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[HTC Sensation] 12reza12:
please test the mod and tell me report's

lock screen mod in not ready yet, c0dex make that so soon

i dont change navbar becise you can change it in venom tweaks

sorry for message color bug
[HTC Sensation] eretic:
download finished.

testing...

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sense 4 icon messages
[HTC Sensation] 12reza12:
icon pack update ;)
[HTC Sensation] hunt:
FYI:: I appreciated your effort BUT...

ViperS JB include Sense 5 MOD in Venom Tweaks.

If You select Sense 5 MOD and Download Sense 5 Skin from Venom HUB, It looks like almost Sense 5, It even change the Setting app also...

See this are the attached...

View attachment 1855230View attachment 1855231

Sent from hunt's Sensation
[HTC Sensation] 12reza12:
sorry dude

venom hub hase one skin for sense 5 and one icon pack !

i cant see any mod for sense 5 in there

any way :D

check this :
[HTC Sensation] xlx890121:
Good job. :D
[HTC Sensation] sunnytse1:
Re: [sense 5 mod] sense 5 mod for vipers JB + skin V.1

You are fast,man.thanks for the great work!
[HTC Sensation] Quantum_Sensation:
JB for Vipers is not 100% usable yet. Can flash in Viper ICS?
[HTC Sensation] timothio:
Re: [sense 5 mod] sense 5 mod for vipers JB + skin V.1

Go to the ics thread
[HTC Sensation] menfisher:
good job.

is it possible to get your mod and the skin/icon pack into the venom hub?
[HTC Sensation] eretic:
thank's
[HTC Sensation] 12reza12:
it is not in there

sorry
[HTC Sensation] 12reza12:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2149107
[HTC Sensation] menfisher:
Is it possible to get in in the V-Hub in the future?
[HTC Sensation] 12reza12:
I do not have access to Venom hub

and I do not know venom team do this or not

I will be happy if venom team butt this mode and skin and icon packs in the hub Venom ;)

and i dont want to make sense 5 stock skin because someone make that and put in in venom hub

so i just worked in color skin and maybe later another sense 5 skin
[HTC Sensation] ivicask:
For now as we are working on fixing major bugs and general functionality of rom we will not working on any mods/or theming.

I dont even support flashing any mods if they may cause problems so users will give false bug reports.

After rom is stable and all bugs are solved ill be more than glad to include you mods to Venom HUB, and ill add new skins, IME skins and other stuff..
[Asus Transformer TF700] adelancker:
Look what I found!

Official 4.2 coming later today!
[Asus Transformer TF700] Blairware:
It is here now!

Got it. waiting a little bit before I apply, after all, I have been "checking system update" every day since last November, I just hope I don't lose root
[Asus Transformer TF700] owlieowl:
Would anybody be able to tell me if it's safe to download & install the update from ASUS's site and upgrade my current rom even though it's CROMI? Would I keep CROMI, all my settings etc?

I'm assuming not..
[Asus Transformer TF700] _that:
That won't work.
[Asus Transformer TF700] josedaniel:
I want it so bad!

I'm really looking forward to install 4.2 on my tablet, I love ASUS for being so good to us, unlike Motorla, but that's another story, however, I have to wait until it comes out CleanROM version, hopefully soon.

:D
[Asus Transformer TF700] Rsmin:
Hope this helps performance. Downloading update now...
[Asus Transformer TF700] buhohitr:
Please make a copy of the dlpkgfile located in /cache and post it here BEFORE you perform the upgrade. Thanks.
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
Well it seems I can build CROMI faster if someone posts the dlpkgfile file ;)

I have a patched TWRP ready to go. I need the bootloader and kernel from this file to complete the set and then it is all systems go go go... :D
[Asus Transformer TF700] quietseb:
dlpkgfile

I'm about to upload it (WW, 10.4.4.25 to 10.6.1.14.4).

