of Charge (SoC) estimates will converge, regardless of initial conditions."

Source: Entropy512. But I guess he does not know what he's talking about, right?

Just fully load the battery, take it out for while, put it back in, done. Only "calibration" you can do on this phone. Rest is placebo.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] berq219:
Yes you can =) (I do)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] g3ckospy:
IMHO, yah your right, i9100 doesn't need this app. but somehow each phone has its unique and own specification. no i9100 is the same with each other. i hope you got what im trying to point out. maybe it didn't work for you but is working for others. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zoule HCo:
Clear Rom Control Data..

mine working good no FC..

everything work fine..:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ZonyX:
its actually why i said i stepped down in 25mv values.

and with voltage control you can have the option to create a "recovery zip" which is flashable with CWM and will set the voltage to the original values
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fOmey:
owned.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pfeffernuss:
It doesn't work for a single person as the hardware in the i9100 does not allow for it. If it "works" it's a placebo and that's it ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ex()rcizm:
Okay :)

I already assumed it was just my imagination but your post further proves it

Thanks

EDIT: Woah look at all the attacks haha, chill out guys, not everyone is perfect, I learnt something new, get over it :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] XDA mark:
I know what you mean, but some things are facts. The battery calibration stuff you guys are talking about has been proven to not work by the biggest developers for the Galaxy SII.

Best way is to fully charge and take out battery for 90 sec then reboot, or use Siyah Kernel and ExTweaks and press reset fuel gauge. At least thats what I know, I could be wrong.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] norpan111:
Yes, probably won't help but it would keep him busy for a while
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ex()rcizm:
Hahaha :p

SURE WOULD!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fOmey:
Was just a good ol' fashion ownage.. ;) bahaha you had such confidence.. :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ex()rcizm:
I did get owned yes :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ZonyX:
i heard that this app will help battery life!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.shake.charge
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ex()rcizm:
Starting to troll now?

Come on.. >_<

Leave me alone :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hshah:
Would your 2400MHz battery fall under owned too? :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alc027:
Obvious troll is obvious :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fOmey:
Works heaps well.. just gave it a try.. gained a whole 2% in 30 seconds..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sh00kre:
I am loosing about 7-10 percent of battery each hour... With few mins of screen on....

Same thing with stock kernel or siyah, or other rom...

Tried battery calibration, full wipe, everything... but same (bad) results....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] g3ckospy:
i was to quote this one, i read from somewhere here about calibrating the battery for sII and you've nailed it right.. :D

with regards to exorcism post, i was just referring that if he feels that it worked for him then good. as for me, i really didn't think about calibrating mine using that app.

anyhow, cheers.. :D let's get back to the waiting game..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ex()rcizm:
I'll never use a charger again, I'll make sure to use this only in desperate times of need when my phone is about to die! :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zewsan:
Regarding battery life after flashing custom Rom's, you need to take time for some cycles after the flash.

And try to note your differences with charging while the phone is on, vs phone off.

For example, 2 days ago I realized my battery drained really fast from 100%, but kept on a long time on below 5%.

So I charged the phone with the phone on to about 95%, then turned the phone off, and charged it while off.

The last 5% would take just a few mins normally, but it took more than 40 mins to fill up that last 5%.

(So if the phone was on, it would probably think it was full, when it wasn't)

After it was full during power off, I pulled the battery for a few mins, put it back in, did a full drain/charge cycle, and now it drains like normal.

I think it somehow doesn't charge to full with the phone on after flashing new Roms, since the software thinks that it's fully charged.

But with it off, it topped the battery to max.

Just a thought, but it seems to have worked for me.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] XDA mark:
I can already imagine everybody shaking their phone on the street hahaha xD
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ex()rcizm:
Hahahaha >_<

Yeah.. if only.. :(

:p

Paradoxxx! Any word on when the update will be uploaded!?

I should probably hit the hay soon, and been waiting all day since 7AM this morning for this update >_< even got my frozen undervolted phone sitting here waiting! >_<
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hitendra72:
what's the point of using an app to delete battery stats when you can do it yourself in recovery?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ex()rcizm:
The app is prefered over recovery method by alot of people

SHHH get off this topic already :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hitendra72:
this is exactly why it is a best practice to delete battery stats after flashing a new rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ex()rcizm:
Exactly what I do, and my battery has never failed me, even the app i was using said to do it after a new ROM install, but alot of "big guys" on here seem to think different

I really don't care :p

Why can't men have a little magic in there lives ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pfeffernuss:
No, it is exactly the reason why you should flash a new Rom while the battery is 100% full OR pull the battery to let it calibrate itself. Deleting the stats is 100% worthless.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ZonyX:
you should check if any apps are sucking the life out of your battery...

this is for me PERSONALLY ... i had an app called Touch which i never used at all, but was still eating my battery life, it was at 63% usage!

so check you dont have some rogue app running about getting drunk on your juice
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hitendra72:
to each his (or her) own :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ex()rcizm:
Here we go again. :rolleyes:

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Oath. ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JohnBonchie:
Lol, enough of this topic guys :D flooding the thread, though it would help Para get his 10000th post :p go start a new thread or via pm:) people who dont use the search button might feel that they are being ignored and start a war:)

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S2. Tapatalked. Hydrog3nICS gave me Swag!~
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hitendra72:
technically, your battery will never be at 100% at the time of flashing - just getting into recovery will use up some juice... unless of course its plugged in at the time of flashing,

but enough of this :) enjoy this rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] spotlight79:
Since everyone i talking about battery life, I thought I might share my experience.

