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[Galaxy S II Android Development] wallaceff:
Multiuser is in PAC ROMs though
[Galaxy S II Android Development] brack11:
[MENTION=4914140]lion0738[/MENTION]

Maybe something wrong with me but whenever I like some rom, the developer changes device... Maybe it's time for me to change device also?

What device are you thinking about?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ImRiYo:
I got loud noise when sound of music player mixed with touch/keyboard sound.

Anyone can fix about that?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] islander999:
[MENTION=3687908]hany0u[/MENTION] Thanks dude!

http://www.droid-life.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/android-snowball-650x365.jpg
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ambyy:
build 2013-11-18 is still the ROM to beat. It is way ahead.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raducux:
Preety nice rom ! Thank you
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kai Disobey:
Are you seriuos :confused: thats bad news :crying: but as long as you contribute this Rom, I wil install, and then see what the others do ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] thirdzcee:
Sad to hear you leaving s2 so soon, but I'd really like to thank your for your build of kitkat, and for the sensors.exynos4.so for Korean variant s2 that converted to i9100, it even works on the 4.3 ROMs... Thank you so much sir
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pandza88:
ROM is great best 4.4 till now for sure, just I think that Aroma is fcked up a bit...

Couse whatever I choose of apps to install I get same result, there is no download prowider whatever u choose, and u get terminal emulator allways, cm file manager never there, not sure about others...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] brack11:
From that list you select apps that you DON'T want to install. A bit confusing but getting used to.

Meaning that if you select there something, you won't get it installed.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pandza88:
yeap confusing, but thanks for info :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Spoonk:
So anyone? Solution? I looked everywhere for solution but still no success... No root rights for me, and that's it! :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pandza88:
Check root acces in developer settings
[Galaxy S II Android Development] brack11:
First select root in settings of Explorer then long press on the that same root option in explorer menu and you will get popup with options for rw
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
This is Best kitty ROM I've tried thanks dev! ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lion0738:
I'm thinking about Nexus 5 now, but I'm not sure whether I''ll continue this or not.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zizu10:
Continue please, this is great ROM and thx for your work!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rafik25:
Hello i think too that it's the best rom 4.4 thx a lot I proud to use this Pound rom :good::good::good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zekenka:
Heh any tips how to deal with this wakelock?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] brack11:
Those are google services, I think this is problem that exists on all roms above 4.0 Try to turn off data connection when you not using it. Togle it manually. It should help a little, then you can try to disable synchronization, but I didnt try this one yet.

This rom with all excellency have a lot to improve in process management. A lot of processes stucking memory and keep processor on 100% specially those processes that have synchronize option. The phone gets moderately warm very often which says about overusage of cpu by one or more of the process, betterbattery stats show it well. Big consumption during screen off, also related to above issue.

Still, those who says this is the best KitKat rom for i9100 out there, are right. Unfortunately KitKat for our device is in Alfa state and we cannot expect much.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Fernandz:
Using greenify and d better WiFi on/off helps with battery.

It's too early for battery management, we need first more kernels and more stable ROMs before that.

Enviado desde mi GT-I9100 mediante Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] edd89:
import intrusive incoming calls

hey bud great great great ROM one of the best 4.4.2 roms ive ever used and i really would like to import the import intrusive incoming calls feature if you can give me the link for the mod or tell me how to port it that would be awesome man thanks :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Spoonk:
white battery percentage text?

[MENTION=4914140]lion0738[/MENTION]: how to switch icon percentage text back to white since this was one of my favorite design elements in KK?

I read this thread here and successfully decompiled SystemUI.apk but following the steps in the thread I realized that in the "\smali\com\android\systemui\BatteryMeterView.smali" there are missing the lines that I need to correct to make the percentage text white?! What will happen if I try to replace SystemUI.apk with SystemUI.apk or at least "BatteryMeterView.smali" from previous ROM build? Anyone can help? :)

P.S: I don't want to use Xposed or themes or something else that is full of options and customization's just because I need the white percentage text. Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nemanteo:
I didn't get a chance to thank Lion for the last update. He added what I'd missed in previous builds, now it's complete! With this ROM I stopped thinking about new phone, it's really amazing!

