yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ryder3.0:
This ROM is suitable for playing a fantastic game Real Racing 3? Runs smoothly on it? Thank you
[Galaxy S II Android Development] msohail_7:
Battery Query

i feel a bit disappointed by the battery backup of this rom. Can any1 recommend me a kernel for boost in battery life ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DaveKing:
Best RR release since the appearing of LP. I'm very happy with the ROM. For you to have a little understading of what I'm talking, I have been using this kernel with apolo8 beta 8, that have the swap enable. Have sd internal/external partitions swap and probably lost a lot of features of original kernel. No FC not so ever. 350 apps installed with link to sd, and with an incredible 18000+ in antutu bench. And very stable indeed! Without any OC, and with -25mA of uV of normal settings. It's just amazing what we can achieve when we receive a custom kernel, and the LP gets more stable than it is already.

Personnaly I think this RR rom must be the base to start working to a Official LP support to our beloved S2. I will post some screenshoots in the meantime.

Cheers and thanks A LOT of your hard work [MENTION=4817632]varund7726[/MENTION]! Keep going as you are.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] msohail_7:
What about battery life bro....is it better dan stock kernel ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DaveKing:
yesterday I spoke at the phone about two and a half hours and had about 42% of battery. In the end of conversation I had 30%. I think it says a lot. Well, I'm still doing some tests to this built, but LP with a stock kernel, the phone use is trimmed (not the trim that you know) but a lot more stable. We had luck that varund7726 fixed a lot of UI issues regarding the system. So the use of Apolo kernel is possible again, but probably it's not fully optimized as the RR kernel one. But of course I need other things in my ROM, like .init support and things like that. So, this ROM is great because it fixes a lot of important things regarding the UI, that in LP plays a very important role. People are doing a great job in LP thing, cause it will reborn this phone totally!

Answering to your question more direcly [MENTION=4971427]msohail_7[/MENTION] I believe that the Battery is better in an custom kernel, because you can work with the OC values (if you know what you're doing) and keep the phone stable in all the hardware. In terms of system consuming, the apolo kernel is already known for helping in battery life. So I expect to have good results in the next days.

Cheers
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Barry Mad:
[MENTION=2432329]DaveKing[/MENTION]

You would appreciate this maybe more than most. This is Hot off the press but have Tested personally.

Think you will Like it a lot. Its a clever script to re-locate GAPPS instal path.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=61336534&postcount=11

[MENTION=4817632]varund7726[/MENTION] Think you would like to See this also. Sorry ment to contact you earlier.

Cheers/Regards bmad.

Ps Dave Excellent posting on your part. I respect/enjoy that.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wembleyy:
350 apps installed? Gizas!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DaveKing:
For testing stability mostly at the time. When you will go using a phone, you install apps and generally don't uninstall them. Generally... So it's normal, depends mostly the use you give to your phone, to have 200 apps after 1 or 2 years of use. So what I do is go behond that to find stability in the system... Of course I have an 128gb that is more than enough for that... But I spent 700€ on this phone 4 years ago and I try every day to take the best of it. In every way... But in that way you see if the system is really stable or not, in this case. Of course it's more difficult to find a problem in logcat when there's a FC or somewhat.. But that's life. ;) This ROM, I assure you is very stable at the moment, and you can do almost everything with it. Lacks some of the features we saw in other roms like screenrecording, but I share the varund7726 opinion that if a feature is not totally functional it's better to put aside. One important thing it's how LP controls the memory now, I'm having an incredibles free 274mb of ram with 10 apps in the new recent apps that multitask at an incredible speed! And for this a lot more, KK is past for sure.

Cheers

ps:. don't forget, if it's stable for me when I use a phone in a very extreme way, it's much more stable for you guys! It's just a question of the apps/software that supports LP now, that we install now imho.

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Thanks Barry Mad. Will take a look.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sourly64:
Pictures !! ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] guyome:
Try to install Greenify. It works for me :)

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If it doesn't, install Wakelock Detector and find what is causing your phone be awake.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rebelpriest:
Back Camera Problem

Hey Guys,

Just want to confirm is anyone facing issues with Back camera like me that Focus is not Working & Pics are not that Crisp.

