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[Galaxy S II Android Development] 911-Future_Maker:
No, that's the situation on all CM roms for a long time. Some games doesn't even start on CM or goes black screen, or freeze for example. No matter how much you overclock. ;) Because we are missing the source code, the native drivers from Samsung for Exynos 4, which is the chip in our phone. That's the reason there is a whole thread where people are requesting to Samsung to drop the source code so devs may do their job even better.

And this is why gaming on 4.1.2 is better than gaming on 4.4.2. Sadly. And ever.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] domini99:
well it aint too bad, most games seem to reach acceptable fps.

but if i want to go for higher fps, i'll have to go back to stock?

damn...

is this problem on cm10/cm10.1/cm10.2 roms too?

and another question, (yes i know im difficult to live with :p )

the youtube app seems to give blurry picture, is this also caused by incomplete GPU sources?

i fixed it by installing an older version of youtube, it doesnt give a blurry picture anymore but it still wont run HD.

Sent from my sending thing..

I got no space for my galaxy! Pockets are too small
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 911-Future_Maker:
Well, it's not a huge difference, but yes- stock gives you a bit higher fps. Yes as I said it's for all Cyanogenmod roms,

but it's not rom fault - it's the missing optimization of the cpu and gpu drivers.

For YouTube I'm using this awesome HD mod (take a note it's quite outdated, but I found no issues till now).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] funkateer2:
Always coming back to this rom. I know it's not 'sexy' cause there's no uptade for a long time but try it with stock kernel , wonderful battery life , smooth snappy video recording So well, hallo , center clock, flip tiles and a lot of custom without the need of xposed.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kool4u:
Second that. I also tried several kitkat ROMs, but always come back to this rom. :highfive:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Vivek_Neel:
OK guys.

Will try to update this ROM ..

But it will take time as I have 50kb/sec internet connection.:(

Do u guys know any server or anybody could help me with the internet connection?.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Vivek_Neel:
done

now u guys wait for the repo sync to complete

it can take even 10 days for repo sync to complete

so anybody here could help me with the internet connection would be great.

here is the progress

still have to remove some craps ..445 will be reduced to 350 projects.:good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] relic242:
cross fingers
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Vivek_Neel:
Must be finger:crossed
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lion0738:
ok, I'll build another for i9100, so you can stop the sync.

need to fix some bugs, please wait a little bit longer. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rrgrrg:
:eek: :D :D nice !!!! :good: :good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Vivek_Neel:
No problem.:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rachid.Ala:
I can give you SSH logins to my server so you can build it ;)

It's okay if it have only 25gb ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Vivek_Neel:
Thanks a lot.

Since [MENTION=3641180]lion03[/MENTION]78 itself have decided to build ROM:D

I won't be sync .

Stopped sync

And check your pm kindly.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rachid.Ala:
I sent you login details, check your pm ;)

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Clear some messages so you can receive mine, you exceeded quota mate lol
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Vivek_Neel:
Lol

Sorry for that.

It must be okay now
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pilgrim011:
Great news! Thank you! :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KewalG:
Please can you take care of the tiles layout symbol images? They are not properly oriented

Thnx
[Galaxy S II Android Development] HHAM:
Very much appreciate in creating a new build for your awesome ROM ...

If it's not too much to ask, can you add number of tiles per row for the tiles and layout?

thank you so much our friend .... cheers
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ArsildoAs:
:laugh::victory::victory::victory::victory: Finally :laugh: I am waiting :angel: Think About a way to make The Battery Life Great (I mean 5h screen time ) :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] strictly#:
[MENTION=4914140]lion0738[/MENTION] thank you for the update :)

http://sourceforge.net/projects/poundrom/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 089man:
Wow, a new version 21.....what I new?

I9100 Tapatalk 4, Rom1 Beanstalk 4.4. 2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] HHAM:
Thanks [MENTION=4914140]lion0738[/MENTION] !!!

Will you be uploading a LINARO version as well? ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] erik90:
All info I can find on the sourceforge changelog is "CM11.0 Changelog

Bug : ?

GAPPS INCLUDED (1-16_GApps_Core_4.4.2_signed.zip, 1-16_AOSP_Browser_Sync_4.4.2_signed.zip credits to BaNkS)

# CM11.0 - Linaro = Linaro 4.8.3 toolchain, -O3 option. Some apps are not compatible with this version.

# CM11.0 - Unofficial = same as before.

1/21

not tested."

I guess you´ll have to try it yourself or wait for someone else to report.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] strictly#:
So far I've noticed these updates....

