yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Patschi_:
Ah okay :)

But which button do you mean?

Do you mean the buttons for "options" and "back"?

The buttons near by the menu button?
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Mohamed Hegazy:
Yeah, the options and the back :D, it's very useful when you don't notice you got a text or a call.
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Patschi_:
Thank you for your answer :)

Yes BNL would be very nice :D
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] lorinkundert:
Nice if China did not block file hosting sites like mediafire
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Ratheesh143:
@Street79 How to remove clockworkmod recovery ?
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] zairie92:
if no bln

a feature like smart alert that vibrate when you pick up your phone to notify of missed events like S3 would be nice too ;)
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] gencka:
I am testing. Till now everything seems fine. Thanks for your great job
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] ad_ek:
bro street, you are the man!! your kernel is the best!

one question bro, anyway we can change the notification style?something like IOS notification. meaning dont let the notification compile. lets say 2 whatsapp msg comes in, notification will say 2 msgs. instead of that, can it be sperated? so we can see both notification without opening the app?

appreciate your help and work. thank you :D
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] DocteurT:
hi amigo

please , could you make like others custom kernels , i mean make some release all set , with no need to write file or so removing busybox etc , ;) sooy to ask but as acomplete noob i did'nt understand everything and don't like that much manipulate what i don't know lol ...thanxxx
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] creezalird:
ICS is out for G users, and it seems LP7 kernel codeworkx is working for the firmware. Hope u could utilize this to create streetware kernel for ICS :)
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Patschi_:
Yes, streetware kernel for ICS would be very nice :)

@Street79 Do you know now, what I mean with saving the preferences which can be made by placing "*_disabled" files in /sdcard?
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Street79:
hi patschi,

for now i planned to completely remove all these things. if something will be left over, i will make that your 'settings' will be saved (if you have to reflash the kernel or what ever...)
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Street79:
i think you can realize things like this with 'tasker' from the market. (for example: my phone vibrates every five minutes when i have a missed call or an unread message). you can download a 7-day-trial version of tasker here.
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Street79:
why do you want to do that? :eek:
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Street79:
i've never done things like that, but i can imagine, that you have to modify the framework-res.apk where the notification bar is located. but my java knowledge is very poor, so i can't help you with this... sorry...
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Street79:
at the moment, i have not planned to add bln support, because i will fail on getting a lights-library with bln support for our g. sorry!
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Patschi_:
It would be very nice, when everyone can choose between SuperUser and SuperSU :)

Do you know when do you release the next version? (1w, 2w, ...)
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] ad_ek:
its ok bro no prob :)
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Street79:
why do you want to use superuser and not supersu?

i think i will do the last changes this evening, but give me one or two days for testing...
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] ad_ek:
street, may i know what is your plans now that ICS is out. really looking forward for your kernels and hopefully roms.
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Street79:
for the moment, i'm only working on this kernel until it reaches a state, on that i can stop the work with a clear conscience.

besides i'm working on a gingerbread rom, but i think i will cancel this project without publishing something.

for the near future i've made no further plans yet. that doesn't mean, that there won't be a streetware-kernel for ics some day. it just means, what i said: i've made no plans yet...
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] halfbytecode:
Hi Street79,

For the next release you should consider the Touch ClockwordMod Recovery (http://download.clockworkmod.com/recoveries/recovery-clockwork-touch-5.8.1.5-galaxys2.zip). It works with the i9100G as well. I flashed it over v0.4.4 of your kernel.
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Patschi_:
Thank you for your good work :)

Because I always used SuperUser and I want still using it. SuperSU is a good app too, but I want still use SuperUser :)

It's my favourite SU-App.
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Street79:
hi halfbytecode,

i've tried and i don't know what to say...

the touchscreen responsiveness is very bad. have you tried to scroll down without selecting an unwanted option?

and it's slow. if you select an option, you have to wait about a second before you can select the next. the same if you scroll...

and if you press a hardware button, the recovery system freezes for some seconds and then reboots your phone into recovery again...

