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[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] XtazyMike:
O.T but...

I must say, it's sad to see that as customers you need to worry about the counter.

The store I bought my S2 wrote on my warranty card that it will still give me warranty even if I flash custom roms.

And it's not just me, everybody that buy in that store doesn't need to worry about it...

Sorry for the O.T, had to put it out there.... ;)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Spannaa:
True, but you can easily make a custom restore zip by replacing every file in the recovery zip with the corresponding files pulled from your phone before flashing the JKay Framework.

I made a couple for WanamLite v12.0 & WanamLite 12.2 so people trying my modded framework didn't have to re-flash their rom if they decided they didn't want to use it.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] _JKay_:
No.. on the sgs2 you can use Samsung Recovery to install a temporary cwm to install jkay.

On the sgs3 I have not been able to find a such. But here you can use Odin to flash a cwm recovery image... without rooting.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] vagsvag:
??

Hi friends, uhlps stock rom with Kernel Dorimanx 5.3 SGII is odexed or deodexed ?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] _JKay_:
Stock roms from Kies or Samfirmware are always odexed... a custom kernel does not change that.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Mario1968:
Hi JKay, how to use universal flasher tool (based on VRTheme) to distribute your framework? This tool, like VRTheme do a (CWM flashable) backup of the modified/overwrited files so you can restore exactly what you have previous to instal this framework.

Thank you

Mario

Inviato dal mio Galaxy S2 con Tapatalk2®

XWLPF Stock

Siyah 3.4+

Jkay V14.1
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Vilzu:
Soo... I know you probably hate these questions but are you going to make a 4.0.4 vesrion for XWLPO thanks
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Skyman1:
That's it...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] _JKay_:
I don't hate these questions.. I love them... they show that people like what I do!

But I guess I need to update my faq's more often... and try making them more visible... to avoid to same questions over and over again.

But to answer your question: I'm busy with i9300 right now. New roms on i9100 have to wait. Sorry.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] dbesoli:
I think that for people on this forum is most important to know if a new rom for S2 has jkay mod available than other new features from google or samsung.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Vilzu:
That's exactly why I asked before flashing the new 4.0.4 stock rom from samsung
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] dbesoli:
well, about clock frozen...

just now i've got a frozen clock. Why? whatsapp has just crashed while i tried to see a picture received from a contact. Android let me to terminate whatsapp but now the clock is frozen on 18:01.

I´m sure 100% the problem is not related with jkay

EDIT

By the way. Changing one item on quick settings panel the clock has defrozen (Now I´m sure 98% the problem is not related with jkay )
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] _JKay_:
The reason why the clock is updated when you use Deluxe Settings is because Deluxe Settings updates it in case you changed it's color.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Kadhim7:
Hello

Jkay just a Question

What are you planning to do in your next release ?^_^
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Shahrokh.KING:
hi jkay

r u gonna release your framework for 4.0.4 roms like XWLPO? because i want to move to them but i wont till ur awesome deluxe is ready for them
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Thialala:
He already answered to that question few posts above. He will but not now because he's busy with S3.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Idan73:
Just a few things to add jkay.

Triangle away is free in the forum, paid only in app store as form of donation.

Ideally we need side loaded temp cwm with spoofed signature like we have on sgs2 and sgs original, which does not increase counter, cause it's essentially temp update.zip that does not replace original recovery. Sadly koush in sgs3 only provided permanent image version, although zip version is also available for download from his site, sans signature, so it fails on stock recovery.

Waiting for JKay mod on GT-I9300
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] _JKay_:
Hi.. Currently I'm busy with porting it all to i9300. But after that I will have a look at my to-do list...

I want to add profile support to my Deluxe lock screens. But also widget support for notifications, calendar and music.

But also support for direct call and direct sms from the lock screens.

And then there's all the new toggles for the Quick Settings panel... landscape/portrait, 2g/3g, NFC, File sharing, USB mount, USB tethering etc etc...

as you can see there's a lot to do.. and I probably forgot a lot since I don't have the to-do list on me now...

So obviously not all will make into the next release... cuz there's also user support, more roms to port to etc...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kicker1925:
Jkay for JB 4.1.1 (for SGS2 19100)

Hi! Jkay, I know you're so busy nowadays I mean always.

Just a question, Is it possible to have a Jkay release for JB 4.1.1 for SGS2 19100?

Thanks and more power!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] _JKay_:
Hi... are we talking CM 10 ?

If yes then maybe.....

If Samsung releases v4.1.1 for i9100 via kies... then yes!

