yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nasty_z:
Oh yeah. I know how it works. I've used it couple of times, I just didn't have a name for it before. Anyway, thanks for the patch, it'll help ease the battery consumption when screen goes off. :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
CM10 lite v2 is up :)

Hope you like, made some major clean-up, screenstate scaling working... i think some of you may see some visual performance/battery improvements. Ah, Trebuchet is now here... After the update, is much better in visuals/performance/cpu and ram usage. It took extra 10MB, but totally worth. Full change log on first post... but I think I've already said everything.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nasty_z:
Pretty damn fast updates are being seen :highfive:

Sent from my S II ( "Jelly Bean'd Monster" ) ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
I wasn't satisfied at all with v1, so I needed to take a long search about a lot of stuff before deleting them :) Also, Trebuchet is here, and on fire.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nasty_z:
I'll download it later and flash ;)

Thanks for your work. :)

Sent from my S II ( "Jelly Bean'd Monster" ) ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] celsowebmax:
Downloading V2...

After I go install to test.

Thank.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dev997:
Whre's the DL link ???

HI

I cannot see any download links for the roms . Just see few links for cm9 stock kernel and voice search addon for cm10 etc...

Let me know whre is the download link.. can't find it in OP. Sorry for the trouble.

Cheers !!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] laleiz:
Thx marcello, its very fast but I have fc's when I'm trying to use the "google" option in the lockscreen.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] kircchoffs:
im in CM10 V1 do i need to full wipe again when installing V2?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dev997:
Thanks mate for the link ... I'm also interested in cm9 build .. please provide me its link too.

cheers !!:good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr.Greg:
Looking for this link?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marsaltito:
CM9 link ? both are cm10
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dev997:
+1 .. need cm9 build link , its for cm10 again !!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jlevy73:
v2 cm10 lite is very nice. Like it a lot, appreciate you sharing your work!

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Link taken from OP: http://www.mediafire.com/?zd996ackvr4z3pk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] malavan:
Google now fc on this rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Links are at the end of the first post. Just look at download section for cm9/cm10 and click on the thing you want. (v1 / v2 / ....)

Yeah, Google Now fc is my fault. On v1 I left some libs there, on v2 I deleted and forgot to put them on the separated zip. I'm on the phone right now, in 1h top I'll fix it. If you need it right now, flash only the lib folder of Google Apps.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
uploaded Search/Voice Search/Google Now fix link. Please, re-download and report.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jlevy73:
Google Now is working well
[Galaxy S II Android Development] saimon05:
i cannot boot up my phone on cm10v2:crying::crying::crying:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xetro:
Same here..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andyleckie:
pull out battery, enter recovery (volume up + home + power button). Wipe cache and Dalvik. Reboot
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marsaltito:
thm my bad ! :eek:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Please wipe data and try again. If you still can't reboot, report immediately.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nasty_z:
I flashed the new build fine but I didn't wipe...Just reporting.. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fabioascoelho:
Hello marcellocord,

Can you add the MD5 or SHA-1 to your files?

I will try your CM9 build, since I wanna see the stable version of CM and compare it to Sammy ICS builds...

Do you know if the M6 AOKP version is based on the CM9 Stable source? I couldn't find anything about it and I'm trying a lot of ROMs right now. I wanna find the most stable ICS build to stick with it and the wait for JB to develop.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
AOKP = Cyanogenmod. AOKP is just some CM mod with more stuff. Those other ROMs saying "AOSP" are really [or may be] built from AOSP, but have a lot, I mean a lot of cherry-picks, which can actually make exactly equal to CM.

Isn't a coincidence that AOKP stable was released at the same time as CM9 stable.

Next build I calculate md5, I need to download everything again. Everytime I finish my work with some build I use it for me. Then, I optimize a bit for xda, so people don't complain about some stuff. Not something huge, just a few tweaks optimized for my country.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pachu:
good job

thank you +1
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sahidmiah:
Is the gapps included in in v2 zip file.or shell flash it seperatly
[Galaxy S II Android Development] laleiz:
It's included.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Yep, it's included.

