yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II General] wendac:
How long does it take to determine your location using GPS after all the set-up?

I solved the reverse compass problem but so far it only determined my location successfully only once. GPS signal seems still too weak.
[Galaxy S II General] zaphod777:
My GPS has not really been very strong on most of the custom kernels. Usually with wireless and sensor aiding turned on it is "ok". But I had the same problem with the older Siyah kernels, Sakuramilk, and the stock was only a little bit better.

I assumed I just dropped my phone too many times. you might try this "fix"

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1447599

hmm Maybe that fix doesn't work on ICS because it wouldn't install for me.

I will need to try this later when I am outside

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=24545179#
[Galaxy S II General] fatih0411:
Flashed both but still not fixed.
[Galaxy S II General] zaphod777:
Maybe we need to replace the gpssensor.so files too like I did for the compass. I can get a fast fix after running GPS fix outside but it isn't too accurate.
[Galaxy S II General] clement.km:
Thanks wjchen0

the solution for gps and compass is

flash modified siyahkernel from wj's website (blogger.wjchen.co.cc/?p=29001)first, and flash his compass mod (dl.dropbox.com/s/7gemtxyk7ya6udq/4.0zhinanzhen.zip) after

both compass and GPS works great, GPS test app locates within 2 sec

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Does any one know how to solve the titanium backup pro deforst issue?

Once I freeze the apps, it cannot be defrost again. I have tried to serch over the www and no solution found.

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II General] zaphod777:
After using faster GPS and gpsfix I have perfect GPS. It locks on fast and is accurate. I did have to have it try and get a lock in a couple locations and after that it is perfect.

Mostly because of the hard work from wjchen0 ;-)
[Galaxy S II General] zaphod777:
Is USB debugging enabled?
[Galaxy S II General] clement.km:
Yes enabled.
[Galaxy S II General] zaphod777:
I found some interesting differences between the default SC-02C /system/etc/sirfgps.conf file and the one in CM9

particularly the line

#SET_ID_IMSI : 1 - Use IMSI for SET ID, 0 - Use MSISDN for SET ID, especially for Japan Network Operators

I think if we could better understand these options we could get a faster fix.

Cm9

#CSR SiRF plc
#PROJECT_NAME : white Space is not allowed
#UART_DRIVER : Uart Driver Path
#RESET_GPIO : Reset GPIO Driver Path
#ONOFF_GPIO : OnOff GPIO Driver Path
#EXTERNAL_LNA : 1 - use External LNA, 0 - use Internal LNA only
#REF_CLOCK_26MHZ: 1 - use 26MHz TCXO, 0 - use 16.369MHz TCXO
#UART_BAUD_RATE : 0 - 115200bps 1 - 230400, 2 - 460800, 3 - 57600
#FREQUENCY_AIDING : 0 - Disable, 1 - Enable
#SENSOR_AIDING : 0 - Disable, 1 - Enable
#SET_ID_IMSI : 1 - Use IMSI for SET ID, 0 - Use MSISDN for SET ID, especially for Japan Network Operators
#DEBUGGING_FILES : 0 - no log file, 1 - log files enabled
#SSL_ENABLED : 0 - SSL Disabled, 1 - SSL Enabled
#CERTI_VERSION : 0 - TLSv1 , 1 - SSLv3 , 2 - SSLv23
#CP_RESPONSETIME : 0 - no priority, 1 - resposne priority time, 2 - resposne priority position ,3 - resposne priority use entire response time
#REAIDING=20
#CONTROL_PLANE : 1 - CP Enabled, 0 - CP Disabled, for MP3 player or PND
#ATT_NETWORK_OPERATOR : 1 - for AT&T, 0 - for other network operator
PROJECT=SAMSUNG_S5PC210
UART_DRIVER=/dev/ttySAC1
RESET_GPIO=/sys/devices/virtual/sec/gps/GPS_nRST/value
ONOFF_GPIO=/sys/devices/virtual/sec/gps/GPS_PWR_EN/value
EXTERNAL_LNA=1
REF_CLOCK_26MHZ=1
UART_BAUD_RATE=2
FREQUENCY_AIDING=0
SENSOR_AIDING=0
SET_ID_IMSI=1
DEBUGGING_FILES=0
SSL_ENABLED=0
CERTI_VERSION=0
CP_RESPONSETIME=2
CONTROL_PLANE=1
ATT_NETWORK_OPERATOR=0
ICS_NETWORK_OPERATOR=0
SGEE=0
EMC_ENABLE=0
LOG_PATH=/data

