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[Galaxy S II Android Development] richardsoffice:
Yes using same kernel, modem, apps, and settings on both.

I have never ventured into dual booting, currently have the CM10 kernel on both but I will put Dorimanx back on them again just as I can’t think of anything else to play with right now.

Just looked at the phones own stats after charging both to 100% and then being idle for 6 hours the second (heavy consumption) phones battery is at 93% and shows Android OS 52% Mobile standby 18% Phone idle 12%. And the better 1st phones battery is at 99% and shows Mobile standby 37% Android OS 27% Phone idle 25%. Yes perhaps I will try installing the BBS app on both tomorrow then look see if there is any clues as to why.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] myszonokr:
It is becoming even more and more interesting. You can try Dorimanx just to check. But I think you have app that drain your battery or some different setting that you do not even know.

did you try to install Rom again with full wipe? or when installing kennel are you using cleaning scripts?

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] richardsoffice:
“Did I install Rom again with full wipe?” Well from recovery I executed; wipe data/factory reset, wipe cache, wipe Dalvik, and format /system on both phones.

Should I try using a cleaning script as well, if so what would be a good one to use?

One thing I didn’t think of, there is one thing that is different on each phone the SIM card! I swapped the SIM’s over last night and the results were reversed. Another thing I did was after full charges on both I wiped their battery stats before going to bed.

Now after 10 hours overnight on standby the ‘second phone’ has improved dramatically shows; battery at 97% Mobile standby 30% Android OS used 26% & phone idle 20%.

Whereas the previously good ‘1st phone’ battery has depleted to 90%. Stats showing Android OS used 58% Mobile standby 15% & phone idle 10%:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
As i said maybe its the modem issue are the 2 sims on the same network because if they aren't that's the problem the modem you should check the modems

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] richardsoffice:
Yes the 2 Sims are totally different from each other, one is an ‘Aether Sim’ but it is using the Orange network; the other is a ‘Vectone Sim’ but also uses the Orange network for its connection.

I just loaded the GetRIL App and although both phones are shown as using ‘XXLPX’ GetRIL said ‘1st phone’ had a mismatched RIL/baseband, I have now installed its recommended RIL. Is there anything else I should be doing? I’m not sure how else to go about “checking the modems” apart from the GetRIL App.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Test it and then tell us what happened

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] myszonokr:
richardsoffice

i would not done it myself as good as you. Very interesting case. test with sim card just brilliant and GetRill would be my step as well in your case.

i am very curios what your test will show.

AlHussein

your deduction on the beginning that it can be modem was very correct.

picture for you
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
LOL ! Thanks

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] richardsoffice:
OK I think wiping both phones battery stats has given them a reported % improvement.

So last night with both asleep on standby, with Wi-Fi running, and not using any type of Juice-Defender the one with the ‘Vectone’ Sim in lost only 0.13% per hour, whereas the phone with a ‘Aether’ Sim used 0.5% per hour. GetRIL reports basebands (i9100XXLPX) as matching on both phones.

The ‘Vectone’ Sim is my everyday Sim and the ‘Aether’ Sim is just used when I’m Roaming it’s an off-shore cheap call network, so it’s higher power consumption is not really a problem for me, but it’s interesting that no matter which phone it’s in the ‘Aether’ Sim consumes more power on standby.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] richardsoffice:
http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1644663&stc=1&d=1358185115
[Galaxy S II Android Development] myszonokr:
Maybe you should try different modem on "Aether" phone?

Do you have and use Viber l on both phones? I deleted this app cos was eating too much battery. You can try frozen it. But honestly on BBS thread can tell you better what is wrong.

I did promised you cleaning script for kernel. I am using when I change between different kernel. Now I use just Dorimanx and I am not using it. As latest Dorimanx clean itself.

http://androidforums.com/galaxy-s2-...630-gs2kernelwipe-kernel-cleaning-script.html

wytapatalkowane
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Its the viber app try using a task killer app and from where have you got this theme ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] richardsoffice:
Thanks for the cleaning script link, I’ll be looking at that tomorrow.