Please, always read description of every ROM you want to install before downloading. Not just for my ROM, but every other ROM.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
CM10 lite v3 uploaded... updated to new CM10 build and Siyah 4.1rc1. hope you like...

ps: google now/search/voice search zip works for every build. Also, no need to wipe data/cache/anything to update from v2 to v3.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nasty_z:
Flashed V3 with a full wipe. It's nice and smooth. Thank you OP

Sent from my S II ( "Jelly Bean'd Monster" ) ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] celsowebmax:
Hi...

Is possible putting the button contacts in phone apk?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Cygnuss:
very nice rom, thanks for your work
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nasty_z:
The phone apk contains the contacts button by default when you click on it the screen swipes away to the right and brings out the contacts..

Sent from my S II ( "Jelly Bean'd Monster" ) ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kircchoffs:
nice, fast and light ROM but im having reboot issue while connecting on 802.1x EAP secured wifi. im on V3, same issue on V2.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] saimon05:
on cm10 no default kernel script?

:p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Install full CM10, then test if it works. If it does, then install Siyah 4.1rc1. If it does, report here and we could work on this. If it doesn't work on full CM10, report it on the CM10's thread. If it doesn't work on Siyah, report on Siyah's thread :)

I'll make it and post here. I don't have much time, maybe later, sorry.

btw, I'll also work on the new build... sorry for quick versions, but new CM build is a new CM build ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ugokind:
Aosp callrec?

in aosp 403 all the rom had callrec function..

does that rom have the same?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Not CyanogenMod. Actually, there are no 4.0.3 AOSP ROMs there. Only very old CyanogenMod.

But no, there isn't call record here. Still, I think there are some threads to install it on CM9/CM10.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] laleiz:
Im back to your CM9 lite, is trebuchet faster than apex on ICS too?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Yep. RAM = <<<Apex; Performance = >>>Apex; Smoothness = >>>Apex; but Size = >>>Apex.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Answering this question sent to me by PM, from user @kengcc

I don't have a specific set of settings to save battery, but you should: minimum brightness; no data, no wifi; use 2G networks. On ExTweaks, try this http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=26755476&postcount=850 . But, DON'T UNDERVOLT ANYTHING IN THIS POST, MAKE YOUR OWN UNDERVOLT SET.

this might help a lot, but what's the point in having a SGSII to don't use? :)

btw, don't send me PMs, post here if anyone needs something. thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
cm10 lite v4 uploaded... based on newest CM10 build. Next build, after next CM build ;)

Notable CM10 changelog: mtp/ptp/ums switch fixed.

how many people are using? I see 300+ downloads of v3 and only a few people posting here :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nasty_z:
Thanks for the new build. Nice fast updates :D

Most people use the ROMs but remain silent lurkers on xda :p

People usually post when they have problems, your rom doesn't have any problems other than the CM10 issues so I don't think you should be worried about the posts :good:

Sent from my S II ( "Jelly Bean'd Monster" ) ;)

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Just flashed the new version, no problems whatsoever -- I didn't do a wipe.. ;)

Sent from my S II ( "Jelly Bean'd Monster" ) ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
thanks. it's because I need to know if 1h uploading this, and without using the computer, really worth. setting up new build for xda is not a problem, since xda build = the one I use [except for a few locale stuff]
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nasty_z:
Well, I use the ROM on a daily basis, so do at least 50% of the downloaders. I'd say you're investing your time nicely. You said there are like 300 downloads so that means if 50% use your work then that makes 150 people. You're doing something that makes 150 people happy, I'd say it's worth it ;)

Sent from my S II ( "Jelly Bean'd Monster" ) ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hughfollett:
I'm here, enjoying every new build. I do not post if I don't have questions or problems, but I really like your work.. even what you did before this rom!

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] cull3n:
Is you signature really a refer-website so you gain some points if people recharge their phones via your refer?

