yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dorimanx:
my friend, did you bothered to read what people say about that before you answered :)

it's already in tests, some time i am going to check if there is more answers posted to the post that i am about to answer, and if YES, i read them all, so my answer is more relevant. :)

this can help to all, use that tactic.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dorimanx:
so you have the answer on the first place,

this is SG2 kernel development thread, here people post relevant most of the time, serious posts,

here we don't care what you had with S1, it's history and not relevant.

so my reaction was the same as your post, useless.

sorry if it's was to harsh.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dorimanx:
i think it's the one that make it paid app :)

this is what missing for many others, it's the RAM buffer, for data.

i dont have that app. but i will buy it one day, on need, i have the playerpro

and it's has mall shatter but not always, so it's has buffer, but not large.

i will begin my tests in 5 min.

then i will let all know if there are any good results, or not...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] americoz:
I make recordings too, with Total Recall. Without problems.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nicola1989:
guys small problem when i try to pass a file on my phone via usb cable my phone going to freeze!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] superleeds27:
Quick battery update

Extreme battery. CM10 nightlies.

few extra tweaks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yahyoh:
thank u for all u hard work Dori :good:

+ i don't like poweramp cuz its didn't work with dsp manager + player pro too
[Galaxy S II Android Development] THE RED BLUR:
My first full cycle on 7.4

Just using phone today as a browser and using Tapatalk.

PHONE : SGSII

Sent via: Tapatalk 2

Main ROM: RootBOX jb 2.9 mali (ONLINE) 20-10-12

2nd Rom: RR ics 2.7- Not accessible

KERNEL : Dorimanx 7.4 Mali

(DEFAULT PROFILE AND SETTINGS)

MODEM : LPS

GAPPS : JusTunBean 3.2.1 quick flash
[Galaxy S II Android Development] truden:
Ha-ha :D

I read and I answer.

In this case the vote is the most important, and if my opinion matches someone else's opinion, that could be only a good thing. Isn't it?

And thanks that you feel the same way about me, like I do about you; friend ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bleuxeon:
I have just reinstalled it (pro), and it works but from what I can remember, audio quality was better with the same app but on ICS (not sure).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] truden:
You are better than me... with "show content".

I screwed up today :(

Good results, but with SuperNexus you'll get even better ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Dani01c:
Its cool man. But I'm still confused. Is it the rom that I'm using, the kernel or the app that's causing this annoying stutter?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] THE RED BLUR:
Thanks ;) But I prefer aokp RootBOX way more as it has more features and is one of the best JB Roms out at the moment. Plus it's at the forefront of aokp development.

I prefer combination of features, performance and battery. :)

PHONE : SGSII

Sent via: Tapatalk 2

Main ROM: RootBOX jb 2.9 mali (ONLINE) 20-10-12

2nd Rom: RR ics 2.7- Not accessible

KERNEL : Dorimanx 7.4 Mali

(DEFAULT PROFILE AND SETTINGS)

MODEM : LPS

GAPPS : JusTunBean 3.2.1 quick flash
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ulver7:
Since switching to RootBox and default settings plus minor tweaks my phone has doubled it's screen time. The match up between dori and rb is incredible.

I just sit back quietly absorbing all the info xda can throw at me. Reading saves soooo many silly questions. ;)

Cheers to dori, voku, Red, Gabo et al

Latest JB RootBox nightly 10/20 / DorimanX 7.4 / LP7
[Galaxy S II Android Development] truden:
You are right.

I tested RootBox, but I liked SuperNexus as better performance (a bit faster and smoother).

I sacrificed the features for performance

However, with DorimanX 7.4 now there wouldn't be visible performance difference in many roms.

Dori secured the performance, and we can now choose rom with features :)

(My English is very poor. I used the "performance" word in every sentence... and in this too)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] THE RED BLUR:
Your English is perfectly fine. I have been able to so far understand fine so far ;)

And you are right this kernel brings out the best in roms.

I can't imagine how much faster the rom can go with the speed and smoothness I get so far.

