yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] officiallyme:
[MENTION=962829]stylemessiah[/MENTION]:

no, not rocket science.... but some it ;)

if it were so simple, then dorimanx would be stable. i myself loved dori because of the many options and mainly for the bln support.

howevrr, after tqo weeks of using the slim stock kernel i can safely say, that dorimanx sucks regarding stability. no lags, freezes or such on slim stock. unlike dori.

so kernel discussion is a big issue.

i for one love the stability of slim but hate having lost bln support
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stylemessiah:
Hmmm unfortunately DorimanX IS stable, youre talking to someone who has used it, and continues to use it, and (in a small part) contributed to it....

Id be careful stating any kernel "sucks", especially when its the most commonly used one in this and many threads :)

If you had stability issues and lags and freezes on DorimanX, then odds are it was self inflicted....again its probably the most widely used custom kernel about....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Saber:
Well said.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JavaScout:
I've brought this subject up, not because of antutu score, but because of the stability issues experienced by some of the ss users here. You are free to ignore this information, if you cannot benefit from it. It is much harder to provide a solution than critics [emoji12] Peace out!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stylemessiah:
Solutions are in my post....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stylemessiah:
[MENTION=1228651]fusionjack[/MENTION]

Flashed to the latest build about 30 minutes ago

Dirty flashed the ROM

Flashed Dorimanx :D back on

Flashed staticnav

Replaced my gps.conf with my custom one

All running well and stable as so far, i dont expect any less though :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ckesery:
Battery life on sleep seems worse my phone at the moment, maybe it needs some time after flash?

Also, whats the use of flashing to this rom if you are going to use Dorimanx Kernel? Isnt the FPBug fix thingy in the kernel of slimsaber?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stylemessiah:
Usually it will take a charge to get back to normal after a flash for me.

As for the FPBug...theres a standalone fix (music bug fix) that we have been using thats also referenced in the linked article back a page or two here
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JavaScout:
You might wanna do Gauge reset to make sure that you see the actual %
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ckesery:
Oh thank you, i'll check on that.

I might do it after if it's not improving after 2 charges.

The previous build was awesome on stock kernel, i'm pretty sure this build will be good aswell.

I had like 1% drain per hour with everything on (fp,wtsapp,messenger and stuff) on sleep.

Btw [MENTION=1228651]fusionjack[/MENTION], i am 100% sure that instamessage was causing the battery drain on idle/sleep.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] officiallyme:
[MENTION=962829]stylemessiah[/MENTION]:

a) well, for one, just because most people use something does not mean it is any good ;)

b) dorimanx has not been active for a long time. kernel developement is dead

c) just because it does not crash non stop does not make it stable. lots of users admitt, that from time to time they will get reboots or lags or freezes. those are caused by dori kernel. they have not happened on slim for me, so i do feel it is legit to say, that dori is not even close to being as stable as slim stock kernel

d) people like dori because of things like oc, uv, bln etc. not because it is actually the best kernel. it is merely the most versatile

e) i did not mean it "sucks" in general, just compared to stock when it comes to stability. because stability is a binary state. either something is stable or not. ok, ternary actually (metastable). but since unstable is not a kernel that anybody would use, metastability of dori turns it to the "sucks" departement again :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stylemessiah:
a) Actually usually thats exactly what it means, especially since people use these devices on a daily basis, hence a need to have it run stably....

b) Dorimanx stopped being developed like 2 or 3 weeks ago (is that like "ages" to your attention span deficient generation?) when [MENTION=1670821]cybernetus[/MENTION] and [MENTION=4663860]Computoncio[/MENTION] both had their S2's die (weeks apart), but others are preparing to take it over. So yeah "dead for ages" is factually incorrect and still factually incorrect as its not dead....in fact posts in that thread as of today about the fusebug and looking to incorporate it into DorimanX. Is that dead? Jesus man, every thread on here is dead. applying your logic...

c) About a thousanty people would disagree with your point c, but dont let that stop you slamming dorimanX. And most problems end up being end user issues...i.e. they dont read the instructions or pay attention to long term users and insist they somehow know better, sound familiar?

