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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shahan_mik3:
That screen time <3.....hope to try it on some kernel :D

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] 4hunter:
What about updating zzmove in 4.10 to 0.7d

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] pedestre:
:good: Apolo 6.0beta1 TWRP is in wuala ;), I'll try to upload to the mirror tonight or tomorrow

Please please please, don't discuss about other kernels here, specially about dorinmanx, great great kernel with advanced features, some of them you'll never find in Apolo. If you want to say something about it, go to his thread, it's free

Apolo is a modest kernel, my priority is stability and battery life and with some main features added.

If you want a complete kernel with thousand of advanced features, this is not your kernel, I promise :good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr_S:
Thanks for your work mate much appreciated

Edit battery life looks like it's going to be awesome

Will post ss later

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] j1gga84:
[MENTION=3445281]pedestre[/MENTION]

I found a possible bug in v5 of Apolo: when my device is connected to a charger and I want to hold my finger on one position, for example while scrolling here in Tapatalk, the text is stuttering around and it only stops when I disconnect the charger. I hope you understand what I mean ;)

Would an option for vibration intensity in Apolo configurator be useful?

When I set BLN to breathing the led's go on and off very fast, much faster than on Dorimanx which causes higher battery drain, is it possible to slow down this effect? ;)

Beside these few points I can say great kernel :)

Regards

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] farisyi1:
nope but default/extreme v2 setting on apolo configurator :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hopper8:
What governor /io did you end up using mate? And did you tweak it for yourself, or use it 'as is'?

Sent from a galaxy far, far away
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Raagh:
Finally your kernel gets to aosp men im so happy. I loved apolo while i was using sammy. I was really hoping for something like this. Good job

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gutslit:
Hi bro,better express yourself in English here.We dont want a mod joining this thread for a brief.:D;)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shahan_mik3:
Deep sleep drains battery....11%

And WiFi of but still shows WiFi on as 8hrs

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shahan_mik3:
second Super lag when i was using checking youtube.....oly reboot can help

zzz move and noop io
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Daddypaul:
that's just for you so their rom is broken by flash every beta test from dori
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sun90:
As far as that wifi thing, u have to ensure that under Settings>Wifi > Advance u have unticked 'Scanning always available' else u see that wifi issue on ur batt stats even after turning OFF the same :)PS- it will not drain ur batt though ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pedestre:
4.11 for Sammy ROMS is out,

zzmoove updated and android_secure issue fixed :good:

Enjoy¡¡
[Galaxy S II Android Development] farisyi1:
no update for AOSP kernel? :p :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pedestre:
These things already updated in AOSP, Sammy needed to be updated ...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] roozbeh158:
Thank you pedestre for supporting other base (aosp and android 4.2.2 4.3&...)

Very thank
[Galaxy S II Android Development] asf:
Is there a difference between downloading and flashing extreme v0 kernel and just choosing it under the voltages tab in apolo configurator?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dox81:
Happened to me also..weird issue. Maybe it is CM's fault on this one.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shahan_mik3:
I thought I was the only one....so did a full wipe than flash Apolo :p

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr_S:
Had a freeze on zzmove. Will try to reproduce and get log. Happened when to much happening at once
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dox81:
Me too, sod on zzmoove. I disabled hotplugging and I'm testing it again.

I'm on apolo v5 and cm10.1 stable.

[MENTION=3445281]pedestre[/MENTION], our phone cpu can't turn off cores, one at a time, right?

V5 regular, no problem with zzmove on neat rom with 4.10 regular
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pedestre:
PLease, report version (4.10, 4.11, 5.0, 6.0) and undervolting

SOD with zzmoove is strange, it is the governor I use and I didn't have any sod (undervolting perhaps¿?¿)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hopper8:
To get a log on this kernel, what procedure are you using? Because AFAIK logging is disabled by default. So are you just using adb and getting dmesg and logcat?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pedestre:
Enable logs in recovery (CWM- extras Apolo) or if you use TWRP find the procedure in OP
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shahan_mik3:
WiFi speeds is very slow. :(

EDIT : the speed decrease was due to new speed test app....so downgraded now works fyn :)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] dox81:
I have 4ms ping and aprox 32mbps up and down. So problem must be on your side. V5 regular
[Galaxy S II Android Development] j1gga84:
When I have enabled logs in recovery how do I generate a logfile?

