yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lachty1:
Apolo kernel

Does Apolo kernel work with this rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] eldos777:
HD Video recording

HD Video recording is working or not?:confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lachty1:
Only with kitkat camera apk.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sooti:
Hey guys might be a while before next build, Hazy team asked me not to post anymore updates until they give me the OK, they offered me to join the team as a maintainer which I will prob do so just FYI
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MaxSaravia:
Ok i installed apolo beta4 light. What gobernor are u using? I choosed hyper for the moment.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Dr AM:
I have never changed it , just always on default :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yasin önder:
teşekkürler

Turkish : Rom İçİn teŞekkürler herŞey çok güzel orjİnal lollİpop yazilimda bİle bu serİlİgİ bulamadim isinma yok pörfecekt tek dİlegİm güç menüsünün gelİŞtİrİlmesİ kolay gelsİn sonsuz teŞekkürler ....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Dr AM:
Write in English mate -_-
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JamaRu:
he thanx to dev,And I think He dont know speak and write english..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hocruxx:
hi. first thanks to sooti for the great rom.

i want tu use apolo kernel, the last version is beta 4. but they separate ommni base and the cm base?

should i pick omni? and this rom is omni base im correct?

thks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Dr AM:
Nope, this is based on AOSP , but I think you should use apolo CM light version cuz I read before that it is the one which worked with Hazy (but not sure)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hocruxx:
will try add report
[Galaxy S II Android Development] RuffBuster:
I'm currently using beta 3 of Aplolo without issue. Think beta 4 is mainly for people who have issues with Wi-Fi on beta 3. And Omni version doesn't have super user bundled while CM version does. Think Omni version is our choice seeing as we need to install super user manually with this ROM. Maybe it doesn't make a difference which version we use?..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hocruxx:
Just install with apolo cm regular beta 4. Work like a. Beast like the combination
[Galaxy S II Android Development] RuffBuster:
Here I suffer no major lags using the phone app, maybe at most a 1 second wait between screens changing. Calls connect as fast as they did on KitKat once the call button is pressed, no real lags. This is using both stock kernel and Apolo.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kdrumwork:
I don't found link of apolo beta 4 light
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sheefolee:
Problem making calls

Hi, I'm having a really strange bug, I have no problem receiving calls, but when i try to make any call, it says "Call not sent" and it goes back to the dialer.

Sorry for any mistakes with my english and I want to know if anyone experienced something like this with this awesome ROM.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
Maybe you have a cellular network problem? A non-reception area? It might help if you attach a logcat (can use LogCat Extreme from Play Store)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JamaRu:
You can find in here ===>http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s2/development-derivatives/kernel-t2291756
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ahmedelhofy:
Impressive battery life on this ROM, roughly one and half day on a single charge with 2 hours SOT... 1.2 hours of WiFi

This is impressive.... Thanks very much [MENTION=4460995]sooti[/MENTION]
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kdrumwork:
Yeahh!! With apolo8 beta 4 light work camera frontal
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jpererawd:
Apollo Kernel

Use Omni base. It works. :laugh:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hocruxx:
Is use cm base and work great to[emoji4]
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gobedh:
can someone give me link to download kitkat or JB camera? I want 1080p recording :(

Thanks for your help

update :

after reinstall this ROM, now I can record 1080p without freeze like before. Hehehe. Problem solved
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Noctis Lucis Caelum:
Try it for a while, works well.

My only concern is i couldn't find a file manager so had to download one so i could access my backup app & data on my SD card.

Edit: from the zip file i can see the document apk, don't know why it didn't install when i flash

will try again.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] msaadn:
It's a pretty smooth rom with great battery life. Using it with Apolo b4 kernal. Best variant of lollipop IMO. Props to Sooti for this great work. Now, I have a couple of questions

1. Is it possible to decrease the delay for 'Back to Kill'? Currently it feels like 3 seconds. I'd like it to be snappier, like 1 sec.