d) Yep, people do like DorimanX because of the flexibility, not because its necessarily the best kernel. Youre just reiterating and agreeing with what i said in my previous long post, that xxxx governor is common across kernels so its irrelevant which kernel you use in many ways, but i use DorimanX for the uv/oc etc. Thanks for agreeing with and endorsing my earlier post!

e) Restract the sucks statement, or at least stop using it as the cornerstone of your bitter tirade against the most used kernel here, just because in your little corner of the world it doesn't work shouldnt invalidate its stability and use for plenty of people, or attract the flaming youre dishing out....capiche?

When you can make a cogent argument without unnecessary bitterness, flawed theories, and a better understanding of the subject matter, please let me know, id rather devote my keyboard time towards a positive outcome
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nixda99:
FuseBug solved on 21.12???

Looks like the fuse bug is away with your new release:D. Testet it with FPBug2.apk. On version 02.12. the

corruption appears on both core's when I set the device to screen off. After some seconds sleep wake up the device and

you will see the corruptions. With the new version from 21.12 no corruptions with the same procedure.

Like Ckesery already said, the fix is in the kernel, that's why dont flash another kernel to avoid the bug.

Thanks to Lanchon, Entropy512 and zeitferne to find and fix the bug, Thanks to [MENTION=1228651]fusionjack[/MENTION] for the top rom and the fast reaction time!!!

Edit, solved my problem: (I have no sim card in the phone at the moment, in both of the last releases he will always reactivate WLAN after some seconds when I deactivate it. Has this a reason or is it default behavior?)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Cirra92:
Be that as it may, DorimanX should be stable and lag free with default settings on all S2 devices, right? I have said once, and I am not the only one who said it, Dori never worked well on my device (with or without tweaks and adjusting the settings), even after few days after settling. AFAIK, S2 model has 5 different "cpu sets", and they all handle cpu voltages (along with other parameters) in a different way, thus the difference with how each S2 handles Dori. Slim kernel was always the most stable one for me (talking about AOSP roms of course), and Apollo lately.

Don't get me wrong, personally I think Dori is a great kernel, but it won't necessarily work out for everyone :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fusionjack:
SlimSaber-i9100-4.4.4-20141221.zip

Changes:

UI: Revert L style except L fonts

Kernel: Integrated FPBug fixes. Thanks to [MENTION=4141005]Lanchon[/MENTION] and others who involve in these fixes.

Telephony: Revert "DcTracker: Expedite data stall recovery"

StatusBar: Fix icon overlapping when clock is set in the middle

PrivacyGuard: Ask user on single click if he really wants to fast enable PG

See changelog for the rest of changes
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fusionjack:
i'd like to say thanks for the one who help me testing yesterday build...you are all my men :D:p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ckesery:
Thanks for fixing the swtich toggles or whatever they called btw :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] eskriminal:
hey fj, did you merge lanchon's fix or zeitferne's?

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Grigster:
Suggestion

An idea has just crossed my mind!

I think that if you integrate the TRIM capability from [MENTION=4141005]Lanchon[/MENTION] Kernel into this ROM, it is going to be the best ROM around including all functionalities. :victory:

Nevertheless, thank you for the newest build! You are the man, [MENTION=1228651]fusionjack[/MENTION]!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LAKAME_MAN:
Allow me to answer this one.

Yes.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Saber:
Wait, so did Fusionjack merge Lanchon's fixes? Now he recommends everyone to use zei's fixes due to a bug.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=57671767&postcount=3461

Please disregard the 'enough testing' bit as it has already been extensively tested.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] eskriminal:
it wasn't a yes or no question, it was asking which fix was applied; don't be condescending if you don't even understand my intent.

and nevermind, the answer is the initial lanchon fix was used; I didn't have time to check git earlier but now I have

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Cirra92:
No, Lanchon's fix is more of a workaround, while zeitferne's fix is considered as the final one. So both of those do the job, but zeitferne's fix is by the words of Lanchon himself, more "elegant". :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stylemessiah:
[MENTION=1228651]fusionjack[/MENTION]