Settings / Privacy

Settings / Sound / Music FX

Settings / Lock screen / LS notifications

Dirty flash over 20/12 no wipes :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nagateja:
Wow. The Best Kitkat Rom ever made for I9100 Getting updated. Feels like ....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] HHAM:
Dirty Flashed ... So Far So GREAT! :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] altojd:
is there linaro version too? if yes where is the link?

does ART run on the new version?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Abadroza:
There is no Linaro version yet. This is download site of this ROM. > http://sourceforge.net/projects/poundrom/files/cm11.0/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] relic242:
ART is working :P (viper4droid FX v2.3.2.0 too), great update lion0738
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vikashhero:
Disable Halo in latest build

Has anybody found a way to switch off halo in the latest build?

I can't seem to find the option in the settings any more. Not sure if it's because I dirty flashed from the previous?

I wouldn't mind leaving it on, it's just the halo icon pushes the other two in the notification shade ribbons to the left, just a minor annoyance, I know.

Other than that, the recent update is awesome! Merged loads of great features, thank you, [MENTION=4914140]lion0738[/MENTION]
[Galaxy S II Android Development] strictly#:
To turn halo on or off use the circle the at the top right on the notification drop down.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] brack11:
Strange thing I just noticed that I dont receive SMSs. I had this issue with previous version so, I have wiped the phone and flashed the new version, however, no sms.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vikashhero:
I noticed that already, but I meant: how do you permanently turn it off, as in to completely remove the circle, (see screenshots)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] relic242:
i dont have problem with sms...

maybe this can help:

http://benkwok.wordpress.com/2013/11/27/setting-smsc-on-android-4-4-kitkat/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] strictly#:
lol touch to turn on and or touch to turn off it's that simple...........
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vikashhero:
You don't seem to understand.

The circle in the notification shade, not the halo circles themselves.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] altojd:
it's good to be back on pound... works flawlessly on art.

just one thing...stock kernel faces "unexpected error" with stweaks...had to install gustavo's.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] strictly#:
You asked how to turn off halo now you're talking about shade, oh well....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rachid.Ala:
Just ignore this error, I believe it happen on all kitkat roms whatever the kernel ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] altojd:
it does but then it usually opens stweaks... here it stucked on error message
[Galaxy S II Android Development] relic242:
circle on screenshots? - it is battery status - settings/interface/status bar/battery status style
[Galaxy S II Android Development] strictly#:
Not on my phone !!!

The circle on the notification drop down window is to activate halo or deactivate nothing else.....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stoneh:
Now you can try viper4droid FX v2.3.2.2, very nice! just released.:victory:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vikashhero:
You've been giving me instructions to toggle Halo, not switch it off entirely.

The option to completely disable halo was present in the settings menu in the previous build. It isn't there now.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] strictly#:
lol smh toggle on get halo notifications, toggle off no halo notifications, it's not rocket science........
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vikashhero:
If you actually read my first post and checked out the screenshots you'd notice my concern over how the presence of the halo circle icon shifts the others to the right in the notification shade. With that in mind, I labelled it a minor concern.

I was wondering why I couldn't completely disable the feature altogether like in the previous build, which would result in no circle in the notification shade.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] strictly#:
Yes I've read your post, it can't be done at present so you have 2 option on or off, it's your choice......
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vikashhero:
You couldn't have just said that in the first place? What an attitude.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] strictly#:
you could already see for yourself it couldn't be done so I simply gave you the option to turn halo on or off halo, it's not my problem if you don't understand simple instructions.......
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vikashhero:
I already understood the toggle function of the circle evident from my earlier post. You didn't actually offer any help at all.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] strictly#:
lol whatever..........

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Really........
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vikashhero:
That right there sums up the attitude behind your entire contribution - so you're just brushing it off because you didn't actually understand my initial question, which is now it's buried under a bunch of pointless responses.

That's not what I'd expect from people on xda.

Take note of the aforementioned missing option to disable Halo in the settings menu. Stop being a moron.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] strictly#:
you need to get more.......
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vikashhero:
Are... Are you 10?

I feel bad enough dragging this out, for the benefit of everybody on here, I'm just going to ignore you and move on.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] strictly#:
oh grow up, what you wanted couldn't be done, you also asked how to turn on or off halo, get over it.......
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ATeam-MrT:
Dudes, could you please stop this conversation now? This thread is about Pound Rom...