Will check out SuperNexus on 2nd boot when it's restored again. It's been a while since I used it:)

PHONE : SGSII

Sent via: Tapatalk 2

Main ROM: RootBOX jb 2.9 mali (ONLINE) 20-10-12

2nd Rom: RR ics 2.7- Not accessible

KERNEL : Dorimanx 7.4 Mali

(DEFAULT PROFILE AND SETTINGS)

MODEM : LPS

GAPPS : JusTunBean 3.2.1 quick flash
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cybernetus:
Show us your tweaks :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jgcaap:
found a bug on the external speaker audio, if you inser +6 there is no sound on speaker.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ADABman:
Hello,

Long time XDA lurker, and long time Dorimanx kernel user.

Never posted before, but felt I finally had to pop in and say thanks and show appreciation for all the work that you do,

and the great restraint you show on the endless supply of blind lazy noobs and their repeated questions...

Several beers for the hardworking kernel dev: 21B92529BA848994X :good:

--

GT-I9100m - PA2.22 - Dori 7.4 all default - LD3 - JusTUN_Bean_Gapps_Only_v3.2.2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] THE RED BLUR:
Gm has successfully implemented the ability to duel boot new mali jb roms and aokp ICS on beta 5.0b1 . I have now managed to boot into my RR ics 2.7 rom.

He even used my suggestion to be able to select default rom in extweaks :) So no more worries of pressing the button on boot if u want to use 2nd Rom for a couple of days.

Check my post on this here.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=33097853

[KERNEL] SiyahKernel v4.1.5 (v5.0a2)

Now Dorimanx can port these features :):thumbup:

PHONE : SGSII

Sent via: Tapatalk 2

Main ROM: RootBOX jb 2.9 mali (ONLINE) 20-10-12

2nd Rom: RR ics 2.7- Not accessible

KERNEL : Dorimanx 7.4 Mali

(DEFAULT PROFILE AND SETTINGS)

MODEM : LPS

GAPPS : JusTunBean 3.2.1 quick flash
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jgcaap:
anyone know why wifi is slow when screen is off?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GaboWinter:
Quick hint here. Also I recommend to you follow the discussion of @Frozenthunder and @dori about this "issue".
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jgcaap:
thanks.. this is to bad.. i usualy use the phone to download stuff i have been using alot less my pc.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pSyCh¤_O_O:
Thats great. Thanks for suggesting such feature it will be of great use.

Hope youre not leaving us for long. ::crying: lol

RootBox JB 4.1.2(latest nightly)

Dorimanx kernel 7.4
[Galaxy S II Android Development] THE RED BLUR:
Thanks . I'm just doing these tests so that we all here will benefit and also to check if it's worth porting and so far yes indeed it is. ;)

I'll just use it for tonight to see if there are any bugs to report. And will back to 7.4 most likely tomorrow. :)

PHONE : SGSII

Sent via: Tapatalk 2

Main ROM: RootBOX jb 2.9 mali (ONLINE) 20-10-12

2nd Rom: RR ics 2.7- Not accessible

KERNEL : Dorimanx 7.4 Mali

(DEFAULT PROFILE AND SETTINGS)

MODEM : LPS

GAPPS : JusTunBean 3.2.1 quick flash
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ciribaski:
....and you always give us good suggestions! :good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jgcaap:
Anyone know the list of voltage used by the kernel for each mhz?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Unexist6969:
you can check it with any cpu apps like setcpu nstools etc, if i remember 1200 mhz @ 1300mv on so on
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Unexist6969:
Stweaks, by gokhanmoral working great on dorimanx kernel ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MistahBungle:
People in many countries have limited data plans, having data always on tends to mean you chew through your monthly allowance in 2 weeks, and then end up paying 4/5/6x your normal monthly bill in excess data charges. Nothing wrong with leaving data off when you're not using it. Frankly, to me at least, that's sensible unless you're on an unlimited data plan.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Flint2:
Thank you very Much Dori !

7.4 Working great on latest AOKP build 5 !

Sent from my GT-I9100 Powered by Dorimanx kernel and AOKP unicorn
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SachsenPowl:
Hey dori, since 7.4 U have disable ipv6 in your kernel. For me i still have this f*cking wlan_rx wakelocks.. can u fully deactivate it? Drains my battery very fast.