Nothing to report the morning after the flash, all good, stable as.

p.s. Sorry im not using the kernel
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Saber:
Yes, thanks for elaborating my words. But saying no in your answer doesn't answer my question. Already answered by eskriminal, thanks man.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fusionjack:
i'm not aware of zeitferne's fix. so, the fix would be a choice between lanchon's (which already at my github) and zeitferne's one from his gist? this 5 patches: https://gist.github.com/Oberon00/9fb17c20e635bbffcb7f
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Cirra92:
Haha, sorry I was in a hurry so I didn't pay attention :) Anyway I understood that you thought Lanchon's fix causes another bug and should be avoided :)

---------- Post added at 12:40 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:35 AM ----------

As it has been said by both of them, Lanchon's fix disables some optimizations to avoid bugs, where zeitferne's fix actually fixes those optimizations, so the bugs are not triggered. You can find info in first post of Lanchon's kernel thread, he updated it, and recommended to use zeitferne's fix since it doesn't disable anything, but the end the result is same :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ckesery:
I would prefer the optimizations to work and fixed, so obv using the zeitferne's fix would make more sens, right?

I dunno if it's hard to use his fix [MENTION=1228651]fusionjack[/MENTION]? And "get rid of the Lanchon's" fix? Or am i asking too much as a newby :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cyril279:
This (full 4210 patch set) is the one I'm building with:

https://gist.github.com/Oberon00/88964a724d19f2b1e808
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AF_624:
Just a litlle question...

In the latest version, on settings it show android version 4.4.2... why? :)

(see attachement)

Is it the same for you guys??

Regards.

edit: the reason is apolo kernel, when i flash the rom to get the stock kernel everything is ok....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marzametal:
Nope...

I just checked this, after installing the latest version... mine says 4.4.4.

EDIT:

Whoops, just saw your edit... lol
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gandalf19:
One day of testing. It's all right ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fusionjack:
i'll give you another test kernel with zeitferne fix. hopefully tonight...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] eskriminal:
as another user said, lanchon's is technically a workaround

basically the differences are minuscule, though there may be a tiny increase in performance with the zeitferne patches; the important difference is just that zeitferne's is a clean fix

and yeah, that should be the patchset

thanks for your work man, it's been a while since I have said as much

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Saber:
No need to rush for the 'actual' sd card fix. We just got a build yesterday and i'm fine with that. Take all the time we need :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] j1gga84:
I know this is a bit OT but I don't know where to ask this question:

Since dorimanx development came to an end and nobody knows if there will ever come any more updates I plan to change the kernel.

At the moment Apolo kernel and gustavo_s kernel got updates, also with the SD card fuse bug fixes, but which of them would you recommend for latest slim saber?

and what do you mean, could the nasty SD card fuse bug be the reason why samsung did not release any more updates for our S2 and the N7000 after Android 4.1.2, because nobody of them could or would fix this bug?

regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GNUDroid:
flashed now to android 4.3.

it is workung great here..i'm very supprised how finished and stable it feels. seems maybe slightly faster....?!?

great and .any thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fusionjack:
looks also ok to me until now, beside the flickering in some apps and lack of 4.3 support in some apps.

i'll try to use this in my daily life and lets see further...:p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gippy2:
Can't add themes atm right as it knocks out root?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] eskriminal:
you sometimes have to apply again on reboot, but you can use them
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gippy2:
Ok thats makes sense ..Thats what Im doing as Im not keen on stock theme
[Galaxy S II Android Development] King_Rat:
@ fusionjack :good:

lovin this rom...

had an issue when installing Viper4android i.e. there was no busy box - after install from market, all is good :D

heaps of free ram & nice & smooth (after gustavo kernel install)

keep up the good work ^^

PS - using 4.2.2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sien1996:
haha u mauritian also.... :p u didnt buy the optic fibre yet? i think its 5 mbps if im not wrong from Orange.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Truman82:
If one comes from cm 10.2, I assume no wipe needed.? Cm kernel had a way of causing android OS to drain battery, thus went to dorimanx. Does slim kernel have dat problem? :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fusionjack:
i still recommend a full-wipe with format system since slimbean framework is simply different with cm. this would save you from fc later...

