yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] wonsky21:
There are some active developed kernels: NEAK, Thoravukk, Dorimanx.

I guess all that discussion here is pointless, fluxi obviously left xda :/
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Areg8_6:
+1
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Adam Hui:
Agree +1..

So that'd usually happened even at all rom/kernel/mod threads & it's OK go on... and he doesn't realize it & think he's a superior than most.. Don't think u can suck the ice cream which u couldn't buy, fluxi was 5step forward of your mind progress...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] meniak:
Couldn't have said it better myself...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] tghandour:
NEAK hasn't been updated since a month now and I think it is on the same path as Siyah.. so we are only left with Thoravukk, Dorimanx and also Dark Knight and CM..
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] wonsky21:
Well, AFAIK there's new update of NEAK behind the corner :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] :
nahh, those kernels will never have some major improvement. Their developers just want to delete all their SGII work to move to SGIII. It's like market competition [maybe yes]. Fluxi was the only dev that recuses donations [that I know]. That's why he was very active and doing some awesome work. Those unfinished kernels will forever still unfinished, [being radical...] because they just don't give a damn ... to the SGII. [please remind that I didn't say any name, can be with every kernel and every dev, as well no kernel and no dev. I'm just telling what I really think, and some of you may think the same thing]
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] rzat:
I moved to DarkKnight just before fluxxi decided to stop. That was just for test but it become my daily driver since. Not customisable but out of the box it has most of the stuff i would change on fluxxi anyway. Battery and performance even better than fluxxi with my use and my phone.

Btw checkrom v7 is out. probably will test it out of pure sentiment:) sg2 our not dead yet. Long live the king:D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Honusnap:
Good idea to concentrate on important things...

People stop moaning like your first girlfriend broke with you ! Life is like that, changes are always welcome, getting on the road discovering new horizons...

Thanks for your work Fluxi and perhaps we'll see you in some months... well .. i will certainly not be here anymore.. :).

Request for moderator : Add a limitation to threads, limited to viewers thath got more than xxxx Thanks, this will reduce noobs questions.

Do you allow your childs chouting, yelling, moaning when you speak seriously with friends ... no ... :laugh:
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Crazy-Silver:
I am using neak.... A great kernel for battery and performance......

Samsung Galaxy S II Powered by CyanogenMod 9 + Fluxi Kernel
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Ramalama:
Can anyone give me good uv settings?

Or your uv settings... anyone?

Cheers:-)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] BigGiantFish:
And questions like this are why the dev has left. READ the thread!!! Then go and read the thread that this should have been posted in and then if you still have a question ask.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] bajee11:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1732028
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] yahyoh:
i want to cry :crying::crying::crying: all kernel devs leave us : gokh- fluxi-simone :(:( now i feel like we have a device with dead kernel support = dead device :crying::crying:
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] voriax:
I know it's quite obvious in this thread but

I must say that I have tested several kernels and I do always return to Fluxi XX Kernel - from the first releases it is always the best :-)

Now I am on cMiui with preinstalled Fluxi and I must say I will never change it :-)

No probls at all.

I in oposite to most of you - I do not care for battery life :-)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Honusnap:
Do you change the engine of your car every day ..? No ? Does it change your car in an useless brick of metal ... nope... so it is for your phone.

Just a question : Do you know the differences between this kernel and a "stock" cm9 ..?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] :
Not a very good analogy...

1. A car engine costs money, a lot of money, maybe 15 times more a price of a cell phone [or more, don't know]. Kernel is free and there's a lot of those to test

2. Kernel may get outdated and incompatible

3. Kernel has always some bug and can always get better for free.

He is right. We can improve our phones, we aren't those people that still using GB 2.3.4 stock kernel. If we go back to 2.3.4 stock kernel we won't like to use the phone.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] yahyoh:
dose the engine work for it self ? nope there many chips and computer that drive the engine to make it better in power in fuel economy

our chips and computer that drive our soc is the kernel

so one kernel can make ur device piece of **** and drain ur battery in 2 hours another kernel can make ur device amazing fast and save ur battery

hope u got it :cool:
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Adam Hui:
What a better wise guy... u should remember when u're a noob..:D & now noobs make the different about u..
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pSyCh¤_O_O:
Just to say thanks for this great kernel. Im curently on SlimRom and ive never had such a "non heating up my phone like a beast" kernel that worked for "me" on high use since GB and this has just hit the spot for me. THANK'S!!

I didnt change any CPU settings just stock.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] WongKit:
I got the impression that kernel developers in general update their kernel every two minutes with features like <incomprehensible_technical_name_here> to say "This is a must have, it increases performance". In the end this change is going to be reverted in the following release because it slows the phone down or produces serious problems.