Please Recharge you Phone HERE

http://xdaforums.com/www.paytm.com/refer/liverpool

That's bad fish.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Please, not here.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fabioascoelho:
Hi marcellocord, any new version with the last nightly?

Thx for you work!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
maybe later... some life stuff i need to deal with. but don't worry, there aren't any noticiable change in latest *experimental build, codeworkx was just testing buildbot.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
ok, i'm bored. major clean-up coming. I'll remove old builds, clean-up OP and upload CM9 lite v2 and CM10 lite v5. I'll also clean-up old changelogs, if you do not mind... no major updates, just some cm10 inspiration to cm9, update stuff and I'll think in something else. I'll do my best with those builds, so please, ask for things :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Everything uploaded.

CM10 lite v5 + CM9 lite v2 + default kernels/settings for both 9 and 10.

OP cleaned, removed old and useless stuff.

Hope you like...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nasty_z:
Thanks for the new upload :D

OP looks nice ;)

Sent from my S II ( "Jelly Bean'd Monster" ) ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] akira.pwr:
I couldn't flash the previous version because of an error, I hope this build works this time.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
be more specific please.

*someday I saw someone saying: helpp!! bricked my phone!! what can I do??. After some people trying to help he said: sorry, found my password!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] b00fa:
Hey guys,

Just installed, and everything was working fine, used the search bar to find play store, download titanium and restore my apps.

Sometime between then and app restore however, the search bar went missing from all pages. The option to show search bar in the home screen settings is checked but theres just a blank space at the top of the pages where it should be. Restarting yields no results.. anyone have any ideas on a fix?

Cheers!

Caids
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Don't restore your apps and data with titanium. Your problem is the solution.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TheATHEiST:
Gay.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haasgo:
Restored with TB but everything is fine as far as one knows what he is doing...

@marcello: am on the cm9 v2 and batterylife is insane mate. Forgot to take a screenshot tho! Was 7h+ screen on with wifi and data on the whole time. Hope to get the results again to post here. Big thx so far!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
maybe that's the power of screenstate scaling ;)

try setting min-freq for screen-on and screen-off at 100MHz, instead of 200MHz. Don't know if it can bug anything, but worth a try.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] laleiz:
Hey Marcello,Im using cm9 lite v2, probably my fault but why when I finish a call the screen does not turn on?

Edit: I did a clean install with all wipes
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Give me steps to reproduce/Give me more detailed info
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
The nightlies are starting, I'm not able to work on the lite everyday, so I'll be doing it once in a week, is that okay? First nightly tomorrow, lite uploaded hours after that, maybe at the night at 7PM [GMT -3]
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Do anyone here like dpi=218? If some people do, I could include it + modded gsf and playstore in the next version.

Also, which one is better, cm10 bootanimation or mine?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
released cm10 v6...

multi-dpi support, dpi set to 225, stock n' tweaked bootanimation from cm10, based on today's nightly, lqb ril, etc... check changelog.

hope you like it.

ps: 4 posts in a row without any reply. damn, forever alone :((
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fabioascoelho:
Never used 218 DPI and I think that your bootanimation is better.

I am downloading it now. Installing in a few minutes =)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nasty_z:
The latest version kicks ass of the original nightly :p

I was using the original nightly and then later flashed this and this is more smoother. :D Thank You Marcellocord :D

P.S: This was without the thunderbolt scripts...I wonder how it'll be with them on...vroom vroom :D

Sent from my S II ( "Jelly Bean'd Monster" ) ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Actually, Siyah includes most of ThunderBolt scripts, so you may not find so different using it. Maybe only TCP improvements?

Don't tell anyone, but the smoother bootanimation makes the ROM look like super fast :P

But mostly, performance improvements are because of the Siyah and some clean-ups, and maybe build.prop clean-ups as well...