I would also love to do mods for CM10.. but only if everything works 100% including FM radio!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pasquy85:
..don't forget to add something to choose if you want a 100% transparent status bar or a 50% one! :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Ray1:
seriously you never had the status bar clock freeze before?

i'm sorry for being rude previously, i believe bugs are taken care of serious.

but please bear with me as i'm seriously not making this up.

the guy at 2 pages back said that task killers cause it.

good theory. i dont use task killers app, or use the free ram feature at default task manager at all.

i would like to ask are these 3 actions the same?

1. long press back to close app

2. go to default task manager, end app/end all app

3. bring up recent app list (long press home), then swipe away app/use your remove all button

which one of the above is considered not healthy kind of closing app

that will cause status bar freeze?

i use 3 alot, 2 occasionally, and 1 very very rarely.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] RS050377:
Sounds nice :good:. Hope the first release will be soon. Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] _JKay_:
It's already in v14.1... just uncheck 'Darker background' in Common lock screen options.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] _JKay_:
Hi.. I believe you and I really want to fix this.. doesn't matter if it's a JKay issue or Samsung rom/kernel issue. Let's see what happens when I release JKay for i9300. If people suddenly start to get issues here too then it must be something in my framework!

Regarding the 3 actions:

1) It only kills the running app and does not kill system apps. But it looks like some launcher and widgets still gets killed. Will look into that.

2 and 3 does the exact same thing and should not cause any problems... I too use those a lot without any issues.

It must be some other apps or services that conflicts with the framework and causes the clock/alarm service to stop. Maybe when they are being killed...

Could you send me a list of the apps you use? Including launcher and widgets. And also a backup of your Deluxe Settings. Maybe I then can reproduce this and find something in the log files.. Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Wezi:
The status bar clock freezes on occasion, some days it freezes multiple times. I reported this before so did other users. I've NEVER used a Task Killer.

Could have been a XWLPG issue, since yesterday i've 'upgraded' to UHLPS, with Jkays Nexus 7 framework (loving the notification drop down theme) and i've not had any issues yet. Will report back after a few days of use, and of course if i do get a clock freeze on UHLPS.

PS: I think i may have restored my Alarms with Titanium Backup when i moved to XWLPG, this could have been the cause for the clock freezes, my stock alarm clock would almost never work after a lengthy period of deep sleep (i.e. overnight). I moved to Alarm clock extreme for this reason. But like i said the problems with the Alarms, and Status bar clock, could have been related to the restoration of time / clock / alarm settings via titanium, just a theory.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Wezi:
Hi Jkay,

A feature request; Is it possible, when on the homescreens (unlocked), instead of just the ringtone notification volume showing up when you use the volume keys, to have all the toggable volumes to show, i've attached some pics to illustrate my point, a before and after

Keep up the good work!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] B97:
+1

On CM9 there is an option to show all of them or make it expandable, something like that would be nice. After your done with S3 obviously, thanks!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Ray1:
Glad to help you, but how to send to you?

you have a email or something?

---------- Post added at 08:27 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:22 PM ----------

i've seen user report LPS also got clock freeze issue.

i was thinking maybe task killers is causing the problem, wanted to try again but not using task killer at all.

but seems like without task killers also causing this prob.

restore the alarm doesn not cause any problem.

previously i never restore clock settings, also will have clock freeze.

so not to worry about it.

my alarm never fail to work by the way, i only face status bar clock freeze issue.

---------- Post added at 08:31 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:27 PM ----------

in resurrection remix rom, there are some people having clock freeze, but the fix is easy, it is explained that do not turn on automatic time update in settings.

once this is done, wont have any clock freeze anymore. some kind of conflict maybe.

but in samsung roms, i never ever on this option, but still get clock freeze.

just FYI.

---------- Post added at 08:35 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:31 PM ----------

may i know what is the rom&kernal that you are using?

i would like to use the same combo as yours to avoid this clock freeze issue.

thanks :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Kusie:
I have also never had this freeze, and I´m on Stock Roms + rooted stock kernel only, Coming from LP7 via LPF to LPI right now.

BUT somewhere in the back of my head i remember people reporting problems when working with the stock alarm app.

Have you tried using the free Alarm Clock + to set your alarms? maybe it´s connected to the system Alarm.

JFTR: doing this does NOT CLOSE the App or end any process running in the backgroud!!! This list is only a list or recently opened apps, and by swyping it away you´re simply removing the history entry, nothing else! it´s not a task manager. I think it´s a common misunderstanding with ICS. Proof: use the free OS monitor to show the running/sleeping processes in Memory, then swipe away the app in the recent app list and see OS Monitor again - it´s still in memory.

In Stock Roms you can view and end running and "sleeping" processes in Memory by going to "Settings/Apps" and select the tab "running" (translated from german, actual names might differ in english), At the botton you can switch between running and sleeping processes in memory.

