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[Galaxy S II Android Development] pedestre:
You know, this is something that never happends to me (neither in my phone, nor in any phone I've seen). For me it is really dificult to change something if I can't test the effect.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Prockkaii:
I've the same thing, but it depend on which charger your are using.

With a brand charger everything is working great, while with a fake one (from ebay) the touchscreen become a little crazy starting from 90+% charge.

Maybe try to use another charger.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] astronautis13:
+1 for that...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mad_hat:
My Biftor v9 ROM with Apolo 4.7 Extreme V0 kernel got quite hot and unresponsive. Had to take the battery out and restart it. Considerable battery charge was lost.

Was using governor/scheduler sio zzmoove. Using CPU Adjusyer to keep CPU speeds to between 200-800.

Can someone please tell me what am I doing wrong?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Luppo9:
Yep, too much screen on :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mathmachado:
Perhaps your chip doesnt handle UV, did you have any problems before extreme V0?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mad_hat:
Sorry for the dummy questions but what is UV? No problems before this. Tried 4.7 Regular with no problems except that the performance was a little sluggish then tried 4.4 Extreme again no problems except that I could not use Apolo configurator so that ia why I thought I would try the 4.7 Extreme V0 version.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cnjax:
Uv=under volt

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] pockobg:
Could some one mention his settings for lag free phone? For now pegasusq+sio is working well for me but there is lag here and there ...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tghandour:
Try SLP / Noop by selecting Performance Profile via Apolo Configurator to get the best tweaked Governor settings.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Tesla:
That depends on the rom m8.

Im on Custom Stock ROM 5.0™ and it´s smooth as hell. Cfq/slp.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tghandour:
I believe this might be the case of using a non genuine charger.. I never experienced such screen sensitivity issues with any kernel including Apolo while charging as I always used either Samsung charger and sometimes a BlackBerry one but never used a 3rd party charger..

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] mad_hat:
Now I get it. I had followed the Voltage settings given in the screen shots by Emre9110 a few posts back with the hope that I could get a good battery life too. Maybe that was the problem?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pockobg:
I like the stock look and all and i use Wanam v14.6
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Luppo9:
What is slp? Has anybody an idea? Child of pegasusq?

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] pedestre:
Yes, right
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Smantanasiceapa:
I don't know exactly what sammy rom means, but I want to know if I don't get any surprises if I flash 4.7 on stock deodexed xwlss
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Luppo9:
Stock LSS is a sammy. It means original from Samsung, not aosp/aokp.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] onolox:
I installed the version 4.7, and something is strange, the colors of the screen have change after some seconds after the boot, they are oversaturated, and the fonts are not well rendered, the anti-aliasing is bad, and the fonts look like "washed" .

There are some way to solve this?:confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Tesla:
You installed the version 4.7. But.. what kernel did you have B4?

Did you run a cleaning script? If not, do that.

Edit. This -- > http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2100554

If that doesn't help try a factory reset on your phone.

Report back plz.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cnjax:
What version of 4.7, try the light version as there's no gpu under volting

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] onolox:
I have pick the regular version. NeatRom LSN.

The entire screen somewhat appears "low resolution".

I think is only matter of adjustments.

There are some way to solve this, to make the colors, balance, gama, etc. like the stock?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cnjax:
There is no color adjustments in the configuration app, only adjustments available is the standard Sammy settings

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] bodomfan:
Try rebooting your phone ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] omnia-one4all:
If none of the above works you could try disabling mdnie as described in first post
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GoldGanja:
Hello! I want to share here too a great result with this AMAZING kernel... my way to say thank you!

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=42762485&postcount=2886
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Prockkaii:
You can give a try with : deadline/pegasusq

And set these settings : 70/50/2/500000/200000/75/800000/100/100/10/20/50000

I can feel the difference with swiftkey's autostart on go sms.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] egps2:
Hi guys, searching around I couldn't seem to find a solution but it seems Apolo kernel will not load my external SD card (exfat formatted) and the Apolo configurator won't load (says I need a GT-i9100 which I have) but other then these two issues, everything else seems to be working fine so far. Voltages are applied fine so I don't mind about the Apolo app but obviously access to the ext SD card is very important and when I try to mount it in system settings it does nothing then says my card "is safe to remove".

Thanks to anyone who can help and sorry if a solution has already been posted but I haven't seen it yet. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dracula8275:
With Apolo 4.7 you must use the last version of Apolo configurator i think. And what rom do you use? May be the problem with the external memory is caused by the rom, i don't know... Have you flashed the cleaning script before flashing the kernel?