Did you guys liked new DPI? Should I lower it down to 218 next release? Try it... On AOSP it rocks. 240 is too much touchwiz.

edit: ah, I totally forgot that. DON'T USE ZIPALIGN SCRIPT. It will break gapps. I have zipaligned all apks, but ctrl c/v the not-zipaligned one. Next release I fix it... Another performance improvement.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nasty_z:
Oh and another thing to note, I had trouble with the play store at first. Idk if it was just me or there is some 'real problem', I cleared the Google services framework and Play store's data, rebooted the phone and all went well again.

If any of you are having trouble with the play store, getting some 'purchase could not be processed' type of error. Just clear the data for google services framework and play store. Then,just reboot.

Sent from my S II ( "Jelly Bean'd Monster" ) ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Yep. It's because of new gsf and playstore. They are modded ones to support multi-dpi.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] malavan:
Buddy I have your cm9 rom and its epic.that's way its so quiet in here.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nasty_z:
i'm actually using DorimanX kernel. The latest update gave it much better SQL performance. Really good. Plus, the touch sensitivity and the general feel of the touch is better :D

+1 on the bootanimation, it does make it feel smoother! :p

Damn, I already used that script. Well anyway, let's see if something breaks. A reflash isn't a problem ;)

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Try CM10. It's great. Well worth your flashing time :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nasty_z:
I think we can jump to 218 DPI. It does look nice :D

Sent from my S II ( "Jelly Bean'd Monster" ) ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kircchoffs:
someone recommend inverted apps working on CM10 V6
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nasty_z:
You don't need to flash gapps with this. I mean if you only want play store like me then it's already included. However, the standard inverted gapps will work. Just Google for the latest version of the inverted gapps, this is the original CM10 just reduced in size, optimized and better. Flashing gapps shouldn't break anything. ;)

Sent from my S II ( "Jelly Bean'd Monster" ) ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gebazzz:
Great ROM: v5 was so good, now I'm trying v6... I like to choose apps installed on my phone, so a minimalist ROM is so welcome!

The first "issue" that I see in this v6 is the presence of the default Browser: is it necessary? There was no browser in old v5 ROM...

Thank you!

Bye!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Browser on v6: Chrome is slower than the stock one. Besides that, Chrome freezes the whole phone while using SwiftKey keyboard. I think it's much better to use stock one, I don't like Opera and Dolphin is a bit slow. Until Chrome gets updated, I recommend you to use stock browser.

If you change this playstore, it will break multi-dpi. You won't be able to download most apps. If you change gsf it will also break.

Google Apps already included. It's a very lite version, there's no talk, talkback, etc. If you flash another Google Apps, it will replace playstore and gsf, and... you know... at least change dpi back to 240.

Play Store's apk is the newest one, don't worry about it.

Everything inside /system/app is very updated, and the reason I never put Maps, Youtube etc.. inside is because you can download them on Play Store, and also because I'm not crazy to stay updating it. It's actually much better, because the only apps inside are the ones which everyone uses, so if I put Maps on it, some people will need to remove it.

Please, use my ROM the way it is, but: only replace non-gapps apks; add apks if you want. If you have any bug, don't mod anything on the ROM. Everything I removed is enough to you? Do you have any idea, complaint?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nasty_z:
No mate. All is fine. This ROM is for people who want to have the best and lightest possible base and then apply their own colours to it.

I like it this way. No complaints whatsoever from my side. However, I have a suggestion. Maybe you can use inverted apps. This is a minor thing. It just looks good, nothing too important a deal for me but as you know most people prefer inverted gapps. This way they won't have to flash the inverted gapps again. Which won't replace the modded play store and......well you know how it is..

The lesser the noobs, the better the thread. ;)

Sent from my S II ( "Jelly Bean'd Monster" ) ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gebazzz:
Yes, I've noticed that Chrome doesn't like custom keyboards (I use SlideIT) in this version: now I'm trying Opera, the new Dolphin and Firefox, if they are better than the included Browser app, maybe we can get rid of it. However, I can live with it, don't worry! :)

About new dpi setting... I'm noticing that the bounce effect (for example in apps list, when you reach the begin/end of the list) flickers a bit... I think I'm going back to 240 dpi and see if it's better.