Regards,

Kusie
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] _JKay_:
You can use my email support in Deluxe Settings.

Regarding the alarm bug I think this could happen if using deodexed alarm apks. There's a bug in apkTool when decompiling xml files with more variables in one line. Seen it in framework-res.apk in the plurals.xml files causing browser find to FC the browser. But this is just a theory.. I haven't checked.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Ray1:
Hi jkay, for the clock freeze issue.

Is it possible to make the status bar clock follow the lock screen clock?

Since the Lock screen one working fine
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] G1032:
How do you tick this option in CM9? Never saw that and used CM9 until yesterday? Would like to know in case I go back to CM9
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] _JKay_:
Maybe... Good idea.. Let me check up on that... Could be that it is updated differently. Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] _JKay_:
I have added this to my to do list. Thanks..
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] shishircoolin:
Jkay is there a way to get the Date to the Centre and increase its font and move the carrier label at the bottom of the notification pull down??
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] _JKay_:
You mean like on AOSP ICS? I think vert has made that in his ics domination theme...

I wont do it... I like the carrier label panel gone and the date on the dragbar.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] LuckyStrike33:
Hi guys. I'm on RootBox 1.7, and I want to install this framework, but *#1234# is not working, and I can't find out my PDA version. Is there another way to do that? Thank you in advance!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] joshuab227:
Rootbox is AOKP and jkays mod is only for samsung based touchwiz roms so you will not be able to use it.

You could perform a lot of similar customizations from settings.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] LuckyStrike33:
If so, why is there the option to download a version for deodexed roms (custom roms)?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] joshuab227:
Yea...that option is for the deodexed custom roms based on samsung touchwiz roms such as neat rom , omega rom etc.

You could dual boot a touchwiz rom using siyah or dorimanx kernel and have the best of both worlds....

I use a samsung based rom as my primary rom with jkays mod and resurrection remix as my second rom

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] LuckyStrike33:
Ooooh, now I understand :D. Thank you very much for clearing that out for me. :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] B97:
FYI, deodexed isn't necessarily a custom ROM, you can deodex a stock ROM.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] mikashakira:
where is overscroll bounce???please add this please pleaseeee...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] o0boiboi0o:
Don think so. I rmb I used this feature on Samsung ROMs too :confused:
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] mrcreativity:
No I'm pretty sure it's a feature of the Stock Samsung ROMs. CM, AOSP and AOKP do not have this feature.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Idan73:
Menu/settings/call/call allert/tick vibrate when third party answers call.

Quoted you in error when I should have quoted guy with different opinion from poste above. :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Riqz:
Hey jKay. I installed the deluxe settings APK but it says it didnt detect the framework and goes in demo mode... well when i click options (like disable homebutton double click it works) why isnt it detecting the framework?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] steveman29:
You probably hace installed the beta and not the final version.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Riqz:
dang that might be it. In that case do i

-restore odex

-reinstall new version

or can i just reinstall the new version over the old one?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] winther86:
Thanks for the mod it is working great

Is it possible to make so you can move data icon above the signal icon, like stock ICS.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Wezi:
+ 1 and appreciated, always wanted that feature
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] _JKay_:
Hi... thanks... Everything is possible :) And I thought about it when I started working on the ICS mod. But I also wanted to see the asu level or dBm value for the signal... so I choose to show asu level above the signal instead. Samsung decided they want to use that space for a roaming R icon. So I made my mod so that you can select whether or not to show the roaming icon and/or asu level. If both are set to visible then it will show roaming icon when roaming and asu level when not.

But I still like the AOSP way because it saves a little space.. so maybe in a later release....
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Timpppa:
Awesome mod JKay. Going to support your excellent work and buy the settings app. Thank's for making our SGS2 better and better!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] vbauer86:
the final apk will work with any firmware or just lps?

im pretty sure to buy this app to support your work, but i dont like to use this on older firmware :/
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Gwystyl:
still no luck on installing framework and settings. I keep ending up without a notification area on stock firmware, even with factory reset, install/restore/reinstall of framework and fix permissions. Also settings apk won't recognize the framework, but some settings can be changed. Mostly they don't last after a reboot.

Just wondering if that's just me or do more people with stock/odexed experience this?

Tomorrow I'll try deodexed wanam lps, since what I saw was very promising
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] _JKay_:
Yeah.. I will work hard on getting this on all the new xw roms... The plan was to release an ICS theme now.. but I think that has to wait.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] LocutusEstBorg:
Can you add support for XXLPW? It's the latest unbranded, uncustomised Open Europe ROM.

It actually has new features such as a 4th Contacts tab in the Phone application and % Circular battery mod built-in!!