I also recognized the slow WiFi speed but not all the time!

Regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pedestre:
Use catlog for instance
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shahan_mik3:
What is your actual speed???..

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr_S:
V6 beta zzmove freeze
[Galaxy S II Android Development] j1gga84:
With this app I can read logcat. In this logcat file do I find all system errors?

Is there no possibility to create a special log file only for kernel like in Dorimanx Kernel?

thanks

Regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zizibuba:
Everything ok. Neat 4.9, all apollo settings default except regular undervolt.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kroz:
gonna try, thanks ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dead0:
v6 beta regular with unofficial slimbean 4.3 24/9, no major problems so far. haven't noticed any lags with zzmoove but have changed to using pegasusq as governor with sio scheduler. I fould less battery drain with peg compared to zz. deep sleep seems to be working fine
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sigur Rós:
If I'd install this kernel on an S2 with JB 4.1.2 stock which version I have to download?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] myszonokr:
And that's how season for READ OP starts

wytapatalkowane
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gutslit:
Apollo 4.11 :)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sigur Rós:
That's not so simple man, now there are these 5 files, which I need?

What's the difference?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] avirk:
Mate just download Regular version of Apolo with CWM and then live with it for 2-3 days. If there is no problem like hang, sod then you can use Apolo extreme of CWM.

I'm preferring CWM versions to you as I think TWRP will not be easy to handle. Hope it will help.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] -earth-:
Think zzmove is buggy at this time.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dox81:
V4.11 zzmoove SOD. Maybe this version is indeed buggy.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Cibet22:
Hey, is Apolo v5 support for rootbox 4.2?

Thanks :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dox81:
Yes, it says that clearly in the first post.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tutsipoppy:
Hi, I've searched but wasn't able to find an answer to this particular issue.

I've flashed Apolo JB v6.0 Beta1 Regular Kernel on my Slim Bean Unofficial 24/09 ROM.

Everything is working perfectly, except that the "Vibrator" setting under Advanced Option > Device > Haptic is grayed out. Hence, I'm unable to configure the vibration intensity, which is by default set to max.

Can anybody shed some light on this particular issue and provide a solution if any?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] asf:
Is there a difference between installing extreme v0 and installing regular and just changing the voltages to extreme v0 in apolo configurator?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shahan_mik3:
Its same kernels extreme version is more undervolted than regular

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] gippy2:
Its amazing just how.many people want to be spoonfed information.....

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] parag1dubey:
It certainly is amazing.. Considering that most such questions won't arise if people just read the op:rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shahan_mik3:
If people just had a glance through OP.....almost 50-60% posts would have been reduced :D

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] pedestre:
Probably if you use stock version happends the same, but you can't see the voltages (remember 8 steps in every frequency even in stock kernel). It works like this

Very good but I like to test more
[Galaxy S II Android Development] olyloh6696:
Has the drainage during standby been fixed?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pedestre:
It seems so and some conexión problems in some people seem to be solved too.

But battery drain didn't happen always, so we are going to test a little more
[Galaxy S II Android Development] YaPaY:
is there any way to increase call-in volume for this kernel?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pedestre:
It is like stock kernel, you can try Viper4Android if you need to increase volume
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dox81:
In most cases, the wifi draining on smartphones comes from the router and DTIM intervel set to low (1). Set the DTIM to 3 or 4, if your router has this parameter. Also multicast may affect smartphone battery. For any other gadget that runs on power, 1 for DTIM is for the best.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pedestre:
Same router, same configuration, in ICS no battery drain, in JB battery drain (some times, not always ) in idle time
[Galaxy S II Android Development] manjake:
Thanks for your reply, if I want to change between light, regular or extreme do you recommend flashing the specific kernel each time or switch using the apolo app? It seems that when you set using the app and save to boot it forces that preset each time the phone is booted whereas when using the specific kernel build it will vary depending on what step the system has chosen
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pedestre:
You are right but system can be unsteady if you force it to use other steps. I always recommend to use a different version because there is UV in other parts (not only in arm).

