[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
This is because there was a bug in the new input boost driver that sultanxda wrote where changing the min frequency caused the phone to stick at the input boost value of 1134. He decided to modify the drive a bit so that the user could not actually change the minfreq. I've thought about this one for a while, and I do believe that was the right decision. It's not really necessary for you to change the minfreq value, you should only need to set the maxfreq now since the input boost driver automatically goes up to 1134 whenever you touch the screen. I will be removing the minfreq control in the next build ;)

I made this decision because the 480 bootanimation looks so small on my screen, but I have decided to go a different direction and it will make us all happy. I have discovered that the 1080 bootanimation works, and is much bigger than the 720 boot animation too. because the logo doesn't fill the screen on the 720 bootanimation, using the 1080 bootanimation doesn't crop the logo ;) So now we will have a working bootanimation that is even bigger than before, so I'm happy, your happy, were all happy ;)

Can you please post a link to this app for me as I couldn't find it in the market. If it's not a free app, please PM the link to me as we are not allowed to post links to paid apps ;) I want to investigate this issue further as I do not think that it is a SU problem and need to install the app to find out for sure ;)

This made me very happy too ;)

First, you don't need to appoligize, I think your english is just fine ;)

Vous pouvez me écrire en français aussi. Assurez que vous affichez le message en anglais aussi.

You can write to me in french too. Just make sure you post the message in english too.

The DSB or Dynamic System Bars is a feature that changes the colour of your status bar to the same colour as the actionbar in the app that you are using. For example, in gmail or G+, the actionbar is red so your status bar will turn red. In the play store, the actionbar colours are all different and your status bar will change to match each of them. Because it changes the colour of the status bar, it also needs to make sure that you can still see the icons and text so it will change the icon and text colour in your status bar to a colour that you should be able to easily see on that background. This is why you can't use both features together.

You can turn DSB on/off and change it's other settings by going to:

Settings -> Carbon Fibers -> Interface -> Dynamic System Bars

There is a bug here though. Even with DSB off, the icon/text colours are not changing, so DSB is not properly implemented (my fault... sorry!). I will have this also fixed for next build ;)

In regards to Lollipop, it's giving me a lot of troubles since the skyrocket isn't even officially supported anymore and haven't quite figured out where the issue is. I don't even get a boot animation at this point, but I'm still working on it ;)

One last thing, there is also a bug with the input boost driver where it isn't enabled on first boot even though the checkbox is checked. If you uncheck the box and then check it again, input boost will enable ;) These settings are found in the Advanced Settings under the kernel tab.

Thanks for your excellent user reports and continued support ;)