Yes I have Viber on both phones, my intention was, and as far as I know both phones have identical apps and settings so that I can be sure what (the Sim I think) is causing the difference in battery drain.

BBS thread ? I’m afraid I’m not very good with acronyms; BBS?

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I can use my Titanium to stop Viber on both phones tonight and see what happens. Yes?

I don’t understand “from where have you got this theme ?”
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
yes you should stop them and the theme you are using in your phones what is its name btw if viber isnt the problem remove the 2 sims after that test it

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] richardsoffice:
My theme; I use Apex just as it comes, no fancy moving background just the Default Theme (icon, Skin, & font) with an image of mine as wallpaper.

OK I’ll disable Viber on both for tonight and if still get the same differing discharge rates then remove both Sim’s tomorrow and see if the issue goes away, sounds like a good plan?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
yes that what i said

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] richardsoffice:
Before doing this test leaving both phones on standby I always reboot both phones first, it was late last night and I must have made a mistake because I found one was switched off this morning, I’ll try again tonight.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] myszonokr:
BBS forum

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1179809

You can find this app on the market and buy it to support Dev. If you can not than same app is in above thread I think in second post.

Of course like in every thread first read a little than provide logs and they will help you.

What about GetRIL app did that helped?

This cleaning script since today is on xda bit I do not have link. Google have :)

wytapatalkowane
[Galaxy S II Android Development] richardsoffice:
Ok last night’s battery discharge for both phones was:

The phone with Vectone Sim in discharged 1% over 9 ½ hours

The phone with Aether Sim in discharged 2% over 9 ½ hours

I can put up a screenshot if requested?

Both phones have identical set up, and apps, and Wi-Fi had been sleeping? But this time I uninstalled Viber which was previously running on both phones.

However yesterday I made some changes within setup (on both phones) to conserve battery i.e. turned off Weather, Traffic , and Automatic date and time:

I also installed Gemini App Manager; primarily to stop several Apps Autoruning at boot which were showing up in my battery stats as consuming power, things I don't want to delete but can be set not to start up at boot i.e. Maps. This all appears to have made quite a difference.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Great to hear that !!!

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] myszonokr:
Those are fantastic results! Congratulations!

wytapatalkowane
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
So any other reports ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] richardsoffice:
Your still looking for bugs in your Rom aren’t you :D well there just isn’t any!

But I still have to read up on the suggestions Myszonokr has kindly given.

One thing I need to find out; do I actually need to use cleaning scripts when installing a new Rom if I always Wipe Data/Factory Reset, Wipe Cache, Wipe Dalvilk Cache, Format /System, Format /Cache, Format /Data, and delete everything on the built-in SD storage that I haven’t put there myself?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] richardsoffice:
I got an issue,:o I decided to do a Recovery back-up (nandroid) using the phones CWM-based Recovery v. 6.0.1.5: but after it’s been going for a while it culminates whith an error message “Generating md5 sum . . . Error while generating md5 sum!”

Further info: I’m pretty sure this is because I changed to the CM10 kernel, whereas the Dorimanx kernel had no such issues.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Reboot the device and enter the recovery again after that wipe dalvich cache and backup again
[Galaxy S II Android Development] richardsoffice:
No I just tried that (twice) but still get the error, so I checked this on my second phone which is a mirror including CM10 kernel and I got the same error, so I flashed the Dorimanx kernel from your v5 Rom and it fixed the issue, no Error while generating md5 sum. :good:

Just changed my other phones Kernel to Dorimanx and this fixed the problem on this one as well.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] myszonokr:
I found for you link to xda thread about this cleaning script

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=

Like I said I am using it manly when I am changing different kernel. Less if I am just updating current kernel I have.