Although you marked your releases with "beta", I never felt like a betatester here.

So thank you for the work on your kernel!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] fifthelement:
I should disagree with you. we are geek flash maniacs ! look at the ordinary people who use SGSII. how often do they get an update through official channels ? does this mean their phones are useless ? I dont think even 1% of SGSII users have ever flashed their phones.

also there are millions of SGSII phones out there so I assure you there would be many devs willing to continue their job on this device and many will join :)

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I just checked and found out gokhan has released a new Siyah Kernel for S2 today version 3.3.3 :D so chill :D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] TheQuarterMile:
What is the most battery friendly version? With Led backlights and notifications functioning properly...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] siedus:
That's hard to say. Flash a kernel and try it. Reading this topic maybe give you a few tips...

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[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] ufo900:
I'm on .01Final and I'm satisfied about battery..

Some users have 02b10 and they're happy too.. :)

Try one of these..
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] killerdude7777:
XX Tweak App SM2 A1

hey xator91 ... how do you apply SM2 A1 color scheme in xxtweak->display app...can you tell me a command for terminal emulator that will apply SM2 A1 color scheme
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] :
I'm using XX.02b5 and I can't be happier. I'm going to try to learn how to build kernels etc. If I build something awful, I'm going to publish it, so I can learn more to build something satisfatory ;)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] yahyoh:
do u know c++ :rolleyes:

btw building is not something easy u can kill ur device playing with kernel :D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Prashanthme:
This is my battery life!! Using SLIM ICS 4.2 ROM with 27-06 FLUXI kernel NO UV or OC...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] AvRS:
This is also the wrong thread for talking about battery life with any ROM, please use the discussion thread even if this is no longer a development thread due to myfluxi stopping it can still be a useful resource for the kernel and battery life discussions aren't useful in the context of development.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Prashanthme:
Hey ya.. forgot I was abt to post it in general section.. Thanks for reminding :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] wonsky21:
Maybe some moderator should close this topic, since it's dev topic, developer doesn't support his kernel anymore, and there's also a separate discussion topic...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kalpik:
Who told you that? :/
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] MDE_86:
The developer did.

Tapatalk / SGS2 / Cyanogenmod 9 Nightly / Dorimanx Kernel.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] :
Agree. No dev talk anymore. There's nothing we can do. Nothing to fix in-built bugs.

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Go back a lot of pages. Yes, since a lot of pages, we were just crying ;(
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] coloxim:
With this kernel my phone sleep like baby...much better than other kernel..

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[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] xator91:
I have sended a pm with italian translation ! ;)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] LogeshMenon:
Voodoo lauder and voodoo sound is two different things all together.

Supercurio description of voodoo lauder... It's good to read the description of an app.. :rolleyes:

"LOUDER exploits Yamaha sound chip extra abilities to get very high output volumes.

While this app doesn't bring sound quality improvements like Voodoo Sound (hardware miss capabilities), its design is based on strong engineering and gives the best results your hardware can provide."
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Jokesy:
First Cycle on Fluxi RC4 gives fantastic result

Superb Kernel, thanks Fluxi

I flashed the Fluxi RC4 Kernel yesterday night after moving from Paranoid's D4 v10 ROM to Latest Hydrogenics 13/05/12.

What I did with the Phone were:

- About 3hr 50mins of browsing with Opera mini and ICS browser + via 3G

- About 3mins of Voice calls

- About 15 SMS sent & received

- About 45mins of Music Playback

- About 10mins of Video Playback

- Checking some stuffs on official app via 3G for about 20mins

- About 5 emails sent & received

- About 10mins of Facebook-ing via Official app

- About 1hr of constant Whatsapp-ing

- No WIFI

Summary:

On Battery time: 13hr 17mins 43s

Screen on Time: 5hrs 11mins 37s

PS: This is my first cycle with the new kernel and I believe further discharge/recharge should give better results. I use standard Galaxy SII battery 1650mAH

See attachments below for confirmation.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] :
Guys my phone is always staying at 200 or 500 MHz or 1200, little at 800 and 1000; intermediate steps are almost non existent (a bunch of seconds each). How to tweak governor tunables to make it better? I don't think it needs to ramp up so aggressively...

Thanks a lot!! Waiting for rc5 and fixed app ;)

Sent from my SGS2 - SlimICS Rom & Syiah Kernel
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] bajee11:
Just went through them.. seriously, amazing job. I'm going out now, I should be back at night, I'll apply the changes and recompile it when im back. Thanks again for your input. :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] elite_gamer04:
Currently already using Superuser which comes with CM9, even updated it to double check all good.