Earlier, The Camera was fine with KK Carbon ROM but with RR LP rom , I used the front cam Mostly.

Please check & help me out with this.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ssanjy:
My camera seems to work fine....Just tested.....

I've updated to latest 5.4.7 ....Thanks to [MENTION=2432329]DaveKing[/MENTION] I confirm Apolo 8 beta 8 working in this ROM.....In 5.4.6 I had tried the latest available Apolo i.e. Beta 9 but it caused SystemUI crashes ....The beta 9 did not work in 5.4.7 as well...It lagged a lot...So switching to beta 8b after reading DaveKing's post working for me so far....I wish Apolo, Dorimanx and Gustavo's kernel be updated to work on 5.1 ROMs....Well Apolo is working so far... And I think few members are working on Dorimanx as well....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sourly64:
Yesterday I post the picture from the Rom and everything

so far I tried was fine and now in the morning the phone

was dark the battery empty :eek:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DaveKing:
The rom have many issues regarding nav buttons. But when the themes are applied the problems seems to go away. I think varund7726 don't have the phone to confirm that. Another thing it's the rotation screen. It works, but sometimes it doesn't have the catch that I want. But it's a matter of taste. In the meantime I couldn't do the vídeo cause I spent a lot of time messing with little things and seeing minor issues and trying to see what was best for the phone. Indeed the LP doesn't need swap, cause it have a nice ram management, but if we want to play games that require more ram, the swap helps a lot in the system, and in the way the system gatters mem for itself to support the backgroud apps. So zram would be a nice thing to xplore better in the future for developers, but even better swap in data and system cause LP works very well with it, and almost everyone have to resize the partitions with .pit to install LP, right?

At the moment I don't have much time for now, but this rom is great at the moment.

you welcome [MENTION=5420595]ssanjy[/MENTION], Enjoy it and keep update the thread with any issues you find. RR is in the good way.

[MENTION=6324790]sourly64[/MENTION] did you try apolo 8 beta 8 kernel? My phone keep up day and half and I still didn't optimized it. See in a wakelock program what service could giving that battery drain.

[MENTION=5332863]Rebelpriest[/MENTION] not reply any problem here. Did you install RR rom after wipe?

Cheers.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Dr AM:
He got a used S2 recently :)

Rotation sometimes doesn't work after using voice search or voice fromgoogle search app and this bug was since CM11 but it doesn't appear all the time
[Galaxy S II Android Development] varund7726:
All navbar related issues are directly from CM

not device specific

happens on all cm12.1 based roms dated on 13-15 june
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rebelpriest:
[MENTION=5332863]Rebelpriest[/MENTION] not reply any problem here. Did you install RR rom after wipe?

Cheers.[/QUOTE]

[MENTION=2432329]DaveKing[/MENTION] : I always do a wipe Dalvik/Cache Reset post Dirty Flash but this i started facing issues with with RR LP.

I Made a Nand Backup & installed Carbon KK rom & Yes I can focus really well with Back Camera.

As Mentioned , Front Camera Results have been really crisp , So no issues with.

Please suggest me guys , I want my SGS2 to give best results.

Thanks in advance
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rahulbrand:
I have installed the RR 5.4.7 looks great and works smooth..Great work

Haven't faced any fc till now.

Rotation somtimes seems buggy.Otherwise very stable.

Just want to know about xposed . i installed xposed-sdk22-arm-20150514.zip faced bootloop.Can anyone confirm whether xposed is working
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DaveKing:
[MENTION=2432329]DaveKing[/MENTION] : I always do a wipe Dalvik/Cache Reset post Dirty Flash but this i started facing issues with with RR LP.

I Made a Nand Backup & installed Carbon KK rom & Yes I can focus really well with Back Camera.

As Mentioned , Front Camera Results have been really crisp , So no issues with.

Please suggest me guys , I want my SGS2 to give best results.

