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[Galaxy S II Android Development] txx3:
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[Galaxy S II Android Development] bor51:
Off topic

Boys i've been looking galaxy s4 or s5 weather widgetcompatible with our Beanstalk. But i couldn't. is there anyone using that without problem? Help please....:crying:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] txx3:
this want be very helpful but i once used the s3 widget on an not samsung stock rom found it on xda ...i can't help you futher but it exist :D try google

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] deep_707:
Force Close

Hi any one having FC's when accessing settings and certain apps like Netflix etc. in the latest update?

I have done a complete factory reset and clean install.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
Which kernel are you using, and can you provide reproduction steps? Does the Settings app crash immediately when you open it, or only when you access specific settings?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] deep_707:
Hi sreinst1, thanks for your response.the settings close as soon as I click on any application in the Apps. I am using the default kernel that comes with the built. And it also force close when I open Netflix as well. I have cleared the Davlik Cache again in case..but is not helping.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
I recall I had that problem once, with one of the builds, but it disappeared after a restart of the phone.

If it persists, can you provide a logcat?

To produce a logcat, you need to have "adb" installed on your PC, then you need to connect the phone to it, and type "adb logcat" in the console (Command Prompt on Windows, or any terminal on Linux). You should redirect the output to a file, because by default it goes to the console, then, while the command is running (it runs until you stop it with Ctrl+C), click an application in the Apps, then stop the command and send me the output (you can do it in a private message if you like).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kulitom:
Why statusbar on lockscreen is black? Where can i change this? I like transparent gradient like in home screen.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ElGamal:
I'm having trouble downloading the upgrades via OTA, every time the file is corrupt. Where i could download the latest version?

Thanks.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] godmode1970:
Get it here

http://www.mediafire.com/download/teirsg9k1ipsjvm/BeanStalk-4.4.285-20140421-i9100.zip
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
Anyone else having the same problem? Did the OTA work for anyone? I'd like to hear, to know if I should continue to use this method of OTA.

As for your question, this currently latest version is also on mediafire, but I don't intend to put it there any more; instead, I will put it in the Goo folder of Beanstalk. To get it, you can install GooManager in your phone, and in GooManager, select "Browse all files", then "devs", then "beanstalk", then "GT-I9100". You will find the various versions there, as well as the micro gapps to use.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zazzaixx:
[MENTION=5630829]sreinst1[/MENTION]: sorry for OTA but is there any news about new build? I have problem with BLN in latest build, this is not happen with previous builds :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
What do you mean "sorry for OTA"? Did you try it? If you did, did it work?

You never need to ask me about news. Whenever there's a new build, I always post here about it.

And for the last time, whoever is interested to know about any developments in the ROM can just look here:

https://github.com/scotthartbti?tab=activity

You can see no activity for a few days, thus no new version can be available.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zazzaixx:
Sorry, i mean ETA :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hamase62:
Updates ???
[Galaxy S II Android Development] godmode1970:
Actually Scott didn't change anything within the last 10 days
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ludeguy:
every one got their S5 now haha
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
Beanstalk is a CM-based ROM that can be built for any phone...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Squatrack Curler:
I want to update to latest release, but I don't want to wipe my phone. I have read that if you are on a previous version of beanstalk (before some specific date, i dont remember) you would need to do a full wipe before you want to update to latest version.

What will not work if I dirty flash latest version?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
You may not be able to receive incoming calls. Your phone app may crash on any incoming call. (Not sure it happens to everyone, but it happened to several users, including myself)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Stef021:
Hi guys, i want to come back to beanstalk, just tell me one thing.. Is music problem solved ( after playing of some time, music stops)?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fbxdadev:
Changelog?

Sorry dev, but the link to the changelog opens the "recent activity" which looks more like a bounce of tweets... an actual link to an actual changelog would be very handy and would cost you very little effort, I have been searching for 10 minutes without results, I am sure I'll figure this out, but it's a bit of a waste of time :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] banjara:
I was on Dec 2013 build for almost a month and never faced that issue.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
What makes you think that? I am not familiar with 95% of that activity.

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To make it clearer, there are no concise change logs for my builds, they are nightly builds. An official version only goes out about once a month.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] banjara:
21st April nightly gave me status 7 error. I ran gs2romnuke and gs2romwipe scripts before installation, so basically clean flash. Anything I m missing or is it common?

