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[Galaxy S II Android Development] AllSeeyinEye:
Your honesty in this unfortunate issue makes me willing to wait for a mirror or for Google to reactivate the original download link ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hasni2005:
Cant download ???!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mystenes:
Is there anyone who can provide us with working mirror?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] *mondman*:
we are working to fix the host. be patient, sorry

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98RzgcH7Dso&feature=youtube_gdata_player

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] AllSeeyinEye:
Hi Umberto,

I managed to download the ROM via an alternate way in Docs. Before uploading it, could you (or someone else) confirm that it is the right version of the file. I downloaded:

SpeedWizz_II_4.0_XWLPT.zip with a filesize of 289 MB, uploaded on August 30.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
Yes the file is correct, anyway HERE is a working link from hotfile!

Enjoy
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AllSeeyinEye:
Uploading it to my Dropbox also.

It costs me quite some dropbox space, if someone would use my referral link to register with Dropbox, I would be grateful

edit:

Uploaded: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2835579/SpeedWizz_II_4.0_XWLPT.zip
[Galaxy S II Android Development] love is me:
Thanks guys...downloading :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AllSeeyinEye:
It looks nice, runs smoothly.

Any way to disable the crt effect and the boot animation?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
do you mean both crt effect? or only the Crt ON?

To disable the boot animation, remove it from data/local using esfile explorer..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AllSeeyinEye:
At least crt on, but both would be best.

Tnx for the boot animation location.

Encountered a bug after flashing the stock battery. It always shows full... Tried flashing again, but it wasn't fixed.

Replacing transparent statusbar with black statusbar and flashing the stock battery again fixed it :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jemeljsh:
Just installed v4.0. Works like a charm! I feel like in comparison to v3.1 WIFI connection is faster and I feel that I get better WIFI signal in particular areas before I would get no WIFI signal at all or I would lose connection.

Great that this was also provided, since I prefer circle green battery with % over anything and I do not prefer transparent pop up menus and status bar

:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Jagdish84:
Really enjoying myself with your latest build, kudos!

I do miss 2 features which one of em I saw on a different lpu based Rom, that's the long press volume rocker to skip tracks...

The other is long press back button to kill application, didn't see it on any other Rom though so I don't know if it's possible to port...

Thank you for all your hard work!

Have a nice weekend...

Edit: aww, and another thing, could you make phone.apk multi dpi? im using 182 dpi and the writings of the buttons are misplaced(during a call), i know i could easily replace it with a compatible one but i really like the looks of it :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AllSeeyinEye:
I've been using this ROM for a day now, running it on Phenomenal 6.1 kernel. It is fantastic. My previous ROM was also LPT. So the main difference is the theming. And I really like it! Buttery smooth, fast, battery friendly.

Even though there's nothing seemingly important enough to change, I would like to make a suggestion for a future option in theming.

The current theme is basically S3 + Stock themed (the transparency is an extremely nice extra, personal, touch!). The stock theme has, in my opinion, one 'major' flaw: The icons in the statusbar. Clock, battery and signal strength are large, wifi is small, 3G/H data usage is medium/small, alarm icon is medium, bluetooth icon is large, gps icon is medium/large and the notifications of the various apps are medium to large.

In other words: there is no consistency in the icons in the statusbar.

The solution I come up with is something I can't create myself. A part of this is because of the lack of skill and experience. The major part is the lack of time.

Solution:

Sboulema created a tutorial on how to change statusbar icons in systemUI. This way it is possible to have properly scaled wifi icons and combined network + data usage icons.

Ficeto created normal sized notification icons. See this post for an example.

Could you create a patch that changes the stock icons to those created by Sboulema and Ficeto, whilst using the stock colors?

Again: there is no need to rush, it is not a demand, just a suggestion. I really like the ROM as it is right now and I will stick with it (as long as there is no better ROM :P )

Thanks for your work!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ciddy:
Very nice, best ROM I ran so far, thank you very much. FYI, call reject message templates are still not being saved.

Any way to get the "floating" music/video players working?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] trikpa:
flashed 4.0, everything working like a charm(as always:))

one question:

where can I turn on the lockscreen torch mod?

it isn't working by default...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AllSeeyinEye:
With me it is working. Keep the home button pressed and here's the torch.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
guys i am very happy that you like the rom and if i could i will update with your wishes all. anyway i have read every post here and if i can i will.

@tripka.... to use lockscreen torch make sure that the rom have created a folder called tweak in your INTERNAL sd. If you find that folder in external (my fault) move it to internal (depends wich recovery you used when flashed the rom.. if you were with speedwizz kernel one you know that it exchange int. sd with ext. sd, so updater will put "tweak" on external instead of intrrnal).

once you are sure of this to use torch you must wake your device first (not unlock but only screen on) than tap home button.....TADAAA

for me works well.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] trikpa:
yeah, that did the trick!

thank you!!:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
added your link to first post, thankyou bro and sorry for late response. :beer:

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] AllSeeyinEye:
You're welcome, mate.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] burtallicus:
nice rom man, i see you changed the boot animation...good call.