2. I noticed the home screen doesn't utilize the entire workspace. It looks like as if it can almost fit 5 rows of apps. Is this changable to make it appear like it's utilizing all the space up to the status bar?

Thanks.

EDIT:

Stock back camera works fine, but the front camera freezes. Forced to kill the app.

I used Camera Zoom FX, Same problem as stock camera. I also noticed the app doesn't rotate the icons as it would when changing holding position between portrait and landscape. (It rotated and worked fine on previous JB roms and my friends Moto G (2014) with LP 5.0.2)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Dr AM:
Apolo beta5 is now avaliable with WiFi fix and charging animation too
[Galaxy S II Android Development] WeBMaZTaH:
Sorry for this but, has anyone ever used the Device Manager inside Hazy App? I've tried deleting data in app settings but it still won't work.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sh1bby:
I'm in the same boat bro. Clean installed the ROM and wiped Hazy app's data, but the device manager keeps on FCing. Seems like there's nothing we can do about it yet.

The second little bug that I noticed is that it takes quite a while after typing in numbers on the dial pad that the call is actually initiated (4-5 seconds).

Both of these things don't really bother me, however, and apart from that the ROM runs without any problems and smooth as butter on my device.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] visky642:
[MENTION=4460995]sooti[/MENTION] maybe you can look for supernexus rom's repo for aosp source for our device I guess it's based on aosp only and has 4.1-4.4
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wembleyy:
Why to install Apolo beta5? What are the advantage vs STOCK (hazy) kernel?

I met a pretty serious problem with better battery stats (XDA VERSION). When i tried tu use BBS (better battery stats) WIDGET, the launcher 3 crashed over and over again. So, if you have BBS installed DO NOT try to put widget from that soft on your launcher 3 screen panel.

Very happy with the room. Sooti did a great job.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] janhenz:
Thanls for the head up . For the life of me I can't remember what widget I placed that caused launcher FC's.

anyway, for fix just clear data on Launcher app to remove the troublesome widget.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wembleyy:
And how do i do that (clear data on Launcher app)? It can be done in recovery mode? I couldn't acces settings, nothing. Crash, press ok, crash, press ok etc. Only power button worked for me.... I flashed the rom again.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kdrumwork:
Hi guys unfurtonably My phone with apolo beta4 its hot and no chsrging
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andreoide:
I think using this code, you have to softboot every time, since a hardboot will change it all back to Enforcing?

* did not try the app yet, ill try tomorrow.**

GREATEST LOLLIPOPROM FOR i9100 :good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ktutza2006:
Hi all,

Can someone upload the rom somewhere else? When i try to download from androidfilehost i get an 403 error.

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
Activity switching delays gone...

When I started using this ROM, I had some long delays (4-6 seconds) when switching activities (apps or activities in the same app). Recently, those delays were somehow gone. I have no idea how this problem went away, but the ROM is okay now for me.

Likewise, during the first week, the battery would drain relatively quickly also while the phone is untouched; BBS showed that it hardly ever deep sleeps. During the last 3 days, this no longer happens - the phone is in deep sleep almost all the time when I don't use it, and battery is pretty good.

I really don't know what caused this. The only thing I can think of is that I installed Clean Master and ran it once to remove trash, then uninstalled it. I can't believe this is the reason for the improvement though.

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@Sooti: I've added some stuff to the features / bugs tabs in this thread. Will you forward this to the Hazy coders? Thanks...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kdrumwork:
:( ouch!!! Apolo beta 4 and beta 5 hot My phone
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tcbr10:
I'm using Apollo beta 5 with extra v2 and the rom is flying!! And I think that even the lag in the dialer app disappear. But I just started with it so I don't know much about battery life.

Anyway I'm using this rom for many time and this rom is best!! Much faster and stable then others! Thanks!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MaxSaravia:
Keep us update about the performance with Apolo b5 extr2 pls, thnks in advance :fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tcbr10:
I'm now saw that the battery with this kernel much better in deep sleep but less while using the phone (maybe because it's much smoother).