Well, thank you again for this ROM!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
No problem at all with bounce/overscroll effect. Test 218dpi and report here, I never used 225, I just put 225 to see if people like it, so I can change to 218.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gebazzz:
218dpi tested: looks good to me!

So, have you decided to make a build every week, now that nightlies are released quite regularly by CyanogenMod team?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
cm10 lite v7 uploaded... check out full change log at the first post. Also, replaced default RIL to LQB RIL without needing to install another cwm zip. Ah, old bootanimation is back ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
depends on my mood ;)

maybe two days, one week.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nasty_z:
@ Marcellocord, New update, great work as usual. BTW, do you use the cyanogenmod ROMs only or do you dual boot now and then?

I'm asking cuz if you do then maybe we can see a different type of ROM in the future...maybe...AOKP LITE? :p

Sent from my S II ( "Jelly Bean'd Monster" ) ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] malavan:
I can't copy v7 from my pc to the phone I can see my internal as.I download it 2 times what can it be.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nasty_z:
Try using the UMS app to enable mass storage instead and then try again. It has proven to work for me recently, the CM10 enabled mass storage works fine 'at times' for my phone.

Sent from my S II ( "Jelly Bean'd Monster" ) ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Only CyanogenMod, now and forever. AOKP = CM. Always prefer the original. AOKP is just CM with some crap mods. No way I'm going to work or even use AOKP. Sorry. AOKP call itself as a revolutionary work, but remember, there are only two types of ROMs: Samsung-based; CyanogenMod-based. Any other thing "built from AOSP" is really built from AOSP.... but 99% of it is made of CM parts. No one is trying to fix memory leak or hwcomposer, they are just waiting for CM.

Can't really understand his problem, a few more info would be welcome. But if it's like nasty said... then do it, I get lots of MTP errors. It's annoying, because UMS is really slow.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] malavan:
Ok problem solved I just copy Rom to external sd, then to internal sd.I don't know why this happens some time but Windows just don't want to copy some Rom to my phone.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gillion:
This is not a fair statement.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nasty_z:
Weird. May wanna check again with the new version, all works fine with me here. :)

Couldn't have said it better myself. But it involves a lot of work and cyanogenmod devs are already known far and wide for it. Plus, you need a team of capable devs. ;)

Furthermore, the issue of hwcomposer and memory leak actually require the sources so even with a capable dev trying at it, he'd fail without the sources. I love exynos but damn does it come with drawbacks. :p

Btw, if my understanding is right. If Samsung actually creates like a common kernel won't that help out our phones with sort of 'eternal support'? I mean, that way we'll keep getting stuff from new S3 kernels etc etc. Maybe I'm jumping the gun here :p

Sent from my S II ( "Jelly Bean'd Monster" ) ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
90% of bugs present on CM are present on AOKP. The other 10% are easy to fix [or aokp exclusive, already fixed by CM], which some devs also submit a patch to CM

But major bugs only CM is trying to fix, and they normally do. Think about this: if codeworkx never existed, we wouldn't have any (almost) fully working JB, or even a 95% stable CM9. And there's a small chance of 5% that a non-CM dev is at least working on memoryleak and a very small chance of 1% that a non-CM dev will fix it before CM. We live in a sad world bro. They put into your head that AOKP is a revolution, but in the end, is only CM with mods.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aceian:
^^^

A bit Harsh... But true!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ABHIII:
Can anyone please update about the battery life on CM9 rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Satisfactory here. At the end of the afternoon I still have 70% left, and I charge everyday. Maybe bad for you, maybe awesome, who knows?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] qrweqrwe:
Would you please make the fonts &icon much bigger

I have tested your rom. Very nice, thank you.

But would you please make the fonts & icon much bigger in next generation, it is really so small.

Thanks again.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Please, never quote first post.

If you want stock DPI, edit /system/build.prop

ro.sf.lcd_density=218 ----> change to ro.sf.lcd_density=240