Thanks in advance[/QUOTE]

here it's working flawless. Sorry. Just try to wipe system/data/dalvik/cache/ext4 and try again. Must be a prob with a file in system or data that were not deleted in the process... Can't think in anythink else otherwise it's the cam itself...But try everything like I do full wipe. ;)

[MENTION=4817632]varund7726[/MENTION] thanks for remind me, didn't remember that. Usually CM12.1 doesn't have the navbuttons pre-selected so this misunderstood me. Great work here. It's fast and with almost non FC whatsoever... just app stuff. ;) keep going.

Cheers
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BIBISIAH:
Hi every body

I want to use the enter key in default messaging app but I can't

Because the keyboard don't have enter key in this app ...!

Help me please ...

Thank you
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ryder3.0:
what are the best gapps, which I can currently download? Thank you for answer
[Galaxy S II Android Development] msohail_7:
Blisspop gapps.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] matteo2:
[MENTION=4817632]varund7726[/MENTION] have you removed that option? [emoji17]

Inviato dal mio GT-I9100 utilizzando Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JudgeDread11:
I flash the ROM, gapps, bbs and xposed in one go. Install apk once booted. Works great.

I'm using greenify, amplify and minmin guard. No boot loops.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ssandyji:
I am also used xposed its work very well

but if you used xposed than sygic not work with him
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Vicentebon:
Am I the only one suffering brutal battery drain? I have installed greenify but the system always dries my battery in few hours...It never had happened before.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sh1bby:
Have you installed better battery stats to check what is causing the wakelocks? Besides, which gapps did you install. I can really recommend the latest TK pico gapps, since they didn't cause any wakelocks on my side.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ssanjy:
Have you tried finding wakelocks.... I have a very stable v5.4.7.... Not much of battery drain...In fact only about 0.5-0.9 p.h if I let the device stay idle the whole day....(typically about 6-7 hours).....Check BBS stats...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Vicentebon:
Yeah, i have installed BBS but it hasn't came up with any special wakelock. I'm using Koolkunz+&+Troubadour666 gapps...I will try with TK ones...let's see if it fixes the problem.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] _followers_:
I think its not the gapps from koolkanz and trouba, maybe u have install some apps that drained ur batt, i use koolkanz and trouba GApps and works well with good battery ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Vicentebon:
Yeah, they don't use to create problems. Either way, I've attached what I've got in BBS. BTW, many thanks to everyone
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rahulbrand:
which version of framework did u flashed ? Plz give me the link
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JudgeDread11:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=59901239
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rahulbrand:
Which file did u flashed ???

xposed-sdk22-arm-20150514.zip

or

xposed-sdk22-arm64-20150514.zip
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nightshadow931:
[MENTION=5537419]Vicentebon[/MENTION], post a picture of partial wakelocks.

Also, use fast dormancy apk to turn off fast dormancy.

Sent from my GT-I9100

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The first one.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] guyome:
Can you send the same thing using wakelocks detector ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] matko.l:
Last version works well, No crashes UI, dirty flash, xposed-sdk22-5.1.1-arm-20150514 work. Thanks.

Send from my GT I9100 Galaxy S2.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] captaindeep:
Guys im Facing one problem. internal memory files are not showing in any app

using lollipop 5.1.1 :(

Any solution for this ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] apoklyps3:
same for me 3 hours ago I had fully charged, now just 35 and going down fast.

as far as I can tell it goes like 1% at every 3 minutes.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] smason:
Can you check if the back camera continue to be warm during the drain phase?

Can you try "Du Battery Saver", please? This app have a temperature monitor.

Cheers.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ssanjy:
Guys, a humble request to you all on battery drain problems.....Please rather than just posting on battery draining problems please do use apps which monitor wakelocks like Wakelock Detector, Batter Battery Stats (this is my favourite) and check what's causing battery drain.....Just mentioning that the battery is draining fast will not help anyone willing to help you....I'm getting very good deep sleep and battery drain about 0.6% per hour in my overall 6 hours of deep sleep mode.....The latest built is smooth and great....So please I again request you to check for the battery causing apps/services/alarms...if they are something related to the ROM then the devs can help...If apps are causing drain search for their cause in google and xda threads.....Better install Better Battery Stats (BBS) and seek help in its thread....Search if your problem has already been discussed in the thread...Else post your BBS dump/screens and guys will be able to help you out to solve..... Thanks... ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Vicentebon:
You're right. I've attached two pictures, one with BBS and the other with WLD. The latter is updated, whilst the first one is from yesterday. I've reinstalled the Rom (full wipe) and Koolkunz and Troubadour666 gapps...and unfortunately the device is still suffering battery drain.

