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[Galaxy S II Android Development] memine:
No problem. Just trying to give you any useful information while warning others of the danger.

I would have posted on your Blog but it requires login ID and I didn't want to go through that.

I'll provide feedback after testing, sooner if issues are found.

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I just saw the following posted on your blog but due to time zones I'm not sure if this is current or resolved. Can you, or anyone who happens to know, confirm?

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This is the combination I was using, which I found to be stable and very nice when CWM was needed. But after Erezak noted the DPI changes he makes couldn't work with this kernel I tried his next release as-is. I liked the 160 DPI look so much I haven't flashed Siyah since build Sept. 23.

I'm hoping the next release of Siyah can support DPI changes but I have no idea if its possible without reverse engineering his current work and I don't have the time or setup for that. Erezak mentioned before that Siyah uses a ramdisk so I'm guessing once that's loaded Erezak's ROM isn't able to change the DPI, and even if it could it would be lost next reboot.

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Found this update info under the Siyah thread:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] erezak:
The DPI Changer will indeed only work with a kernel I'm compiling with my changes.

Regarding the latest release, it's working on my test device, but I suggest backing up first. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] memine:
Running the new release, Sapir-10-20121004-NIGHTLY-i9100-erezak, without issue for a few hours.

I haven't added any google apps and have left the ROM running clean.

Just looking for a good way to install some of the latest inverted apps, like contacts/people, messaging, without adding all the rest of the google items.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] metalgearhathaway:
Only works with default Kernel guys, so if you feel you need to use Siyah or Dorimanx, then you'll need to stick with 20121002 until Siyah updates the kernel base to be compatible, either that or put up with no BLN and performance tweaking for now.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] erezak:
If you do install the 20121002 build, make sure to install a kernel.

But I do recommend updating - and I'll start using a self-compiled Siyah soon as well.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] metalgearhathaway:
Does the standard kernel support bln control? I'd be fairly lost without some sort of notification.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ArtoD2:
No.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] metalgearhathaway:
I'll try living with NOLED app instead as an interim measure then :)

Looking forward to having exTweaks back however!

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Sorted, some lovely fella has made 3 custom siyah kernels for JB, this is the one that works for Sapir 04102012 :)

Enjoy BLN and overclocking once more :)

http://sourceforge.net/projects/cm1...y%20siyah.%20testing%20only/&use_mirror=ignum
[Galaxy S II Android Development] metalgearhathaway:
LOL, looks like enjoy having those features back at the expense of camera functions!

Maybe I'll try being patient instead :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] erezak:
New build posted. Check out the new transparency slider for the status bar.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] malavan:
i cant find 06 build i just find 02 build
[Galaxy S II Android Development] memine:
You have to look a little harder; Try Here
[Galaxy S II Android Development] erezak:
Updated links :o

Now back on site.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] malavan:
erezak 06 biuld is it with RIL fix thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] memine:
Not sure what camera functions you're talking about as mines never been an issue since I started using this ROM in September on my SGS2?

Maybe its a model thing...which flavor do you have, what was the original kernel?

You also mention NOLED support....never tried it....what's the big deal about it?

Until I tried DPI at 160 I wasn't all that impressed with this feature either so enlighten me.

With ROMs it seems to be a lot like internet speeds, you don't miss what you never had. ;)

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Erezak's main site has much more info along with current release changes; Link here

He's also linked to the latest CM added changes which he includes; Link here

I haven't checked for that myself but its your best chance at finding out your answer until/if Erezak replies.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pitbull123:
this version my phone wont even come on and dos,nt boot up???

:(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kennart:
You cant use custom kernels.

Sent from my Jelly Beaned little darling.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pitbull123:
ahhh ok thanks will that fixed in later versions???
[Galaxy S II Android Development] metalgearhathaway:
Yes the OP is looking into a custom Siyah Kernel, which will make me wonderfully happy :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dtrail1:
This Kernel is working good (it's a custom Siyah I guess):

---> http://sourceforge.net/projects/cm1...hwc2-vsync_sysfs-changmin-signed.zip/download

Edit: Only for the 20121004 build...sorry.

But the rom really runs great with this kernel! The touchscreen reaction is much better and the availability of some more governors, especially pegasusq, causes good performance and less battery drain. A good reason to stay on 20121004 Build until another kernel will be found.

EDIT: Ok, using this kernel keeps the device awake all the time and eats the battery in a really short time!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] achelbia:
Hi , why Siayh kernel with dual boot is not supported, my ROM don't boot with version 0610/0410 but works properly with 0210
[Galaxy S II Android Development] memine:
After a few days of using the Sapir-10-20121006-NIGHTLY-i9100-erezak release I've nothing major to report.

