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[Galaxy S II Android Development] rk249:
Yup, phone info shows HSPAP 15. You're the best Bajee!

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Yeah you've got terrible deep sleep. One there's app you installed that has over 4000 alarms (com.vpet). Did you install a new app recently called vpet or something similar sounding. You multipdp is quite high at 11% maybe try disabling fast dormancy. alarm_rtc could very well be associated with that same app mentioned earlier. Try removing it and restarting your phone. The next log will be able to shed more light on whats going on. Hope that helps.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rashidramli:
aite ill delete that vpet thing,its a digimon app.haha.the newest ive downloaded,but didnt notice this wakelock problem comes before or after the app download.but for sure after flashing rootbox 1.7.

i already did disable fast dormancy thru the app that comes with rootbox 1.7,so this means the app not working properly for me?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rk249:
That app keeps waking up your phone maybe you can change some settings to stop that from happening, e.g change notifications update to manual or evrery few hours, make sure push notification are off. If that doesn't work then you'll probably have to delete it. Some app like facebook even after disabling notification keep waking up the phone.

With regards to fast dormancy, even I'm in the middle of testing it, but from what I can tell and with some help from tghandour is that if enable/disable fast dormancy you have to restart otherwise it eats up your battery. So try enabling it, then dont use your phone for like 2 hours and the check the multipdp and secril-fd_interface wakelocks. Note down the time and % and then repeat the process with it disabled. Make sure the test is run for the same amount of time. Then you'll be able to see which is better. Thats what I did and disabling it helps for me.

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Can anyone confirm/look into the screen rotation. I'm having an issue where the screen doesnt rotate. I have it enabled in display setting, I have also enabled 180 rotation and also have horizontal lock screen enabled but nothing happens. I just noticed it could someone look into it please. Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rashidramli:
all screen rotations and horizontal lock screen works for me.

edit: if i was having good deep sleep/lesser multipdp wakelocks with fast dormancy untouch,i should just turn it back on right?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bajee11:
Because you probably flashed a mod and it replaced the H+ icon.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rk249:
Yeah probably. I suggest you run that simple test and you'll know for sure which works better for you.

Two restarts fixed the screen rotation issue, so its all good thanks for looking into it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] muzzyx:
Done this and also installed the two updates but i am still getting edge connection only even thou my settings are HSDPA only...any help anyone?

I really like this rom and dont want to change it for this but everything was fine in this aspect with my previous rom...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rk249:
Did you change the permissions of both files as they was stated in UpdateMe app.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] muzzyx:
How do i do that?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rk249:
Use a file explorer like solid explorer/es file explorer/rootexplorer. You must have chosen one when you installed the rom. The "rild" file was downloaded to system/bin and the "libsec-ril.so" can be found in system.lib. With solid explorer just goto the directory mentioned, locate the app, hold down on it and then choose properties. Change the permissions to 755 for rild and 644 for libsec-ril.so. You will have to aloow root access. In es file explorer you'll have to go to settings and allow root directory and thencheck the mount directory option. Then the process is the same as mentioned earlier.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kantjer:
I'm using a Swedish SIM in the netherlands, so I'm always roaming.

The problem is I'm not getting a data connection indication at all in the status bar. Next to my signal bar I'm always getting a small "R" (guess that means roaming) but never 3G, H, or H+

I don't see any setting to replace the roaming symbol with the data type one, is this even possible or I'm I missing a setting.

Thanks.

EDIT: I haven't flashed any mod's
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lars_1808:
If I want to make a BBS log and post it here for information, what/when is the best to this?

Fully charge de SGS2, than in de night without charging and in the morning a BBS log?

Or doesn't it matter if I also use the phone by day and than make a BBS log for the extremly high Android OS?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nasty_z:
While roaming, the phone doesn't display 3G or H or even E.

Just a small R like you mentioned, it's normal. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] muzzyx:
Thank you v much for the help, im learning :) but im still connecting to E still :/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] anndrius:
i have deep sleep problems, BBS is showing high Networkstats usage and i don't know how to view what apps are keeping the phone awake. I have root box 1.7 with fresh install wiped everything and didn't install any apps yet, kernel is fluxi. How to find what apps to kill to have a good deep sleep ? BTW the ROM is awsome i really like LG launcher and JB animations and dark keyboard is really sweet :) i only found fast dormancy app says it doesn't support my phone :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kilometers4:
Yeah, leave it over night and then post the log in the morning.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] muzzyx:
Is there any other way to only connect to WCDMA network?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] msjfb:
What does 644 and 755 translate to in terms of permissions as shown in Root Explorer, or for that matter Solid Explorer , i.e. --rw...