I'd only use configurador for manual UV if I had to use light or regular versions.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] manjake:
Thanks, one other thing I noticed is that there are 3 tabs in the configurator app, each tab has it's own 'save to boot' option but it seems that if I just want to change some options in one tab and save to boot (usually I just change governor/scheduler) this also saves the options in the other tabs

For example if you enable slide to wake in the 3rd tab then press the save to boot button in the first tab the slide to wake option is still enabled after a reboot

Surely this would also save voltage settings to boot, forcing the currently used voltage settings to be used permanently, or am I wrong?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pedestre:
Right
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kadivarz:
emm a noobish question i dont know how the kernels and drivers thing works

but i felt that ics is better than Jb in battery life specially it doesnt have the wifi drain issue so

why dont u take the ics drivers and put it in the kernel ??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pedestre:
Be patient, new wifi drivers are coming soon...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] YaPaY:
Viper4Android makes only increase system sounds, call-in volume still so quiet. It's really disturbing
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dinos3:
This kernel works with ASOP 4.2.2?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Blue Omega:
You can't I see.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] am11:
When I set touch light key duration to always off in Settings > DIsplay > Touch key light duration it switches of however when the phone screen is switched on after being off the touch keys light up and never switch off. I am using version 4.6 and I have BLNWW enabled. Anyone else experience it?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] diddsen:
you read the titel of thread???

[KERNEL][JB 4.1.2] Apolo JB 4.6 [ONLY SAMMY ROMS]
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pedestre:
Please read op and Configurator Manual, it's been explained in both places
[Galaxy S II Android Development] darkfrmr:
touchscreen behaviour

pedestre, I don't know if this is an issue or how it is supposed to work but when you touch the screen it starts to register movement only after you move your finger on screen quite a bit. This video explains what I mean:

[YOUTUBE]sRXcBcpSD1w[/YOUTUBE]

According to this post there is a way to change that behaviour, editing a configuration in this file:

/arch/arm/mach-exynos/mach-u1.c

all credits to vitalij

changing, for MXT224 chip

static u8 t9_[B]config[/B][] = { TOUCH_MULTITOUCHSCREEN_T9,
131, 0, 0, 19, 11, 0, 32, MXT224_THRESHOLD_BATT, 2, 1,
0,
[B]	15,	/* MOVHYSTI */[/B]
1, MXT224_MOVFILTER_BATT, MXT224_MAX_MT_FINGERS, 5, 40, 10, 31, 3,
223, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 143, 55, 143, 90, 18
};

to this:

static u8 t9_config[] = { TOUCH_MULTITOUCHSCREEN_T9,
131, 0, 0, 19, 11, 0, 32, MXT224_THRESHOLD_BATT, 2, 1,
0,
[B]	0,	/* MOVHYSTI */[/B]
1, MXT224_MOVFILTER_BATT, MXT224_MAX_MT_FINGERS, 5, 40, 10, 31, 3,
223, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 143, 55, 143, 90, 18
};

and for MXT224E chip

static u8 t9_[B]config_e[/B][] = { TOUCH_MULTITOUCHSCREEN_T9,
139, 0, 0, 19, 11, 0, MXT224E_BLEN_BATT, MXT224E_THRESHOLD_BATT, 2, 1,
10,
[B]	15,	/* MOVHYSTI */[/B]
1, MXT224E_MOVFILTER_BATT, MXT224_MAX_MT_FINGERS, 5, 40, 10, 31, 3,
223, 1, 10, 10, 10, 10, 143, 40, 143, 80,
18, 15, 50, 50, MXT224E_NEXTTCHDI_NORMAL

to this:

static u8 t9_config_e[] = { TOUCH_MULTITOUCHSCREEN_T9,
139, 0, 0, 19, 11, 0, MXT224E_BLEN_BATT, MXT224E_THRESHOLD_BATT, 2, 1,
10,
[B]	0,	/* MOVHYSTI */[/B]
1, MXT224E_MOVFILTER_BATT, MXT224_MAX_MT_FINGERS, 5, 40, 10, 31, 3,
223, 1, 10, 10, 10, 10, 143, 40, 143, 80,
18, 15, 50, 50, MXT224E_NEXTTCHDI_NORMAL

seems to change that behaviour (there are other MOVHYSTI config values in mach-u1.c but I'm not sure what they change...).