The "Torch" app, and corresponding Widget LED Flashlight, didn't work but the camera and flash did. After replacing the app with a backup and setting permissions all seemed well. Can't say what the cause was or if it was truly ROM related but it was fine in the past. I'll keep an eye on it for next update.

GPS, WiFi, DPI, touch screen, and most other hardware seem fine. Bluetooth not used or tested yet. (Thanksgiving with the family this weekend so not much play time.)

After removing and replacing some apps for inverted I installed a sniffer app and I still get something using the kernel, root, android system, settings storage, settings, theme chooser, galaxy Sii settings, input device and keychain to contact 74.125.226.9:80, which is yyz06s05-in-f9.1e100.net:http = Google servers. The last digit changes all the time but all the addresses have been a Google server. 74.125.226.(*)

Does anyone know what's causing this? Searching the logs haven't helped yet. I don't use or have installed any apps with google in the name. No accounts have been setup. Calander, people/contacts, phone, messaging, downloads, gallery, calculator, and superuser are the only CM10 apps installed that I can think of that might be doing this.

Even with the opensource Droidwall installed and LBE locking down all permissions to either prompt or block the above still sends and receives.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dtrail1:
For me torch (flashlight LED) is working with the built-in torch toggle in Stats bar.

I guess you didn't flash the GAPPS after the rom installation, right? That's why you don't have no Google Apps installed. If I am wrong, I don't know what is causing that problem.

---> Download GAPPS JB

btw: I've noticed that the touchscreen reaction and sensitivy is not that good. I know this problem is well known for the SGS2, but with a good kernel it can be fixed. The CM-Kernel which is included in Sapir doesn't support governors like pegasusq or hotplug and it can't be tweaked like the Siyah Kernel for example (maybe I'm wrong). One possible solution could be to edit the kernel and touch settings with an app like ExTweaks, I will try that and report back as soon as possible.

But other than that Sapir Rom is one of my favourites - as soon as we get another kernel working it will be my first choice!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] memine:
I don't want the Gapps. I'm trying to remove all google influence from my phone. But something is still trying connect to googles servers.

I'll assume I did something to the torch app when cleaning things. If it happens again after the next update or if I have to reflash I'll post it as an issue.

I play a game called "Missile Intercept" which is all touch screen. I can't say I've noticed much lag. Any examples or reproducible steps?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] erezak:
New build posted. Now features tablet mode.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dtrail1:
Without gapps you can't use your phone with full features. If you don't want to have any Google stuff on your phone you shouldn't buy an android device! Go ahead and get you an Iphone or Nokia.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] metalgearhathaway:
OK, I tried to resist, I really have tried, really! But nope, here goes, Google make Android OS, the only way too avoid Google is not to have an Android device!

You could always hop in to bed with iOS or Windows Mobile, or if you really want to break free hunt down a nice old Symbian phone LOL

Sorry, but surely it had to be said!

My stance on Google is, there is way more good than bad, which is something I can't say for its competitors!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] metalgearhathaway:
GOOD NEWS!

Dorimanx has released his new Kernel fully supporting Jelly Bean Roms, including yours!

Rejoice and download: http://dorimanx.shine.sk/kernels-jb/Kernel_Dorimanx-V7.0--JB-MALI-23-56--09-10-12-SGII-PWR-CORE.zip

Main DL Page: http://dorimanx.shine.sk/

XDA Thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1617219
[Galaxy S II Android Development] erezak:
I apologize, the DPI Changer relies on changes to the Init process, which a kernel usually overrides. As I said, when things settle down a bit, I'll provide a self-compiled kernel that is best suited for the device. Obviously, I'm open to suggestions.

Also, just released the battery for tablet mode, that was missing from the 8th build.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] metalgearhathaway:
On 091021012, this Dorimanx Kernel works perfectly, Sapir Tablet Mode remains selectable and working. ExTweaks all fine and now clocked back to my usual 400mhz mali and 1400mhz cpu, happy days!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dtrail1:
Calm down, mate. I am comfortable with Android and it's development. And your prior question sounded like you had no idea about it. So there is no reason to treat me like an idiot!

Most users aren't that advanced to modify their devices like that.

If I had known that you are kind of an expert I wouldn't have answered like I did.

So YOU might want to check your reply prior to hitting send! :)

Of course you can completely modify your Android. It's also possible to run Debian or Ubuntu on the device after compiling it to your hardware for example. But that also means that you cannot use the full features Google provides (but similar ones with third party apps). That's all I meant before.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Jay-Jay75:
hi, with this rom based on CM10, can we install kernel like siyah?

I ask this because, with last releases CM it is not possible.