Any way if you can manage to remove the animation transition between phone and contacts and vice versa this rom will be perfect.

i think is posible because on Portal Rom the animation was removed maybe toxic can give you some pointers on that. is very annoying for me that delay between contacts and phone.

Cheers
[Galaxy S II Android Development] are2power:
good and GREAT rom really smooth....btw is any chance to disable CRT ON effect? and how to change lockscreen help text its appear your rom name when im using circle lockscreen.

Thanks.;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
welcome back, mate ;)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] love is me:
Thank you for this awesome rom. Stable, fast, and looks nice. Maybe the icons on the taskbar need to have the same size as they look different in size (clock,Bluetooth big while wifi and signal small).

Regarding the file Removed apps, what does it include?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
all the system apps of the stock firmware.

ALL. :D

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] AllSeeyinEye:
I mentioned it before, but it hasn't come to anyone's attention: Is anyone else experiencing an error with the stock (no count) battery icon? I get the impression that not all 100 steps of the battery are present; It hangs at a visual 95% for a while and then suddenly drops to about 75% and as the batterylevel drops to under 50%, the icon stays around 60%.

Yet I think it is the best looking battery icon...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
i will take a look asap, bro.

very busy at the moment sorry :(

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
Well, my friends un update for kernel is coming...

SpeedWizz Kernel 2.1

- fixed recovery

now recovery will show and use the correct partitions: no more internal sd exchange with external sd

- added the following governors

- pegasusq

- adaptive

- interactive

- conservative

We are testing it.... great batery life!

My team members are working on this visual fix: the problem is that we need to modify some image to make the visual percentage more strictly to the real battery state.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ipkalgrp:
Hi !..., at first very good ROM !!!...and just a little question... can i use on this rom XposedInstaller ?..., sorry for my english ..:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
of course, sir ;)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] ipkalgrp:
Sorry.., but i can't find it ...:(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr.Greg:
Looking for this one?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
Guys, the new SpeedWizz kernel 2.1 is on line here and in first page.

Give it a try...and read changelogs ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] trikpa:
battery life wasn't so good for me on 4.0 so I flashed siyah 3.5.2 but the camera isn't working with that...tried to download the newest siyah kernel but the link is down...

now I flashed speedwizz 2.1, hope it is better :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jemeljsh:
Same here ;). SpeedWizz_II v4.0 is as awesome as it gets, but siyah kernel (I am using latest version 4.1.2) wins in respect of better battery life ;)

tripka, could you please give feedback on how speedwizz 2.1 kernel performs in respect of battery life later on?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
i am using latest speedwizz kernel with interactive governor, battery life seems good (to me). hope is the same for you guys :)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] trikpa:
sure ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] trikpa:
well, I know this is too soon but I flashed speedwizz kernel 2.1 and the battery rapidly started to drain...the I downloaded siyah 4.1.3, tried that too and the drainage was still the same...

I'll leave it to charge over night and see tommorow...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Jameswgm:
Anyone using Dorimax's kernel which is based on Siyah on SW 4.0? I'm getting pretty good battery life at the moment, still tweaking it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
Ive decided to spent some time on kernel studying and development, so another update is coming.

Here changelog (incremental) for 2.2

- Undervolted many parts of the kernel (until i can manage a module for customize settings, give me some time, ****!!)

1. cpu internal

2. Bus internal

3. Mali 400 voltages

4. Screen voltages

5. touch panel

- Added CWM manager compatibility by tweaking default.prop

- setted the kernel ro.secure=0 ( adb shell commands as root ) default.prop

undervolts are NOT aggressive, atm all is working fine, improved battery life and no sod or similar.

SpeedWizz kernel 2.2 is coming...

Testing and goodnight.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gamal001:
Thank you very much .

can you issue separate kernel for extreme version more undervolts .
[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
No, from now i will try to add a selectable undervolt module (add an HAVS or SVS sysfs interface). So every one can choose to undervolt and how undervolt.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gamal001:
Great.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] trikpa:
still testing, battery life is still poor and it seems that this tampering with kernels has screwed my vibrations...it doesnt vibrate anymore like before, just a milisecond of vibe...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
About battery life: i didnt change anything from previous version in code of kernel: only added governors to cpu drivers. I suggest to use a cleaning script and reflash kernel (even if i think is a rom related thing or some app causing wakelock, iam using no-frills cpu to check frequency stats and deepsleep works fine, no wakelock for me ).