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sun90:
Have u tried Installing 'Greenify' app, if not use the same and hibernate some apps hogging batt and see :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Vicentebon:
Yeah, I've installed Greenify and actually I have hibernate some apps. However, Greenify doesn't show anything weird. I don't know what else to do...I'm thinking moving back to previous versions...The strange thing is that it used to work perfectly smooth, fast and with great battery life.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ssanjy:
I haven't used WLD so I don't know how to interpret its finding....But it seems that what's app and clean master are causing wakelocks...How much screen time are you on because high screen time means faster discharging...In BBS rather than kernel wakelocks, please post the info from "Other" tab which shows in summary about your phone's deep sleep, screen on time, phone awake time, etc and also post from partial wakelocks which shows which apps are causing wakelocks......To avoid unnecessary battery drainage from background apps like facebook and what's app, use Greenify.......
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JudgeDread11:
Not the 64 one :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mco2015:
Feedback on 5.4.7:

I repartitioned my S2 to 1-4GB

Formatted everything including External and Internal SD, complete wipe, clean install

5.4.7 Just random UI crashes (recovers in 2 seconds) but very rare.

An old issue, maybe 9 months old still continues -> When GPS is on the UI colours go dimmer and greener, like some strange gamma correction. GPS off it goes back to normal after a while. This happening for months in many versions.

Installed Apolo beta 9 because i can't live without BLN and USB fast charge. (I don't know how S2 users can use a phone without LED notification.. its a mistery to me)

After Apolo random ui crashes remain, phone lags a little but is usable, battery seems to last a little bit less, i'd say 20% less rough estimate.

I made this request many times in this forum, and I'll make it again. Developers please add BLN and USB fast charge to Resurrection Remix stock Kernel. Please, please.

Thank you for your hard work.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sourly64:
That is my opinion too, it should be possible :cool:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ssanjy:
Kernel development for 5.1 is in progress... Since it the devs are trying to fix issues to make kernels with customization.., here's the link...http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3119065....And when I flashed apolo beta 9 I got continuous system UI crash... So I tried apolo beta 8... But it also did not prove to be as stable as I needed so I reverted to stock kernel... The latest RR is very smooth with only few fc of Google keyboard, dialer and Google services..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] matthias1203:
hi

if I am coming from stock rom but rooted whitc recovery i need to install ? can I flash this rom directly from stock 4.1.2 ???
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ssanjy:
If you are on custom recovery then first flash kitkat compatible CWM recovery them you are good to go.... But backup your existing ROM and go for full wipe to flash this ROM...you can search Kitkat compatible recovery for S2 in the thread...

You may try this one too

http://d-h.st/gTF
[Galaxy S II Android Development] smason:
I think you also need to resize phone partitions:

- Stock size --> New size

/system 512M --> 1G

/data 2G --> 4G

However, this is only my personal opinion.

Cheers.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cactus2000:
Hello everybody,

I'm so sorry to be such a noob, but I don't find the answers for my questions..

I have a stock ROM 4.1.2, NOT rooted, and I want to upgrade to this RR ROM.

If I'm right, I have to :

1. unroot the actual kernel --> framaroot is OK ? EDIT : I've done it, it's OK, the phone is rooted now. ;)

2. install the right CWM.. but I still don't know which one, and where to download it... :(

EDIT : and what about TWRP ? (I used it for my prévious devices)

3. install this RR ROM and GAPPS --> it's OK here.

Please tell me if I'm wrong, and I hope I will soon have the answers I'm waiting for. ;)

Thanks for your help ! :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nightshadow931:
Flash philz recovery, then reboot into it, flash any kitkat compatible recovery(apolo 7.3 kernel, it comes with twrp), then reboot RECOVERY, not system, and do a clean flash with this rom.