Thx
[Galaxy S II Android Development] erezak:
No, it's not yet possible.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ArtoD2:
The latest Dorimax does work OK with the latest Sapir 121009, but does not support DPI change. Dorimax is based on Siyah, so you get the BLN etc. with it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sovo12:
Great rom thx.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] metalgearhathaway:
The New V7 Dorimanx is pretty amazing, if you can do without changing DPI, then its well worth it.

I have not clocked by GPu this time round, but I do clock the CPU to 1400mhz, the results are pleasing:

ANTUTU - Stock CPU and Kernel offers 6128, Dorimanx @ 1400mhz gives 7199 :

RL SQL Benchmark - Stock CPU and Kernel offers 64.13secs, Dorimanx @ 1400mhz gives 19.489secs!:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] erezak:
4.1.2 build posted.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mappazza:
...too many bugs on 4.1.2...SuperSU don't works, and so many apk...back to 10/09...thanks anyway...

EDIT: with a full wipe it works, now... :) :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] erezak:
Good to know. I didn't experience any of the issues without the need for a wipe.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SunamY:
Batterydrain is awesome...

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] metalgearhathaway:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/cm1...1.5-cm10-jbmali-vsync_sysfs-1015.zip/download

Mali JB merged Siyah, all working :) Enjoy!

Better than 7.2 Dorimanx Kernel, as that has wifi bug for the time being!

(Originally posted up in the Jellyban thread)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] memine:
You have no need to apologize. Your effort, your ideas, your changes. I'm just glad we get to join you for the ride for as long as it will last.

Thank you for sharing!

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I've been sick as a dog with the flu and only now able to reply. Probably the main reason why I took your reply as being overly condensating. Normally I don't take to jabs so easily but just prior I found myself defending my choice to dual boot to a Friend who just didn't get why I bothered with a "toy" like Linux. (His words, not mine.)

I'm no expert, but know how to research and suffer through trial and error. Sites like this offer a great helping hand and allow us/me to be lazy, but at the cost of living with anothers choices or mistakes. So I tend to offer help in the form of feedback and being a live test subject. As I usually look things over pretty close over time items like the ones I noted tend to pop up only after a few days of log and pattern watching. 90% of people/users wouldn't care, don't know, or think its a fair trade to lose info for features. It just bugs me. (After installing a new clean Windows OS it takes another day to lock it down and remove all the default calls to MS. Half the TaskManager settings are there just to gather and send home information.)

Anyway, let's move on. If you notice an app or service phoning home that's not obvious let me know.

Regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] memine:
FYI
[Galaxy S II Android Development] erezak:
And now it's posted.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] memine:
Just DL now. I won't reply again any time soon unless something is wrong.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] memine:
I seem to have one issue that keeps repeating. When sending a text the paragraph seems to be left justified rather than right.

Example

The quick brown fox jumped over the
lazy dog.

would look like;

The quick brown fox jumped over the
lazy dog.

Anyone else notice this? I do use Justinbean's inverted apps, just apply the ones I want manually to match the Gunmetal theme and cut down on power use, I can't recall if I notice this prior to applying the inverted SMS APK.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] memine:
Quick question if I may. I'm assuming that the tablet mode is still under dev and not finished yet. But to find out more about how it can be used I've looked at the screen shots of the SGSII: PARANOID Android release.

When I switch to tablet mode and reboot I lose the screen buttons to enter the apps drawer until I go to zoom mode. Phone and messege are also gone. (This is before and after adding the JustinBean Inverted apps.)

Is this expected or am I missing something?

The only apps I remove after testing are the included browser, email, and one or two others I can't recall at the moment. (The inverted apps I add back to the ROM are usually contacts/people, MMS, Apollo, but only after I test tablet.)

Always do a full cashe wipe but not factory unless I have issues.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] erezak:
This is actaully expected - because you move to Tablet Mode. I'm using this as my daily driver, and simply put the Phone and Messaging shortcut on the desktop.

The apps drawer is not gone, it's simply migrates to the top right corner.

New build posted. Just a CM catch-up.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] memine:
Okay, thanks for clearing that up. )Haven't used a tablet since I returned the iPad in 2010...even with Jailbreak it was useless.

Any idea about the text messages getting right side justification? I posted my issue in Justinbean as well but no one else has this issue after searching.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ArtoD2:
It's per design. Received messages justify to left, sent to right.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marcel112:
I enabled tablet mode.... launcher keeps crashing.... had to reinstall :banghead:

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] memine:
Never new that. Thanks!

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I've been using the new update in normal mode without issue. Just switched to tablet mode to see if I could duplicate your issue. No problem, able to move around and launch apps.

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just tried it again, same issue. When in zoom screen the buttons are there but when in streched screen no drawer or shortcut in top right, left, or other corner.

The bottom left has the back, home, and other button. The bottom right has the zoom, status buttons, and notification bar.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lch78:
Suffering battery drain. Android OS is the culprit here.. Even with wifi and data off..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] erezak:
That's all across the board. I'm working on it, though.