I applied the patches but did not change the permissions.

I see now: libsec-ril.so : ----rwxr-x

rild : ----rwxr-x

But I do see the H+ activity, and Speedtest definitely shows an improvement.

Edit: found at "www.elated.com/articles/understanding-permissions" that 755 is rwxr-xr-x and 644 is rw-r--r-- , for those who may be interested
[Galaxy S II Android Development] evanovici:
anyone got past the device not supported error in the fast dormancy app?

cleared everything, app is pushed to data/app, still not working, any idea?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pablo216:
Since I did yesterday the H+ fix, I've been having battery drain issues... anybody else having this? I have few wakelocks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LegendZenify:
Open dialer and type *#*#4636#*#*

Go to 'Phone info' and set 'Set preferred network type to 'WCDMA only'

Hope this helps.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DJCrapsody:
You didn't reboot your phone after installing BBS... Kernel Wakelocks are not being detected.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ludeguy:
Hi guys. After some tuning, my phone is still losing 10% battery during 8-hour session. Is there anything wrong still?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LegendZenify:
Your bbs log is fine.

No apparent major problems at all.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ludeguy:
I miss the times when it only lost 2% overnight :eek:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pelpa87:
You have to make a copy to anywhere, modify that copy and then overwrite the original...try using x plorer instead. Because i foubd some issues with es overwriting before
[Galaxy S II Android Development] onua444:
Is there any way that when i did update for H+, permissions are changed like you tolled automaticaly? Didnt need to change them... :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rk249:
Everything looks good. 95% deep sleep is very good.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shadowblade330:
Did not really use it as I am more comfy with es file explorer
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AyrSales:
+1
[Galaxy S II Android Development] msquared:
+1 i prefer ES file explorer :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bajee11:
The only reason I put a file Explorer is for you guys to be able to access the internal/external memory upon boot if you guys need it to. I personally prefer ES File Manager
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ipmanwck:
Using ES File Explorer. Tge supplies one looks good though. Easy to read and easy to change files etc.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Yeah that antakk is a crop of crap :D

I use ES
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bajee11:
Okay, ES File Manager it is then..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mrachni:
Good morning/afternoon/evening to all :)

Looking forward to new version :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ang89gunner:
in Thailand = Midnight :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
I can smell something cooking on bajees pc!

Sent from my Awesome I9100

Rom:Rootbox Kernal:Dorimanx
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shadowblade330:
I smell bacon
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bajee11:
Yup :rolleyes:

Btw, I'm a big fan of dark themes so I added black default keyboard (which I find, looks really good when you type with the blue keypress popout and Black contacts)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bluefa1con:
FX file manager look it up

it also allows you to access files on your pc or cloud
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
So does ES

Sent from my Awesome I9100 Rom: Rootbox Kernal: Dorimanx
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rzat:
Have u seen Solid Explorer? Nice app
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yabadabadooo:
Maybe I don't have to flash blue infinitum no more ;)

sent from my Galaxy S II
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kilometers4:
Sorry it's off topic. But has anyone checked out hydra h2 changelog? Says he's already using linaro codes.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bajee11:
Pretty impressive.. Root access/Themes/Nice UI Let's give it a try :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ipmanwck:
I could tell you liked the dark themes bajee :) its the only part of the rom I wish I had the option to change. I am looking forward to the original gapps like they had in RR v2.2 The text message screen with the black background with blue writing is difficult for me to read. My eyes are not as sharp as they were ;)

I am looking forward to the new update.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bajee11:
I'll include original default apps as flashable an hour or two after release. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gartner:
Hi

This is very good software. I like it a a lot..

But I cant send mms. I follow my network providers guide to set it up. ( OneCall NO )They had a special guide for SGSII on their website.

But I cant send mms.

What should I do?

Regards

Gartner
[Galaxy S II Android Development] onua444:
Had the same problem like you mate. You need to delete APN-s, yes, you NEED to delete them and enter them manually. This worked for me on all AOKP roms

Awfull battery life with new Fluxi kernel. Can someone give me link for fluxi kernel from 1.5 version of RootBox? That was abnormal good battery life...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] golcheck:
http://fluxi.xda-hosting.de/data/ota/files/ - all previous versions of fluxi kernel
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DaveHTC200:
Where are the 2 files for h+ action? can't see them in update me.

Thanks :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pelpa87:
yeap, it depends on the file explorer, if u overwrite the file, sometimes it keeps the same permissions!

with x-plore happens that
[Galaxy S II Android Development] onua444:
Anyone else got back to some previous fluxi kernel? In other words, anyone else having problem with battery life with new fluxi kernel?