I have just dirty-flashed and really like what I got. Love these new notifications on lock screen etc. Thanks a lot Lion0738!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] strictly#:
We were discussing pound rom / halo features !!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] altojd:
your not discussing, ur arguing for too many pages that we have to read.

it's really abt time to stop this argument
[Galaxy S II Android Development] strictly#:
About time it stopped lol then why bring up the subject again..........smh
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vikashhero:
Really sorry guys. I realise that was a massive waste of space. Wont happen again.. As I was wondering earlier, are any of you able to completely disable halo via the settings menu, or is it just me? I'm certain the feature was available in the previous build...

Failing that, does the halo toggle circle icon in the notification shade push the quick toggles icon to the right (slightly off screen) for you? Sometimes it's triggered by interacting with the QS button in the shade, or the ribbon right at the bottom that you can slide across to go from the notification area to the quick toggles area and vice versa.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] strictly#:
Lion0738 does not have an S2 so update is untested.

Settings/Halo on off switch was in previous build.

In this build, it's a toggle on the notification drop down, simply turn on or off.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] brack11:
Ok, after flashing apolo kernel SMS started to work.but I don't think this is kernel that made things working, maybe clear cashes helped.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vikashhero:
Are you getting the minor icon glitch in the notification shade?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] strictly#:
Quick tiles are slightly to the left, everything on the notification drop down is ok.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kool4u:
Its super. Thanks a lot lion0738 ;)

Did anyone try ART?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] HHAM:
Currently using it and so far I don't have any issue.

After seeing a new release of this ROM I totally made a clean install (did a Full wipe: data, cache, dalvik cache, even ran GS2ROMNuke) ... changed to ART ... rebooted ... then reinstall all my apps.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] funkateer2:
Made it the dirty way no wipe at all and no issue for me.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] L.D.A:
HI boss, i'm using this rom, all work great but i can't change position Halo :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Abadroza:
I can do it, with double tap, and make move around the screen. You can try.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pap-tires@hotmail.com:
:)

hello guys....first of all the best rom ever...i ve tried all the kit kat roms and i come back to it!! the only issue i have with the new update its when i make a call and i press the speaker i cant hear nothing....(sorry about my english..i am from greece) i did a clean install....i didnt have issues with the previous update..except the things you have all of you!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mosespl:
I agree with you! The best rom ever made:) i love this hehe i dont have any problem with the speaker after somebody pick up i press speaker and i hear everything very loud. I did clean install too. Always is good to have nandroid backup with previous ver of pound rom;) good new feature is art and very good polish translation in everything settings and no lags no freezzs and top for me life battery!my phone sleep jak a child:) and i almost forgot about new notification style on lockscreen very well:) cheers!

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] kool4u:
Really appreciate the work of lion0738 :good:

ART enabled and the device is super smooth. :laugh:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pap-tires@hotmail.com:
and one more thing...after a restart all the applications that theymoved to sd are gone...i mean ..if i had made a group they loose the picture or they vanished!!!sometimes after a while they appear again

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wow..i just scored in quadrant benchmark 5234...with art enable and 1.4 ghz with stock kernel....i love pound rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vikashhero:
Gotta agree on ART here, it's running marginally better than with the Dalvik runtime.

I was thinking of using Dorimanx for YouTube video quality. Has anybody tested this (or any other kernel) with YouTube video with ART?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] evildave_666:
This is a general issue with GEL, its not exclusive to this rom.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] domini99:
question, what is art :silly:

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] vikashhero:
A newer alternative runtime to Dalvik

http://source.android.com/devices/tech/dalvik/art.html

http://www.infinum.co/the-capsized-...ntroducing-the-new-android-runtime-in-kit-kat
[Galaxy S II Android Development] domini99:
ah okay, thanks.

im having no problems with anything so it would be right i think

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] L.D.A:
oh thank you. i see and do it :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kircchoffs:
nice rom very smooth and stable
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pap-tires@hotmail.com:
guys help!!

when i choose art before installing any apps or after that i observe that double size all my apps!before install art the used part in eternal was 180 and istalling art went 360..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vikashhero:
Because ART uses an Ahead of Time compiler - it pre compiles the data of all of your apps. That's partially why it makes your phone run quicker and save power.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pap-tires@hotmail.com:
thanks a lot!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vikashhero:
No problem. You should keep in mind that it's generally considered not to be ready for daily use, but I've been on ART for 36 hours now, everything from AirDroid to Whatsapp seems to be running just fine.