as i mentioned in some pages before, although the android OS is high but imo it doesn't drain your battery...and yes, slimkernel is based on cm kernel.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adin59:
Thx

I will stay on the 4.2 for now. It works perfectly :)

Best rom i've tried for now with great battery life

Envoyé depuis mon Nexus 7 avec Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wonsky21:
[MENTION=1228651]fusionjack[/MENTION], how about last 4.2.2 build, let's call it... hmm... FINAL :D And then we go to 4.3 :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] m1trand1r:
and when screen flickering on 4.3 will be resolved....will some1....notify me about that please?:angel:

I have some situation here in my private life....so I need stable system...hence I won't switch to 4.3 just yet.....but

...hey.. [MENTION=1228651]fusionjack[/MENTION] thanks for all your efforts your doing here....that's awesome thing....:good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nos_20:
Finally flashed 4.3. Took a couple of goes as kept getting "process.system.phone. stopped working" error on boot.

Discovered it was to do with the aio gapps, flashed with the minimal gapps and everything booted fine.

My question is how do I get Titanium to work? I can't seem to find the option "If you use TitaniumBackup you need to change in settings you backup/restore path to "legacy""

Where is this in Titanium???

Many thanks!!

Edit... Nevermind, I got Titanium Working, it is now restoring my apps :good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wonsky21:
OT: HCP released official SlimBean unofficial 4.3 beta3!!! Yaaay!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] m1trand1r:
That's not OT ma8 ....that's good news:good::D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vladimirheroj:
[MENTION=1228651]fusionjack[/MENTION] Maybe final 4.2.2 with latest zzmove update?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fusionjack:
sure mate, i'll let you know.

yeah, if you need a stable one, better use 4.2.2 for now. :)

actually, i'm pretty impressed with the current 4.3 for a device with lack of source codes. it is pretty useable (except the chromium browser that has too many flickering). good work on cm and slimbean team. :highfive:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fusionjack:
hehe...there will be always an update for the governor, so how we define a final? :p:fingers-crossed:

i'll take a look again what has been changed from the last build till now. i'm also got a pm regarding gprs-data-stall wakelocks patches that could be interesting. i'm still have no time to take a look into it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] m1trand1r:
yeah....4.2.2. still rocks:D....and it'll take some time for devs to iron out those tiny bugs on 4.3.....

when I flashed biuld by [MENTION=1663702]HardCorePawn[/MENTION] ....first beta....it was quite fast and smooth and due to lack of source code I think the same....guys do Rock....it's not easy to do this stuff....aaaand app devs on playstore should really start adding support for 4.3 because I have some apps that still don't have support for it.....time will save me anyway....and i'm flashing only kernels now...by [MENTION=4938461]eskriminal[/MENTION] ....that's good enough and possible kernel bugs can be found more easily with stable rom tho:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xZabuza:
Hi [MENTION=3763274]rkoby13[/MENTION]..

Sry for the noob question..

But is that a backup settings for stweaks? If yes how can i restore it... u said data/* but i dont get it.. :)

Using [MENTION=4938461]eskriminal[/MENTION] kernel..

Ty

GT-I9100 Grp:3

Slimbean 4.2 by [MENTION=1228651]fusionjack[/MENTION]
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Android-Freak2012:
DorimanX kernel question.....

Hello! :)

I have a question about the different dorimanx kernel releases (Kernel_Dorimanx-V10.44v005-COMP-mv3-[16-06]-[29-09]-JB-SGII-PWR-CORE.zip from Computoncio and Kernel_Dorimanx-V10.44v006-cybnt-[12-26]-[04-10]-JB-SGII-PWR-CORE.zip from Cybernetus).

I use the last release from Computoncio, but the last release from Cybernetus is newer than Computoncio`s last one.