this are enough reasons for me to stay on cwm recovery 5.0.2.8.
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] darkshadow1997:
hey Street79

what about touch cwm from lucifr kernel. to be honest its atleast better then cwm touch 5.8.1.5.its different you will see.
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] midograna:
i think that the CWM which with Lucifr 1.6 kernel is the best touch tool .. can u make it in ur kernel?
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Street79:
i've had lot's of problems with superuser on an other phone. since then i prefer supersu. trust me, it's really the better choise. and if you still want to use superuser, feel free to replace supersu.
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Patschi_:
I never had problems with SuperUser. I already used SuperSU for some days - I had no problems, but I still want use SuperUser. I like the "Accept/Denied" screen more and it's much simplier than SuperSU.

When I want to use SuperUser, I've to remove the SuperSU.apk from /system/app and move the SuperUser.apk in this folder, right?

Thanks again for your good work & for your answers :)
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Street79:
if you want to remove supersu completely, you have to remove the following things too:

folder -> /system/bin/.ext

folder -> /data/data/eu.chainfire.supersu

don't forget to set the right permissions for Superuser.apk in /system/app (chmod 644 /system/app/Superuser.apk)

and don't forget to update your su-binary through Superuser
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Patschi_:
Thanks :)

I'll try it after you published the next version of your kernel without SuperUser :D
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] DocteurT:
hi man

hi , sorry to insist but i m very interested by your work , and i really don't know how to work on code files ... help please thx
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Street79:
no need to worry about, the next version won't confuse you... trust me...
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] halfbytecode:
Strangely I don't have those issues on my device. I can scroll pretty well without selecting any unwanted item and hardware back touch key works just fine for me. I takes me up by 1 level exactly.

Regarding the lag, frankly I've didn't pay much attention. Maybe the quick file selection overshadows it for me. :P
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] kingCV:
I am using Prometheus Custom ROM v1.3.7.. :thumbup:
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] DocteurT:
thanx

many thanx will wait till next one then good luck amigo
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Street79:
i will check it again later... maybe i can do something...
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Patschi_:
With how many MHz the phone is booting with your kernel? :)

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[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Street79:
hi,

i think it's time for the good-news bad-news game... :confused:

you just have to wait a little bit longer for the next version... :(

the reason is, that i decided to make lots of major changes, and therefor i need more time...

here is a short (and very incomplete) list, what i will do:

add an build-in command-line-tool to change some settings (maybe something like this: 'swk --switch-to-superuser' or 'swk --swith-to-supersu' or 'swk --switch-to-stock-bootanimation' or whatever...) no more need to create stupid empty files... ;)

maybe also create an app for that...

faster boot

add some preinstalled init.d-scripts

complete rewrite all scripts

add cwm touch recovery

...

if you have some more wishes...
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] hermanchb:
Awaiting for your ICS Kernel ~ ;)
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Street79:
hi hermanchb,

this is a gingerbread kernel...
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] fauzi_91:
Can u make it base on ics?:)
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Street79:
maybe later... i've posted my plans for the near future a few posts before...
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Patschi_:
Could you let the phone boot at 1,2Ghz? So it would be very fast ;D

If you need a beta tester for your experimental kernel, I would test it :)

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[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Patschi_:
Something new news? :)
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Street79:
i'm still working... ;)
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] mohannad072:
Am one of the biggest fan off ur work bro ....waiting :thumbup:
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Patschi_:
I'm still waiting :D

Sometimes my phones needs about 5 seconds to come to the lockscreen - is this because the kernel or because I added something for deep sleep in the build.prop?
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Street79:
i think i will do the last things this evening, so that i can begin to test everything...