New build posted. Back to Ubuntu.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] erezak:
New build posted. Now with expandable desktop in power menu.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] memine:
I've been running your releases as my daily since I started. Nothing additional noted since last posts. DL new build now.

I've also upgraded my system this month and dual boot between x64 Windows 7 and x64 Aptosid/Debian. I tossed in 32 GB RAM so I could install and run a few VM images for work and support and its been quite stable...but keeps me busy.

L8r
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kuzeto:
Can you add this xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1920612 to this ROM?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mappazza:
...maybe another time... 29/10 updates is just arrived... :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] erezak:
And now the 03/11 one. Just another CM catch-up.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] P900:
Changelog:confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] PJBonoVox:
Flashed the latest one over the top of the previous one, and now GMail FCs on startup. Have cleared cache and settings, and tried reinstalling latest GApps through CWM.

Anyone got any ideas?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] P900:
Can I simply install the new version over the previous one? Because then I see no changes that are in the change log.:confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] memine:
Yes, but best to wipe cache.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] memine:
Just installed Nov. 4th release. (Was happy with the last one...and was avoiding the wipe stage.)

DPI seems to have changed a tad...I had an extra row of icons this time. (Trying a fake change, putting it back, then rebooting didn't help might have to do a real change back and forth...or get my eyes checked.)

Looks like 180 to me now?

Edit: Full DPI change to default, reboot, and back to 160 and reboot worked.

DPI options missing 180...maybe for a while as this isn't the first time...213 and 160 are last options.

No errors with update process, cache wipe and DK wipe okay.

Will do normal security checks and app replacement for negative versions, black.

Any issues I'll be back to report them.

Erezak:

- You still here or have you moved on to bigger, better, newer toys?

- Can SiyahKernel S2-v5.0i be added so DPI support isn't removed? (I believe that would be a killer addition but just my .02.)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] memine:
Update: Currently getting "proccess acore closed", just doing a factory restore now.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] memine:
That resolved it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] erezak:
Great :)

New build posted on site.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] memine:
Installed the new version, things are running very slow. Looks like SuperUser is in part holding things back.

I don't see the prompt for allowing apps root access either. (Although I did wipe cache.)

The new LBE package I installed a few days ago is now gone? (Forgot I made it a system app to resolve some issues.)

So far unable to fix this issue. Things are extremely so that need root access. Not everything is being granted access.

Might have to roll back to backup I made before flashing.

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Update: After rolling back I removed LBE and WiFi Protector and re-installed the update. Things seemed to go better and I added LBE and WiFi back.

Any other issues I'll update again.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tomoffel:
thank you, erezak! :good::) awesome rom!

After Wajk stopped his Wiui I searched another rom.. and tried many.. but this is the best I found here on xda! :)

I noticed that superuser starts really late after a reboot (about 2~4mins) but it never bugged me :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] R3N0V4D0:
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[Galaxy S II Android Development] kerko:
no download link..

Hi, I maybe be blind, excuse me, but i see only changelog..no download link...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] erezak:
It's in the box to the right. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tomoffel:
http://sapir-rom.blogspot.de/ << open this link and on the right side (in the sidebar) there is a box "latest versions" :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] memine:
It gives me grief with security things like application firewall used in LBE or come widgets. Tricks like making LBE a system app help but only so far.

I also found that this release does random reboots and re-installs something before loading, after which "Network Discovery" is uninstalled as well?

Can't replace "mms" this time either...won't install even if I uninstall first.

I woke up to find the clock widget I use, HD widgets, stuck at the time I went to bed at....had to reboot to fix it. Normal clock on notification bar was still correct.

So far that's all for 12 hours testing.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] HUGO SAN:
Hi Erezak, I like this ROM, fast, ligth and customizable. Please could you tell me how I change the icon battery? I put others png in System IU without success. Thanks :)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] LTFearless:
Downloading the rom as i type, will write down the review in comparison with the official ICS rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ArtoD2:
Anone else have problems of programs not respecting the volume settings? For example if I play a flick from Netflix, mute the media volume, start next movie, the sound plays although the volume is zero and I have no way of muting it. Same applies to games. If I have muted the sounds, the game might start with sounds on anyhow.

ROM or kernel? I'm using Dorimax...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] memine:
On this ROM stock.

I've found I need to move the volume rocker back or forward first, then the current item will respect the new volume level. (Despite check box for headphone volume protection, etc.)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tomoffel:
when you start a game and you lower the volume, the slider is at lowest point, but the sound is playing?

if so, try to raise the volume (Vol + key) by one step and then mute it again wit the Vol - key, this should work :)

I thought this is a feature .. not a bug :o

EDIT: memine was faster..