I'll give the link tomorrow though, I'm dying for sleep and the upload takes a while for that 166MB file
[Asus Transformer TF700] cuballevo:
damn

i was hoping to get a crack at this too tonight...mine wont pull OTA down....unlocked
[Asus Transformer TF700] ZeDroid:
Mine will be up in half an hour. WW of course.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Rsmin:
Sorry didn't see this in time...
[Asus Transformer TF700] maxrdlf95:
Waiting for it :D Thanks
[Asus Transformer TF700] quietseb:
Here it is:

http://dl.free.fr/ln0lOsxcD

Please confirm the link is ok and te file is what you need.

Cheers
[Asus Transformer TF700] cuballevo:
french

thank god I learned to read french growing up cajun!!!

downloading now...thanks

will add mirror when i get file downloaded just for prosperity!!
[Asus Transformer TF700] ZeDroid:
Here's mine, hope I'm not too late.

http://BillionUploads.com/1l5f0e9seehw
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
Hmm - listed as 10.4.4.25 version? Oops no it's not :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] _that:
Downloaded, tested, checked - it's ok and what we need. Thanks, you are the hero of the week. :good:

I'm going to sleep now, while sbdags will spend the rest of the night building CROMI 4 for us. :)

Some infos:

* No new partition table. Blob contains only EBT, LNX and SOS.

* Bootloader string is "Android cardhu-user bootloader <1.00 e> released by "WW_epad-10.6.1.14.4-20130329"", but as expected it's different from our previous 1.00e.

* Lots of changes in the kernel config, don't know how significant.

* Kernel ramdisk is almost identical to TF300's 10.6.1.8 release.
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
I'm off to bed :)

for a change ...............
[Asus Transformer TF700] buhohitr:
Thank you _that. For all noobs out there: These are the changes:

EBT-bootloader

LNX-boot img (kernel)

SOS -recovery
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ivanovic:
Hello guys,

I am planing to get the HTC One and I d like to ask if the have switched back to the vertical scrolling in the app drawer like it used to be on sense 3.6

On the road using my HOX
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Electronic Punk:
It has indeed, with a twist, but yeah the scrolling takes a little time to readjust to.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ivanovic:
Thanks a lot for the reply. I have read on a greek forum that there is an option to switch between vertical and horizonatl. I guess its not true, right?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Electronic Punk:
I haven't seen it and not sure how it would fit with the clock at the top of the current one.

I think they are likely to have got the impression that custom ROMs will have this feature, certainly AOSP will but if someone can do something with Sense 5.0 remains to be seen.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] trez_man:
Hey guys.

I have a question.

Can you put this ParanoidRom 3+ on an iphone 5? or at least any other rom that is android?

Thanks in advance.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kaikun97:
do u mean a real iphone 5 or the fake goophone i5 if its the fake one then yes but if its a real iphone then no. iphones cant run android
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KrazyKong:
I'm having a weird issue that's been dragging on for nearly 9 months now. Not only is my phone draining the battery while in flight mode, it's even doing it when I've turned off the phone completely. Even when it's supposedly completely shut off, the battery drains. I've been using my S2 as a game and internet device at home. I don't use it everyday. Turning it off at 80% battery, then 2 days later turning it on to discover it's at under 10%, beeping and flashing about being low on battery life is driving me absolutely nuts. I'm on my 4th battery now (one of them an extended) and it makes no difference whatsoever. It drains the battery at the same rate whether flight mode is on or off, or if there is a sim inserted or not. I've also done several hard resets of the phone thus wiping out all my apps and information.

Now the weird thing is my boss has an old S2 at work. It has 4.0.3 on it whereas mine is on the official 4.0.4 update. I turned on my boss' S2 after it having sat in a drawer for 9 months (since the S3 came out) only last week and it still had 70% battery life on it. Why can't my phone even last a few days turned off!?

I should not have to root the phone and muck around with countless roms and kernels to get this phone working properly, but am prepared for any advice at this point. If it's not sorted within the week, my cell phone provider will cancel my contract.

I'm running the official stock rom (Virgin Australia) on my phone as seen here.