This image is DON'T completely with the Apollo kernel just after 11 am (this is after the drain in the picture).

So this is just after some hours with this kernel but until now it's very good! And the battery in deep sleep very good just 1% for hour or little more.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MaxSaravia:
Did you change the default gobernor and programer?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] p3dboard:
Just trying out the Hazy Rom. I noticed that when I first booted the rom, the Move app to SD function was working, then I flashed the Apollo Beta 5 kernel, and the function no longer worked. I flashed the Hazy rom back over the top, to restore the orignal kernel and the Move App to SD worked again (app2sd) . Just thought this might help someone else.

I have also found that the app, A Better Camera, doesn't seem to like the Back Camera (either on Apollo or Stock kernel), but it works fine with the front camera. I believe the App uses the Camera 2 API, which might be causing the issue. The stock Camera works fine with both camera (front and back).

I have found that changing the wall paper seems to reboot the phone, after the reboot its set to the new wallpaper. Just my bugs so far.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tcbr10:
Yes i forgot to mention that sorry.

I changed them to what Lysergic Acid said in the cm12 thread.

Just see the images.

And 1 more thing I saw its that the charging with Apolo kernel it's much faster! (I enabled fast usb charging but I don't know if this what did the trick.) anyway it's very good kernel!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] maxbluz:
about launcher...

I have noticed a huge gap between status bar and first row line of icons on launcher. When I put some resizable widget (for eg. twitter) on screen, this gap prevents it to resize on whole screen up to status bar ( see attached picture). Is there any way to move this top margin?

If not, could it be fixed in next build?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tcbr10:
This is because the Google search

Bar you can take a look at the image below.

If you want to change this I don't know how but I don't think this is changeable in settings. But maybe you can switch the launcher to cm12 launcher there you can change this in settings.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] maxbluz:
Re:

Thank you for explanation, I have tried this morning to swithch Trebuchet launcher from CM12 (set permissions), and after reboot Launcher couldn't start.

I had to reflash rom.

Anyone tried and success with changing this launcher?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
Very severe bug

I have been using Hazy for about 2 weeks, and it has been great, until 2 days ago when suddenly incoming calls stopped ringing.

I found out that the ringtone has changed to "None". I changed it back, but I think that whenever I make it very quiet (volume 0), after increasing back the volume the ringtone is still not heard.

Edit: The phone became unusable: Home screen was blank, the only thing that worked was pulling the notifications and quick settings from the top. For some reason, the advanced reboot menu disappeared, so I had to reboot into recovery using the hard keys. For now, I deserted this ROM, as I need a fully functional phone.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sh1bby:
Using Nova Launcher without any problems here, mate. All's working like a charm.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] maxbluz:
yes, but I would like to use lolipop default launcher.

IMO, Apex launcher is best alternative launcher.

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does anyone know how to remove search widget from homescreen?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
There is no single generic way to do it. It depends on the launcher. Normally, you press the search widget for 1-2 seconds, it will show you a context menu with "remove".
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tcbr10:
Maybe you can try xposed gel settings. I will search for an option to enable trebuchet in our rom.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buffer overflow:
[MENTION=4559328]maxbluz[/MENTION] Did you try this L Launcher ?Seems to by ok.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JamaRu:
İf you r using apolo kernel configurator change the sounds default,the problem ll solve I think..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tcbr10:
1 more thing I saw is that with Apolo kernel xposed work without the need for soft reboot.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tcbr10:
Gravity box for lollipop working great on this rom!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sooti:
Sorry for the lack of updates, I built a build last night but due to a systemui commit issue on the dev's part, it was fixed now, I am building a new build :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] astarothdoom:
Don't worry, take your time. [emoji1]
[Galaxy S II Android Development] maxbluz:
[MENTION=4460995]sooti[/MENTION]: please put some file manager in next build
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wembleyy:
[MENTION=4460995]sooti[/MENTION], waiting for your next build. I do not know if you're a genius or lollipop was easier to modelate and adjusted for our phones. All I know is that you came out with this rom , which is stable. There are some problems described in the few pages I hope you've read. I wish you all the best!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] maxbluz:
Last night, my battery was on 90% and I left it without charger.