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9100 mit Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KenHua:
Thanks Dori for the fantastic update. The database write performance is now 10 times faster compared to that of ver 7.3. Great Job!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jati1981:
Agree mate, not all of us have unlimited data plan :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] g3ckospy:
wifi tethering

hi will ask if someone else here is experiencing the same problem that i have right now. i cannot seem to connect to my device using wifi tethering. is it a known issue.

tried to search the thread though wasn't able to find concrete answer..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Crescendo Xenomorph:
Care has been taken to Honusnap, he's badmouthing Dori @ CM10 Disc thread & PA thread.

I don't care if I get banned from XDA because of that. I just don't like ppl who talk big, badmouthing someone and do nothing.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GaboWinter:
None problem here mate, I'm actually answer from my laptop with tethering just for test. The only "detail" it's that take some more time to connect but after that works fine.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Crescendo Xenomorph:
No no, dont change that. You know the best. That's why I said its not a big deal. Its only small 0.5secs stutter, no problem for me at all... :)

And i dont really get it, why ppl fuss about those 0.5secs stutter... Its only one time and if you use good music player,its not even there.

Poweramp got zero stutter even on screen off/on. Just dont use free crap one. :) and unleash this beast!

---Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S2 via [ALTIMIT] Network.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GaboWinter:
Yeah, I've seen your post there...just as comment, I'm not defending anyone, I don't think that post there be the best option, that could release a useless flame war that gonna end in messages deleted by the mods and nothing else, I know that it's great have members of the community that take care of the developers, but if @dori give just the rightful importance to that comments maybe we need to do the same just for avoid make the issue bigger. Of course that you don't be banned for that but imagine that happens, I think that this thread loose a very good team member that give reports, make tests and support in the best way and why? Not the best reason eh? Just leave that the things pass, after all we are here for the development, we need focus on that. ;)

Just IMO.

EDIT: The official answer:

Original Post: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=33082476&postcount=11739
[Galaxy S II Android Development] g3ckospy:
is it like it cannot connect then after a few seconds or so it says limited access? cause this is what im experiencing when using wifi tethering.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GaboWinter:
Starts to connect, then after some seconds says disconnect, then I choose again the connection from my laptop and now everything it's fine.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] g3ckospy:
seems to me were having the same problem, though mine is really a pain in the ass.. will try to sort things out though hopefully.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] maciekbe:
I have two way recording from line with Total Recall for S2. It can perform special workaround.

GT-I9100, ICS 4.0.3

WanamLite.Stock.XXLPQ

Kernel DorimanX 5.90

Modem+RIL Pack XXLQ6

Poland P4 (Play)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Crescendo Xenomorph:
Yes, I agree with you.... :o

I just don't get why ppl like that bother to go to someone's thread and troll there and go to another thread badmouthing someone from other thread....

Anyway, sorry for OT and lets back to development... ;)

ATM, testing this https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.swapit.expander.de&hl=en

Dunno if thats better than ZRAM, but the good point is it don't compress physical RAM as its using SWAP file inside SDCARD.

I use 512Mb with 80 swappiness, so far so good, no performance impact with class 6 SDCARD.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Unexist6969:
@crescendo that app is something similar like this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1814311&highlight=hard+swap

Haven't tested it yet but hardswap is better then zram :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Vihru:
is that battery or default profile better? can i change screen freq? and gamma and others?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GaboWinter:
1.- All depend of your needs mate, default it's definitely pretty good but if you want/need more try extra battery.

2.- Yes you can, via ExTweaks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Naamah:
Dorimanx 7.4 has a usb ethernet adapter driver? mouse / keyboard driver? usb host?

Until now I found that only stock based kernel have a good driver collection.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Vihru:
im searching kernel for best battery life.. and thats why im asking witch settings are best for that in Dorimanx and extweaks. for getting best battery time ever.. so can someone share if have got very good battery life.. :) 0,4% at hour in deep sleep are my target :p is it impossible? some guy get that in siyah... but i hope dorimanx beat it someway.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Crescendo Xenomorph:
That's better method :good: :cool:

But I've tried that so many times and for some reason, the parted SDcard is recognized as damaged card :confused:

I already followed all steps, even used ubuntu to partition my SDcard but unsuccessful.

And the RAMexpander app I mentioned is very easy to use. I only need to define how much the SWAP I need, the swappiness (set it to 80) and the SDcard I will use (external/internal, I use external so I won't shorten the internal SD life).

