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Master Geek


  Reply # 491783 10-Jul-2011 22:08 Send private message

Still on 2.3.3, waiting on official/lite'ning rom maybe for 2.3.4. Getting pretty good battery life (rooted, various apps frozen, only turn wifi/3G on when I need it), but usually I idle at around 430mb of ram with everything shut down. Past few days that has dropped dramatically down to around 190-200mb idling. What gives? It's quite strange that it suddenly just happened.

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Master Geek


  Reply # 491828 11-Jul-2011 01:00 Send private message

@ Neets: Thanks that worked for me.. :)

K1000716:
jpanwala: hi guys.. just flashed Lite'ning ROM 1.5 looks really good but having a few hiccups..

1. No overscroll glow for me whatsoever! is there something in settings I need to fix?

2. in the messaging app, no skins are available, just default

3. I have the yellow triangle now! Page 2 on xda for the litening ROM says there will be none! as said by litepro

Also, a question : If I just want my stock XWKE7 ROM back, is it just flashing it again via Odin like I did for litening?

In short, help!


1. V1.5 has bounce but not overscroll glow. 

2. Only just realised this, hadn't tried skinning mine...

3. The page 2 comment refers to V1.0 or V1.1. It's no longer relevant. The triangle only indicates that the phone is using a non-stock kernel.
Your options are:
a. You can live with the triangle, it doesn't affect anything
b. You can use a usb jig to remove it (same as i9000 usb jig - google it). Costs about $13, several of us here have them if you want to borrow one. Handy to have if you like flashing roms.
c. You can flash a stock kernel to remove it. Not really recommended as this removes any kernel tweaks made by the developer. It will work though, and the phone will work fine.

4. Yes.

Edit: LitePro is currently working on V2.0 using the recently released 2.3.4. 


Thanks K1000716, that was really helpful. In a day haven't noticed drastic batter or free RAM improvements, feels the same. But loving the look and feel of this ROM. The overscroll glow addition would have made it cooler though! Never mind!

Now in any case, if I have to flash back to stock, as you say its the same process via Odin, would I lose any data? I mean would it wipe the phone or do I have to reset it? Would lose root and all the other mods, that is fine. Just making sure its as easy as flashing any other ROM / litening ROM itself in this case!

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Geek


  Reply # 491872 11-Jul-2011 09:13 Send private message

Lite'ning Rom 2.0 has been released... How exciting... wanna go home and flash it now.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1095274

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Ultimate Geek

Subscriber

  Reply # 491889 11-Jul-2011 09:56 Send private message

jpanwala: Now in any case, if I have to flash back to stock, as you say its the same process via Odin, would I lose any data? I mean would it wipe the phone or do I have to reset it? Would lose root and all the other mods, that is fine. Just making sure its as easy as flashing any other ROM / litening ROM itself in this case!


I haven't tried it myself, but am pretty sure you'll keep all your media (photos, music etc), but will lose text messages and all your settings. 

Downloading Lite'ning V2.0 now... 

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Ultimate Geek


  Reply # 491927 11-Jul-2011 10:58 Send private message

Lite'ning 2.0. So far, so good

Lite'ning ROM 2.0




Samsung Galaxy S III GT-i9300 - Running SuperNexus 2.0 Build 4
Samsung Galaxy S II GT-i9100 - Running SuperNexus 2.0 Build 3 - Now belongs to GF

http://wellymtb.blogspot.co.nz/

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Ultimate Geek


  Reply # 491930 11-Jul-2011 11:01 Send private message

Man, I’m SO over the Android O/S bug on 2.3.3 – 100% down to 31% in around 10 hours (overnight). . . . .can anyone confirm of the 2.3.4 release actually fixes it in most cases?




Life is mostly froth and bubble, two things stand like stone - kindness in another's trouble, courage in your own.