It's so great that I think I will stick with it even if it doesn't get updated. Why changing something that works so dmn good!

And with this last Apex update, it's as KitKat as it gets!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ludeguy:
Seems like u guys didnt read a post about someone is taking over the project which is very good news. Please pardon me for I couldn't remember his name off my head right now. Cheers....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pilgrim011:
+1. The best damn KitKat ROM this is.;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rachid.Ala:
Please answer me, the zip file is everything what a developer need to continue development of this rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] evildave_666:
That just means it hasn't gotten on anyone's radar yet, not that its necessarily OK.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Maurice5813:
I've decided this is still the most stable 4.4.2 rom, so Im staying with it:D for now, unless google releases 4.4.3...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ditomasso:
Pound of is great, but I use BEANSTALK now for 1 day and this rom is also very good stable.

I want to thank LION for this amazing experience but I have switched :)

ROM: BEANSTALK ROM 4.4.2.

KERNEL: STOCK KERNEL
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 089man:
Have switched to the same rom, it's great and much features and stable too...

I9100 Tapatalk 4, Rom1 BeanStalk Rom 4.4. 2Kitkat
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rachid.Ala:
I think I'm going to switch also to beanstalk rom since pound's developement has stopped

Thank you lion very much for your AMAAAAZING rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] HHAM:
Hi [MENTION=4914140]lion0738[/MENTION] ... still using your ROM and it's still so AWESOME!!!

I will be keeping this ROM for sometime ... Thank you so much!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] altojd:
this is indeed great rom but people develop new roms every day and improve existing roms.

i've found beanstalk rom to be very stable, smooth and fast with many customization.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Maurice5813:
I've switched to supernexus 4.0:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] WinterScorpion:
Difference between "Unofficial" and "Linaro" ?

Hi, As I see this is one of the greatest 4.4 roms for our i9100...

I want to ask you something that maybe is already answered, but I'm too busy to read all posts... ;(

So, can someone tell me which are the differences between "Unofficial" builds and the "Linaro" ones?

Please reply mentioning my name [MENTION=4434760]Sgmaster[/MENTION] in order to receive a notification, cuz as I already said, I'm too busy to read the whole thread.... ;(

Thanks in advance,

Spyros

[...and MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!! ]
[Galaxy S II Android Development] altojd:
What is the difference between these builds and the official builds?

These are unofficial builds of CyanogenMod 11 for the i9100.

ROM is built using the same source code (github) like the official one but with these following additions:

Compiled using linaro arm-eabi 4.7.4 13.09 (kernel code) & sabermod arm-linux-androideabi 4.8.3 (rom code) toolchain compilers

Cross-compiled using those custom toolchains results in a more smoother, faster, and battery friendly ROM

Linaro is the place where engineers from the world's leading technology companies define the future of Linux on ARM. The company is a not-for-profit engineering organization with over 120 engineers working on consolidating and optimizing open source software for the ARM architecture, including the GCC toolchain, the Linux kernel, ARM power management, graphics and multimedia interfaces.

that's infected's explanation
[Galaxy S II Android Development] easyyu:
I allways received:

unfortunately handcent sms has stopped

on this ROM.

Try to delete Dalvik, cache, unistall all posible, but I still receive this FC!

I'm not in ART, I'm using Dalvik mode!

What Can I do?

And one more question! I read that people said that this ROM won't be update any more!

