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[Galaxy S II Android Development] chaitanya87:
Yes . Luckily the download mode has worked. But i dont understand the recovery failure

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] chaitanya87:
I am using ddlpa as the baseband. I have tried to flash the medium version of 5.5. But I cannot pass through the yellow triangle. Do I need to try from 5.1 instead of 5.5?

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Karpfenhai:
Hmm, never had such problems, and i tried all phenomenal version ever,

Could you try to flash via Odin?

I heard the tar version works better on some device, are you on ICS Bootloader or still on GB ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marco.fuce:
When a 5.6 phenomenal kerne???

Forza Italia. Forza Azzurri!!!

:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Against Germany every European was with Italy! :)

Espessially if you are Greek.... :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chaitanya87:
Yes I am on ics boot loader. I will try with odin and let you know

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] monster75:
OK guys, I am going to tell you something. I was with GB XILA3 ROM, last speedmod kernel and Tegrak Ultimate with these settings:

CPU core voltages:

1200MHz = 1150mV (stock = 1250mV)

1000MHz = 1050mV (stock = 1150mV)

800MHz = 950mV (stock = 1050mV)

500MHz = 875mV (stock = 975mV)

200MHz = 850mV (stock = 975mV)

CPU internal voltages:

1200MHz = 1000mV (stock = 1100mV)

1000MHz = 1000mV (stock = 1100mV)

800MHz = 1000mV (stock = 1100mV)

500MHz = 900mV (stock = 1000mV)

200MHz = 900mV (stock = 1000mV)

GPU voltages:

267MHz = 950mV (stock = 1000mV)

100MHz = 800mV (stock = 160MHz/950mV)

Everything was stable and perfect.

Two days ago I decided to move to ICS, LPF stock ROM, and installed CFRoot kernel. Then I used Tegrak to set the same voltages I had with GB, of course except for the 500MHz step, where I used 925mV.

Besides, as you know, Tegrak for ICS is not able to set CPU Internal Voltage. So I kept it with stock values.

After some minutes first crash. Then another. So I gave 25mV to each step.

But nothing changed and the phone wasn't stable at all.

This pushed me to try the Phenomenal 5.5 Medium kernel which has the same values and some uv settings more for internal voltages (-50mV right?) and BUS.

And... everything seems really stable!

So I have some questions...

why CFRoot with Tegrak is not stable?

It depends on Speedmod which works better with UV settings or on Tegrak which is not working good?

Or maybe, using the same UV settings, Phenomenal is better than any other kernel with Tegrak (speedmod included)?

and why on ICS Tegrak is not able to set CPU Internal voltages (Core only)?:confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] championc:
What about allowing for lower frequencies for the Min CPU speed. The lowest currently supported is 200mhz but what about implementing the option of 100mhz ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] suta:
why this kernel never uses 1000mh instead jumping to 1200. how to change frequency to 200-1000. won't that save more battery? make a version this way instead of having 200-1200.. when it won't use 1000 at all?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bervin:
it's normal, it's due to the usage pattern of your phone.. if it upsets you you can always uc to 1000mhz and then it'' be definitely be using 1000mhz.. use voltage control.. you can some battery at the same time
[Galaxy S II Android Development] suta:
can someone be kind enough to edit phenomenal 5.5 extreme version to 200-1000 please
[Galaxy S II Android Development] It_ler:
Install Voltage Control (VC) app from Play store.

Change Max. Freq. to 1000 MHz.

Save settings > as startup service (recommended).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] suta:
would prefer kernel based tweak than additional app dependant ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gabi11:
I'm using phenomenal medium 5.5 for quite some time.

In the op it says with big letters not to use other apps and change frequencies and voltages.

when I was on GB I used siyah and undervolted/underclocked with voltage control but now with siyah and phenomenal I saw the op so I didn't...

So phenomenal works fine with voltage control?

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] championc:
I have the Governor set to On demand and this uses a range of speeds.

However, I think it would save more battery to have a min rate of 100mhz rather than only starting at 200
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Karpfenhai:
no, 100mhz has no measurable effect!

You can also use an Init.d script to adjust the scaling range.

s92frequency

#!/system/bin/sh

sleep 20
echo "Start working�"
echo "Set MIN Scaling Frequency"
echo "200000" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_min_freq
echo ""
echo "Set MAX Scaling Frequency"
echo "800000" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_max_freq
echo ""
echo "Set Min Scaling Suspend Frequency"
echo "200000" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_min_suspend_freq
echo ""
echo "Set Max Scaling Suspend Frequency"
echo "200000" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_max_suspend_freq
echo ""

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] monster75:
He already tried it and got no beneficts.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] It_ler:
Yes. But don't change the voltage. Only change the min or max frequency.

I think that is fenomeno83's intention:

"DON'T USE OTHERS PROGRAMS THAT MANIPULATE VOLTAGES OF CPU FREQUENCIES!!"

Don't change voltages for the different frequency steps.

Nothing against underclocking (reduction of max. freq.).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gabi11:
Thanks!!

I misunderstood what he said in the op... :o

So for the meanwhile I'll just underclock to 1000...

By the way, what about governors? Is it ok to change? And if it's ok I'd like to hear your recommendation of it for this kernel...

Thanks again!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] megatm:
speedmod kernel ics source k3-21 released.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] It_ler:
I recommend to stay on the kernel's default settings.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] moemzn:
Since speedmod is sammy based kernel does this mean that this kernel is sammy based also? Or does it work with CM9 based roms?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] It_ler:
Phenomenal = undervolted SpeedMod kernel => Sammy-based ROMs only !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] leechseed:
um aint working for me --- tried to change / changed max. to 800MHz, well it says it is @800MHz but when i re-check it goes up to 1200MHz
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marco.fuce:
Who will be able to use the phenomenal's guide for the new speedmod release?? Phenomenal is still with us or not?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Vihru:
this kernel would be the best if it supports BLN.. or has someone better idea than open always phone and check if there is missed calls or sms?

thanks a lot!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adl:
NoLed works perfectly!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.led.notify&hl=de

Also i didn´t notice any battery drain since using this app.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Vihru:
thanks! can you tell me what settings youre using?

someone tells that its battery drain...? but dont know..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bjareboy:
Does this kernel work on the SlimICS rom? (Is it in the same category as Siyah, Fluxxi, Darkknight?)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] leechseed:
NO

SlimICS is AOSP

Phenomenal is Sammy;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adl:
As i posted already, i really experience NO battery drain at all with this app, but a co worker in the office has the SGS1 and she experiences batterydrain like hell, so it might be phone related (no probs with my SGS2 as i already said!)

I use pretty much standart settings, but downloaded a different theme because i liked it more ( i use the czneo_big_outline_icons_reflection) which really looks fancy imho.

Hope that helps!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Vihru:
thanks a lot again!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LNJ:
K3-22 is out!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Karpfenhai:
Hmmmm, hmmm, the Problem with NoLed..

If you receive a notification the screen turns on.. how often is based on your settings, afaik as soon as the screen is on the device runs on 200 mhz, so its awake for sure, means, if you dont notice the notification (over night) [i know there are suspend times] the phone wakes up every .. 30 ? seconds, for at leats 5 sec. which would drain the battery. Maybe there is no particular wakelock, but no drain with no led is almost impossible!

Therefore i would not recommend this app if you are out for battery savings...

What about an acoustic reminder?

Give https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=edges.android.reminder&hl=en a shot.

regards!:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Vihru:
hello! can you tell me small story about this app? :P

can it vibrate missed calls or sms? is this reminder less battery drain that noLED? thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] giajp:
i don't think this thing is inherent to speedmod.

however, with calm word ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sefrcoko:
Regardless of whether you are right or wrong here, please watch your swearing. You can make your point without being offensive to others.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] _Freezer_:
How is battery battery life on this kernel ??

why also 3 rates??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kickassdave:
well I know Siyah kernel is contributing to awful battery life in the latest Galnet MIUI... (sorry - slightly unrelated, but it's the reason I then came here)

can I confirm with anyone if this works on the latest MIUI based on Samsung?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] markp1989:
Thanks for continuing with Phenomenal been looking forward to it since ICS was released

I installed it this morning seems fine so far gotta give it a few days to see how battery behaves.

Really looking forward to the extreme versions :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] giajp:
all in data mobile connection
[Galaxy S II Android Development] markp1989:
I have had a couple of random freezes since installing 5.0 I am gonna try clearing cache and dalvik partitions and see if it makes any difference.

Under GB my mobile was stable with the Extreme versions
[Galaxy S II Android Development] giajp:
Take a deep clean with internal sd formatted... flash all on a total clean base
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Karpfenhai:
Finally he's back in the Game, tante grazie fenomeno for your kernel!

Danke ITler for the link! ;)

Works great,m Custom Bootanimation can be applied as before, looking forward to the extreme version, if you need help with working voltages, just let me know ;) Had a lot of practice with siyah the last weeks..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] frige:
:) Battery and speed still great (use Wanam ROM 11.0). Got 4 days with 2000mAh battery and with my unsual low usage (approx 3,5 h display) and still have 40% left. Looks at least equal good like Penomenal on GB !

frige
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fidorulz:
What recovery is this kernel using? I love speedmod but the recovery used isnt my favorite
[Galaxy S II Android Development] giajp:
same recovery of speedmod
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fidorulz:
thanks for the info. love speedmod but the recovery it uses isnt my cup of tea. Uses internal memory as default for files and backups.

In my view its always better the use the external memory for backups and such in case something happens to the phone the info is still stored
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Karpfenhai:
Well spoken, but blame Hardcore for that, not Fenomeno..

Hardcore says Koush has to change something, hes only using the "official" CWM Version is his kernels.. so ...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fidorulz:
Not blaming anyone but if he is making his own kernel the option to change the recovery is also his
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Karpfenhai:
Yes, but i afraid this is not going to happen, but i would vote for this too!

+1 for Gokhans great touch recovery on a Phenomenalized Speedmod kernel!

The easier way would be convincing hardcore for the new CWM Progress ..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] diddsen:
@phenomeno

are you planning development for newer version too?

speedmod now version 11 :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netjunkie51:
It would be nice to see an AOKP version of this kernel.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Karpfenhai:
Sorry, i dont use any of this ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Vihru:
i tried that noLED and no deep sleep after that so i deleted it :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] monster75:
And now K3-23 and then back to k3-21 again :laugh:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Vihru:
Good morning.. are you using any other tweaks with Phenomenal?

And what is best governor and scheduler for Phenomenal?

ps.. after i changing siayh back to phenomenal.. now battery drain very fast O_O

what it can be? like two minutes and 1%..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Logicsystem360:
Hello,

I try to flash this Kernel with Ollo SII ROM, but i have bootloop when I change the dpi :(

No problem with Siyah kernel.

Everyone have a solution for me please ?

Thank you
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Karpfenhai:
Change DPI in built.prop and nowhere else!! (dpi changer app).

Works flawless till 192 here.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lasic.2000:
Which version of phenomenal normal/medium/extreme is the best for battery`s life??

Thx
[Galaxy S II Android Development] It_ler:
Extreme = extemely undervolted, best battery life, but not every SGS2 will support it.

Medium = only few undervolting, good for battery life, nearly every SGS2 will suport it.

Normal = nearly no undervolting/similar to SpeedMod base, every SGS2 should support it.

So, if you want best battery life, try Extreme version.

If it does not work on your phone, try Medium.

If it does not work either, try Normal.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Logicsystem360:
I try to change dpi in bluid.prop, but I have the same result ! :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sves:
Hi fenomeno!

Please-please-please:) New 5.6 kernel with speedmod 21 as the base - it seems hardcore could solve the hang on boot issue - this will make your kernel the perfect one!

Many thanks!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marco.fuce:
+1!!!!!!!!!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DanDroidian:
I say wait a few days to see what Hardcore will do first. He already went back from k3-23 to k3-21. I think he will get his **** sorted soon with that.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] leechseed:
any1:confused::confused::confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] It_ler:
In Voltage Control (VC) app, you will have to apply changes and save them "on boot".

Use VC app menu to do so.

You can use a startup service applying the changes after each reboot, or let VC app create an init.d script to change values on each boot.

Both worked on my phone.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] y17dt:
Speedmod K3-24 is out now... will flash later today.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] godzifa:
You should run that script and install Phenomemal again.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DanDroidian:
XXLQ5 4.0.4 is out. That's what's up!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shahrokh.KING:
hii, tnx for this great kernel, speedmod k3-24 is out, are u gonna make phenomenal 5.6?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] leechseed:
aint workin for me

already tried vc, nstools n setcpu :eek:

--- well nevermind batt stats still looking good anyway :cool:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nechmadi:
+1.

your kernel is the best
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DanDroidian:
I guess this kernel is dead. Time to move along.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adl:
Seriously?

Best battery saving kernel out there, not dead at ALL!!! :cool:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DanDroidian:
This is based on k3-20, and no updates since.

:(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ripalbaria:
Hello developer badly needed 5.6 plz plz

Plz make it soon.............
[Galaxy S II Android Development] viscocesco:
In this time I try different kernel with the same Rom (Omega v15).

1)N.e.a.k. Is good and light kernel but has slow-motion bug.

2)Darknight has old wifi toggle bug

3)Dorimanx, the Siyah soon, drain battery like an F1 car and the phone is hot

4)Siyah 3.3.3 has SOD and freeze

All this kernel have the last Linux Kernel branch, an incredible set of new parameter etc..

But the only kernel that never make my fool is Phenomenal.

A great base (Speedmod), low battery drain and smoothness and STABLE.

I hope that Phenomenon and Speeded can continue their work on SGS2 because there isn't another stable kernel at this moment.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] caanda45:
+1
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Karpfenhai:
+1

Tapatalked from my Samsung GT9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] viscocesco:
This is the stability of couple Speedmod+Phenomenal, please guys continue the develop of sgs2 kernel!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] viscocesco:
New Speedmod K3-25 relased
[Galaxy S II Android Development] monster75:
OK let's hope K3-25 is the right one to have a great new Phenomenal 5.6 ;)

K3-25:

- Changed to Linaro GCC 4.4 compiler for better stability

- Better MDNIE display settings to eliminate over-sharpening
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
I have just moved to AOKP roms. Ressurection remix rom. I think is the first time that is much better rom than samsung roms.. At first I missed phenomenal kernel. Now I use fluxi kernel. I think is comperable to phenomenal from battery view and can change everything, even bus voltages. First time that my phone works without problem in 100 mhz. And also works to voltages of extreme phenomenal, which didn't work stable before. Overal I have better battery and much faster phone.

I think all should try to see by yourself.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marco.fuce:
Speedmod k3 25 seems to go well!!! Pheno we need a 5.6 !!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lach0:
Hello, I see that fenomeno has released a version for SGS3, has he told anyone if he will continue to develop SGS2 version?

Thanks. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Karpfenhai:
I'm sure he will, but not on a daily basis.

stop bugging him please!

For those who can compile, there is already a brief description.

Maybe a pm could clarify this?

One release per month is way enough. Imho.

Tapatalked from my Samsung GT9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] radi8:
I hope he doesnt forget about us.... Phenomenal kernel rules!

Also, I havent compiled anything in a long time, but if someone can provide access to the correct sources and detailed instructions, I might give it a try!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] viscocesco:
Hope in this weekend...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DanDroidian:
No chance.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Karpfenhai:
There will be light soon... Be patient.. :D

Tapatalked from my Samsung GT9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] monster75:
K3-25 seems to work fine, much better than previous k3
[Galaxy S II Android Development] monster75:
I tried the Extreme but I had problem with the WIFI. It says "connected" but the wifi symbol is replaced by the 3G symbol. So I don't know if I'm using 3G or WIFI... However I'm back to Medium which works great.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] monster75:
It seems not to be 100% OK. Every reboot the phone tries to check the system like a cache rebuilding and WIFI icon sometimes seems off even if the connection works. I tried to use ODIN but the phone today doesn't like it (it doesn't start the flash)... so I flashed Ultimate_Kernel_Cleaning_Script_v2.6.5.zip

But it doesn't seem as perfect as before...:rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] It_ler:
Are you sure that Kies is not running? No Kies process should be active in TaskManager when using Odin.

Have you already wiped cache partition and Dalivik cache in recovery?

Maybe you should fix permission too ... sometimes it can help.

Good luck !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] monster75:
Kies was uninstalled. Now I installed the last version which updated also the drivers (I hope it helps with Odin). For the moment the phone seems stable (also with WIFI) and almost out of battery. Let's see what happens tomorrow with full charge even if I look forward to flash a newer Phenomenal version which can fix everything.

P.S.

Yes I wiped cache and dalvik. Used also the tool. And yes, SU had lost permissions. I've fixed it now.

By the way: I downloaded also Odin 3.04 (I had 1.83 version). Can I use the new version or 1.83 is better with I9100?

Thank You
[Galaxy S II Android Development] It_ler:
I am using Odin3 v1.85, but Odin3 v3.04 should work fine too.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] monster75:
OK every time I turn on or reboot I see the message that the system is updating something and applications are loading. It takes about 2-3 seconds. It's not a bad issue but I didn't have it before trying to change kernel with the Extreme version :(

I cleaned everything. I can load the nandroid backup.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] monster75:
I can't fix the "issue". Flashed Phenomenal Medium back by odin, used the script to clean and restored by nandroid the full configuration.

The issue is this: every time I switch the phone on, I have a message that the system is updating and applications are loading. It takes about 2-3 seconds. Then everything seems to work fine.. :confused:

I think I have to flash the rom by odin to overwrite everything. What do you think?:(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] It_ler:
Try to fix permissions in recovery mode.

Maybe that can help.

Good luck !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] monster75:
M

done. Nothing...

Maybe before the hardreset or flashing the ROM, I could try a different kernel such as last Speedmod K3-25
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Karpfenhai:
Check your system for init.d scripts and / or customboot.sh, any rom specific tweaks applied? (wanamlite??)

Good luck!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] monster75:
Ok I’ve fixed the issue

Nothing seemed to work. I used the kernel cleaning, I wiped cache, dalvik. I flashed again Phenomenal Medium, then last speedmod K3-25.

Finally I wiped data and still It didn’t work.

So I flashed the stock ROM again (the one I used) which overwrote the kernel with the stock one.

Then I wiped again everything and flashed Phenomenal Medium.

Finally It worked. So I rebooted with recovery and loaded the backup.

Kombo Fatality! ;)

P.S.

All this mess because I tried the extreme version..Fenomeno forgive me but I think that we have to know very well what we risk flashing an extreme kernel. In Italy we say something like "The game is not worth the candle". In other words: what is the gain between the medium and the extreme version? Maybe 30 minutes? 1 hour of autonomy? For me It's better to use a more stable kernel and don't let the hardware works on the edge.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] It_ler:
I am glad that you fixed the issue.

That's exactly why fenomeno83 provides three versions of his kernel: Everyone can decide on his own, which one to flash.

And what's about "No risk - no fun !" :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] monster75:
OK, but It was what I've done: tried the extreme to see if it worked. And as I wrote, the issue was not fixed by flashing back the medium or using the kernel cleaning. So my advice is: if medium is 100% working, be glad and think 100 times before trying the extreme and risk to loose half day to fix a problem like mine ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Karpfenhai:
I agree but it's highly uncommon, i user to flash every extreme version as test but since ics they never work on my device :mad:

So i go to medium w/o any issue.

Many others do the same..

I would suggest it's somehow related to your setup/ROM, no clue how..

I'm glad you solved it finally but i think a general warning is too much.

Tapatalked from my Samsung GT9100