Settings within xxTwraker still won't save :(
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] myfluxi:
What you are describing is intended. ondemands frequency for responsiveness will ramp up to 500 as first step. And after that ondemand always sets its target to max freq by default.

To get the behaviour of your choice use the Tweaker: CPU / Governor: ondemand / Governor settings: freq_responsiveness: "200" / freq_step: 20%" / up_threshold_min_freq: "85%".

That way, the first step will be your minimum freq. After that ondemand will target 20% of what it would usually target.

Not saying that it makes sense but you get what you want ;)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] :
Same here. I've tried everything suggested, but it just won't happen.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] coloxim:
No I've understand what the frequ step is it..

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[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] remorema:
awesome kernel so far.

only issue I ran into was with the xx app english translated version. after uninstalling german version installed english version and it disapeared from app drawer when I reebooted. just reinstalled and its working fine.

other minor issue is that with this kernel my aosp rom uses external sdcard as primary storage.

edit: just read the faq about translated version issue. have to say that installing app twice as I did also works. without the need to create an empty file in data folder
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pelpa87:
well, first battery cycle that i'm using this kernell with Hydrogenics!(Don't know if this sentences is written in a correct way, excuse my poor english). and is pure awesom!!

10 hours of really heavy use(facebook, twitter, music, web browsing, downloading and installing apps, texting, whastapp, and a few more things), and still with 8 percent of battery!!! thats a mind blowing battery life!

great work fluxi!!

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had de same problem! some post above is the solution..

though i write it for u :

for switching the primary storage memory go to sttings-->Device Tweaking-->general-->System property-->and mark/unmark switch sdcard mount point.

and reboot

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reinstall app an then go to /data/data/net.fluxi.xxtweaker/shared_prefs and delete the xml file in it. then start app and set your preferenses and reboot and see if that fixes the problem...

worked for me...

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if you want i can translate to spanish, give me the list of words...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] msquared:
Can anyone post me the italian xxTweaker app link?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] remorema:
thoose are probably aokp settings. in CBR rom I cant find thoose settings anywere. rom dev released a new version today with mounting points fixed will try it later.

so far this kernell is butter smooth. if I can pull off 4h of screen on Ill be more than happy.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] :
Thank you of your reply :)

It looks like I have too little knowledge of how on demand works to understand your explanation to the fullest, but I get the idea. I find my phone really fast with your kernel, so I was thinking about sacrificing a little bit of it for the sake of battery.

What still I am missing is why on stock kernel the phone goes more often to 800mhz than yours (1000 isn't much used in both cases, and now I understand why it's being skipped by on demand governor). Is it because of preferring 500mhz that it saves more battery and gets good reports? Just asking out of curiosity to learn more,i dont mean any criticism nor sarcasm nor false expertise :)

Another two little questions that may prove obvious and I'm off until next version :p

Why having so many freq steps, if they are not meant to be used much since ondemand jumps from 200 to 500 to maximum? Is there a specific purpose, or is it mainly to allow user customisation?

Thanks a lot for your patience and work, can't wait to test rc5 ;)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] :
Didn't work for me mate, thanks anyway. I give up now
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] elite_gamer04:
Ditto, still no luck here :( - it's so weird only some users are seeing this issue. Raverlee are you also on CM9?

WHY YOU NO SAVE SETTINGS /cry
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Cygnuss:
when will this kernel support MIUI V4?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] hospital349:
Yeah, same here. Well, it's a bit hit & miss really:

Sometimes I reboot and settings will be partially saved.

Sometimes I reboot and they'll all be saved.

Other times, they just completely reset.

(This is after attempting numerous 'theoretical' fixes posted throughout the thread).

It's a real shame because the 1 successful cycle that I did have without the app resetting itself, was probably the best battery cycle I've ever had on any kernel...

and Fluxi definitely has some stiff competition to beat.

Please please please, for the sake of so many people pulling their hair out over this; fix the saved settings bug!

Otherwise, thank you for such a wonderful kernel. QUALITY!! :D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] myfluxi:
Again, some logcats of system start-ups would help. I triple checked each and every setting on my device and it's flawless.

Regarding the freq steps: My credo is, let the governor decide. Offer lots of steps and leave the rest to ondemand and other "intelligent" governors. ondemand doesn't step up 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8, it wil ramp up as quickly as possible 1-8 (if you do not throttle like explained above). There is no point in artificial selections of freq steps as we cannot predict the optimum freq for every possible task. There is no point in smooth scaling mechanisms that do not invoke delayed work either.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pelpa87:
guys, anybody having problems with bluetooth and wi-fi direct??? i'm using Hydrogenic's latest build released and this Kernel. and even thoough i can switch both things on. i can't receive anything. it's like my phone rejects the transfer. thats what the other phone says....
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] :
Yes mate....well I was. Just moved to resurrection remix, but its still the same problem here.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] coloxim:
Please...let turn off the phone while charging..