Wifi was on.

Yesterday after 8 hours, my battery was on 12%.

Is it too much just for standby?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wembleyy:
I dont think it has to do with the rom. I have wifi problems with all stock and custom roms, with some routers. At home, i lose a lot of battery with wifi on. At work i dont have this problem. In conclusion, it is the router. This is a known problem, it is not only on galaxy s2 and custom roms.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buffer overflow:
[MENTION=4559328]maxbluz[/MENTION] Try this app Wakelock Detector and see what you keep awake.Other good app is BetterBatteryStats.I think you know about this two, but is worth to try. ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tcbr10:
Update about Apolo kernel beta 5:

The wifi +the wifi hot spot don't work.

Someone else suffering from this problems (with Apolo kernel)?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JtlfPqp:
3.0.101-Apolo-8.0-Beta5_Light kernel working really fine & smooth with this ROM (4.0 Alpha2).

WiFi & hot spot working good.

Minor issues with bluetooth, sometimes I can't hear the sound in my headphones, after connection.

Really thanks to the developer! :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tcbr10:
Thanks!

I moved to light and it's working now!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
Which rom did you mean here? Bs? I was hoping it was hazy.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Okeybobo:
my phone is rooted, but can't seem to install cwm only shows rom manager from cwm

if i want to instal the cwm recovery it kept saying signature verification failed and my phone

is still using android system recovery (3e).

when i boot in recovery these are the things i see on my screen.

1. reboot system now

2.apply update from ADB

3.apply update from the external storage

4.wipe data/factory resest

5.wipe cache partition

6.apply update from cache

please i need assist on this
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wembleyy:
@ Okeybobo / I do not understand what step you're stuck. What rom do you have now on the phone? If you have the recovery of original jelly bean, and you are stuck at step 2 when you want to flash CWM 6.0.4.5, then i can tell you what i did. Full wipe / then I flashed cwm-touch-6.0.1.2-i9100.zip / then i flashed CWM-KitKatCompatible-i9100.zip / i did another full wipe :)) / then you can go to step 5 to fhash the rom etc (Recommendation : download multiple versions of gapps [pico, nano etc], some dont't flash / i have flashed pico Gapps')

*the zip files can be flashed only from recovery mode
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rrrulo:
hi all, does the facebook app work with this rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tanqueta207:
Several problems

I'm having big issues with this ROM. My phone battery jumps from 60% to 1% in a second. Sometimes it hangs and I must pull off the battery, and last night I get a boot hang and a factory reset was needed to be able to boot fine again.

Is someone getting this kind of problems? Or is my phone dying?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wembleyy:
[MENTION=2903582]rrrulo[/MENTION] / facebook app works fine, i have the last update, no problem to me so far

@ tanqueta207 / just wandering, did you installed another KERNEL (apolo or else)? Maybe it is an unfortunate combination. With stock rom you had this problem ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] humercab:
I have just question If this ROM will be developed in future or not? This is not question when the new build is coming. It is great rom and it would be shame to not develop further..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sh1bby:
I have the same problems here, mate. I've been using Apolo kernel beta 5, however, so it might as well be kernel related. But who knows.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
Had similar problems with stock ROM. I found out that the following helps, though I have no idea why:

- Wipe data / cache / Dalvik cache / format system

- Flash ROM

- Reboot to recovery

- Clean to flash a new ROM (using the PhilZ recovery that comes with this ROM)