what did you add?
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Patschi_:
I've added these lines:
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] togcbu:
Im using streetware 0.4.4 and superrom v3.1. I keep losing wifi connection. The wifi indicator changes from green to grey and this repeats endlessly over time. So when I send wassapp msg, the green tick indicator sometimes doesnt until I turn off wifi and back on 3g. When im on facebook, it always show connection lost. I've factory reset, clear cache, clear dalvik cache n fix permission but same problem happen. Battery life is also poor. At nite when I sleep, it could drop up to 10% in 6 hours. Is thr anything that I shd do? Is tis the rom or kernel issue?
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Street79:
hi togcbu,

i can't imagine that these issues depends on the kernel. i'm using 0.4.4 for the last weeks without your problems...
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Street79:
version 0.5: nearly all work done... have to change some scripts tomorrow because touch recovery includes a different busybox version...
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Kingspp:
Release date???
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] toppits:
it's done when it's done.
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] cirkinn:
pls fix touchscreen responsiveness. it is seizing and freezing.
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Street79:
can you give me some more info's about that, please...
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] cirkinn:
in menu transition it isn't transition, it is seizing for a time and opening a app. and some times it freezing for a second. sorry for my english. i hope i managed explain my problem.
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] cirkinn:
i newly recognized that my problem is only occuring when my phone ported to pc via usb or while it is charging.
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] togcbu:
what rom are you using?
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] vehlan:
New in this Thread

Waiting for street's latest kernel. This is the smoothest kernel i ever experienced i9100g. Great Job.:good:
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] cirkinn:
my phone is freezing while playing a game... may you fix it?
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] Street79:
good news: the work is done!

we will test the new version the next two or three days to make sure it is stable and all new features work correctly. until now, everythings looks very good... ;-)

here is a short summary what new features you can expect:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tom-Helge:
Hello.

Since i have got me the Samsung Galaxy Note after i sold my Samsung Galaxy S II, then i wonder about one thing.

The thing i wonder about is, does the Galaxy Note have the exact same microphones as the Galaxy S II have?

I'm asking because i made a topic about the microphones on my Galaxy S II as you can see here.

Does the Galaxy Note have the same problem as the Galaxy S II have there?

Alright, this is the question i'm wondering about.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tom-Helge:
So no one knows anything about this?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] highspeedcode:
I start an Android Development class in the near future. My plan is to purchase either an Asus TF300 or TF201. I have searched the web and forums specifically for this setup and have some concerns:

Will I need the keyboard dock to connect it to my pc for development?

Some posts mention getting root access and downgrading. I don't want to void warranty. Is this a concern?

Anything else that would stop me from being able to test my Android apps on this device?

Thank you!
[Thunderbolt General] donnyp1:
Uhh, ok. What is this?
[Thunderbolt General] scottthreet32:
just a 411 to let ppl know its out since update phone reboots by its self
[Thunderbolt General] geoff5093:
There are already numerous threads about the new update
[Thunderbolt General] scottthreet32:
Where?
[Thunderbolt General] TheBeardedMann:
Here:

http://goo.gl/5Pqiv

Edit:

Had to. I mean come on, there are multiple ROMs based on 2.11.605.19 with 2.11.605.19 in the Thread Title! Sorry for having a lil fun on someone's else "Non-Searching" behalf. Feel free to get me back.
[Thunderbolt General] scottthreet32:
"Search" sucks I get everything but what I'm looking for.

Ya non oem ota update
[Thunderbolt General] disconnecktie:
I agree with this. I want to know whether there are some differences between the leak and the actual ota. Leaks are sometimes not the complete update.
[Thunderbolt General] mcimo88:
http://m.tgdaily.com/mobility-brief/63297-thunderbolt-ice-cream-sandwich-rollout-begins#

Did anyone else read this? It definitely made me laugh out loud. :rolleyes:
[Thunderbolt General] disconnecktie:
Yea I read it. I bet that guy has an iPhone lol.
[Thunderbolt General] mcimo88:
Haha. I'm surprised they haven't taken the article down yet.
[Thunderbolt General] skinien:
Oh, cool. Looks like the software update also adds an NFC chip.
[Thunderbolt General] teddyastuffed:
Lolol seriously -_- I want THAT update!! :)
[HTC One X] Daekin:
I have created small CWM package that can be used to inject zimage from one boot.img into other boot.img so that one can create proper boot.img for specific ROM that contains desired ramdisk.