Note that I'm not demanding anything, if you think that this behaviour is ok then I have no problem, I will still use this kernel as it is rock stable :good:

cheers and sorry for such a long post :angel:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tutsipoppy:
Anybody?...Please
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sandip.banik:
Using the V5 kernel for 4.2 on slimbean unofficial. All good, but Bluetooth not working. Anyone else facing the same issue?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Astegal:
First of all thanks for this great kernel which made fly my stock rom jb 4.2.1. This is also by far the best battery friendly I have tried so far.

I was running 4.10 regular for about 2 weeks without any problem and yesterday my phone went into bootloop and couldn't pass the samsung circle animation. I couldn't access recovery as well. I really wonder why I couldn't access it (cwm) ?

I had to flash the rom using odin for pc. Hopefully I could access this mode and it worked.

Do you have any idea what occured and why cwm wasn't available anymore ?

Now I am running 4.11 lite cwm and I hope it gonna be fine.

Thanks

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] pedestre:
No idea, in jb sometimes (fortunately not often) these bootloops happen. If that happened to you again, see the op, there are several solutions for that without flashing the rom.

Regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hikarugo:
I've just realized that I have the same issue. I can't turn on bluetooth and I'm running CM 10.1 stable with Apollo 5

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shahan_mik3:
Deep sleep.... -2% battery drain is good but it can still do better :p

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] K-a-M-u-Z-u:
Zzmoove 0.7d is quite laggy switching between apps.1-2 seconds till device become responsive. Went back to apolo 4.10 with same settings and everything working good.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pedestre:
It's weird, I don't see that lag with latest zzmoove. I've used it with samy roms, with 4.2.2 and now with 4.3 and I haven't noticed that lag
[Galaxy S II Android Development] qqqqqq0:
[MENTION=3445281]pedestre[/MENTION] which rom used for 4.2.2 and 4.3

And similar battery performance with sammy? Compare?

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And which rom better 4.1.2 , 4.2.2 or 4.3 for you?

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] latino81:
pedestre congratulations for the kernel very handsome a question that you think will be 'possible in future versions include controls for audio as in siyah and dormanx??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr_S:
I vote a no for audio tweak. Only thing I'd add is a oc than tweak kernel as there is rom for improvement obviously being a beta.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pedestre:
Well, I can tell you my opinion, and probably it is not share with many. My battery life has always been worst than most people, so I'm not the model of anyone. I use a personal APN (it is from my work with a firewall and that stuff and it is clearly noticed in my battery life).

My best battery was with 4.0.4 ROMS, and in JB I've never achieved those values. I must say than now with AOSP I almost recovered that battery life. With 3G or 2G my battery life is clearly better than with 4.1.2 ROMS, specially in deep sleep. With wifi I think sammy roms were slightly better (but it is good with AOSP too).

I can't see any differences between 4.2.2 and 4.3, perhaps a little better 4.3 (talking about battery). In stability 4.3 is far from been completely stable, but you can live with that (you can seldom suffer reboot or loose your APNs).

If you can't live without some features like :

"kies, TV-OUT (I'm not sure if that one has been added in latest nightlys),wifi direct, samsung FM radio (remember there is spirit app in AOSP), samsung dock (I really miss that one), or some little things like the alarm could sound on the speakers when you are using earphones"

you mut use Sammy ROMS, but if those things are not important to you I recommend you test the AOSP ROMS for some days.