As you can see in this pic, the huge jumps in battery % are when the phone has been turned off.

And the details of my boss' old S2 (Optus Australia).

Now compare this with a cheap $29 Android phone I got recently and it's on day 7 of being constantly on. It doesn't have a sim in it, and has just been sitting on, but at this rate I think I might be able to push 2 whole weeks of this being on.

Something clearly is wrong and broken with my S2 and I wonder if it's at the hardware level :eek:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
Yep. Could be an issue with the USB/charging circuitry if you've tried a bunch of batteries with the same results. Reset the flash counter, back to stock (if you've flashed non-stock firmware/rooted it at any stage), send it in for warranty service & see what happens (Back your stuff up before you send it; chances are they'll wipe it & put the latest stock firmware they have on it).

Edit - You could also try carefully cleaning the battery contacts on the phone with isopropyl alcohol on a fresh cotton bud/similar (be really careful tho).
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] konafaa:
i have exactly the same problem with my galaxy s2 ?? have u found any fix for it??
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kevingt01:
Same problem here with my Note 2. I also have an issue where the phone won't power on after changing batteries without first plugging it in for a second. I bought the phone refurb with only 90 day warranty..Any resolution?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Firoz24:
Same prob here but when I have 50% and I turn off and turn it again it goes to 15%. It may be battery prob. I will buy another battery
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
We don't care about your Note. Go post in Note Q&A.

Logic says you try another battery first.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Firoz24:
Thanx i will buy and let you know
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
If that doesn't work the USB board/port may need replacing, but worry about that if a new battery doesn't solve the issue. No probs ;)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kevingt01:
I have posted to the Note section and nobody responded. If you don't care about my note, then ignore that statement.

I'm still interested if there was any resolution to the problem with the S2.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EricCartmanez:
a friend of mine had a similar problem, turned out her sd card was cracked, but hers refused to charge completely and if it did it became really hot, maybe you should check your sdcards...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vishal11in:
Scan for .nomedia files on internal and external memory.

Scan broken mp3.

Last if still the issue replace the battery
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dakura:
You didn't say the things you tried, have you tried factory resetting your phone? It may be just because one app.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gauravgymnast08:
Same problem here and its around 2 months now still searching the answer hoe to fix this is my 3rd battery and still the result is same and now last 1 week I got a new problem randomly losing network on my s2

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Today I went to service centre and told them about my problem they said its a motherboard issues you have to change this

My s2 not in warranty they said total cost of solving this problem is $180 :(
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KrazyKong:
I've since stopped using my S2. Gave up on the ridiculous battery usage, even when it was turned off.

I've tried 3 different batteries. Even the Official Samsung S2 Extended battery, along with my original S2 battery and another but slightly older genuine S2 battery. Same problem with all batteries. The phone drains the battery even when the phone is turned off.

I've done a factory reset, I've tried different sd cards, makes no difference.

I still use the phone to play a few games in bed each night, and then turn it off. I might turn it off with 50% battery left and not use it again for a few days. Turn it back on and it's beeping saying low battery at 4%.

I've since bought an S4 Mini and it's amazing. With wifi and data turned off, it goes 5 days and I'm still at 40% battery. The only thing I do miss fro the S2 is the screen. It's still nicer to look at than the S4 Mini. But I don't miss the stupid and still unresolved battery drain bug.

The S2 was supposed to be 4.2.2 and maybe even 4.3, but it never did. That's another crap thing Samsung do, is they just can't be stuffed getting updates out on their handsets.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kevingt01:
I mentioned earlier that I had the exact same problem with my Note 2. Battery drained 7-8% an hour when completely off. I had reverted to backup I took early on with no success. Factory reset with no success. I thought for sure it was a hardware issue, but i recently resolved it without messing with hardware.