Usage

download attached RAR

unpack it and place all source boot images (with new kernels) into tools/kernels folder

place destination boot images (with target ramdisks) into tools/ramdisks folder

pack all unpacked content into ZIP that can be flashed in CWM (original two folders must be in the root of ZIP to be CWM compatible)

put repacked injector ZIP file to SD card

flash the ZIP file which will result in creating new boot images in the root of internal SD card (they will be named using following pattern: kernel-ramdisk.img)

mount as USB mass storage and grab new boot images to PC

Screenshots

Troubleshooting

Problem

Solution

Download

zImage_Injector_v1.1.rar

zImage_Injector_v1.1 Aroma.zip - NEW! Credits: thunder07

Compatibility

This tool should be compatible with all devices running CWM-based recovery.

You will only need to replace the update-binary with the one for your device.
[HTC One X] nobnut:
Lookin' good!

Saves users waiting on chefs to update. Takes weight off chef's shoulders also.
[HTC One X] Rycon33:
Wow thanks! I had a hard time using other tool on repacking boot image. Always stuck on HTC splash screen lol. This one looks like the one I need:)

Edit:nice:)managed to repack franco's kernel for coredroid 2.1
[HTC One X] hiazn:
Great job, works like a charm!
[HTC One X] listentochaos:
Just tested with ARHD and faux123's kernel and it worked like a charm, big thanks.
[HTC One X] vua777:
really powerful ideals

hacking my toy now
[HTC One X] Daekin:
Faux123 has kernel for one x already? :eek: Or you just used my tool to inject kernel for other device?
[HTC One X] listentochaos:
He does indeed have a beta kernel out:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1647993
[HTC One X] techmatlock:
Did not work. Followed instructions and packed content into .zip, installed .zip, and the message stating, "Installation aborted".
[HTC One X] Daekin:
What error code?

Did you used it on one x? Update-binary may not be compatible with all phones.

I will add logging in next version.
[HTC One X] techmatlock:
Yeah, I'm using the HTC one x. Tried fixing permissions as well and did the install zip from sd card, not update zip. Only error message I saw was "Installation aborted". Tried repackaging as well.
[HTC One X] nis-gens:
Works perfect :), got franco's kernel working on cm9.
[HTC One X] Daekin:
Have you included both folders? Meta-inf and tools and are they in the root of archive?
[HTC One X] listentochaos:
Make sure when you repack the folders you choose just the META-INF and Tools folder, NOT the folder that those folders are in (zImage_Injector_v0.1).
[HTC One X] techmatlock:
Aha. The two folders aren't in the root of the .zip. They're in the folder that is extracted from the .rar. It's really late right now, but I'll reflash tomorrow. Thank you.
[HTC One X] wolfraim:
Not worked for me

I do the process, in the source folder i put the Franco's kernel.img and in the dest folder i put my villainromboot2.img and it flash the zip OK but... nothing appears in my sd root :( ! Any help?
[HTC One X] listentochaos:
Make sure the source and destination boot files are called boot.img.
[HTC One X] Shayer:
I had the same problem because i repacked the zip with winrar :(

But after repack with 7 zip it worked and newboot.img is created. Maybe your repack soft creates the problem as well ....
[HTC One X] wolfraim:
I do both thing, repacvked with 7zip and rename both boots to boot.img and the problem was solved, this needs to be posted in the OP i think.

Thanks a lot !!!
[HTC One X] Daekin:
Renaming files was there already.

Now added folder location.
[HTC One X] wolfraim:
Thanks ! :)
[HTC One X] techmatlock:
Yeah it worked now, thank you!
[HTC One X] DanteGR:
Great tool Daekin!

Just flashed my first custom kernel with no problem at all.