When you are changing Rom and you do all steps you wrote above (wipe data, cache, etc.) You can steel have same left overs after old kernel. That is why cleaning script can help. After using it I am sure that there's nothing left in behind from old staff what can spoil my current settings.

wytapatalkowane

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Dear Dev. Focus on your exams at the moment and in meantime cook nice Rom for us.

wytapatalkowane
[Galaxy S II Android Development] richardsoffice:
Thanks Myszonokr, yes I have now D/L GS2KernelWipe and will action it next time I change my Kernel, or have Thunderbolt v6 to install :fingers-crossed: And now especially as I have now have a current nandroid if things did get screwed up
[Galaxy S II Android Development] richardsoffice:
Hey Mohammed, I do hope all went well for you with your exams? And you can chill out now. :victory:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Re: [ROM][AOKP/CM10][4.1.2][AROMA][7-12-2012]ThunderBolt ROM V5

Yes i have finished exams and am taking rest and will be working by tomorrow :D

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Re: [ROM][AOKP/CM10][4.1.2][AROMA][7-12-2012]ThunderBolt ROM V5

Guys i finished v6 but ill test it and in the next three days itll be uploaded but there is an aroma problem so do you guys need aroma or should i remove it ?

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] jcomana:
Re: [ROM][AOKP/CM10][4.1.2][AROMA][7-12-2012]ThunderBolt ROM V5

Hey friend.... Look at the rest of the recognize developer, all of them started using Aroma and later, prefer to remove it and consolidate the ROM with only one file. A samples... Task, ShoStock and Bajee for mention some of them. ShoStock 3 scope a awesome Rom with all the issues included like gapps. Task recently separate the ROM and the gapps in his 4.2 version.

I suggest Do it.... Remove Aroma and I am sure you may handle easily.

Cheers
[Galaxy S II Android Development] strictly#:
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[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Re: [ROM][AOKP/CM10][4.1.2][AROMA][7-12-2012]ThunderBolt ROM V5

Ok but ill remove it and will remove the gapps and will add a link to the gapps to download it but the problem is what about kernel ,launcher and the other aroma do you need them ?

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] jcomana:
Re: [ROM][AOKP/CM10][4.1.2][AROMA][7-12-2012]ThunderBolt ROM V5

ALHussein... Select whatever you consider the best option to configure your Rom. Let the user select outside which one kernel or Launcher prefer. It's not a big deal. It's easy to install each one of them. I suggest you mention in the OP the available options can be handle and maybe the links to download the kernel and launchers you tested with your rom.

Good look
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Conclusion:

Keep Aroma.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Re: [ROM][AOKP/CM10][4.1.2][AROMA][7-12-2012]ThunderBolt ROM V5

But i removed it and it will be fixed in next version until now v6 will be uploaded at tomorrow :D

and don't forget this version will be beta until aokp releases its official one !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
V6 Is UP:D:good::victory:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Bright Ruby:
Hi.

Here are 2 mirror for this awesome work,

I do rapidly all my best on favorite sites because this is awesome work:

http://turbobit.net/3hmpzkc589du.html

http://uploaded.net/file/inife7l1
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Re: [ROM][AOKP/CM10][4.2.1][AROMA][26-1-2013]ThunderBolt ROM V6

Thanks but ill add them tmw cause ill sleep now

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] jcomana:
Re: [ROM][AOKP/CM10][4.2.1][AROMA][26-1-2013]ThunderBolt ROM V6

Sorry.. My suggestion is remove Aroma... Also, make more faster and light the file
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
But how are all the options gonna work, I mean some only want TouChWiz and some only want Nova Launcher, and what about the kernels?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Re: [ROM][AOKP/CM10][4.2.1][AROMA][26-1-2013]ThunderBolt ROM V6

I know but I couldn't fix aroma so i released it without aroma and about the kernel its dorimanx

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
2 new mirrors added !

and anybody tried it ? if yes what is your experience ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] richardsoffice:
Yes I have just put v6 on my 2nd SGs2 and am comparing it to my 1st phone with v5.

OK well possibly v6 is smother (too early to have tested fully as yet) and some other extras that look interesting but I will usually see the snags first when comparing anything. So I am not complaining at all as you have, and are doing a wonderful job and I constantly use you T’bolt on my main phone I have also tried almost a dozen others on its clone but none are as good for me as your T’bolt.