I followed another post on xda-developers on how to get my Note 2 back to factory stock.. completely wiped with stock recovery, no root, reset custom flash count, and the original factory ROM before any OTA updates. Unbelievable, but that solved my battery problems. In addition, I was having an issue where I couldn't power on my phone after swapping battery without first plugging into USB to jump start it. That's also been resolved. These are things I was absolutely sure were related to a hardware short or something and are now fixed.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vishal11in:
Can someone try this advise above and see if it resolves the issue.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] farksi:
if it makes often the same problem, then is the battery or you have to put on stock ROM with format/system before you install the stock ROM.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KrazyKong:
It's not the battery. I have the stock rom, never done anything to this phone accept root it, and it was doing the battery run down from day 1. I think I've updated twice on this phone, and they have been the official OTA updates from Samsung. First update was to 4.0.3 I think, then to 4.1.2. The battery drain issue has remained both before and after these updates. Some months back I rooted this phone, didn't make things any better or worse. It still eats the battery when turned off :(
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arjay1:
Got the exact same problem. Nice to know I am not alone. Did a factory reset, no change. Bought a new extended battery but no joy. The phone can show as fully charged at 10 pm and by 9 am the next morning it is down to 40% when it has been switched off all night. In fact I get roughly the same figures if I have left the phone on with wifi, mobile data and GPs all turned on.

The phone is 2 years old. My 2 year contract ends in in a couple of months and I'll get a different phone. So I think I'll struggle on for now. I live in deepest Spain and the thought of tackling the Orange shop about it leaves me cold....
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rmntruexjr:
I'm curious if the phone is actually shutting down or not. I had an S1 that would act like it shut down but was really hung in shutdown mode so the screen was dark but I could feel it was staying warm. I never figured it out as I tried different roms and had the same results so I just started pulling the battery and putting it right back in and it would stop draining the batt and the phone didn't get warm. Does the phone turn back on normally or do you have to hold the power button long enough to reset it?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arjay1:
Interesting point you make. Too late to check tonight as i am running a slightly different experiment.I had previously done a hard reset with the old battery - to no good effect. So, now that I have bought a new OEM battery I have done a second reset. This time i have kept 4.1.2 rather than upgrade to kitkat. I have also not re-installed any of the apps I had previously. So, tonight I shut down with the phone at 40% and will see what it says in the morning.

I'll report back on the results and - if necessary - I'll check out your theory.

Thanks for responding.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arjay1:
Bad news I'm afraid. Shut phone down and 8 hours later battery down from 40% to just 6%. The boot up looked quite normal to me. What I will do now is fully charge the phone, shut down and take out the battery over night. See what it says tomorrow morning.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] reubenjohn:
Not necessarily an SD problem

It is not true... at least in my case
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sushant.trimukhe:
My Phone is also having the same problem but its lg e970

Tried everything what all u have told but no luck plz any solution let us know..
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Saber:
If you had a custom kernel like siyah kernel or dorimanx, you would have been able to 'reset fuel guage' which helps preventing battery drop after restarting your phone. Is any process draining your battery?

If you have google now, disable it ASAP! This was known to cause significant battery drains.

If you have mediaserver problems, most likely this is a problem with the Fuse daemon service which needs to be patched via lanchons music bug fix. It is best to install cm10.1 based ROM or kitkat ROM as there are kernels that will fix media server problems.

Sorry for quoting you. This post was intended to answer most people's questions.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] beeshyams:
please help me understand

[MENTION=4413589]vishal11in[/MENTION]

I am troubled by the same problem of battery discharging when switched off at the rate of 1.5%per hour and have tried multiple things without any success. Device is Note 2 and battery is OEM new barely a month old. Same happens with old battery, only discharge rate is higher around 2.5%

Stumbled upon your advice and am not sure what you mean by scan for no media files in external and internal storage. I had absolutely clean flashed today and saw that there are a dozen plus no media files of 0 size both on internal and external storage. I do not know if it is good or bad. What should I do ?

Also how does one scan for broken mp3?

Thanks in advance for taking time out to answer this
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vishal11in:
Delete all .nomedia files and google a software which scan the broken mp3s. Remove them or replace them.