Anyway for vibration check settings-sound-vibration intensity: maybe accidentally you changed some stuff.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AllSeeyinEye:
For me, Phenomenal 6.1 Extreme gives best batterylife on LPT based ROMs.

Is there btw any progress on a patch for removing CRT ON (and if that means OFF is also lost, thats alright with me :P )
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jemeljsh:
Why do you want CRT ON to be disabled ? Have you also experienced a little lag when waking up the screen from deep sleep?

I have noticed that CRT OFF animation is always smooth, however with CRT ON animation from deep sleep I do notice a little lag (well it does not come up instantly as default ON screen comes up after you hit a but to wake it up from a deep sleep!) So considering what's been said, it was better just having CRT OFF animation, since default ON screen animation was blazing fast always!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AllSeeyinEye:
I don't experience lag, I just think it's ugly :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr.Greg:
Sir, I tried your rom and look on my battery life, not bad I can say.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
Sorry if i am late, since last time. HEre is a link to disable the crt-on effect, i will see to revert back crt-off too (i don't have a backup of the non hacked related apk).

Job, family, problems and other minor things make me busy at the moment, sorry. I have spent the only few free time in these days to update the kernel. Very sorry if i can't make more.

EDIT: new speedwizz kernel 2.2 is online, here and in first page.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AllSeeyinEye:
Don't rush and especially don't worry, mate. Your work is appreciated and since it's not your day job, there is no one in the position to make demands.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] love is me:
Thanks for updating the kernel.

One thing I noticed is that when trying to post in twitter or any other apps, the previous text is removed. Would the kernel fix that?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
Mmhh... I dont think its some thing kernel related.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] tiwithag:
is it possible to integrate or apply only the battery super charger? Without the ram mods etc..

Talking about the v6 thing.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] love is me:
Any solution that comes to your mind?

You can test this by going to the alarm and to set the alarm using the up/down button. Values will keep disappearing and you have to input the value using your keyboard
[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
Nope bro. I ve tried just now and the value doesnt disappear: i can increase or decrease normally.

I really don t know why you are experiencing this.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] love is me:
Thank you for your response. I figured it out. It was an issue with the Go Keyboard as it looks its not compatible with your rom. Replaced it with Hacker's keyboard and everything works fine now :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AllSeeyinEye:
Is the stock battery icon, no %, fixed already?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AllSeeyinEye:
I modified an existing battery icon (Jkay's) to make it work on the non-jkay framework too, and created a zip for it. It's the stock icon with percentage, but slightly larger than the one already available, so that it fits the S3 theme better.

Preview:

Zip: see attachment.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
Well, ive take a look to your zip, looks way better than the one posted in OP: the one posted by me it's a lot small and percent isn't readable.

Perfect! Very goog work, pretty nice and i am thinking to include this one for incoming update of the rom (if you're agree).

(If you can) Do you have enough time to correct the one without %? My time it's getting shorter and i'm working hard firstly to obtain a stable kernel for next release of the rom.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AllSeeyinEye:
I don't know if I can find the time for adjusting the no% battery, sorry. If I do, I'll let you know.

And of course you're welcome to include this in your ROM (what update are you planning? I think LPT still is a perfect base, and it's more battery friendly than LPU. LPX is, battery-wise, nearly the same as LPT).

Things I changed on the current LPT ROM:

- Kernel (Phenomenal 6.1 extreme, but not all phones run good (or run at all) on this kernel)

- Removed CRT on effect

- Removed statusbar transparency

- Changed battery icon

- Added Google Gallery (AOSP)

All in all I think this ROM is the one I left most unmodded :P I usually also change the fonts and replace systemUI, replace phone and dialers etc.

---------- Post added at 01:47 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:43 PM ----------

Ow, another thing I changed this morning, and it works perfectly on you ROM:

S Planner, the S3 calendar app. Try it yourself and maybe you could also integrate that in a future release.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
I am planning to make a 4.1 (fixing some trouble with busybox, fixing the non matching RIL, adding some useful apps from original firmware like mobile tracker.apk, removing some unuseful tweak that cause some problem with Lidroid toggles and some system settings, etc..)

Next step is a JB kang-rom (Speed Triple Rom).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] *mondman*:
I love this rom

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] AllSeeyinEye:
If you want my opinion: don't forget the Sammy based ROMs. There's already a lot of CM and AOKP based ROMs and they are all alike. Your Sammy ROM is really different from the others.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] *mondman*:
you're right

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] burtallicus:
dont forget the phone - contacts trasition if you can do it and dont forget samsung based roms :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AllSeeyinEye:
Finished! It went quicker than expected once I used the shortcut keys :)

Did not test them yet. Anyone care to do it? It should work, I just edited the png's from the (working perfect) % battery icons.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
Sorry if i explain badly my concept.