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[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] remorema:
miui v4 is samsung based unlike ginger miui that was cm7 based so this kernel will probably not support miui since they choose the sammy way. maybe when cm9 is rock solid we'll see a miui v4 based on cm9 but I doubt that.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] snappy123:
gone back to cm9 stock kernal, gave up on xxtweaker app not saving settings after reboot.

performance is very good, smooth and i like the preset touch sensitivity settings. now on cm9 feels very sluggish and jerky? at times.

battery pretty similar both cm9 and fluxi. cm9 deep sleeps better.

this kernal is good but until someone figures a way to save the setting after reboot back to stock for me.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] jacobrucia:
+ 1

When my Phone is off on charging, it switch on by itself....

I cannot switch off my Phone to charge it...

Jacocaj from mobile
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] jacobrucia:
+ 1

Jacocaj from mobile
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] adinpop:
xxTweaker En for RC3

I need it cos i tried again rc4 but i have issues with wifi, charging on and stick settings on xxtweaker. I flash back Rc3, but dont have xxtweaker en for it anymore. Pls a link...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] XDA mark:
For me it's not really a problem with the xxTweaker app not saving after reboot. I reboot my phone once in 2 days or something, maybe even more time. And then I just uninstal the xxTweaker app (it says it's not installed), reinstall the english version, change the 3 settings I need and done.

And I always keep my phone on while charging, so that as well is not a problem for me.

Happy Fluxi user :D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] superleeds27:
Not sure why people are having issues.

Put the XXtweaker app in the system/app folder.

Make sure youve ticked the boxes, load after restart.

I've got no problems doing it this way

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RC5 Will be coming soon i think.

No longer xx.01, because I still do not so busy and also test a device to have. The same is true for OTG. RC5 is hopefully identical to the final.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Jokesy:
I'm using latest hydrogenics with this fantastic kernel and everything is working including bluetooth and wifi direct.

Did you flash kernel cleaning script before flashing this kernel? that may be the culprit
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] myfluxi:
RC5 will come with a possible fix for the settings issue. Can't test myself because my device doesn't suffer from it, so I'm using you guys as guinea pigs :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] hughfollett:
Thanks fluxi!! Have you solved the issue for people that charge the phone after turning it off? I can't charge my phone when it is off because it turns on by itself.

Thanks in advance!

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[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Jokesy:
I so much believe that charge stuff was a feature because the last I ask Samsung about battery health, I was told it's definitely wrong to always charge the phone when switched off.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] iamnotkurtcobain:
Great ;). What changes can we expect with rc5?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] xator91:
Good, i waiting RC5 and i Will test it ;)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] msquared:
Hello guys today i got an issue on this kernel ... i set performance ad governor and i found the phone frozen 2 Times in 10 minutes... can u try and tell me if it's my problem or a kernel issue;)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] xator91:
It's your problem.. the kernel doesn't have any issue, look your bus voltage e your CPU voltage
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] msquared:
I didn't touch the bus voltage and the frequency i made only a 50 mV undervolt
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] xator91:
The causes is undervolt ;) try TO set default ;)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] msquared:
Cheers mate:D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] gadibob:
Triangle away + Fluxi Kernel

Hello,

Any one have expiriance with the combination of:

SGS2

Hydrogen-ics 0505

Fluxi kernel RC4

And the use of "triangle way app"?

I want to run this app and wandering if any one did this.

Thanks in advanced.

Edit: thanks four the replay! Run the App, all went ok.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] xator91:
I ha ve tried but with stock CM9 you can use this without problem! I ha ve only tried jig USB with hydrogen
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] edangel:
do it mate :)

i did it on hydrogen 05/05 but with stock kernel..no problems at all!worked like a charm and triangle was dissapeared from reboot :):)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] hughfollett:
Well I used that app two days ago... I'm on ParanoodAndroid and I was using siyah.. I think that you can fell safe wih your combo, because what matters is the custom counter.. My steps:

1. Powered the phone off and rebooted in download(volume down+home+power).. with the reboot option of the power button I didn't get the flash counter number, so I need to power off the phone..

2. Looked at the flash counter number

3. Rebooted normally and I saw that the flash counter matched the TriangleAway counter

4. Run the app..

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[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] coloxim:
I've a request

;p

I use much the gamma value when I'm in the dark..but if I move in sunny place I've change the option in xxtweak...so is possible that the gamma values work only for the low brightness? And when the display use more brightness the gamma value is 0 automatically?

sorry for my English..

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