Secondly, Your issue of battery drain when phone is switched off seems to be hardware related. Anyways, first remove these issue and then trouble shoot further.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] beeshyams:
thanks @vishal11in

Will do that
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] beeshyams:
Thanks [MENTION=4413589]vishal11in[/MENTION]

Seems to have improved by about 0.3% after implementing your suggestions

Am seriously thinking of treating it as hardware issue and living with it.... Too much to follow up on especially when OEM is not even willing to discuss

Thanks again for your help... Take care
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spoutinwyze:
I know it's old but have you a link? I upgraded my OS Friday and have the same issue. Multiple batteries tested. For a while inserting the battery would auto turn on the device. I could choose power off and device would be off. But in morning the damned thing is completely drained. Won't even turn on. This happened emmediately after installing the new cm12.1 but that wipes the stock rom so I can't revert and my USB port doesn't recognize to connect to pc or charge. (I use external battery charger for last 4 years). My troubleshooting has led me to believe (as odd as it sounds) that this is a software issue. Which logically shouldn't be since the phone is completely off.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] treysis:
I have the same problem with my old S2 for approximately 3 years. I strongly believe it is a hardware issue on the main circuit board, probably a broken capacitor. I am quite certain that it's hardware because I have tried this:

Installed the original unrooted untouched stock Android 2.3.6 (I forgot how fast and slick this phone felt once!!!)

Bootloader downgrade

Bought a new battery

Exchanged the USB charging circuit board

Took the battery out and right back in, still discharging

Charged the battery to 100%, took it out of the phone. Like this, the battery stays charged for months!

Other than the discharging, everything on the phone works fine! It doesn't turn on on it's own like some other people explained, it turns on immediately after inserting battery. What I have not tried though is USB-OTG or the MHL-HDMI output. I think though that it is related to a capacitor on the main circuit board that is related to the OTG function. This is, because some people have had problems with this capacitor and their phone wouldn't work at all until they removed the faulty capacitor (that meant losing the OTG ability though). I suspect this capacitor is broken in a way that it doesn't insulate anymore, but rather has become conducting. At least that could explain the slow battery drain for me. I think I'm going to try to locate the cap, remove it, and see if it solves the problem. I won't be using USB-OTG on this phone anyways. Still it'd be nice to have it as a backup phone (though I'm probably retiring my S4 soon, which'd be an even better backup phone).

Why this capacitor broke is unclear to me though. I don't know if this could happen as a result of faulty software. I just know that I installed CyanogenMod shortly before I started noticing this problem. But the thing is, before switching to CM, I never turned the phone off. So I have no idea how it behaved before when turned off. Still I could imagine that a faulty implementation of the OTH feature in the CM drivers could cause the capacitor to brake.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wknak:
Does anyone tries to measure power off consume with multimeter?

I'm not expert, but since the device is in power off state, and keeps draining battery, maybe is a good start to measure mA consumption. I don't know which contacts is needed, if only positive and negative is enough.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ephestione:
Maybe here my post will be ignored so I'll look for another place to post as well, anyway: I have a Galaxy S4 mini, removed the PCB on the original, ded battery, and connected the bare cell contacts to my bench power supply, at 4.2V.

The phone boots as if there was a full battery inside, no problem there, I can see the current draw during boot which is tops 860mA something.

What disturbs me is that, even when I properly switch phone off (long press power button, "power off" function), after the phone is completely off it keeps drawing 35mA off my bench supply. If I lower the voltage from the power supply, simulating a dead battery (less than 3V) it still keeps drawing some current, down to 0V it still draws something. This is alarming IMO.... the phone still works correctly, I do not expect this to be anything other than by-design behaviour...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ze7zez:
no real off switch / battery self discharge

I have bolded the description of your experiment. It is very interesting. Maybe someday I'll use it.

It is a pity to repeat the same answers. You can find answers to your questions here, for example:

Why does my phone battery decrease even when it's turned off?