It create swapfile (maybe its loop file) inside the sdcard. :)

The good part is, no CPU overhead as it won't need to compress/uncompress RAM.

Maybe our man Dori could implement this as an option in ET (make new "virtual RAM" tab to accommodate this)? ;)

EDIT: Set the swappiness to 100 to maximize the use of swap.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] d3l1:
Is 5GHz Wifi working for anyone with CM10 base?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] inferno17x:
I have tried using the mentioned swap methods quite sometime ago with swappiness 100 and works perfectly. Although it will release some physical RAM which is not often used by applications to your swap partition but when the applications needs them it will then pull from your swap partition but during this time there seems to have a lot of lag for me.

Hence I have removed it and used V6 Supercharger to control the OOM and this methods works better for me without zRAM or Swap.

Primary ROM: ParanoidAndroid 2.22

Kernel: Kernel_Dorimanx 7.4

Device: GT-I9100

Modem: XXLQ6
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TheMatrix2000:
Yes, we can record 2way. Look at here on page 9. Download that zip file. There are 2 files in it. Replace them, and bamm, 2 way recording works with a program of your choise. I use call and voice recorder pro

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1065110
[Galaxy S II Android Development] maciekbe:
Volumes

I'm skilled in sound. I'd like to test volume controls. I copied codes you've provided. Now I only have to learn how to use them to change anything. I have never ever use line commands nor scripts and I'm not skilled in Linux :silly:

By the way some facts about audio volumes to consider.

A speaker design has its parameters like max power it can handle from an amplifier and sensitivity - how loud it is from given input. Max volume is of course limited by a mechanical design. I don't think we can make our S2s much louder and comparing to other models is no evidence that it can be done.

In-call volume is affected by transmission type GSM vs. 3G and by the other party mic/speech quality. It can vary a lot. If someone get always too quiet volume then maybe he live at no 3G area or his speaker is damaged. I hope his ears are ok. Boosting poor signal will not help and can lead to distortions.

I afraid of manipulating in-call mic volume because it is coupled with the second mic at the top of S2 for distant noise cancelling.

For sound from players it is different story. Some recordings have very low sound level. It would be useful to boost them on headphones or speaker. Some players provide it by software, like MX Player for ex. Second point is, S2 can have volume limitation due to some law regulations. They are wrongly implemented and it is desirable to override them, just like with some portable players. Here I can see benefits of kernel volume tweaks. Now, implementing volume boost controls, please remember we always have usual volume slider. It is 100% enough to have simple switch from normal to max boosted. We will have all intermediate levels by moving usual volume slider. There is no need for steps like +3, +6... or +4, +8 etc. This is how it is in professional equipment - a range switch, like HI and LO plus usual dial knob.

Now last, but very important - mic sensitivity for recording. We all suffer from ugly, distorted live concert recordings. Our S2s cannot handle loud sounds. There may be different reasons. If only our microphones and their preamplifier circuits can handle loud volumes, there is a hope. Let's see if we can attenuate mic recording level at the driver and get clean sound from loud source. This is what I'm curious the most.

Generally I don't think our Yamaha chips are bad. This brand is very good from pro audio point of view. Miracles like super bass or super wide fx are only toys. Sound of music is produced the way musicians want us to hear it. The best way of listening is flat, non altered high quality. Changing this is always to worse direction. Now, if someone has a bad headphones or hearing problems, he can compensate using some EQ (tone equalization, correction). This is where EQ is really useful and many players has it built-in.

Making my points short:

1. Headphone boost on/off.

2. Speaker boost on/off.

3. Microphone recording level attenuate on/off.

Wish me luck learning android :silly:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Crescendo Xenomorph:
Hmmm, What class are your SDcard? the min is class 8, but mine class 6 give no lag at all.

And did you know that V6Supercharger script is no longer working in the recent kernel build?

Dori had disabled the manual OOM grouping and set it to auto for better management.

And that effectively disabled the ability to control the memory management using that V6 script. ;)

Meaning: those script are no longer working. :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] big_bum:
You must read a lot of how systems works. Setting swappiness to 100 will only do harm. 60 is the default value in Linux Kernel, 0 in Dorimanx's since you don't have swap by default in S2.