Is it true?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mosespl:
In my case i have the same issue with hangout stopped but only after first boot every next reboot dont have this problem. But this issue bothering every rom KK i have installed only zgapps for me dont has this issue i tried wipe everythingand only after zgapps installed everything works fine.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] vijaysimhahr:
I went to various other ROMs but finally came back and what I can say is that still the best ROM out there. Thanks to [MENTION=315719]lion[/MENTION].
[Galaxy S II Android Development] omkarsathe92:
Awesome

Thank you [MENTION=4914140]lion0738[/MENTION] for a wonderful rom.. I know 20th was the last build but this is by far the most feature-packed and stable rom out there. Everything works. PERIOD. :good:

For anyone who's having second thoughts on whether to flash this rom, maybe going through This Rom's Review on My Blog & My YouTube Channel will help.

As of date, I totally recommend this one guys. It maybe dead but other roms will still take a couple of weeks to catch up with what this rom has achieved. Give it a shot!:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ATeam-MrT:
Hi and Merry Christmas to everyone...

I am on Pound Rom for 3 weeks now and would like to continue, but I have found an anoying bug for me, which is that wifi tethering is not working, furthermore it totally kills wifi until next reboot. I am on latest linaro version without any modifcations (kernel, art etc.). Any hints how I can overcome this issue? Thx...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vijaysimhahr:
You can do a nandroid backup of this ROM, full wipe and restore in cwm. WiFi tethering issue will go.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ATeam-MrT:
Hi Vijaysimhahr, thx for your suggestion but unfortunatly this didnt help. Finally I had to wipe and reinstall all my apps from scratch to get WIFI tethering working again. Cheers
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mirceapuy:
I installed Gustavo kernel but the phone still getting warm. What should i do? Or i did something wrong when i installed the kernel?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] strictly#:
[MENTION=4398118]mirceapuy[/MENTION] Did you flash any kernel wipe scripts before flashing new kernel ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mirceapuy:
I wiped dalvik and cache then installed Gustavo.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] strictly#:
Flash this, then reflash kernel and wipe dalvik after you've finished.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Targ3T:
I have another question, tried quick browsing but couldn't notice someone asking this. I don't have a data plan with my current carrier therefore I don't want to use it, but there is a problem. Whenever I uncheck "Data enabled" option my network signal goes off aswell. I thought this might be some new Kitkat thing so I tried omni and supernexus roms but this was not a issue there. I uncheck data but I can use Phone. Good thing is I removed APN's so it won't charge me, however I thought I should let you guys now in case noone noticed. If someone did, I'm sorry for repeating the same thing over.

Other than that it's a awesome rom, I've already tried out most of stuff and It works perfect. Thanks you and keep up the good work !! :good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mirceapuy:
No risk for wipe all data from phone?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] strictly#:
No risk at all, your data will be safe it's only a kernel wipe scrip made by Gustavo!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mirceapuy:
Thx, i flashed the one you posted then wiped cache and dalvik, flashed the kernel and restarted.

Still getting warm but not as warm as before so it's a good thing. Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pilgrim011:
Maybe you should reflash the ROM - no problems here. I have just performed a test - disabled mobile data, made few calls - all working.;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shiniyoyo:
Hey, does anyone have the same issue as me? My pictures are not showing up in the gallery app and they are quite important to me

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Weird... Everything just changed. Thanks guys & sorry for the double-post. :thumbup::D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] funkateer2:
An eta ? I don't want to leave your realease. And advise ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] strictly#:
[MENTION=3172184]funkateer2[/MENTION] eta is unknown, Lion0738 is no longer developing for our S2 however, we are waiting to see if 7comp will pick up where Lion0738 left off, fingers crossed.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xmanz:
rom

I hve just reinstalled this rom after trying every kk version available and i can definatly say no other roms come close to this atm. so im sticking with this till much later on, i could cry if its not up taken by dev :))
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pilgrim011:
+1. This ROM is just a level above all others - no notable bugs, everything works.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 911-Future_Maker:
Coming from youtube where all kit kat roms are reviewed by one person( which is nice) I can say nothing but the same - Pound is the best. That AOKP stuff plus no stupid annoying "x app has stopped" pop ups make this rom the top of the cake. Omni is also stable, but somewhat limited - no additional customization like Pound. Sadly it's still on 4.4 level, but hopefully we'll see 4.4.2 Pound soon. When it comes I'm flashing immediately!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marek_poland:
But it's already 4.4.2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 911-Future_Maker:
What? Isn't the title says 4.4 mate?