SGSII BIFTOR ROM 9

Apolo 4.4 Extreme v.0 kernel
[Galaxy S II Android Development] egps2:
Hi thanks or replying, I appreciate it. I'm using NeatROM Lite 4.8 (stock based) like a few others and I came form stock kernel and although I didn't use a kernel script I rebooted, wiped both caches and re flashed the kernel a few times and still no success. Like I said everything else appears to run well enough! Ps I reflashed the kernel from the same SD card the won't mount in the rom which is strange! I'm trying lite in case it was a voltage issue but thanks again for your help and please let me know if you think of anything else!

EDIT: still no success on lite kernel, will try 4.6 and see what happens. Anyone else have this issue?

EDIT2: Flashing PhilZ again fixes the ext SD card mounting issue (not permanent) but I would love to try Apolo properly so please share if you know a fix, thank you!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dracula8275:
You know, few days ago i flashed NeatRom Lite 4.8 and i had similar problems: my internal memory was visible, but in the gallery my photos on it were invisible. I tried differents kernels without result. I changed the rom and everything is working great with Apolo.

SGSII BIFTOR ROM 9

Apolo 4.4 Extreme v.0 kernel
[Galaxy S II Android Development] egps2:
It might be NeatROM but I hope not. For now I'll have to stick with PhilZ since on Neat it does load ext SD but as I suffer horrible wifi battery life on standby I was excited to try a new kernel with new drivers! Thanks anyway though!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dracula8275:
With Apolo from my signature i have 1% of battery drain with wifi on for 1h10-1h30 min and it's great for me. On stand by

SGSII BIFTOR ROM 9

Apolo 4.4 Extreme v.0 kernel
[Galaxy S II Android Development] egps2:
Wow I get 10% per hour on stock PhilZ! That's why I have to use 3g and waned to try Apolo but o definitely need my SD card though!

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] dante_67:
You have to nuke the ramnants of the last kernel, wipe cache and dalvik, I see no reason why the sd card is not shown, have you checked by installing es file manager, check if that also misses the sd card then I my self will install the room and check the problem

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] egps2:
Hi I did try wiping both caches and fixing permissions and even reinstalling my ROM but SD still won't mount in the ROM (works fine in recovery) and after trying all of this a few times the apolo config app started working but SD card still doesn't mount. Apolo does support exfat yeah? I have an exfat formatted sandisk 64GB HDXC card but it works fine with PhilZ. I tried using different file managers too and even tried other apps but no third party apps can force mount an exfat card apparently.

Thanks for offering to install it yourself, I appreciate it but others are running NeatROM Lite 4.8 with Apolo 4.7 with no problems which is what's making me doubt the exfat support but like I said it works in recovery.

I also tried Apolo 4.6 and the lite versions of both kernels but it still won't mount the SD card and after trying to mount it manually through system settings: I get the messaging suggesting that my "SD card is safe to remove"

Thanks again for trying though :)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] pedestre:
Probably the problem is in exfat format, I've never tested

try to put this file in /system/etc/init.d

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/19078986/S0extFat

reboot and see if it works. If it doesn't, please send me user.log in /data
[Galaxy S II Android Development] maris__:
[MENTION=4638454]egps2[/MENTION]: In your case, reformatting of the SD card with your PC could be a soloution (e.g., with fat32format.exe).

With best regards, maris
[Galaxy S II Android Development] levysmv:
Using sio + zzmoove, set the max. freq. of CPU in 1000mhz and voltages -50 each one..

There's something else for me to do?

Someone have some good gov. parameters values for me too to increase battery life??

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] budsixz:
Okay so now i did a fresh install of my rom n kernel (cleaned using hawkerpaul scripts as suggested by fellow users)

It was working superb but at one time the phone won't wake up like a sod

Please help

Happened with both light n regular v4.7

Btw m using alliance rom v8
[Galaxy S II Android Development] egps2:
I think exfat is what makes my situation unique. Thank you for personally creating this solution for me, I definitely appreciate it! I'll try this soon and let you know how it goes.

Ps for general feedback: so far everything other than sdcard has been perfect so I look forward to trying this!

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] egps2:
Hi thanks agian for offering your method. I added it to init.d but infortunately it still wont mount my card. Here is the contents of the log file:

Interesting I thought I removed seeder! Ps I may have done this incorrectly, I mounted system as RW then created a file called 'exfat' in init.d and pasted the contents your provided into the file which has 777 permissions. Was that what I was meant to do? Thanks again to you or anyone else who can recognise the issue :)

Edit: Excuse the double post, sorry!

EDIT2: I don't have a folder with the path /system/bin/sh (only /bin), should something be installed there?

EDIT3: I reinstalled busybox to that location but still won't work. The seeder script used /system/bin/sh and seems to load so maybe this isn't the issue?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pedestre:
No, you must keep the file name I gave. In init.d the scripts must start with an S, otherwise the script won't be executed (as it happend to you).