It seems everything ok, going to deep sleep, but when using phone, i can, literally, see percentage going down :confused: I cant hold 3 hours screen time.

Same apps i had with 1.5 RB, same usage, everything same, only thing i had 5+ hours screen time with old kernel...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pelpa87:
mmm S2W consumes a little bit more battery, even though fluxi made it to consume the little as he could. de-activate it and battery is awesome.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] onua444:
i have widget but how to permanently disable it? I am not even using it...

and i am allmost sure thats not problem... i think even if i permanently disable it, that option cant give me 2-3+ hours more... am i correct?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bajee11:
I removed them for now. It was only a test. It will be included in the next verison.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pelpa87:
dunno, to be fair, i don't se a hugh battery drain, but in fluxi thread some people where saying that de activating it improved battery life. there is a line that u can add to de-activate it permanently. look for it in fluxi thread
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gartner:
I have deleted the two that was there..

And add the two new ones. one for internet that works, and mms that not work..

But maybe I call my provider tomorrow.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] onua444:
When i am going to older kernel release, what are neceserry steps i need to do?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bajee11:
Nothing basically, but you can wipe cache and dalvik if you want. Some use kernel cleaning script.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] siedus:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=29072852

Download the attachment, extract the init.d script from the zip ( It's a flashable zip, but I received an error when I tried to flash it in CWM) and copy the script to your init.d folder (system/etc/init.d). Set the correct permissions rwxr-xr-r and reboot.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wollax:
I installed the files and it seems a lot better to me ..... obviously when I get the + signal :D:D:D:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

sent from my SGSII RootBox-ed tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] toxictoby:
ok really quick question out of all the kernels .. wat 1 wud u say is best for this particular rom ???? ... and yes i know alot depends on me im just quickly asking who finds wat better :) thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pelpa87:
i use fluxi..many other use siyah and dorimanx...but in the last time many people have migrated to DK...

this kind of question are kind of useless...if u just want everyone tell u in which kernel they are..then u should open a discussion thread about rootbox and kernels..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] toxictoby:
cheers man ... just wanted a rough idea of wat seems to do well on this rom :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kilometers4:
Try dark knight. It's pretty good :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] golcheck:
Anybody got link to H+ fix? Can't find it in UpdateMe app
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nasty_z:
Bajee removed it, said it was a test and will be included in the next version.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rk249:
I dont know why but battery life doesn't seem as awesome as it was on 1.6. Feels as if its draining a little quicker. Maybe I'm doing something different and havent noticed, but 1.6 had phenomenal battery life. From my experience it seems that the battery usage is slightly higher in this one. Maybe after a few more cycles it might improve, lets see. I've completed 3 charge cycles. Fingers crossed.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rashidramli:
After disabling fast dormancy,i should not be getting multipdp wakelocks,am i right?what does it mean if im still getting the multipdp wakelock after disabling fast dormancy?

I did some reading but cant really grasp about all this fast dormancy,wakelocks thingy.

Thankies!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pelpa87:
somethims multipdp is related with data transfer. maybe some app is using ur data transfer...

"Multi pdp wakelock is due to cell data transfers. Remove apps that may cause high data traffic. Flashing a different modem might help"

that is what i read from google...

i also read from someone that formatted his external e internal memory, format /system adn re installed/flashed all again and now is without that wake lock

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could anyone guive me DK 1.8?? sorry but i'm at work and websense block the search button :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] carlosfl8:
Guys, I really don't know why but I having problem with USB Mass Storage & MTP, my PC doesn't recognize my phone at all... :-/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] msquared:
Wich kernel?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pelpa87:
http://www.wheretwo.com/RootBox_Forum/index.php?topic=12.0 here u can discuss that :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] grzesdroid:
@bejee

You can do something with short contacts? what is this star?

SgS2. RootBox. Swype. TapaTalk.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] drdoulittle:
Pelpa87 what is 755 in the system/bin

ok I m found the Code for 755!!

and here is very good Side from all Codes and which you make and mean (Rootexplorer)...I hope it help all!

Codes
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jeremija8:
Is it possible to get Croatian in spelling correction like in cm9? Find this very useful
[Galaxy S II Android Development] muzzyx:
I just played with the permission ticks in solid explorer and found the numbers :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] drdoulittle:
Hello thus I googled just and into my phone looked, it gives only these languages to the spelling correction, but cannot one this not fixed from cm9??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tenchi0205:
Maybe I miss out some details...

I notice that inside xxtweaker, my Exynos sensor HAL: current: Unknown.