Edit: Aah wait. I saw it, it's in the OP. My bad. XD

May be the OP can change the title to 4.4.2?

This is good for new people who are looking to flash newest and best kk rom. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] strictly#:
Thread title hasn't been updated..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 911-Future_Maker:
Well that means I'm flashing.. right now!! :P Cheers guys!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ammarsg:
and unfortunately stop update also .... it was last update for us
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Maurice5813:
[MENTION=4914140]lion0738[/MENTION]

Please do a rom for the Desire HD or HTC one S!:highfive:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TeraJL:
using halo with GEL, those minor notification break my launcher, how i can blacklist those notifications?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] evildave_666:
There appear to be a couple commits in lion0738's github trees since the final build. Has anyone built off of his source since then, is it in compilable shape?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] strictly#:
[MENTION=4064448]evildave_666[/MENTION] No recent activity but these guys have been putting something together, fingers crossed...

https://github.com/7comp

https://github.com/Jaiglissechef-i9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mirceapuy:
If i install a new build do i need to install Gustavo kernel again?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] erik90:
Yes, but make sure you reboot after you flash the new build and then flash the kernel again.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rrgrrg:
Well if @7comp who will mentain this rom please do it !!! The rom needs some source syncing and fixing some small bugs and also it has things that no kk rom else have in this forum :\
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rachid.Ala:
+1 I have tried a lot of kitkat roms but this is definitely the best
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 911-Future_Maker:
Yup, but we have to admit Pound faces Beanstalk as it's serious opponent. :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rachid.Ala:
Beanstalk is good and has a lot of features but it drain battery

Battery life under Pound rom is just AMAZING
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rrgrrg:
well it doesnt drain battery to the point where u can say its unusable i get nearly 3 hours on screen with wifi which is for me amazing :D ...we need a dev to sync the sources of cm11 and recompile :( .. can [MENTION=4460995]sooti[/MENTION] do that for us please :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rachid.Ala:
I hope so :D

Beanstalk is a very good rom i can't deny it :good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mosespl:
Beanstalk is very good and very customable but... Battery seems to be very very poor compare to pound. Pound has fantastic deep sleep mode and general battery life even while using phone. I tried 2 builds of beanstalk and every has wakelokcs and constant awake. And even when i dont use phone battery goes down pretty fast:( amazing will be to connect these two best roms for s2;) beanstalk for customization and pound for battery life:)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] rrgrrg:
Well then we need a member to the syncing and keep the project alive at least to fix the bugs :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rachid.Ala:
I hope someone can help us to keep this amazing rom alive
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shaunnicho:
This is a brilliant rom I always come back to it... Its there any way to duel boot KitKat roms yet?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rachid.Ala:
I think it's possible with dorimanx kernel
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 911-Future_Maker:
Agreed this would be the best S2 ROM ever! Period. :D

And if someone merge the "swap storage" option integrated by fusionjack in SlimSaber... brilliant

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That's right.:p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Dominik916:
I've used this rom for a week. Before I tried CM11 from Infected but I had a problem with freeze mp3 player, only reboot helped.

I installed Pound Rom and everything works. Sometimes I've got a FC when I'm on facebook using browser.

Battery life is good - 2 days with 2,5h display I think it's not bad.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] evildave_666:
I'm going to try to build off of lion0738's trees this weekend to pick up his unbuilt changes and proof of concept that his repos are in a buildable state. Its not going to be a really useful build for i9100 though, I'll be building with an SC-02C kernel.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Darius_bd:
How so? What does that do?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 911-Future_Maker:
It reverts the internal sd (usb storage) and external sd card mount points mate, in other words you can use now your external micro sd card for internal sdcard if it's big enough for more space. Nice if you're playing games.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rrgrrg:
Then why dont u build anotger one for i9100 and upload it ..sure the whole users of the gs2 kitkat will thank u :D :silly:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rachid.Ala:
[MENTION=4064448]evildave_666[/MENTION] Yes please can you do it ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] evildave_666:
Nothing to stop you from building it yourself after I confirm successful build or not on SC-02C. Setting up a build environment only takes an hour or two.

I don't own an i9100.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rachid.Ala:
I wish I could. I don't know how :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] evildave_666:
There is a ton of information on xda and the CyanogenMod wiki that can help you. Start with http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Build_for_i9100 and build a standard 10.2 to prove you've got your build environment set up, then set up repo with cm11 branch and lion0738's trees from https://github.com/lion0738?tab=repositories
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Klaas20:
First of all: I've been running this ROM for about a week now and I must say it's the best I've tested so far! It's very responsive and the battery usage is amazing!

I started of with the Linaro build and I only had 2 issues: after a reboot I could switch wifi on and off, but after a little while wifi wouldn't switch on anymore. The other issue was that Candy Crush (yes, I play Candy Crush! :o ) crashed immediately after startup.

Yesterday I decided to try the "normal" build and guess what? I can switch wifi on and off whenever I want and I can play Candy Crush! :laugh:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] domini99:
I think the developers made Candy Crush crash on purpose :p

There are those rotating things on each side of the plane, i don't know what they are, what they do or wether they are important, but they do not work anymore.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] strictly#:
# CM11.0 - Linaro = Linaro 4.8.3 toolchain, -O3 option. Some apps are not compatible with this version.......
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rachid.Ala:
I will try thank you :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] funkateer2:
Even if it's 'an old release '' for me it's the best KK rom around.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mossywell:
Agreed. Spent two weeks each on this and beanstalk. The latter for me had battery drain issues (maybe fixed now - I don't know). But this one has very good battery (for a KK CM based ROM!). :) Also, this one seems to be very stable, so I don't mind that it's rarely updated if it works already. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rachid.Ala:
Guys, the Manifest(default.xml) is missing so we can't sync the repo :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rrgrrg:
Can u at least sync the kernel ? :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rachid.Ala:
I don't think it's useful to sync the kernel, as you can see here (https://github.com/lion0738/android_kernel_samsung_smdk4412) the last commit was 25 days ago

We must contact lion about the default.xml
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fusionjack:
if the lion github based on the cm11, you can repo init from cm github (don't do the repo sync yet) and then create a local manifest (see in cm wiki how to do that) and replace all cm projects that lion has in his github (i know it is a lot of effort). after then you can do repo sync and you'll have a buildable state based on cm11 and lion github.

i think he is also doing like this if he doesn't have own manifest in his github. i don't think there is another way...

i'm also use this method long time ago until i'm thinking what happens if my hd fries up and i need to setup the whole thing again. it is benificial for me and others if i put all my changes on github and make my github buildable so that i could only do these to have a quick start to build a rom:

repo init, repo sync, execute my own scripts (only for me for cherry-picking purpose and update my own github)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jegr6:
does anyone have problems with USB host or is just me?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] HHAM:
I hope you can start something from where [MENTION=4914140]lion0738[/MENTION] had left. :thumbsup:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] evildave_666:
That was basically my plan. I will also be using a kernel from a third source.

I'm only partway through setting things up. I got busy over the weekend prepping my wife for her US visa interview today (she passed).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] domini99:
is it just me, or are the GPU drivers a bit slow?

When running stock 4.1.2 all games seemed to go real smooth, but after flashing this rom some games are performing a bit slower, like GTA SA, Asphalt 8 and Temple Run 2.

Am i the only one?