I´m losing 1-3 percent per hour dependant on screen on time. Wifi is almost always on, data sync ALWAYS on (gmail, calender, fb, twitter + some extra widgets updating every 60 minutes)

Using latest Siyah with these settings (200-1000 MHz / ondemand governor)

200: 900 mV (everything below and my phone does not wake up from deep sleep), 500: 925mV, 800: 950mV 1000: 1050mV.

ExTweak Settings:

CPU Load_HO set to 50%

GPU overclocked: 200/267/400Mhz, Voltage levels: 900/950/1050mV

Everything else left untouched.

Me extremely happy with battery and smoothness! This ROM is just soooooooooooooo amazing!!!!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ex()rcizm:
Agreed! :)

Picky Picky :p

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You can get much better amazing battery life by using Battery Calibrator! :)

*Yep, everybody shoot me* :p

I couldn't resist ;)

EDIT: You've had the same experience as me I see! I love this ROM, beast isn't it? :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pfeffernuss:
So it's only okay over here to state a lot of BS and nonsense? Constructive criticism people don't like?

Alright, will just keep on reading all these posts filled with three things:

1) when does the new Rom come out?

2) this Rom rulez!

3) false "facts" and/or "tips"

Of course, that is what I always do. That way I can easily reach >9 hours of screen-on-time after unplugging, all the time.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ex()rcizm:
Calm down mate.. far out your hot headed..

All you were doing was smashing down anybody who claimed what I did..

We're trying to get back on topic, to people who need help with the ROM etc

You and others are bringing the off topic back, I posted "BS" in your opinion? Good for you, tell somebody who cares, don't post it on a forum where other people need there help posts seen etc

STOP TALKING ABOUT THE BATTERY STUFF, UNLESS YOU NEED HELP OR ARE INFORMING OTHERS OF YOUR GREAT BATTERY LIFE!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hitendra72:
that is indeed very good.. and glad that you are enjoying this rom...

as Ex()rcizm said - its good if any of us can contribute to helping others who are using this rom which paradoxx has created and done us a huge favour...

from my side - end of this battery topic for the moment and no more comments on this by me!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 0verseer:
Was wondering two things.

1. Its not so big deal, just annoying and I don't know if it has been mentioned before (and frankly, this thread is big as hell) but, is there a way to disable haptic feedback on lockscreen? I can't seem to find an option for it.

2. Is there a way to have the "fast torch" on the homebutton instead of powerbutton?

/0verseer
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ex()rcizm:
I agree :) With everything you just said, if I had anymore thanks to give out, you'd get another :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pfeffernuss:
Lol! YOU were the one keeping the subject alive. After making bogus claims. Don't put the "blame" on somebody else now please.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ex()rcizm:
I've been wondering this myself for a while now too, I haven't been able to find any setting to disable this... :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hitendra72:
not currently
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ex()rcizm:
You keep trying don't you.

Get off your high horse and find something else to talk about please

Thanks on behalf of the members of this thread.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paradoxxx:
No eta! :D

Lmao. What the hell is going on here:p

This. Stop caring about your battery. Just enjoy the ROM, the customization, and the performance. You can easily handle one day without plugging your phone. So discussion is over. Okies?:rolleyes:

Sent from my i9100. No HyDrOG3NICS? No SWAGG..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] beaver2233:
oooooooo, interesting...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SimboXXX:
1. No.

2. No.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pfeffernuss:
Are you the moderator over here yes?

People who know little might listen to things that are said over here. Why inform them with stuff that just isn't true? Why isn't it okay to clear that up, using facts.

But hey, let's just laugh it off and keep on going now, don't we?

If you want to have the last word, which you obviously do: be my guest, last comment on this subject.

By the way, when is the new Rom coming out?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ex()rcizm:
Okaii! :(

Was getting flamed for being "incorrect" about an app on the Galaxy S2

Thankyou, you are a saviour. :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] XDA mark:
As far as I see this thread is the opposite of .. say, the CM9 Development thread lol. If Paradoxxx doesnt mind people just chatting, we shouldn't tell all these people to do otherwise. Its actually fun to see such a 'chat thread" on XDA, usually it's "get back ontopic" and "stop chatting or you will get banned" :P
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ex()rcizm:
+1 :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paradoxxx:
Yeah. I like going off topic myself. But not when it begin in a flame war.

Sent from my i9100. No HyDrOG3NICS? No SWAGG..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ex()rcizm:
Isn't it against the XDA Forum rules to start flaming and trolling anyways?... :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paradoxxx:
Oki. Discussion over. Sense taskswitcher, or stock?

Sent from my i9100. No HyDrOG3NICS? No SWAGG..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JohnBonchie:
Stock for me:D

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S2. Tapatalked. Hydrog3nICS gave me Swag!~
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ex()rcizm:
I was just asking a question.. :( Sorry...

Stock for me :)