Picture: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=26604173&postcount=6233
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] _JKay_:
Great! Just like SGS3.. yes the plan is all xx and xw roms..
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Tungstwenty:
I think I managed to nail it down :cool:

Following rovo's feedback, I looked into CM9's changes and found this one.

Since there's no source code for the lib shipped by Samsung, I had to handcraft the ARM bytecode for the missing instructions. I used as base the file on XWLP9 that I'm using right now, but I expect that newer versions come with the exact same file - otherwise a similar patch should be made if they didn't fix it yet, which I also doubt.

BTW, in order to make room for the new bytecode, I had to sacrifice the 3 LOGI_IF calls in SurfaceFlinger::init(), but it doesn't make any difference except for a few lines in the logcat that won't appear even if debug is enabled.

I haven't had a single flicker since I replaced the lib, when I used to have about 1 in 5 before or something like that. However, since it's not deterministic, it would be great if someone else also tested this in order to confirm that it does indeed fix it permanently.

The included zip file contains the patched lib. You'll need to replace it manually on /system/lib/, just follow the instructions on the Readme.txt file.

Your original file should match the length of the patched file, and when performing a binary comparison (e.g. "fc /b file1 file2" in Windows) you should get 66 changed bytes only.

I'd appreciate your feedback.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] gr8hairy1:
Wow that would be nice! I have a few friends who -will not- say bye at the end if a phone call. I'm always wondering if they've hung up or not.

Not to mention dropped calls with at&t. Be talking into the phone not realizing no one is there -quick look around to see if anyone noticed you were taking to yourself-
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] key_r:
Hi Jkay,

Are you considering a version for XXLPW?

Or XWLPF mencioned on 3rd post is still better?

Thx! :)

EDIT: sorry, answer above.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] d8389:
Hi Jkay,

used AOKP ROM for some time. It has one great feature.

Long press "Back" kills current application.

Can you implement it ?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Phil3759:
I do not think so. Me and others here got the issue on stock ROM. I use XWLPG stock odexed without any other mod or kernel. I had that issue once too after alarm set. I also was using back to kill. Now I increased it to 1250 ms. I use Apex Launcher by the way. No more issues for now. I will report if needed
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] mrcreativity:
My phone doesn't vibrate for calls and notifications when i toggle the vibrate option after flashing the framework, Am i doing something wrong?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] _JKay_:
Could it be that you enabled vibrate for sound only... and then put your phone to silent mode? Then you need to enable vibrate too for silent mode.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] shishircoolin:
I did try installing ics domination over Jkay v14.1 LP7(Odexed) but when i tried opening deluxe app it said jkay framework not installed!!

Update: I just found out that ics domination 4.6 for LP7 is released before Jkay v14.1 so basically if i flash ics domination over Jkay 14.1 then it will erase you framework!:(
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Wezi:
As promised.

Yes it froze again this morning. Won't say much more other than its unexplained. Attached screen shot, notice how the time widget is correct.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Dividium:
This is somewhat off topic since I don't really think it's cause by JKay, in fact t I believe it's probably my hardware, but:

I've been getting an intermittent problem with my home key where it'll register two clicks when I only press it once.

It's most evident when bringing up the recent app list by long pressing home. When I release it, the list goes away and my launcher (Adw) brings down the notification screen (which it's configured to do). So it looks as though it's registering a click on the release.

Thing is, at some points in the day it'll happen 3-4 times in a row or more and at others I can try it 20 times and not replicate it. If it is hardware I would have expected more randomness. If I enable the double click action it often launches that when I click to go to launcher.

So what I'm asking is: does anybody else suffer from this?

I'm pretty sure I've experienced it before I went to ICS bit it seems much more common now.

Any info would be very appreciated.

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] _JKay_:
What is your Deluxe Settings here? Cuz if you set it to default settings you will have the phone's stock behaviour in this regard. Do you use fast long click?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] mrcreativity:
It happens to me now and then and I've learnt to live with it.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Mario1968:
You can test "Button Savior" from play store, this app show key on screen (home back search and others), so you can verify if the issue is software or hardware

based.

Hope this help

Mario

Inviato dal mio Galaxy S2 con Tapatalk2®

XWLPF Stock

Siyah 3.4+

Jkay V14.1
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Ray1:
this is a common issue even in gingerbread days.

when my phone is still new and not rooted, i very often press home once, but somehow it detect as double click, and launch the stupid voice assistant.

when my phone is rooted, i immediately uninstall that voice assistant.

in jkay GB, sometimes the phone sometimes detect single home press as double press, and launch the double click shortcut i set in jkay,

again i got so frustrated and disable the double press feature.

well, sames goes in ICS jkay. i never on the double press home to launch specific app feature.

so its not a jkay issue, is s2 hardware issue.

solution, dont use any double click home launch anything function.