SGSIII
ROM: WanamLite v1.3    Kernel: Ninphetamine v1.1.0   Modem: DXLEA

SGSII (Now belongs to SWMBO)
ROM: WanamLite v12     Kernel: Siyah v3.3.2   Modem: BVLPB

SGS
 (Cat's chew toy)

If you need a download-mode jig ASAP, you're welcome to borrow mine!  Works with SGS I/II/III.  I also have a SIM cutter available (Dunedin) - happy to post either to you at your cost.

410 posts

Ultimate Geek


  Reply # 491935 11-Jul-2011 11:03 Send private message

nofam: Man, I’m SO over the Android O/S bug on 2.3.3 – 100% down to 31% in around 10 hours (overnight). . . . .can anyone confirm of the 2.3.4 release actually fixes it in most cases?


My battery drain is nowhere near that bad. Been getting a good 2.5 days out of it with average use. Will update if 2.3.4 improves it but I'm pretty happy with what I'm getting currently.




Samsung Galaxy S III GT-i9300 - Running SuperNexus 2.0 Build 4
Samsung Galaxy S II GT-i9100 - Running SuperNexus 2.0 Build 3 - Now belongs to GF

http://wellymtb.blogspot.co.nz/

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Ultimate Geek

Subscriber

  Reply # 491940 11-Jul-2011 11:09 Send private message

Don't try flashing the V1.5 Steel Blue theme onto V2.0. :) I just tried and it has caused boot looping. No problem, just reflashed and I'm all good again. The reason I tried is that many tweaks do seem to work between the various versions so I figured it was worth a try. It wasn't ;)

I'm only getting 10-14 hours on battery, but am a heavy user. Looking forward to NZTechFreak's review of the Momax battery. Sure it'll make it heavier and fatter, but I'd rather not be tied to a powerpoint each night.

1019 posts

Uber Geek

Trusted

  Reply # 491942 11-Jul-2011 11:11 Send private message

nofam: Man, I’m SO over the Android O/S bug on 2.3.3 – 100% down to 31% in around 10 hours (overnight). . . . .can anyone confirm of the 2.3.4 release actually fixes it in most cases?


If it isn't entirely different on the SGS1, then I have no sign whatsoever of the O/S bug on my vanilla JVP 2.3.4 ROM. 9:27:12 with 86% remaining.

That should give me around the usual 30-40 hours average use. So even given the SGS2's higher consumption, it would seem that 2.3.4 will give you the sort of endurance you would expect.

The Sensation runs 2.3.3 and is getting around 18 hours from charger to dead flat. lokhor's Sensation gets less though. Perhaps he can chime in with his experience.

But like I said, maybe the difference in hardware renders my experience moot.






Galaxy S has gone to its new owner.
HTC Sensation running Jelly Bean 4.1.1, alpha AOSP ROM, on Telecom XT. Rough around the edges but showing much potential considering it's pre-beta. My daily driver now.

825 posts

Ultimate Geek


  Reply # 491967 11-Jul-2011 12:01 Send private message

DoggNZ:
nofam: Man, I’m SO over the Android O/S bug on 2.3.3 – 100% down to 31% in around 10 hours (overnight). . . . .can anyone confirm of the 2.3.4 release actually fixes it in most cases?


My battery drain is nowhere near that bad. Been getting a good 2.5 days out of it with average use. Will update if 2.3.4 improves it but I'm pretty happy with what I'm getting currently.


Neither was mine until about a week ago; the battery stats are showing the phone being fully awake all night, so no wonder it drained right down. . . . Roll on Cognition v2




Life is mostly froth and bubble, two things stand like stone - kindness in another's trouble, courage in your own.

SGSIII
ROM: WanamLite v1.3    Kernel: Ninphetamine v1.1.0   Modem: DXLEA

SGSII (Now belongs to SWMBO)
ROM: WanamLite v12     Kernel: Siyah v3.3.2   Modem: BVLPB

SGS
 (Cat's chew toy)

If you need a download-mode jig ASAP, you're welcome to borrow mine!  Works with SGS I/II/III.  I also have a SIM cutter available (Dunedin) - happy to post either to you at your cost.

290 posts

Ultimate Geek


  Reply # 491972 11-Jul-2011 12:04

Got the desktop battery charging stand, spare battery & car cradle this morning but still waiiting for the phone to arrive on Royal Mail...oh the anxiety!!!