[MENTION=4276482]matthias1203[/MENTION], same goes for you.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cactus2000:
Thank you !

I hope I will find easily the links to files you mentionned ! (I will search them later, but if you have links, I take them ! :) ).

Have a good day ! ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cactus2000:
I have a problem : I can't download th ePhilz recovery, it needs Windows, and I only have Linux. (and I don't like these exe files, it seems to be malicious codes)

Do you have another way to make it working ?

(it was really easier with my old S+... :( )
[Galaxy S II Android Development] OscarNick93:
THERE IS A BIG BIG BUG .....

when disable developer options, the settings app stopped work and impossible re-active this... and need re-flash rom for work ... fix this please
[Galaxy S II Android Development] smason:
Linux? Good! Use Heimdall.

https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=Heimdall+i9100+tutorial

IMHO you also need to resize the phone partitions. Use Heimdall to "repit" the phone.

Cheers.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vizdak:
Alarm snooze time bug

I'm setting my alarm every 6:00 AM from Monday to Friday and snoozing it for 10 minutes. First 10 minutes works and the second 10 minutes works but on the next day. So, if it's Monday the clock will start to snooze in 6:10 AM and in second snooze it will trigger on Tuesday 6:20 AM. I hope this can be fix in next update. Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cactus2000:
No problem to use Heimdall, but I still don't understand what I have to do.

The tuto I use talk about only stock ROMs, but I want to use RR ROM, and then, I'm really lost !

I think I need this Philz file, flash it (heimdall or download mode on the phone), then flash to Apolo 7.13 and then install RR ROM + Gapps. Is it the good way to do it ? I'm really a noob, and I'm lost in these intermediate steps (why flashing recovery twice ???)

This i9100 is for my daily use, and my old i9001 will be for my son... and he's waiting for it, I'm under pressure ! :D

Thanks ! ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ssanjy:
If I understood you correctly, you are rooted but not in custom recovery..... To get custom recovery the safest way without getting yellow trianlge is by using Philz's work...Go to this link .....After having installed custom kernel refer to the link in my post above to flash Kitkat compatible recovery, go for a full wipe of your existing ROM so that there are no compatibility issues to flash Lollipop ROMs....Don't forget to backup your existing ROM before you go for flashing new custom ROMs....For rooting flashing & backing instruction in our Device Galaxy S2 follow this thread by [MENTION=4910390]avirk[/MENTION]
[Galaxy S II Android Development] varund7726:
UPDATE

Resurrection Remix Lollipop 5.1.1 - v5.4.8

Added RR logo to updater script

Added RR OTACenter

LatinIME Package from EOS

AudioService: don't launch music player while in call

Close cursor after getting supported components.

SettingsProvider: turn off mobile data roaming by default

Revert "Status bar expanded header: Custom background color, (2/2)"

Trebuchet: Don't load title from intent if title loaded from DB

Call recording encoder/format choice

Show reboot dialog using themed resources

Get themed resources in KeyButtonView

Hide blur when showing keyguard media

Properly animate SIM PIN entry screen transition.

Disable mobile network settings if sub is invalid/unusable.

BatteryLight: Reset all settings back to default

Expose values in status bar expanded header

Don't reinflate search view on rotate

Fix incall music

Add new dimens values for expanded status bar padding

Boot up optimization for phoneprocess

MediaScanner: Detect folders

SlimRecents: Update to PS19 (1/2)

Don't dismiss notification if expanding status bar from top of heads up

frameworks: display: shorten automatic brightness debounce

Use framework name and icon for system UID.

Updated RU translation

Many more, all updates from CM and AOSP

Many device-specific updates as well

Track github commits for a more detailed changelog

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347762167
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 089man:
Is now xpose works on this rom without bootlop?

I9100 Tapatalk, DU AOSP 5.1.1 Lollipop
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JudgeDread11:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=61362898
[Galaxy S II Android Development] varund7726:
Can somebody send me a screenshot of settings>about phone>system updates ?

Wanna see if I'm getting the same thing
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Giobio:
That's mine
[Galaxy S II Android Development] smason:
Here it is: