yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andryyyy:
Maybe you destroyed the framework a bit by flashing the broken (old) mods. I would wipe dalvik and cache and reflash b3, this should fix it. But I cannot help with the battery mods as i dont use them.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tataenozec:
Ok ty for helping...i will w8 some other suggestion to
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ZonyX:
The battery mods will need to be updated. These use files from the framework.

The center clock and navigation clock use only the XML files to change position of clock

I'll take a look at a battery mod today.

Edit : Btw... dont use any mods for now. They change the framework. Should be a quick update.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tataenozec:
So i dont need to reflash or some wipes?

And where is my toogles, i want it! :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sageman70:
Neak is good but I do get some freezes when I UV. With Siyah I also do get the occasional freeze. Thoravukk and Netchip seems for the time being quite reliable.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] liquidvampz:
:D just hold the setting icon in the notification bar.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tataenozec:
Like i said in previous post's - nothing hapen when i long press setings icon in notification bar
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Erlanderterv:
Maybe you need to re-flash.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hamba:
As someone has already pointed out the Build 3 framework was corrupted by flashing the old mods on the 1st page which was meant for Build 2 dated (17-04-12).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lennie330:
For those who are interested in the Beats Audio addon;

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=23966113

;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] liquidvampz:
try to reflash the ROM? or maybe u could use Widgetsoid from Play Store. :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ZonyX:
CWM Flashable Zip - Centre Clock Mod Updated -

http://minus.com/mbfmL23qc1/

http://www.sendspace.com/file/86ks05

- Faryaab please add this one to the first post

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Gauge Battery Mod - Updated

http://minus.com/mywiLqPSQ/

http://www.sendspace.com/file/e68a6c

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Restore your SystemUI Apk - B3 Edition

This is incase you have installed some Incompatible B3 Mods.

This is just a .zip that flashes the systemUI.apk

http://minus.com/m7tb5a14q/

http://www.sendspace.com/file/gfxmpn
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Liet Kynes:
Has anyone tried to use trebuchet launcher on B3? Cause it doesn't work for me. Put the .apk file in /system/app, changed the permissions but it is still not working. Any ideas?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tataenozec:
We can instal both mod: battery and clock?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Faryaab:
Big thanks to Arno Lips for the donation! :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ZonyX:
ffs...why the hell wont these softkey buttons work.... gggrr
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Faryaab:
What happened ??? :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ZonyX:
right, so i decompile framework apk

then in res/values

i edit bools.xml

i even change dimens.xml to change navigation bar height.

i recompile and push the framework back...

then...

boot loop.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Toxic17:
DSM Manager available here:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Faryaab:
I thought that it was a bug but as you told me its not. It's only your creativity. :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ZonyX:
yea its only me, i push back the original framework and its boots fine.

its just SOMETHING...but i cant see what
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Toxic17:
DSM Manager v2.0 (from CM9 Nightly 0424)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ain_gt:
I have a problem with signal loss when sending message :confused:

its just me or anyone here had a same issue?

It also happened on other new build AOSP ROM :\
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Toxic17:
what Modem are you using? might be worth using your original Service Providers ICS Modem and see if that makes a difference.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buzzboy:
Agreed.

Here's the modem thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1277593

Regards.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ZonyX:
**** yes!

i got the onscreen buttons working :)! - no just to get the backlight keys off
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ain_gt:
Still using default modem from this ROM.

Okay, I'll try soon

Will report back later :)

Thanks for the link, dude :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zamrock:
Great job by on B3, it's an amazing experience

Question though, i flashed this for one of my cousins, and now his APNs aren't working, we've tried inputting the APNs manually but they don't save.

not a modem as i re-flashed to LPS which gave him superb results

anyone have any suggestions?

thanks in advance :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] NickDais:
Same here just tried it now.

And it didn't get my settings as it did on B2

EDIT: Just restarted the phone and apn settings appeared!! (I didn't restart at all after flashing B3 so I feel as an idiot now :banghead: )
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ZonyX:
For those that cant wait -

Framework-res.apk

http://minus.com/mbhzU9XQfn/

You must have adb on your computer. Put framework-res.apk in a folder with adb...that way you havent got to remember paths etc.

Take a backup

adb pull system/framework/framework-res.apk

Ensure that the back up doesnt overwrite downloaded .apk

To install

adb remount

adb push adb push framework-res.apk /system/framework/framework-res.apk

adb shell chmod 0644 /system/framework/framework-res.apk

adb remount

at some point ill create a flashable zip for this.

You can also use this -

[TOOL][MOD]ICS On screen buttons/Soft keys buttons collection

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1514445

To add some custom buttons

-- this should restore your framework.apk should you not like the soft key mod.

it is just the original apk in a flashable zip.

http://minus.com/mg6thRmx4/

Please confirm that this works before i go home and ignore you all
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Faryaab:
Now this is cool! :cool:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ZonyX:
Can you help?

in my framework-res.apk

ive set the backlight keys to be off

in the arrays.xml file. set the value to 0 for all and they still stay on.

currently unable to investigate as im building a server for work now.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] azreil24:
Does anyone experience high battery drain when listening to music? I`m using PowerAmp, but on sammy ROM it used allot less battery. On F1 i got 15% drain over an hour, on sammy about 5%.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zamrock:
tried that it didn't work, he went and had to re-get a GPRS package settings from our carrier

Thanks for the reply though XD
[Galaxy S II Android Development] assaf.bm:
Many people have noticed that lowering the value works but 0 does not. I was thinking to try putting a -1 and see if it works. what do you think?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] metzo32:
Did not work with me..I flashed 2 times now..any way to install it ?...thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ZonyX:
To be honest its worth a try..

I've been spending ages just to get the soft keys working!

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you flashed?

the navbar mod atm is pushed over adb
[Galaxy S II Android Development] metzo32:
yes, I follow the link instruction and flashed ? which dir.I should moved ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ZonyX:
you download the apk...

you then push the apk using ADB to /system/framework

it will work..

if you did it via cwm it may not,

im looking into making a cwm flashable zip to make it easier
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stewart30:
Anybody know how to remove search bar from homescreen
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andryyyy:
I have got a huge problem here, my SGS2 rings just one time when I recieve a call. Can anyone confirm this?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ZonyX:
SoftKey Flashable ZIP

Flash this zip via CWM and it will update your framework-res.apk

http://minus.com/mvk5EcPw7/

http://www.sendspace.com/file/taps61
[Galaxy S II Android Development] josefmawas:
Thanks for this amazing rom:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] assaf.bm:
Ok seems like -1 didn't work as well.

By the way i have a flashable zip if you want.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ZonyX:
perfect! ive just made mine but unable to confirm if it works...kinda make it on the rush
[Galaxy S II Android Development] assaf.bm:
Okay funny thing is my backlight on the hardware keys is off....

i had it check on the galaxy s2 setting app and now they are off completely.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Faryaab:
I will provide a Universal Flashing Tool soon. So that all add-ons don't need to get updated for every new single build.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Faryaab:
Now thats the main point about that add-on. ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Toxic17:
Nice, btw did you get the newer version of DSM Manager is posted? first one was v1 but 2nd post was v2 which is bigger but has more settings/features.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ZonyX:
with them softkeys and backlight off.

full galaxy nexus experience!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andryyyy:
Can anyone test it for 10s? :P
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ZonyX:
my backlight keys are still enabled, even when i have it checked in galaxy s2 settings..

i need to get them disabled
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andryyyy:
Mine turn off when I select it. But I had to click it a few times. :P Now it works every time.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ZonyX:
what an eejit..

if you enable them...lights stay on.

disable them...lights stay on.

enable them...lights stay on...

disable them...lights OFF!

now running the rom, backlights off...all the time...soft keys on screen!

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how is everyone with the softkey size

...i can probably make them smaller if enough people want it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] assaf.bm:
So your zip file work okay now?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ZonyX:
it appears to...you can test it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stewart30:
anybody help with this?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] assaf.bm:
I know but it didn't work at first :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ZonyX:
the persistant search bar is part of ICS.

as this is fully ICS as you would on a galaxy, the only way to get rid of it would be to use a different launcher.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] assaf.bm:
Now this should do the trick...

http://www.addictivetips.com/mobile...search-bar-in-android-4-0-ics-stock-launcher/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Bieniu:
The camera application in F1 GalaxyNexus saves mp4 or 3gp files?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andryyyy:
Just tested it, it saves in 3gp format.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] toxictoby:
gonna flash this in a min .. :)

any bugs ?? just so i know :)

thanks in advance :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Bieniu:
There is a chance to change it somehow?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kersey:
I know the LgCamera app from the market allows you to change a number of things such as fps, birate and format.

It may be worth a try...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zee54:
Change your ringtone to something else. Custom ringtones don't seem to loop, so they play just once and thats it. Test it on the default ringtone and see how many times it rings.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adz63:
Just installed the on screen nexus buttons. Any way to get rid of them without reinstall of rom. They are great but make my screen to small

sent from f1 galaxynexus rom. on the s2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andryyyy:
I tested 3-4 other ringtones now. I used to use "New Player", which is a default Android ringtone (I do not use any "custom" ringtones :P). Well, the ones I tried worked. Strange, but thank you! ;) Maybe someone could take a look at it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] assaf.bm:
did you back-up your framework-res.apk file?

if you did just re-push it and you should be good.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ZonyX:
this should restore your framework.apk should you not like the soft key mod.

it is just the original apk in a flashable zip.

http://minus.com/mg6thRmx4/

Please confirm that this works before i go home and ignore you all :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adz63:
I like the mod. But my fingers don't lol

sent from f1 galaxynexus rom. on the s2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Toxic17:
Looks like N.E.A.K Kernel is the way to go....