The HD mod for youtube won't work, however, as it's based on the older .apk - you'll need to update to the fuzzy video version, unfortunately :/

I need to try out Dorimanx Kernel to see if it rectifies this.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] faiz5200:
ART

Since ART working in this rom as reported, does ART really good enough? I see many video comparison between art and dalvik, I can't see much difference between them. Even sometime I see dalvik is more faster in some apps. Maybe good in battery life? Never tried ART before.. :fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vikashhero:
The difference is reported to be an increase in battery life and performance by about 10%. This test has been conducted on the Nexus 5 however, and as we all know, the Nexus 5 is a much beefier-specced device in comparison.

It's not really a great idea for use on phones like the Galaxy S 2, which has a very limited storage space (of 2 gigabytes) for app data, although this can be expanded by partitioning your external SD card, and there are many guides and methods out there to help you do this.

The performance increase I find, using ART on my S2 could be considered negligible. It's definitely smoother across the board, though I'm not sure how it's impacting battery life in the long run, it seems to be normal so far.

Hope that helps.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] grafenberg:
The only reason i don't switch to ART is because some apps i frequently use not yet working with it... :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] domini99:
i just read that you can enable both dalvik and art at the same time.. im fairly new to this, i did some research and decided i want to try it.

how do i enable it?

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Stoyanski:
Settings - > Developer Options - > at the bottom there is an option <Select Runtime>
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 911-Future_Maker:
You can't and I can't see the purpose of doing this bro. Are you using two java installs on your PC? :laugh:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] domini99:
Okay thanks, i found it. :)

Yes, 32 bit and 64 bit :p

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enabled it. now lets see if this is actually faster and more friendly against my battery :p

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] altojd:
art is much faster. as i know in dev options u have to chose one of them u can't run them both.

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ART runs much smoother and faster. the storage size problem can be solved by repartition of internal memory and flashing pit file of 4 or 6 gb. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2538947

i'm running art for few weeks and am very happy with/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 911-Future_Maker:
Haha, I thought so. :laugh:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] domini99:
i used ART today, no problems yet, but i do notice the speed difference, definitely feels faster.

not sure about battery life yet.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] mosespl:
I think there is no difference between art and dalvik about gui speed only when you launch apps:) on art apps starts faster or they should starts quicker than on dalvik:)

Im using art but since 2 days my phone is freaking out... Once or twice a day phone hangs or screen is not responding:( i think i must reinstall rom but i did already full wipe:( but this is the best rom:)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] domini99:
i use a lot of heavy and long-loading apps, so for me art is a real pro :)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] shiniyoyo:
Tested with a whole bunch of kernels and it seems than BLN is broken :(

Am I the only one?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raducux:
Apparently so. My bln works just fine with the stock kernel.. But i activated it through stweaks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] edd89:
does it have intrusive phone calls yet?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mosespl:
If you mean little white box with in you can answer the call than yes

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] cegoliba:
System UID Inconsistent

Has anyone else experienced the problem above? Any solution for this?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] domini99:
im using a normal cwm kernel.

im having no problems so far, but i completely disabled the back menu key backlight.

power saving to the win :p

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] shiniyoyo:
So did I! Only difference was I used a different kernel :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] brack11:
have got type of unusual issue - yesterday noticed that sms are not received for a few days, since it's not the first time, I cleared the caches and rebooted the phone and it wouldnt boot anymore. I reflashed rom, no boot. Flashed stock everything works, tried to flash last pound, no boot. Flashed previous pound boots up just fine. Sms receiving issue is just following me, I cant see what can be wrong.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] brack11:
I use greenify but it's not always working. Apps are still stucking in memory from time to time. If you look at greenify thread there are plenty of people having this issue. If e.g. Dropbox decides that it need to sync photos NOW it will hold your phone as a hostage no matter what, only reboot helts or killing this app manually, which can be an issue if you dont know if there are other processes also holding the phone from sleep. If greenify would do perfect job, no one would eve complain about wakelocks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zekenka:
hey, thanks for reply. but i have everything disabled and sync off. i guess this is cuz of the early state of the rom, hopefully in few weeks it will be solved, looks promising at this point thou :victory:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] brack11:
Yup, let it be OUR hope =)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wulsic:
The battery is great I only needed to recalibrate the battery after flash and know I have with normal usage

7 hours 46 minutes used after charge and 75% percent left.

I am on test2

I had location turned off that is an battery drain

Thanks for poundrom lion and fernand
[Galaxy S II Android Development] samueldewit:
Great KitKat ROM! I am waiting till more customizations are available and more stable version for daily use.

But so far great ROM! I will follow it, and I hope you keep developing this ROM :)

1 tip: Could the Aroma installer be multi-langluage (like English and stuff) soon?

Kind regards,

Samuel de Wit