So the snag I have found on my installation: I find the >Sim Toolkit< is missing? And although I had it backed up from v5 via Titanium when I restored it, it’s still is not available, Sim Toolkit is essential when roaming if using certain Sim Cards such as the one I use.

Another thing I noticed is when looking at Titanium’s Overview page it shows only 60MB free out of 528 for the System ROM whereas v5 has 166MB free, This is probably not an issue just how the memory is allocated I guess .

When installing over v5 the only way was to do a full wipe, any less and I got a message constantly coming up “Unfortunately the process Android Process Acore has stopped.

But apart from these small items everything is fine, I now am about to take both phones off charge at 100% and go to bed, then look in the morning at the battery stats, each phone (to the best of my knowledge) has an identical set-up, and items running in the background, Etc. but one has your v5 and the other v6 on it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Sorry my friend but i forgot to add it cause i built the rom and added the apps and as i said it was built from unofficial build so please search for one on the market !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Re: [ROM][AOKP/CM10][4.2.1][AROMA][26-1-2013]ThunderBolt ROM V6

And yeah about installing v6 over v5 you should full wipe and about the ram i dont know this problem ill check at v6.1

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] richardsoffice:
There’s nothing available on the market to do the job, I have spent long time trying to resolve this issue when playing with other Rom’s with no SimToolkit on-board. :(

Had both phones on Standby (with Wi-Fi always on) for 12 hours and both Ver 5 & 6 give the same power usage at 0.6% drop per hour.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Re: [ROM][AOKP/CM10][4.2.1][AROMA][26-1-2013]ThunderBolt ROM V6

Nice to hear about the battery about the sim toolkit flash the gapps and try again

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] richardsoffice:
OK well I hadn’t flashed a separate Gapps.zip but I have just done so with one I had D/L back in November as I could not find a link to one on your thread. However after flashing my Gapps I got the repeating message “Unfortunately the process Android Process gapps has stopped.” So I re-flashed V6 and then the only error messages was something to the effect of “Unfortunately the process Android Process YouTube has stopped.” This is not a problem for me, but giving me some issues trying to reinstall it via Play.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
YouTube is working great here , btw did you find the simtoolkit ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] richardsoffice:
Yes Youtube was fine for me also, until I put an old version of Gapps.zip I already had acquired over my installation of v6.

The only SimToolkit I can find is one I had backed up from v5 via Titanium which will not run under my v6

:(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wis1152:
Re: [ROM][AOKP/CM10][4.2.1][AROMA][26-1-2013]ThunderBolt ROM V6

Hi my freind ,flashed v6 looks good apart from.....see below

To much stuff in system apps
[Galaxy S II Android Development] richardsoffice:
Yes I also noticed that with me I only had 60MB free out of 528 for the System ROM whereas the v5 had 166MB free, but I don’t understand the working of Android system memory, is this that bad? :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Re: [ROM][AOKP/CM10][4.2.1][AROMA][26-1-2013]ThunderBolt ROM V6

i saw this but its a bug will be fixed in v6.1

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Re: [ROM][AOKP/CM10][4.2.1][AROMA][26-1-2013]ThunderBolt ROM V6

look what happened after first reboot and wiping cache :D

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] wis1152:
Re: [ROM][AOKP/CM10][4.2.1][AROMA][26-1-2013]ThunderBolt ROM V6

It weird now check the task manager app:D:confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Re: [ROM][AOKP/CM10][4.2.1][AROMA][26-1-2013]ThunderBolt ROM V6

:D

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] richardsoffice:
And you’ve got SimToolkit on the screen shot !!

OK well I’ll do a full wipe, run the cleaning script Myszonokr suggested re D/L your v6 and anything else I can think of and then see what I get when I install a new.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] richardsoffice:
After complete wipe and install of v6 still I have no SimToolkit, perhaps you didn’t do a full wipe and this is residue from V5 on your screen shot?

My memory reading from RAM Manager is similar to yours (as yet I have no other apps installed) however as I said before the System ROM memory has only30.1 MB free as shown via Titanium.