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=25300247

:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adamski123:
Just a quick note that this latest build is fantastic! Thanks for everything faraayb.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] anaraxia:
+1

Been running NEAK ON B2 and B3. Can't fault it. Battery performance is good too. Only on the first cycle on B3 but very good still.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Toxic17:
Yeah tbh as long as the battery doesn't die in the first 12 hrs, none seem to last much longer than 24 so battery isn't an issue. Performance is though, and with siyah as the only other contender, the latter few versions are not favoured for AOSP, NEAK is the better and safer option.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] anaraxia:
Removed. Double post
[Galaxy S II Android Development] anaraxia:
Likewise. Im a heavy user so anywhere between 12 and 16 hours I'm happy with. I tried Siyah and had horrid battery life
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Faryaab:
Bug reports and suggestions for BUILD 4? On my side I'm gonna change mount points to new CM ones to fix all kernel issues, smooth loading spinner patch, Try Implementing all Google Apps from Galaxy Nexus and much more.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andryyyy:
Well, the buttons' backlight do not turn off after a second or what if unused. Is this a bug or a feature? :P

Another thing you may not be able to fix is this:

As you see, "WLAN" and "Bildschirm automatisch drehen" cross the switch. BTW: This is German.

Bye :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Faryaab:
The backlight issue is present in CM's device tree so I can't fix it. As far as toggles go they can't be changed they will remain the same no matter what I do.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ZonyX:
If u go to galaxy s2 settings and then sensor... u can select back light on or off...

The switch screen off...may need to do this a couple of times
[Galaxy S II Android Development] liquidvampz:
maybe video recording is saved as .mp4 / .avi instead of .3gp? :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andryyyy:
Yes, that is what I answered a few posts ago. :) But thanks. So it seems not to be a bug that they do not turn off after 1s of inactivity. I am okay with this.

Can anybody check the ringtone "New Player"? Does it loop for you on call?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] obicom:
@Faryaab

I would like to propose to change the toggles from 'switches' to 'icons'. This saves space (without descriptions like 'gps' , 'BT' aso..) and IMHO looks better.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Andrewawright:
Tempted fate with my earlier comment, had a couple of problems since the b3 release and seeing as they haven't been mentioned I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction as to why these are happening and how to go about fixing them.

I've experienced soft reboots on a couple of occasions, certain apps (Temple Run, Amazon MP3 & Google Currents) all failing to open and displaying "Unfortunately, *appname* has stopped." then the option to report or close and inconsistent battery usage.

The reboots I have just experienced in the last hour or so and haven't noticed anything throughout today so I don't know if that was a one off. To see if it had been happening earlier I checked the battery usage and noticed something quite strange with it that I was hoping could be explained;

On the right hand side you can see where the reboot(s) occurred. The strange thing is I took it off charge when I noticed it was rebooting and the battery was showing 54%. Without being charged any further it was displaying 67% - any ideas?!

Also, I can't think of or know of anything the apps that are failing to open have in common as everything else I've used seems to be working fine.

I also better point out that I came from the initial release and despite it not being required I did a full wipe and cleared caches prior to flashing. Apps were restored using TBPro.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Faryaab:
This is really weird, Will have to check the commits of B3 I did.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Andrewawright:
Whilst I have no idea what that means I appreciate it none the less.

Still, great work on this ROM.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] steve17360:
Hi, overall the rom is great. My only request would be the option to choose which toggles to use, and to add a 3G/2G toggle. Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Faryaab:
That will bloat the ROM, You guys asked for the Toggles and I gave it to you guys I can't add the settings for it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] noope_br:
mass storage mode?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ZonyX:
Basically what you are asking for is a aokp rom...which this isn't.

I honestly think its lucky you got toggles, as there are apps available which can do this in the app store.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] noope_br:
app "Notification toogle" do the that.

in it you can choose the items you want, can change the icons, colors in icons.

Why waste time doing something that is not part of the pure room.

You're right Faryaab.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AndyCosmos:
So far so good , don't see any bug yet , all Google app in the next built would be awesome , very happy with your ROM , thank you

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+1 I think he means the toggles that has only icons which has no on/off buttons shows , just activate or deactivate by pressing the icons , so you can save more space on notification bar :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] steve17360:
I'll take that as a no then :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] assaf.bm:
We all agree that the best thing about this ROM is that its clean. Lets try to make sure we keep it like this. Every time we will add more mods to it (i.e. toggles) we might get something else broken and that not worth it at all.

