The double tapping function in settings is not the same as the double press home button function. Disabling it does not disable the double press home button.

i understand that very much and i know its a built in feature which i cant remove without root. But it just happens, a single press on the home button launches the voice command not always but occasionally.

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Added on October 21, 2011, 2:28 pmori SME set

This post has been edited by CrossX: Oct 21 2011, 02:28 PM

yeah. occasional and very annoying. try go market find "homemyhome" application (comes with foxhound 2.3 and finally i can get rid of dat stupid voice command )


orelse, press carefully

aww man! the check reolution rom dun have the 9 buttons for notification area, aww sad! any way to put it back?

Could be a defective home key then. I feel the SGS2 home key is a bit low in quality compared to my Ace. Pressing the home key on the ace feels more solid than the SGS2.

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Added on October 21, 2011, 2:34 pmGot la. Its the new Jkay V12. You need to enable it in the Jkay app.

This post has been edited by antt00: Oct 21 2011, 02:34 PM

Lol, looks like the entire thread is gonna be a G vs non G battle lol. Truth be known, Sammy is primarily a NAND manufacturer, NOT a SOC manufacturer per se.

Thus it's understandable why they couldn't ramp up production of the Exynos to meet demand thus they re-manufactured some SGS2 with the OMAPs.

Just be thankful they could cope AMOLED-wise. Remember how some of the original Nexus had to be retooled with an SLCD? That's also simply due to limited supplies of the part (from Samsung).

So, WHY Samsung did it has been answered. Now, which one is better? Google, but in actuality, differences will be sorta slim. G = SLIGHTLY less heat, less performance, less ROMs (for now), more battery life - roughly anyway. So more or less, to non-geeks, THEY ARE THE SAME.

Except for the whole sgx240 = more game compatibility argument is gonna be moot soon as more games are gonna be released to NATIVELY support the Mali, now that the Exynos is running in TWO of the THREE American variants of the SGS2. So if anything, we're not gonna be left out for much longer anyway, game wise. Heck, even the new GTA3 has the (old) SGS2 listed as a supported platform (besides the 4s, the iPad2 and several other dual core Droids).

As of why the new Exynos is NOT in the GalNex, it's simple. It wasn't ready in time. Plus I have a hunch that it HAS to be a Samsung Flagship to get the honour anyway. GalNex is primarily a Google device after all.

So now, the next guy who asks about G or non-G is gonna get silence from me. Unless it's a specific modding question.

This post has been edited by Eiraku: Oct 21 2011, 02:45 PM

why no? rooting with odin will increase the binary counter right?

ok i'll try that, thanks for the tip

agreed... even back then on my SGS, i feel that its much better. The phone itself feels like a slab or plastic, but luckily there's a wide range of protectors to protect it... but the button... haiz

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Added on October 21, 2011, 2:38 pmonce again, it happened... damn it


This post has been edited by CrossX: Oct 21 2011, 02:38 PM

question : lets say i got stock rom. i root. i flash custom rom.

now i wanna try new custom rom. can i just place the new custom rom in my phone and flash?

do i need to clear cache or anything? do i need to flash back stock and root again and start over? cuz im flashing custom rom, following instructions but dunno what im doing wrong the phone looks stock and doesnt look like custom rom screenshots

Well, it SHOULD be like that. Unless the ROM is broken. Which ROM you coming from and which are you trying?

And yeah, clearing cache and dalvik helps, most of the time. Unless it's a fullwipe ROM you're moving to, which, as its name entails, needs a full data wipe (factory restore).

This post has been edited by Eiraku: Oct 21 2011, 02:46 PM

depending on the rom. if it say "wipe" den u must wipe data, cache and dalvik, or else jz cope wif endless hell of Fcs.

but usually wipe dalvik and cache is a good practice.

actillay its not the phone its the galaxy tab 10.1 that im trying to flash lol.

clearing cache and dalvik, does that mean i need to do factory reset? do i still need to go back to stock and start over?

No just go into CWM and clear cache and dalvik cache. It is not factory reset. Some roms also have themes that you need to install to get the same as they advertised.

i see i see. thanks fallen, eiraku and antt

one last question, if things are the way u say they are, then could u help me explain the logic of this. im trying to understand best practice of flashing for android

Batista70 FOXHOUD 2.3 released..!! Gonna flash this tonight..!!

i usualy practise a strict FULL WIPE whenever I flash a ROM, just backup with Titanium Backup before you wipe, and then restore. but WITHOUT system data. just apps.

flashed!!

with jkay is the best

Just go to service centre when the next firmware upgrades come :-P

full wipe = factory data reset/ clear all cache?

why the instructions i posted ask to flash back stock rom?

thanks for replying, yep saw the deluxe bar, din notice it was an updated app

and yeah babeh now got 12 buttons at notification bar

speaking of themes for the check revolution any theme supported yet? i tried flash gold theme but it seems i cant install unless i edit my build.prop