I don't want forget at all of samsung based roms. Samsung ones based are the most reactive roms i ever tried, and it was so in ginger days too, or i am wrong? ;)

Well....Ok, they are not JB, and samsung maybe ruined at all the beautiful vanilla-holo interface of ics android stock one, but these roms, damn, fly!

But this is only my opinion.

@burtallicus i really hope to find a way to stop the animator activity between dialer and contacts, at least i can remove the JB Animation and see if the visual time elapsed is less than now (but i really like the JBanimator :( )

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
Thanks for this!!!

Download and trying ;)

You are like Ac-Dc :cool:

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] AllSeeyinEye:
Perhaps you could develop the AOKP rom in a separate topic, keeping the Sammy based ROM for us Sammy lovers.

Ps. I like the JB transitions also and to be honest, the delay in the transition from phone to contacts doesn't bother me. It's probably also due to me having a phone shortcut in the launcher dock and a swipe up gesture on the same icon to open the contacts.apk (Apex launcher pro).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jacobrucia:
I agree with you.... The thread of the two rom must be divided...

E 12 caratteri
[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
HERE a new update for Speedwizz Kernel, actually to version 2.3

CHANGELOG version 2.3

(FROM VERSION 2.2)

- Added the full support to bootanimatin.zip, placed in system/media or data/local

- Reworked all undervolts, due to some freeze for some users (me not)

- Minor fix with a root problem that cause bootloop when reboot after flashing the kernel
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AllSeeyinEye:
Hi Umberto,

I recently tried the Samsung Gallery. I noticed that it doesn't show Picasa albums. Is that something you disabled in your ROM? The Google Gallery I pushed to /system/app does show Picasa Albums.

Also, when uploading to Picasa I can't select or create albums :(

Do you know how to fix the above mentioned?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
Check your google synch... Settings-account and synchro

If you dont enable "picasa web album" gallery wont show your shared albums or folder.

Ive tried just now and works fine (draining battery as well, lol :D ), i dont think its related to something i removed.

At least you can try to flash the "removed apps" zip in first page, download section. Make backup first, just in case this doesnt make the trick :rolleyes:

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] AllSeeyinEye:
The funny thing is: it does work with Google Gallery (that one I added myself directly after installing the ROM, it looks better than the Samsung Gallery).

Just tried forced syncing the Picasa section, but no result.

Will try again after deleting the Google gallery.

---------- Post added at 02:32 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:16 PM ----------

Nope. Tried it again, did not work :(

Back to installing the Google Gallery again.

Are you also able to select the album when uploading to Picasa, and to create new albums?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
Well guys, i don't know (and i don't mind) if you don't care about this, but HERE (and in first page) is a new kernel update.

You can find a changelog on first page, as always.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AllSeeyinEye:
For some reason this ROM doesn't seem to be all that popular on XDA. I personally really love the theming of the ROM. Anyone got any ideas on how or why this seems to be the case?

Only thing I can think of is that perhaps the topic title is to common, meaning that it doesn't mention the semi transparent S3 theming.

Perhaps we could update the screenshots too, using another background and battery icon?

Here's some screenshots from my phone:

edit: It's a screenshot using Apex Launcher (pro) and a paid icon pack...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] umberto1978:
Thank you for your support but, honestly, i don't care about fame and glory here on xda: for me, what ive reached since now is enough.

Speedwizz project was born with old (good) galaxy s, but that rom was never released here because it mirrored my needs.

And now its the same: so the ones who like the rom are welcome, the other are welcome too, but i dont care about this. I can update the screenshots or change the title of thread like:"SUPER BATTERY LIFE, ULTRA SMOOTH ecc. ecc." but this is not my aim.

If you noticed i am (but im not sure) the only one here that doesnt have a donate button AND I DONT WANT TO HAVE :D

The only thing that make me happy is to hear that someone aside me likes the rom and the kernel.

Really i dont need everything else....

But thank you anyway.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] krwilson:
+1 loving this ROM, has become my daily! Thanks for your great efforts and hope you keep it up...it is appreciated!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nerazurro76:
Thanks for this good rom. I have some probems whit the quick panel control. I can't order the widget button, and sometimes work Just after reboot. Can you fix this mate ? Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AllSeeyinEye:
Clear cache and dalvik, fix permissions (all in CWM) and reboot. Should fix most problems ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nerazurro76:
Thanks all work perfct.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jacobrucia:
@ UMBERTO1978

When you start this project on Androidiani forum i believed in you... but i didn't immagine that you could reach this goal... I'm very happy for you and i appreciate the Style that you put in. Never pretend and always share with us like friends.

Go on so,bro!

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