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] godmode1970:
Flash KK compatible Kernel before ROM flashing
[Galaxy S II Android Development] banjara:
Even if I m on KK already?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jojo30:
recievind call

hi, i've put the latest rom and ever since I'm having a problem getting calls, whenever somebody calls me a message popup saying process "com.android.phone" has stopped, anybodyelse has this issue?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] banjara:
i was already on KK and your advice didnt make sense to me. It worked though :good:

I was on this rom for over a month and never faced such issue. installed the latest build today and everything is fine.

you sure yours was a clean flash?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gerxp:
Where is everbody?

Any new builds?

I installed 21 april version. Works like a charm.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
I also wonder the same... Scott hasn't made any commits recently: https://github.com/scotthartbti?tab=activity

Maybe he's moved on to something else, who knows.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] banjara:
I was on 22 Dec 2013 build before and recently switched to 21st April 2014 build. I have 2 doubts -

1) On the previous build I had an option to change the lockscreen lock handle's icon. I did not find any option in the latest build. Any ideas?

2) The previous build used to give me 36-44 hours battery life for a normal usage but the latest one drains in around 24-28 hours range. Any other users have felt the same?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] edd89:
yup..more ram consumption..heating up a lot..battery drains
[Galaxy S II Android Development] banjara:
in my case ram consumtption is fair enough - 400-450 mb range. There is absolutely no heating up of the phone. Though battery drain is something which is bugging me.

Loads of customizations and high battery backup(in dec 2013 buid) were the major reasons why I was glued to this ROM for a very long time.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
I doubt anything in the recent build did this change. Probably you have more things installed that take up CPU from time to time, causing the battery to drain faster.

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The dev hasn't committed anything in the last 2.5 weeks. I will be offline for a few days now, if anyone wants to replace me with providing builds (in case the dev starts committing again), please do.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] banjara:
In fact I have lesser apps installed than before. BBS shows me a lot of wakelocks, maybe that's draining my battery.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] s_m_a_s_h:
It's been awhike since I posted here however is there a 'call record' function now within the UI phone dial pad on this ROM, I was using 2 or 3 apps of such but eventually 1 by 1 each failed at some point to work efficiently enough.

It be nice have on this ROM as I went back to a previois nandroid on 4.1.2 that had the call record function.

This ROM is excellent, it be more-so with this function working.

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smash'n
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ev0luti0n_:
Indeed, this rom is excellent. But i also have issues with heat and battery consumption. The interesting thing, is that BBS shows me no wakelocks, and in standby the phone has an excellent drain of 1.6/2% /h. But once i turn on wifi for some web browsing, with the backlight even at low settings it just drains super fast! something along the lines of 40% in 40 minutes... :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
Very unlikely. The web browser does drain the battery but should be nothing close to what you wrote. Wifi in itself is not a problem. I keep it on at night and it drains less than 2% / hour.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gerxp:
Is it possible to use the default keyboard? with the numbers in the top and .com at the bottom.

And how do I install it?

Edit:

I found this:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=50516889&postcount=139
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
GitHub on mobile

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] edd89:
its been a long time since the last update :/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
Right... and I'm sorry to tell you that I have no idea when there will be another update. The dev hasn't made any changes for a long time (since Apr 21). Until he starts committing again, there will be no updates (at least not from my side).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shahan_mik3:
Thanks for informing :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] edd89:
i love the Rom its great but it have some bugs like heating up battery drains stuff like that we can deal with, but i think i can hang in there till the next update
[Galaxy S II Android Development] smokerman:
no default keyboard on this rom..but you can flash this one if you like it:

download link:

http://d-h.st/Bt3

dont forget to download your language dictionary.;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gerxp:
Thanks for the link!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
My AOSB impressions - for those who may be interested

Since there haven't been any updates to this ROM for over a month, and since I sometimes have problems with the sound while playing streaming movies, I decided to try AOSB, which still gets daily updates in source code. I'm not able to build it yet, so I tried the 13/3 build by Sooti, and got disappointed.

Some features I use in Beanstalk were not there in this build (and I don't know if they were added since), such as different colors for the battery percentage when charging/discharging, less control over menus (e.g. power-down menu, power widget), and others.

The dev of AOSB declares 2-second startup... on my device it was nothing close to that. Startup time in Beanstalk and AOSB were the same more or less.

Also, the "non-intrusive" incoming call dialog has never worked for me in Beanstalk; likewise, it didn't work for me in AOSB (I installed a clean build of AOSB, apart for the external SD card which remained intact).

On the good side, AOSB has some built in "GPS optimization" per country. Beanstalk doesn't have that, but I also don't have GPS problems so I don't think I need it anyway.

That is NOT to say that AOSB is bad; it is a GREAT ROM. However, for my daily usage, Beanstalk is preferable, as it contains more features that I use daily.