I'll try to change it in 4.8 (execute every file in init.d)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] egps2:
So sorry the link didn't download as a file it just opened so I didn't realise it need a special name.

Here goes: I just changed it and it I still get the same message: "SD card safe to remove" but will try to remount it and make sure the script saved properly and will post the log to see what happened.

EDIT: here is the relevant part of the log:

Thanks again for all your time and help!

Edit2: should there be a space after insmod? "insmod /lib/" - I have no idea, just confirming because it looks odd to me :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tghandour:
Here you go the S0ExFat file as Pedestre suggested:

http://db.tt/xGRgE4Un

Download it and place it under /etc/init.d and restart.. I have checked also the /lib/modules files and they are present..

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] pedestre:
so, system can't load the modules ..., sorry, I don't have more ideas right know. I wanted to test this, but I didn't expect too much

EDIT: yes, there is an space after insmod
[Galaxy S II Android Development] egps2:
Thanks again everyone and sorry but I've run out of thanks and the xda app is installed to SD unfortunately!

Is the only way for this to work then is if the extfat module is included in the kernel itself?

So close yet so far! Should I put PhilZ back on? Let me know if you have anything else I can try first :)

EDIT: I absolutely love how this kernel feels and how the screen tuning fixes the colour banding effect, will definitely miss it going back to PhilZ. Is my only option to reformat my SD card then? I would but will take a while as it's a big card and fairly full! Unless there's a way to change the file system without affecting the data? No way I know of!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pedestre:
I can´t help you more, I'd use Philz if you don't want to format your sd in fat32

Sorry man¡¡
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tghandour:
Pedestre that's what I got when I tried to execute the file, maybe it might help:

"root@android:/etc/init.d # sh ./S0ExFat

insmod: can't insert '/lib/modules/exfat_fs.ko': invalid module format

insmod: can't insert '/lib/modules/exfat_core.ko': invalid module format

1|root@android:/etc/init.d #"

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] egps2:
No problem, it's not your fault and I do really appreciate all your effort trying to help so far!

This is not a request or demand but out of curiosity, is there any way to add exfat support which is included by default on stock kernels? I think I heard that Siyah had added exfat support but I'm not sure. Like I said, if it is possible don't stress about all the work cous I'm probably the only user with this issue haha

¡Tenga un día bueno!

Edit: thanks again [MENTION=219002]tghandour[/MENTION] for your added help :)

Is it that the module really is "invalid" or an issue of loading? (I have almost no kernel knowledge so just a wild guess)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pedestre:
Thank you for your help tghandour

Unfortunatelly, those modules come from samsung and as far as I know exfat is not open source (it's Microsoft) so I can't compile those modules in Apolo. What we did was trying to load Samsung modules but it didn't work (invalid module format). The only way is to compile the code with the kernel, but no sources, no modules.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] egps2:
Ok fair enough I only asked because of what I read about Siyah kernel which comes from the i9100P JB sources (I think) and was hoping that was applicable to your kernel.

Dorimanx is based a bit on SIyah but also does not support exfat. Would you guys simply reccoment FAT32 on my 64GB microsd?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] It_ler:
You can copy all your data to PC (after flashing PhilZ kernel), then re-format your sd card to fat32 and copy back all your data (and re-flash Apolo kernel).

Good luck !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ehmjay:
Guys any tips for better scrolling? Mine lags from time to time.. I'm using slp + noop
[Galaxy S II Android Development] egps2:
Hi again It_ler! I guess that's my current plan if it's not possible to add support easily (I'd be happy to wait otherwise) but I don't know how easy it is to use FAT32 on these larger 64GB cards (should be possible with a small work around) but in the immediate future I'll need to move around with my phone a bit so can't really keep it plugged in for those large/long transfers. It took ages from my 32 GB card haha. Anyway, thanks again to all of you!

---------- Post added at 10:29 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:25 PM ----------

Check if the lag issues persist when you use the high performance profile. If they do then it might be something running in the background that slows the phone down but if this fixes your lag issue then you might need to tweak your governor towards performance and experiment from there. Also try and think about when the lags happen in case you can identify a cause: maybe it's only when you listen to music for example? Just thinking out loud but it may help you avoid a potential loss of battery life from tuniing your governor for performance. My phone also stutters (yet still "stable"/no crashes) if I undervolt too much. Have you tried adding 25mv or using the lite version? Please don't overvolt if you are using the lite version!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tghandour:
Searching a little bit about that error and found out that exfat was also not supported by Philz until he changed his kernel base as per his below statement on his N7100 thread:

"Huge hopes I put on this one. The_Steph gave a major help here. Gonna put a huge credit once I am done fixing. His logs and tests limited the issue to /fstab generation vs loading of exfat modules. This time I changed the kernel base to match the exfat modules.