- Flash ROM

- Reboot to recovery

- Flash ROM again

I know there's a lot of redundancy, but I already read others' posts that this helps, and it did help me this time.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mwakious:
hi @ll!!

i saw this recommendation....so thought to interfere ;)

to use any Gapps pack change the PIT on the SGS2 with 1GB system and any internal space:good::highfive:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Dr AM:
It will be official soon :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wembleyy:
I do you know that? is an assumption or talked with sooti? :D

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Yes, I read about that and I was tempted to do it myself. But if you want to revert to the original rom must restore partition. Not that I was going to do, but if you can not get into recovery mode, odin (and download mode) is the last chance for me, the last chance to not turn your phone into a brick. :angel:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Dr AM:
Sooti said it himself in first few pages
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Chairmansaab:
What are other kernels available? I'm currently running apollo beta 8 but it's draining battery too fast! Even when processor is at 200mhz it charges very slowly.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lachty1:
Use stock kernel.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Buzz-01:
Great ROM! (plus small bug list)

Installed this ROM (20150208) on my GT-I9100 about a week ago and played around with it. Performed a full clean install according to the instructions and then rooted the phone.

First of all: I really like this ROM!

Great battery life, super snappy GUI.

I did find some bugs however, and since the OP says "You tell me!" about bugs, here are my findings so far:

1. Camera does record in 1080P, but when stopping recording, the app crashes and my phone hangs. Recording in 720P works perfectly fine though.

2. Bluetooth doesn't work flawlessly. Car-kit functionality works fine (voice sound, phonebook control), but A2DP audio does not work at all. You can switch songs (AVRCP), but there is no audio. It did work for a short moment, then it stopped working permanently.

3. Bluetooth process "bluedroid_timer" sometimes gives me wakelocks and therefore battery drain. It has something to do with Sharing via Bluetooth according to BetterBatteryStats.

4. HazyCenter crashes when selecting Device Manager

Anyone else experiencing the same things? Especially A2DP functionality would be a big plus for me if I could get that to work! :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wembleyy:
So, you didnt take any selfie, yet, [MENTION=236331]buzz[/MENTION] ? Front camera doesn't work

I had some problem with missed calls (no notifications for one call, after second call i have 2 missed call notification), when i installed SuperSU-v2.45.zip (this i did after 2 days form flashing the rom, with stock recovery). Not sure it is SuperSU-v2.45 or some app. But, after i found the bug with better battery stats widget (ps, dont try to us bbs widget with launcher3), i flashed this rom again (because i love it) and now i have no problem with missed calls. I keep it stock, so i cant't blame root or kernels.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Buzz-01:
Oh, I forgot about the front camera (never use the front camera, but tested it and indeed it doesn't work).

I did root the phone using SuperSU as well, but no missed calls so far (but I did notice that by default no ringtone was set and vibration is switched off).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wembleyy:
Yes, by default is no ringtone set, that;s no problem. Try to miss some calls :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] msaadn:
Call

So I had a weird problem today. I was in a call when I looked at the screen it was stuck in the boot animation (android logo). The call was still ongoing. Ofc I couldn't end the call and had to reboot the phone. Nothing else I can tell.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kramelicious:
report

I am using this ROM for almost a week now and it works fantastic. I leave my phone with 30% battery and go to sleep. When I wake up it loses only 1% :D .. I noticed that sometimes when I tap on wi-fi icon in notification drawer the phone turns the Wi-Fi On but I have to manualy connect to my network. Front camera works great for me with no crashes and video recording in 1080p works great too. Hazy center does crash every time I go into device manager. I flashed Pico gapps btw . xposed working great too. Keep up the amazing work man. Thank you for this great rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] schitthoch2:
Bug in Theme Install

Hi

I really like this ROM. Well done.

But when I want to install a theme from an apk file the ROM reboots

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Hm, just realized that there is no theme manager ...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fenzo3:
well I hope you know only cm has theme manager. Look at cm12 if you want themes or try unconventional options (xposed?)