How to fix it? I did tried to select those selection inside it and reboot, but nothing work.

One more, can we disable the swipe2wake feature in the new fluxi's kernel? Just want to see if this feature who cause my battery drain 7 hours standby dropped 8% from full charged.

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pelpa87:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=28870822&postcount=1

there is how to dis able it...

or here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=28902742&postcount=76

or here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=29072852&postcount=168

all in fluxi thread right here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1777352&highlight=fluxi
[Galaxy S II Android Development] carlosfl8:
Dorinmanx 5.2 Mate!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Jeremy:
Hello bajee, i only flashed the H+ mod in your rootbox update app. How do I rectify this?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pelpa87:
now u ll have to wait to next release, bajee put it on update me for a while for testing purpouse, now he took it off and add it directly to tje next release
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tenchi0205:
How about the HAL setting?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pigmachine:
We made an earlier explanation for when someone comes howling a random Linux permission at you http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=26686715&postcount=37802 I explained the values, he completed with the owners, that I forgot to mention.. sometimes you just take things for granted ..as sometimes linux users do, while I'm not on linux I've ran it a few times
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TheQuarterMile:
And I thought I was insane... Yup same issue here... Really freaked out when I saw the percentage go down...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Tricks25:
just need your opinions guys..

im running v1.7 with siyah 3.4.1 and when charging my phone it runs on 200mhz when it should be on 25mhz..

anyone having the same issue?

the guys at siyah thread theirs is normal at 25mhz.. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DJCrapsody:
Just before anyone who asks for ETA... (IBWIETA - IN BEFORE WHERE IS ETA?!)

Don't ask for ETA! You'll be assassinated by ninjas. :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
look, i also have multipdp wakelock although FD disabled. but I'm syncing alot n notifications. so i have no worries.

Really appreciate somebody kind enough to have a look at my BBS.

thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LegendZenify:
What do you have set as your min frequency?

Your phone cannot run at 25mhz if the frequency range set does not have it available.

If you have already set your mind frequency to 25, see if anything is overriding your settings
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Tricks25:
i have my minimum frequency at 200mhz..

when i leave it charging overnight it stays on 200mhz unlike before in v1.6 which i notice it runs at 25mhz..

i already reflashed the kernel with cleaning scripts even tried flashing other kernels still on 200mhz..

i even uninstalled apps which could possibly run in the background but no luck..

is it normal? its just something i noticed.. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tenchi0205:
How do I access the contact store inside my simcard?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kroz:
import from sim first,

contacts > menu > import/export > import from sim card
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tenchi0205:
seem like I get wakelock from these...:mad:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hankhandsome:
interesting. according to that thread, it's fully working apart from some minor bugs like screen flicker .. i might have to give it a try, especially if H/W acceleration is working
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kilometers4:
Yeah, I'm dling now. They came out with it quick. It seems like yesterday they were saying that it was going to be a few weeks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hankhandsome:
I'm also downloading but getting crappy speeds. at least another half an hour .. stupid internet :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] testicaltroy:
OMG yes I though it was just me because no one had said anything, all so what kernel are you running, it might also be the kernel. Right now I'm using RootBOX 1.7 with DarkKnight 1.9.2 kernel but when I was running RootBOX 1.6 with DarkKnight 1.8 I could almost swear I was getting over an hour more screen on time than what I'm getting now doing the same stuff. If I get time this weekend I might restore my backup of 1.6 and see :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] onua444:
Excellent. Waiting for your results :fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kilometers4:
Yeah, I've been downloading for a while and i'm not even at 50%
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ludeguy:
I'm running 1.7 with Fluxi XX-B3. It always runs at 200 when charging too. Thought it is normal.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kilometers4:
Yeah, if you're charging it runs at 200
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shadowblade330:
plus its charging why would u want it at 25hz
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hankhandsome:
just flashed it. very nippy. apparently you can't restore via titanium but will have a play around and see what i can get on it
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kilometers4:
Yeah, I would still try to. They always say not to =b. Just prepare for bootloops if you do.

How does it look so far?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bajee11:
Stay on topic.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hankhandsome:
I will do, it was just a response to kilometers before i nipped over to the relevant thread.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Tricks25:
thanks for the reply guys..

its just that when i was on rootbox v1.6 and when i leave the phone to charge overnight its at 25mhz.. same kernel with siyah v3.3.3d..

anyways! thanks! atleast i have peace of mind.. :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] drdoulittle:
Hello

Dorimanx Kernel 5.3T is new!

Bajee please when you have Time make Update by UpdateMe/Kernel