I recomend you the folowing links:

http://duartes.org/gustavo/blog/post/page-cache-the-affair-between-memory-and-files

http://duartes.org/gustavo/blog/post/what-your-computer-does-while-you-wait

Read the last one and you'll understand why you have lag.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Crescendo Xenomorph:
Thanks I never know that... I only think how to maximize the swap usage and free more RAM.

I have my swappiness set to 80 now and its smoother indeed. :highfive:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] inferno17x:
Yes I'm aware of that that Dori has removed the adj file which disable the OOM grouping Zepp is currently working on updating the script for this.

Mine is a class 10 SDcard however feels lag when applications trying to pull the resources from the swap partition.

Primary ROM: ParanoidAndroid 2.22

Kernel: Kernel_Dorimanx 7.4

Device: GT-I9100

Modem: XXLQ6
[Galaxy S II Android Development] oblivianz:
It's not working for me on Samsung base nor cm10 base
[Galaxy S II Android Development] inferno17x:
Thank you for providing this information will have a try again.

Primary ROM: ParanoidAndroid 2.22

Kernel: Kernel_Dorimanx 7.4

Device: GT-I9100

Modem: XXLQ6
[Galaxy S II Android Development] big_bum:
Free RAM = wasted ram:cyclops:

You could leave a default of 60 (like in upstream kernel) if you really want to use swap.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] follettoverde:
I have to correct my post......

5.90 is absolutely fantastic! can't believe it is true!

I will try default profile

a beer for the magician is mandatory ( 7P072190M2665033M )
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ZeNiXxX:
hey dorimax. i visited the siyah kernel homepage and i've seen a big changelog for our s2. But your kernel is based in siyah and i got a better batterylife and Performance with your kernel so i would like to ask you, when can we expect an mega update of your kernel ? :)

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Siberian Tiger:
Please don't spam this thread.

Dori releases a new kernel almost every 2 days , GM left S2 long ago that's why the big changelog.

If you see the changelogs that dori provides then you''ll see is almost the same with GM .

Thank you :)

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bagadj:
Bln not working good for me... now i have to use bln control to set bln timeout... if i set via extweaks bln timeout is not working....

Inviato dal mio GT-I9100 con Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sun90:
try after re-setting extweaks profile in recovery and see:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] P900:
Which Version can i use with this Rom?

[ROM][AOKP/CM10][4.1.1][AROMA][5-10-2012]ThunderBolt Rom JB V4
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sasho36:
5.90 as it doesn't have the mali driver.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] P900:
Can I take the first kernel in the list for Rom?:confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pro.aggro:
Which rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] P900:
[ROM][AOKP/CM10][4.1.1][AROMA][5-10-2012]ThunderBolt Rom JB V4
[Galaxy S II Android Development] panagiotis4te:
You can really find it if you read OP of this thread and rom's thread.

@sasho36 has already answered you.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] maciekbe:
NO!!! Always take third from the end of list :laugh:

I'm sorry, I had to... ;)

I'm using 5.90
[Galaxy S II Android Development] P900:
This One?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cybernetus:
This is the line used to disable ipv6 .

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=32981980

Search for this Lin on your cortex_brain script and remove this or change.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] j2002:
What's wrong with previous answers? You already have the solution
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Tak3r07:
If he removes it the ipv6 is enabled again and you get wlan wakelocks as before..

but your right, wakelocks didnt disappear after disabling ipv6 S expected :(

Rom: AOKP Official latest

Modem: M250 UB23

Kernel: Dorimanx latest @ default settings
[Galaxy S II Android Development] maciekbe:
No. I was joking. I'm sorry. I would recommend 5.90 of course.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Floydfire:
Dori your kernel its configurable via stweak also, it's basically the same and siyah it's switching to stweak so why you no switch also? It's only graphically better... I think...

Inviato dal mio GT-I9100 con Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Osyx:
No it's not, to do that he will have to change all? the scripts first.

Post by himself: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=33075718

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Phone details:​

Phone: Samsung Galaxy SII

Android version: 4.1.2

Android ROM:ParanoidAndroid 2.x+ [JB]

Kernel version: Dorimanx Kernel

Recovery: CWMR Touch v6.0.1.2