If anyone is familiar with the sound while playing streaming movies problem, or the non-intrusive dialog problem, and knows the solution, please let me know.

The problem with the sound is that every once in a few seconds, it stops for about a second. For some reason the sound never stops when people talk in the movie, however when there's a melody playing in the background of the movie it is cut every few seconds, which is quite annoying.

About the non-intrusive incoming call dialog, I can work without it, but I'd very much like this feature to work.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] danielk68:
AOSB project was stopped for more then 2 month. new build will come soon.

maybe you'll find your favourites in next builds...:good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nirav173:
Getting best out of the ROM ?

HI

can anyone tell me the steps to get the best battery life out of this rom ?

which kernel ?

which baseband (india ) ?

what tweaks ?

please help.. i really like this rom but need better battery backup

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Faizi Ch:
Can anyone tell how to enable translucent status bar in lockscreen?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pug123:
Why do people keep asking this question, it gets answered the same way every time

..it depends on how you use your phone....

And what apps you have running whether you play music or games etc.....no one can give you a real answer as we all use our phones differently, you just have to try different set ups for yourself.....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] merlin21:
Use the app grenify to close unneeded apps and reduce wakelocks...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nirav173:
Ya I know that but just wanted to know some basic stuff to setup rom.

Everything else depends on use

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Don't feel shy to hit thanks :)

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Oops wrong quote

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Don't feel shy to hit thanks :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ev0luti0n_:
To fixe the problems with battery life is very simple.

-> system reset

-> clean everything. system, dalvik, etc....

-> kernel clean script (gs kernel wipe)

-> flash beanstalk

-> flash corresponding dorimanx kernel

--------------> awesome battery life!

I had problems as well, but this rom has so many customization options it's insane. Love it.. simply cannot go to another rom. Stock looks, with a nice menu for mods. Just install a new kernel and you will be fine. :D 18 hours of stand by time here
[Galaxy S II Android Development] banjara:
How's that even possible? :silly:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] natalya:
Robney, please share what kernel your using and config, thats looking very nice! You also using stock 1650 battery?

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
What do we see in this picture? The battery is at 95% and the estimate to drain it is more than 1 day?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] natalya:
Lol youre right i thought its been on battery for 1+ day and still 95% left lol

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] robneymcplum:
Kernel_Dorimanx-V10.43v112-cybnt-[09-36]-[07-05]-JB-SGII-PWR-CORE

greenified most things, google play/google services/google calendar sync off the top of my head

wifi off when screen off

device only/GPS only location

2g only

no mobile data

dark/inverted most apps

airplane mode overnight

screen brightness last 1/4 ish

stweaks for no button backlights

stweaks for intellidemand

vibration/haptic feedback turned off.

48 hours+ standby

And I dont get many phone calls.

*EDIT EDIT EDIT EDIT!!!!*

I posted in wrong rom topic, I'm on AICP!

:( sorry...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
Regardless of topic, what do we see in that picture? I don't get it. The 95% is the current battery state, right?

And "Empty in 1 day ..." is an estimate of how long it will take for the battery to drain, assuming the usage will remain (statistically) as it was. Right?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nirav173:
how much SOT ?

and any tweaks in dori kernel ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ev0luti0n_:
What is "sot"?

And no, no tweaks on the kernel so far. Works perfect. But they say with a bit of undervolting it gets even better

Sent from my Galaxy SII
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Vivek_Neel:
SOT== screen on time.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Android_Raj:
Hi Vivek_Neel,

Need your help can you suggest me any good modem for s2. I stay in Mumbai if you can give me name and where to download.

Also if I get an Rom update do I need to flash modem again or it doesn't effect that.

Please your help will be really appreciated.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mikekir97:
Are we getting any updates on this ROM..?? It has been my favorite ROM since I bought the phone and now we are stuck with one and a half old ROM.... ;p (ALSO..!! ANDROID 4.4.3 IS OUT AND WE WANT IT..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! )
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
The future of Beanstalk ROM: http://www.meticulus.co.vu/2014/06/the-future-of-beanstalk-rom.html?m=1

posted by the dev that helped Scott with this ROM before he stopped his development.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Franzisco:
hey guys. I use this rom for some time now and started using the USB-transfer to pc more frequent in the last month. My problem is, that the data shows up very slowly on the PC-explorer. Enyone else has that problem?

With slow i mean: it takes around 10 seconds to display about 30 folders. (only the folder, not whats inside)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
Thanks to Meticulus (http://www.meticulus.co.vu), I think there's a working source code of Beanstalk for 4.4.3. Anyone interested?