In another forum somebody wrote to me, that the last kernel release from Cybernetus has some bugs. Is that right? Can somebody confirm or deny this?

Greetings,

Android-Freak
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LiL_Assassin:
There was something that was added that apparently caused some instability. And because of that 005 is apparently stable. Not 100% sure though
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Grigster:
Caution!

[MENTION=1228651]fusionjack[/MENTION], I think [MENTION=4141005]Lanchon[/MENTION] patch is better for now.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ronnie498:
Mod Edit

Thread Cleaned - Anymore of this and those members will be receiving early Christmas presents.

ronnie498

Forum Moderator
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stylemessiah:
Thanks for the cleanup!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Saber:
Yes, the problem was with the code change by cybernetus which was a workaround for music bug. However, it had the potential to create system lockups and therefore it wasn't a very good workaround. Thus, v005 is the last 'stable' version of our kernel.

---------- Post added at 09:46 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:40 AM ----------

This may be why samsung didn't release further updates for our device. However, I think our device was at the end of its life to receive further updates anyway. But thanks to all of the awesome guys over at XDA, we found a fix for this bug and saved many people. I can't say which kernel is better for slimsaber as they are both great kernels and are both actively developed. If you want more control over our kernel, use gustavo's kernel, if you still want decent control over your kernel, use Apolo. I've got to say that if you're a fan of stweaks, then you might find that gustavo's kernel will suit you the best. Otherwise, if you don't mind, try Apolo.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fusionjack:
thanks for the info. well, afaik tw kernel is different with aosp kernel.

anyway, i'll release kernel only with zeitferne's fix. you can test which one is better.

...and merry christmas for the one who celebrates it. have a nice time with your familiy :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] j1gga84:
I don't know if this is ROM related but everytime I want to open the camera out of WhatsApp(!) it crashes.. Any ideas?

Regards

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] m1trand1r:
don't you celebrate X-mas?

Did you fetch any log my friend....?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ckesery:
I have the same. Are u using latest apolo kernel? I was using that kernel just to test stuff tho.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] j1gga84:
No I use Dorimanx Kernel and I think when I was on CM Rom I did not have this problem.

I try to fetch a logcat.

Regards

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] a violinist:
Merry christmas to fusionjack and all the others. Take a breath and relax with the people who are close to you.

Thanks to all the people keeping our device alive by developing and testing.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stylemessiah:
[MENTION=1228651]fusionjack[/MENTION]

thanks for all your hard work through the year to bring us shiny stuff to play with.

latest ROM is running just fine after many days testing.

I hibernate at christmas and watch movies or read a book while those who celebrate it do their thing.

have a good day with your family.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marcoatlami:
After update to the latest build, i haven't root. What to do?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Android-Freak2012:
There is a "storage bug" with 4.4.4-(KitKat-)ROMs which poses some problems:

I drive the SlimSaber 4.4.4 from the 21.12.2014 in the dual boot mode as a secondary ROM and also had with the internal camera app the error which was described at the start of the app ("camera was quit").

I think, it is due to the fact that the system-apps cannot find the external SD card in 4.4.4-ROM. I can`t create a screenshot from the boot menu or produce a log report. With both functions also comes a message that no external SD card were found.

With the camera problem I have gone forward as follows:

I have installed the app CameraZoom FX from the PlayStore and there in the settings have fixed the memory path by hand. There I could lay the path on sdcard1 (the external SD card)...

Greetings,

Android-Freak2012
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Saber:
Enable developer options, find root access and enable for apps. If that doesn't work, try installing supersu.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stylemessiah:
1) Use the forum search........

2) Since its christmas (and though im an athiest) ill give you this link - SuperSU (flash in recovery)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marcoatlami:
It does the job, thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] m1trand1r:
you're an atheist and God is your witness,eh?:p

Joking man.....but I can join you:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stylemessiah:
Lol, im just an atheist who respects peoples rights to believe in whatever they want. A lot of people believe in christmas, so im embracing the spirit of giving, not the spirit of god, or marketing :)