This should work, hopefully. It is built on 6.0.1.9

Download links:

........................

If it fails (no, no, it shouldn't ), please try above post suggestion and steps again in adb shell"

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2028103&page=12

Maybe Pedestre you can PM him to help for exfat support. I think he won't mind to help in this issue..

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] egps2:
[MENTION=219002]tghandour[/MENTION]

Thank you so much for taking the effort to research this further even though you're unaffected by the issue. I personally appreciate it and it'll be amazing if exfat support is possible with the help of PhilZ and these findings.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] pedestre:
I've asked Phil3759 (great guy, he helpped with my CWM recovery when I started to build it). As far as I read in 71000 thread they were failing loading exfat modules too (what we tried this morning), but they don't say anything about resolution.

We'll see if he can give me a clue
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tghandour:
What I understood from Philz post is that he indeed failed to either mount exfat file system and to load modules.. However he attached an alternate fstab file to be pushed through adb shell and then to mount the exfat fs as auto and not exfat.. Replies were that it worked fine with testers..

Maybe egps2 can try via a Terminal Emulator to run the following command to mount his External SD card and see:

mount -t auto /dev/block/mmcblk1p1 /external_sd

Or

mount -t exfat /dev/block/mmcblk1p1 /external_sd

And tell us the output..

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] K-a-M-u-Z-u:
Does anyone have hdmi out adapter working with this kernel?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pedestre:
Not too much in the Philz'answer

The key (as I supposed) was to load the exfat Samsung modules. He suggested me to use insmod -f (I've already tried and fails).

I think the point is that Plhil kernel is stock and Apolo is not, so Samsung modules don't load in Apolo and load in Philz.

I'll kepp investigating in this subject
[Galaxy S II Android Development] houssamt290:
Please could someone te'll me if it's ok to run alliancerom LSS v8 with apollo 4.3 (i want to have 4.3 because i had 5h screenOn with LSD and with 4.5, 4.6, and 4.7 i just have 3h:..) :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pedestre:
Sure, it should work
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ehmjay:
Ha mate.. Lags generally happen whenever I scroll something, for example here o Tapatalk app, on Facebook, Instagram, sometimes bringing down the status bar pull down lags too..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DaLuigi3:
is there any chance of a english cwm version in next version?

thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] It_ler:
Pedestre already stated that he is working on it.

When I see how popular this kernel is right now, I am sure there will be an English CWM version soon.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pedestre:
It's almost done, just a few little details but bilingual cwm works right know
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bodomfan:
Does 4.3 or 4.4 have s4 Wi-Fi drivers
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pedestre:
No, just 4.7
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bodomfan:
Ok I see ppl saying battery life is better on 4.4 obviously flashing a new kernel requires 3 charges to settle.I'm on 4.6 was on 4.7 and battery life seemed to get worse as before I had 11 hours off the charger with 4 hours screen time before with 4.7 and can't achieve that anymore :(

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In your opinion what's the best for battery life.I do play games so obviously this affects battery life
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pedestre:
4.7 is the same as 4.6, only change is S4 wifi drivers.

I don't think 4.4 is better in battery life, but everyone has an opinion...

Edit :in my opinion 4.7, because new wifi drivers work better
[Galaxy S II Android Development] manan001:
You can take dori help to solve ur problem... he is a good guy ... u cal also ask tpip to guide.. he can recommend few..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jackq:
pedestre i have one little request

can you in next release change one value for all of us- FB early suspend delay, to about 200-300 ms, for properly working crt off mod.

Thank you very much.

Cheers.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pedestre:
you can do it already.

in /data create (if doesn't exist, if exits just edit) a file name .enable_crt and inside the file put the wished delay value (default is 50). I have to say that for me 50 is perfect, but you can change it that way.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mosespl:
Great kernel man!:) only one thing is missing for me my sgs2 has a problem with screen shutering and this kernel dont have options to change screen move filter but anything works really great:)

Tapatalked
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cnjax:
Dude, how disrespectful, pedestre knows what he's doing

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] manan001:
are i mean to say sharing knowledge is great.... few thing he told he cant fix so why now take help of anyone... all are very kind and helpfull
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LexLuth0r:
Thanks, I can finally use NeatRom and have decent battery life.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Spacemonkie4207:
Is there any risk of damaging device by using the undervolted versions?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Dark Emotion:
No. Your phone can only get unstable or freeze but it will not damage the hardware.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Spacemonkie4207:
Good to know :)

I'm guessing overclocking is the risky one.