View attachment 1684964 View attachment 1684965 View attachment 1684966
[Galaxy S II Android Development] richardsoffice:
Just realised SimToolkit is there because I can see it in Titanum marked as installed, it’s just that it’s not working and therefore not showing up in the apps? Whereas it was OK with v5 and this Sim, I also just tried an Orange Sim but still no luck.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Why is this thread dead no question or anything why ? :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] myszonokr:
Odp: [ROM][AOKP/CM10][4.2.1][AROMA][26-1-2013]ThunderBolt ROM V6

Hello

I am coming back after long trip. Was traveling recently and I had to use ugly rom for long time but now I am home and I am ready to flash :)

Two questions before

It's v6 is base on 4.2.1

What Dorimanx kernel included, what v?

wytapatalkowane
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Re: [ROM][AOKP/CM10][4.2.1][AROMA][26-1-2013]ThunderBolt ROM V6

yes it is dorimanx version 7.43

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] myszonokr:
Odp: [ROM][AOKP/CM10][4.2.1][AROMA][26-1-2013]ThunderBolt ROM V6

So maybe SimToolkit is not working because is not compatible with 4.2 roms.

Regarding memory issue try go to STweak_memory_and set Zram for 300 if not help play with other setting in this tub.

wytapatalkowane

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I am downloading your rom now. You can update Dorimanx to 7.44-latest stable.

wytapatalkowane
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Re: [ROM][AOKP/CM10][4.2.1][AROMA][26-1-2013]ThunderBolt ROM V6

simtoolkit is working here and it was with the rom i installed my rom 2 times and it was there ill bring him a link to be fixed

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] myszonokr:
Odp: [ROM][AOKP/CM10][4.2.1][AROMA][26-1-2013]ThunderBolt ROM V6

Mirror 1 not working

wytapatalkowane
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Re: [ROM][AOKP/CM10][4.2.1][AROMA][26-1-2013]ThunderBolt ROM V6

try another 2 links till ill be at home

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] 22sl22:
My phone failed to start :( I installed rom with full wipe but when it came to setup wizard it said partition not found and went into sd storage mode and stayed there. Any ideas????
[Galaxy S II Android Development] myszonokr:
Odp: [ROM][AOKP/CM10][4.2.1][AROMA][26-1-2013]ThunderBolt ROM V6

Just reporting.I tried 2 mirror but too slow.now I am trying downloading from Google.

wytapatalkowane
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Re: [ROM][AOKP/CM10][4.2.1][AROMA][26-1-2013]ThunderBolt ROM V6

Please try installing it again and fix permissions after that and tell me the report

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] 22sl22:
Forgot to mention that i already tried that, re-tried with full wipe and still same problem
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Re: [ROM][AOKP/CM10][4.2.1][AROMA][26-1-2013]ThunderBolt ROM V6

so the rom isnot installed correctly please download it again

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] 22sl22:
Re-downloaded rom, message still came up up this time it let me install rom though, see screenshot
[Galaxy S II Android Development] myszonokr:
Odp: [ROM][AOKP/CM10][4.2.1][AROMA][26-1-2013]ThunderBolt ROM V6

What is it MD5 for v6?I just download and I got

1884a2f6866cbb18e6de9ae2a512b806

wytapatalkowane
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Re: [ROM][AOKP/CM10][4.2.1][AROMA][26-1-2013]ThunderBolt ROM V6

iam out my home right now and btw after seeing UMS please wait and grant the permissions after that press the back button and complete enjoying it :D

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] richardsoffice:
reverting back to unknown tones (18643)

I’ve re-D/L and re-installed V6 on both my phones several times now, full wipe, cleaning script, Etc. and trying three different Sim cards, but still the SimToolkit is not available to me, so I’ve given up with v6 for the present time sorry. I have reverted back to V5.

However there on thing I could do with some help on, I have been having an issue for a long time with my chosen Ring Tones, they keep reverting back to unknown tones (18643) not of my choosing, I have failed to relate this strange happening to any specific thing that I do, it just always happens eventually. Has anyone got any ideas how to fix this please?