I agree with making everything as flashable and it will be up to each user to add or not. After all flushing takes no more then a few second....

Faryaab GREAT WORK!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buzzboy:
I couldn't agree more. There are other Roms that contain flashing lights, bells, whistles, Pink unicorns, and StatusBar weather options to save you looking out of the window.

This Rom is just fine the way it is.

This could be the next Oxygen. And in fact after testing the early Oxygen ICS builds, i think this Rom already outshines it*.

Regards.

*No disrespect to AdamG. Oxygen is a great Rom, it's just my personal opinion.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] steve17360:
That's fine, and I've no problem with it, but we shouldn't be asked for suggestions if nobody wants anything added..... :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ZonyX:
Surely it could be made a flashable mod ?? Get a mod that has a settings app that'll modify the toggles
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buzzboy:
Once again, it's only my opinion.

Cheers.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] anaraxia:
OK so ideas for build 4..

For me this rom is perfect just how it is but I could suggest some ideas.

1. NEAK Kernel - personal experience with this is great.

2. GAPPS built in - Seems to be an ongoing debate.

3. Toggles to be icon style- more pleasing to the eye.

4. Any tweaks for a balance on performance and battery life.

5. Fix data monitor.

Apart from one fix this rom is the best I've tried in a long time. Build 3 is a great base to make improvements on providing the original objective (pure aosp) is not lost or strayed from.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ZonyX:
Btw..

Did anyone check out if the softkeys zip works?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tataenozec:
Totaly agree
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Michael2207:
The restore zip doesn't work...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ZonyX:
Dam it... I'll look into that as soon as I can get to a computer..

Should be a case of just pushing an original framework apk to system/framework

Can do this via root explorer or es explorer if you need to
[Galaxy S II Android Development] manosf23:
I really like the work you did with the toggles, it couldn't be better. The only suggestion I have is maybe you could delete the brightness switch( the auto button and the brightness bar) as in my opinion it's not necessary and leave all the others, if it is possible
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aln688:
I have the SGS2 (GT-I9100) with Samsung's ICS installed (4.0.3) and kernel XXLP6. I copied the .ZIP file on my SD card, rebooted into ClockWorkMod, wiping, flashing this ROM then GoogleApps - after a reboot it was stuck on the Samsung Galaxy SII logo. Is there any step I've missed? Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kersey:
Been running Build 3 all day and am loving it...not sure if anything can be done to make it better as it is perfect in my eyes.

Am thinking of giving the netchip kernel that comes as default with the rom a try, does anyone have a link for it as I've already flashed another kernel and don't want to have to re-flash F1 to get it.

Any help is appreciated, as always :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AkheirAX:
Awesome Awesome and Awesome ROM. Thank you very much for this.

I have just a couple of requests if its no trouble.

1.

Could you include Samsung smart alarm tones in the Alarm section. Here is one example. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiPjLHNcaDM

I have the file but when choosing the tone for the alarm its not visible. Maybe have the tone by default would be just fantastic. I love the smart alarm feature and it does help when waking up.

2.

When dialling, is it possible to have the auto complete feature instead of going through the contacts to find the name to dial?

Just 2 features I am missing big time coming from Samsung ROM.

Thanks once again for all the hard work.

Edited to add:

USB transfer speed is at 1.3mb/s, any work around to increase this or a future update to make the transfer faster?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Andrewawright:
Could restoring apps using TB cause stability/ performance issues?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] NoLips:
It doesn't work when you create a folder: alarms on your internal sd

and put the mp3 file in it?

I have a lot of customs alarms and everyone plays fine this way....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AkheirAX:
WOW. That solved it. I can wake up with a smile now. :D

Thank you
[Galaxy S II Android Development] NoLips:
You can do the same with ringtone & notifications :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adz63:
How do I take. Screen shot on latest build.

sent from f1 galaxynexus rom. on the s2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SeanHacker:
just like on any other build of aosp. volume down+power
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adz63:
Wow screenshot is slow. Thanks

sent from f1 galaxynexus rom. on the s2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] HuStLaZ:
Build 3 going well so far. Happy that the Calendar is back too (it disappeared in build 2)

Like the toggles too!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
This is the best ICS ROM yet. The only reason I can't use it is because of the lack of options in the camera app (no quality settings, megapixel settings etc). Any solution for this, or have you simply not had time yet to develop it?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kmilof:
of course there's is a option to do that, click in the bars in the right inferior corner.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rahuldave:
Market Not Sync

Flashed this ROM with full wipe except the market is not synching and not showing my apps. I have flashed the latest GApps too. Any Idea?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fr3d0x:
I recommend to use Camera ICS+ from play store,with this u can save ur photos to ur SD...