Many thanks my friend :)

Sent from my HTC One X Quad-core Beast
[HTC One X] hamdir:
can someone attach the tool rar file, i cant download from OP for some reason!
[HTC One X] Rycon33:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/28587036/HTC%20One%20X/zImage_Injector_v0.1.rar
[HTC One X] Rekoil:
Can someone explain steps 5 and 6 to me?
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
Once you have placed the 2 boot.img files into the correct subfolders you need to create a zip file which you will then flash in CWM. It has been recommended by some to use 7zip (rather than winzip) to create the zip

You need to be sure that you select the 2 folders named Meta-Inf and Tools and then create the zip with these 2 folders and not at the higher level.
[HTC One X] Rekoil:
This is where I was going wrong, I just compressed the folder including top level "zImage_Injector_v0.1" folder hehe.

Thanks.

Also, I can't use WinZip because I'm not a Windows user, but a zip is a zip.
[HTC One X] Basil3:
Tool worked perfectly for me, thank you!
[HTC One X] JEZ69:
hello guys

someone can just confirm wich kernel is source and wich kernel is destination please?..

for exemple if i m on leedroid rom and i want to install bricked kernel wich one is source ?....
[HTC One X] hopscotchjunkie:
The source is the new kernel you want to use (bricked in your case), destination is the RAMdisk you want to use the kernel with (Leedroid).
[HTC One X] phil.W:
don't suppose anyone has a video floating around able to show the method used to put the boot/kernel etc together? Tried with the new bricked but came up install aborted. Not sure if I am even doing it right using 7zip on windows.

Had tried adding the src + dst folders to the main directory of the zip but unsure really if I even did that right :confused:
[HTC One X] Rycon33:
^^just add to zip the tools and Meta folder
[HTC One X] JEZ69:
thanks a lot for reply i msure now

thanks again
[HTC One X] hopscotchjunkie:
A video?

1. Highlight META-INF folder

2. Highlight tools folder at the same time (ctrl+select)

3. Right click and select 'compress' (or 'add to zip' or similar depending on the program you're using).

4. End.

That would be a pretty boring video.
[HTC One X] wolfraim:
Use 7zip to compress the folders, winrar doesnt work very well.
[HTC One X] Daekin:
WinRAR works fine for me...but you need to enasure that in the root of the archive are both folders and not the "archive" folder itself (it is all stated in OP, so reading carefully you can do it safely to the finish line :) )
[HTC One X] wolfraim:
I already do it. I just says that i do to create the finalboot :)
[HTC One X] apascual89:
Thanks for your work. Ii worked perfect. The only observation is that it didn't create the new boot.img flashing with TWPR recovery. I flashed cwm then tried again and the new boot image was created.

Just sharing in case anyone is trying this with twpr recovery
[HTC One X] phil.W:
worked like a charm as you guys had mentioned, thanks everyone =)

any idea why bricked swipe to wake might not be working, where would I add that into ?
[HTC One X] Daekin:
I heard that it is not compatible with various mods, also the native HTC screenshot feature (you must flash bricked kernel modules to get it working properly)....

also I heard that if you leave device sleep long enough, then sweep2wake is not able to wake the phone...

anyway....continue the discussion in his thread. :p
[HTC One X] GuyAdams:
Great tool Daekin, many thanks.
[HTC One X] mahesh_9j:
Very Helpful tool, thanks man...it really works.
[HTC One X] zizo-88:
sorry for the noob question... how do i grab the newboot.img from cwm to flash ot in fastboot..?
[HTC One X] Daekin:
there is no way since CWM does not support mounting of internal SD card on devices like Asus Transformer TF101, Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, Samsung Galaxy S II and HTC One X (probably others....maybe all with internal storage :confused:).

reboot to ROM, mount SD card and copy it to PC. then you can flash it the usual way
[HTC One X] zizo-88:
So I shall do this before flashing the new kernel.. right?? So I just create the zip and then the newboot.img.. and then copy the file from my internal storage.. right??
[HTC One X] Daekin:
you cannot do that BEFORE...there will not be any newboot.img until you flash injector ZIP....

follow instructions in OP, after flashing repacked injector with the 2 boot.img you want there will be newboot.img on the root of internal SD card.

then reboot system in android mount internal SD card when plugged to PC and grab the file...
[HTC One X] osoelpeligroso:
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