I'm using a custom compilation (by the great cook [MENTION=2476826]palleiro[/MENTION]) of carbon rom (I think it was built in september 10th). I tested a CM nightly 09/23 and it was buggy, many reboots but maybe something was wrong in my installation. Anyway, I went back to carbon rom. The only thing I had to do is to lock the screen in vertical position. The most annoying bug is the reboot when your screen changes to horizontal position (It doesn't happen always, but it does sometimes)

Yes, I think I will add control audio in the future. Meanwhile I'm using Alsa Mixer. This app does the same but the problem is that you need to add an script to keep the settings everytime you reboot.

Sorry, but no OC in Apolo (it is one of my main principles)

If you can't live with that I recommend you use other kernel like the great dorimanx, you'll never be disappointed.

Regards¡¡
[Galaxy S II Android Development] roozbeh158:
Hi.why not working bluetooth with beta6 ext2 with slim4.3 and beta5 ext2 with slim 4.2.2??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr_S:
Thing is i am disappointed. It wasn't a criticism mate just my opinion. Like i said what I'D add it's your kernel mate do as you please
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hikarugo:
Please don't make it full of so many features. Just keep it simple. That's what makes your kernel different

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] twindad:
On v5b1 light connect phone to charger and stuck on battery charger animation. Is a know bug?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] teslax:
Aroma File Manager

Hi Pedestre,

I have the Apolo 4.10 on my phone and NeatROM and it works perfect.

I have also installed the Aroma File manager but I cannot see the link in your CWM recovery to start the Aroma file manager.

How can I start installed Aroma file manager over the Apolo CWM recovery?

Thanks :cowboy:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pedestre:
I don't know, I've never installed aroma, can't help you sorry
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gabripranzo:
I think you need Philz touch to start aroma

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
+1 for audio control. Having it within the kernel would be awesome.

Otherwise this kernel really rules !

Sent from my S2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mad_hat:
I have Revolution ROM with Apolo 4.10 Regular CWM. Flashed 4.11 and immediately noticed that Wi-Fi and net connectivity was lost. Flashed 4.10 and everything is fine now.

It's there some bug in the connectivity settings?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vrwmiaris1:
Hey guys I've a question, I'm on group 2 so which one of the kernel should i download? I'm using 4.3 rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alyseon:
I'm on group 2.

Anything below regular is fine. I found extreme to be too much to handle on my phone. But hey, every phone is different, so extreme may work for you. Personally I find regular the best, stable, fast and good battery overall.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shahan_mik3:
CPU group 1 and 2 .....UV can be unstable

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] pedestre:
Guys, it seems that BT issue happens only in twrp versions, could you confirm that?

I'm on vacations right now (in the beautiful canary islands), I won't be able to fix it till I go back in two weeks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alyseon:
I can confirm for aosp yes.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vrwmiaris1:
well i download light,v6 beta 1 for aosp rom.i dont like to mess with uv
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sandip.banik:
Problem solved. Thanks a ton. :) switched back to cwm recovery and Bluetooth works. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] qzfive:
Confirmed, Bluetooth wouldn't turn on for me with the 5.0 TWRP version on CM10.1, had to switch to the CWM version
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pedestre:
Ok, I'll fix it as soon as I'll go back home in two weeks (4.2.2 and 4.3 TWRP). I didn't have to release twrp versions that soon but I thought it was everything ok and I wanted to release twrp before I leave.

Anyway, sorry for the inconveniences
[Galaxy S II Android Development] K-a-M-u-Z-u:
This is the only Way to find bugs.

thank you very much for your efforts.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sandip.banik:
Have an amazing holiday. Cheers :D thanks again for your efforts.. And your kernel is amazing as well. Deep sleeps really well :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Garuxa:
Take your time, personal life always comes first. Enjoy your holiday!

Cheers!

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Truman82:
You guys go with stock governor here or some specific one?

Btw 6.0 beta working very nicely in 4.3. Great work. Achieved sleep drain of 1.2 percent /hour :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zizibuba:
Is it possible that sometimes gps just wont turn on because of extreme V0 voltages?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yavu:
How can I find out with CPU Group my phone has?