410 posts

Ultimate Geek


  Reply # 491985 11-Jul-2011 12:20 Send private message

nofam:
DoggNZ:
nofam: Man, I’m SO over the Android O/S bug on 2.3.3 – 100% down to 31% in around 10 hours (overnight). . . . .can anyone confirm of the 2.3.4 release actually fixes it in most cases?


My battery drain is nowhere near that bad. Been getting a good 2.5 days out of it with average use. Will update if 2.3.4 improves it but I'm pretty happy with what I'm getting currently.


Neither was mine until about a week ago; the battery stats are showing the phone being fully awake all night, so no wonder it drained right down. . . . Roll on Cognition v2


I've got a ton of stuff frozen...maybe that's the difference?




Samsung Galaxy S III GT-i9300 - Running SuperNexus 2.0 Build 4
Samsung Galaxy S II GT-i9100 - Running SuperNexus 2.0 Build 3 - Now belongs to GF

http://wellymtb.blogspot.co.nz/

825 posts

Ultimate Geek


  Reply # 491991 11-Jul-2011 12:24 Send private message

DoggNZ:
nofam:
DoggNZ:
nofam: Man, I’m SO over the Android O/S bug on 2.3.3 – 100% down to 31% in around 10 hours (overnight). . . . .can anyone confirm of the 2.3.4 release actually fixes it in most cases?


My battery drain is nowhere near that bad. Been getting a good 2.5 days out of it with average use. Will update if 2.3.4 improves it but I'm pretty happy with what I'm getting currently.


Neither was mine until about a week ago; the battery stats are showing the phone being fully awake all night, so no wonder it drained right down. . . . Roll on Cognition v2


I've got a ton of stuff frozen...maybe that's the difference?


Ditto - I even froze Skype because the latest version seems to have a persistent service that starts on reboot. . . .as I said, nothing that I can think of has changed in my setup of late - it just seems like the AOS bug has decided to make up for lost time and really thrash me!! Yell




Life is mostly froth and bubble, two things stand like stone - kindness in another's trouble, courage in your own.

SGSIII
ROM: WanamLite v1.3    Kernel: Ninphetamine v1.1.0   Modem: DXLEA

SGSII (Now belongs to SWMBO)
ROM: WanamLite v12     Kernel: Siyah v3.3.2   Modem: BVLPB

SGS
 (Cat's chew toy)

If you need a download-mode jig ASAP, you're welcome to borrow mine!  Works with SGS I/II/III.  I also have a SIM cutter available (Dunedin) - happy to post either to you at your cost.

371 posts

Ultimate Geek


  Reply # 491995 11-Jul-2011 12:26 Send private message

DoggNZ: Lite'ning 2.0. So far, so good

I was going to load Lite'ning 2.0, but LitePro is starting to mess with too many of the apps for my liking. Removing crap is one thing, but I don't like perfectly-working system apps being replaced. If I want to use SkyFire as a browser, I'll download and install it myself.

I think it's time to start looking at how to do ROM customisation...




Alienware M17x R2: i7-740QM | AMD 5870M 1GB CrossfireX | 6GB DDR3-1333 | 1TB HDD | BD-ROM
Samsung Galaxy S II: CyanogenMod 10.1 nightlies

528 posts

Ultimate Geek

Subscriber

  Reply # 492001 11-Jul-2011 12:34 Send private message

nzgeek:
DoggNZ: Lite'ning 2.0. So far, so good

I was going to load Lite'ning 2.0, but LitePro is starting to mess with too many of the apps for my liking. Removing crap is one thing, but I don't like perfectly-working system apps being replaced. If I want to use SkyFire as a browser, I'll download and install it myself.

I think it's time to start looking at how to do ROM customisation...



LitePro removed the browser in v2.0, as it has been laggy in all deodexed roms. What else is has been messed with or is missing? 


I installed the 2X Battery app yesterday and the AOS bug went nuts. Removed the app and it went away. Random... 





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