I moved to a new ROM about 2 weeks ago, so I no longer use Beanstalk myself. If anyone is still interested in trying out and using Beanstalk 4.4.3, please let me know and I'll try to build it for the i9100.

Note that Meticulus will probably not continue maintaining this ROM (as you can read in his website above), and I will most likely not come back to this ROM myself.

So, if anyone's interested, I can try to build the new version of the ROM for i9100. I won't do it if no one is interested, as I won't use it myself.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] godmode1970:
Of course!

I am very interested in an updated build of Beanstalk.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
Ok then, I'll try to build it today. I am not going to test it myself, though.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Android_Raj:
Which rom are you using currently
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
Spirit-ROM (http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s2/development-derivatives/rom-spiritrom-t2691071).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
Amazing news!

Seems like our amazing dev is having a comeback!

https://m.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=650967534996756&id=421499131276932

To those who can't go to this link: This is the Beanstalk Facebook page. From Scott: "To my faithful Beanstalk users... I think the break has gone on long enough... How about we light the torch and fire up development on this again?"
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
Beanstalk 4.4.3

Thanks to the dev Meticulus, I built a new version for our device:

https://www.mediafire.com/?d9155bpufnu0apu

Please note I did not try it! I am on another ROM, and created it for those who would like to try out Beanstalk 4.4.3, after the 2-month break.

Also, Scott has declared in his G+ page that he's getting back to Beanstalk development, but will take him a few days to catch up.

Those who try it, please report back what works and what doesn't, as I don't use this ROM anymore and don't want to flash it only for testing.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] godmode1970:
I installed Beanstalk 4.4.300 with full wipe.

It boots fine, no FC, for the first time everything seems working ok.

With the last build 4.4.285 I had WLAN issue, Ill test WLAN with this build later.

Thanks for the update.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
[MENTION=4460995]sooti[/MENTION]: Are you still providing ROM builds for xda-developers users? I've switched to another ROM, building this ROM when I'm not using this is a large overhead (since I only have one old computer at home). I see that Scott is back into business after a 2-month break. If you're still building ROMs, can you get this one back? Today I provided one last build for this ROM, based on the work Meticulus did while Scott was still in his break. I don't think I will continue using (or building) Beanstalk.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
FYI: Scott has just posted on G+ and Facebook, that he started the development again on Beanstalk, and he hopes to get a new release out Wednesday night, after checking that everything works.

If indeed he does that, I'll publish another build with his new release, probably over the weekend.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shahan_mik3:
I'm unable to get play store after flashing this Build.. I tried almost all gapps :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
No idea... However, since Scott is back, soon there will be a new version.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shahan_mik3:
Already waiting for it :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
Night build failed. However Scott did some commits after that and he says it works, but it'll take him one more day to release. I'll wait for his release to do the next build.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shahan_mik3:
Take ur time... We have waited for months one or two days is not a big deal [emoji4]
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zekenka:
i've been using this rom for past 3-4 months. THIS IS THE WORST ROM I HAVE EVER TRIED. for my bad luck i couldnt switch to anything else since i was handicapped from internet, thank god i had spare phone.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
Ever heard of a thing called Backup / Restore? :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] robneymcplum:
And yet, earlier....

So.... how did you break it then?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zekenka:
let me elaborate,

usually the first look on ROMs is pretty great, I have come from the area of Infected_ and Pound rom build which were excellent and still are ...

The long term effects in this case were really bad. Apps force closing, when you open browser 1st time always FC . If i get a call while in 3g the data link drops and sits in edge untill reboot or turned on off - really annoying if you are frequent data user + calling etc.

what is more too many gadgets which u cant turn off, forexample if u tilt the phone it switches layout to landscape which is cool maybe for some people but for me... nah, broken up UI, apps losing their data and getting misplaced often.

this rom is broken... sorry guys. try POUND or infected
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
apps that fc is usually caused by one of two things: dirty flashing, or mismatching gapps. both not the fault of the ROM. I think you're the only one with these problems.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zekenka:
i did full wipe and everything, cant convince me this could be used as daily driver for people who are constantly looking to repair something, forexample if u buy very old car then this is ROM for your :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] banjara:
Not going to argue with you on the awesomeness of this ROM but I can tell from my personal experience that this was my daily driver for close to 2 months and it's at the top of my favourite ROMs. The other ROMs in my fav list are AOSB and cyanfox.

Why I moved on from this ROM? Coz I m a flash addict. But one thing I can tell you for sure is that the day sooti releases new build, I will be one among the many who will be back to it at a moment's notice.