Default

#CSR SiRF plc
#PROJECT_NAME : white Space is not allowed
#UART_DRIVER : Uart Driver Path
#RESET_GPIO : Reset GPIO Driver Path
#ONOFF_GPIO : OnOff GPIO Driver Path
#EXTERNAL_LNA : 1 - use External LNA, 0 - use Internal LNA only
#REF_CLOCK_26MHZ: 1 - use 26MHz TCXO, 0 - use 16.369MHz TCXO
#UART_BAUD_RATE : 0 - 115200bps 1 - 230400, 2 - 460800, 3 - 57600
#FREQUENCY_AIDING : 0 - Disable, 1 - Enable
#SENSOR_AIDING : 0 - Disable, 1 - Enable
#SET_ID_IMSI : 1 - Use IMSI for SET ID, 0 - Use MSISDN for SET ID, especially for Japan Network Operators
#DEBUGGING_FILES : 0 - no log file, 1 - log files enabled
#SSL_ENABLED : 0 - SSL Disabled, 1 - SSL Enabled
#CERTI_VERSION : 0 - TLSv1 , 1 - SSLv3 , 2 - SSLv23
#CP_RESPONSETIME : 0 - no priority, 1 - resposne priority time, 2 - resposne priority position ,3 - resposne priority use entire response time
#REAIDING=20
#CONTROL_PLANE : 1 - CP Enabled, 0 - CP Disabled, for MP3 player or PND
#ATT_NETWORK_OPERATOR : 1 - for AT&T, 0 - for other network operator
PROJECT=SAMSUNG_U1
UART_DRIVER=/dev/s3c2410_serial1
RESET_GPIO=/sys/devices/virtual/sec/gps/GPS_nRST/value
ONOFF_GPIO=/sys/devices/virtual/sec/gps/GPS_PWR_EN/value
EXTERNAL_LNA=1
REF_CLOCK_26MHZ=1
UART_BAUD_RATE=2
FREQUENCY_AIDING=1
SENSOR_AIDING=0
SET_ID_IMSI=0
DEBUGGING_FILES=0
SSL_ENABLED=1
CERTI_VERSION=0
CP_RESPONSETIME=3
CONTROL_PLANE=1
ATT_NETWORK_OPERATOR=0
EMC_ENABLE=0
[Galaxy S II General] takoyaki17:
Can we use Mobile ODIN for flashing ROM in our SC-02C...im using dlevrom now with siyahkernel.
[Galaxy S II General] wjchen0:
Yes we can, I just flashed xwlp7 use Mobile ODIN.:)
[Galaxy S II General] wendac:
hi guys. seems the GPS problem is solved.

So far what is the best kernel u have used?

Any good rom to recommend?
[Galaxy S II General] zaphod777:
So far I think Siyah is the best kernel with support for us if you use the recompiled version http://blogger.wjchen.co.cc/?p=29001

I have only been using CyanogenMOD 9 and so far it has been pretty good with a few bugs.
[Galaxy S II General] oni001:
Hi, Zaphod777

I tried to flash to CyanogenMOD 9 as the link you provide.

My base rom is OMKL4_factoryfs_root, and i got error in recovery mode as "E:failed to verify whole-file signature".

I also flashed to saiyah, and still show the same error. Any advise for this?

Thx in advance.
[Galaxy S II General] zaphod777:
Cm9 checks your build.prop file so you need to modify yours to show gt-i9100 or first flash a different rom.
[Galaxy S II General] KurskS:
Hi Zaphod777, I tried to flash Siyah kernel from the link you provided but the touchscreen started to feel sluggish and behave very unresponsive, phone seemed to lag from time to time compare to the original kernel came with CM9, any ideas?

Sent from my brilliant Viper skinned Apple iPad 2 using the superior Tapatalk Premium
[Galaxy S II General] zaphod777:
There is a tool in the android market called ex tweaks for that kernel where you can make changes. Also you can report bugs on the kernel thread for the developer.
[Galaxy S II General] zaphod777:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1555259
[Galaxy S II General] takoyaki17:
Do i need to reflash the kernel after flashing ROM?
[Galaxy S II General] wendac:
hi dear all my phone battery was drained up and automatically turned-off. But now I cannot charge it. Only the battery icon shows for a second and it is off.

Anything I can do with it?

BTW I now use the b-mobile sim card, can I still go to docomo shop to fix my sc02c?
[Galaxy S II General] takoyaki17:
Yup.they will reflash your sc-02c to stock.

But first try to charge it for 5 to 10mins.

Drained batt needs time to recharge.
[Galaxy S II General] takoyaki17:
I thought only stock roms are flashable by mobile odin.
[Galaxy S II General] wendac:
Have put it on charger for one night...still cannot charge in...
[Galaxy S II General] Mairei:
what's the latest way with silver sim soft bank prepaid for apn settings and modified mms to work on android 2.3.6 please? I tries market enabler so I can see the s!mail app from soft bank but it won't let me install. It says cannot be installed in this country. I am physically in Canada.

Found a Japanese site that shows me to use *#*#745#*#* and modify UA string to show iphoneos3.0/(softbankmodel#)

Is that softbank mms app and UA change all thats needed and the easiest way? If so, can someone please upload last stable version? Need to confirm this is good on my wife's phone before she heads for Japan next week.
[Galaxy S II General] kennethkc:
enter download mode and charge ur phone
[Galaxy S II General] takoyaki17:
Anyone tried a stable ICS rom with no bugs?
[Galaxy S II General] tokyoBB71:
SPMode on ICS ROM

Anyone get SPMODE to push email on an ICS ROM? I'm thinking of upgrading my wife's phone from DlevROM2 to CM9 but need to confirm that SPMODE works 100%.

Has anyone been able to test this?

Thanks,
[Galaxy S II General] ManInCamo:
My dream is to have a CWM flashable zip or odin-able file containing both the kernel and baseband that I can immediately flash after having flashed the Rom of my choice.
[Galaxy S II General] nakagusukumike:
Thanks, That would be awesome. I know linux, but not android so... I can use dd and pull bit level backups all day long, but don't know how to make an ODINable image. How embarrassing. :(
[Galaxy S II General] nakagusukumike:
i just downloaded it with dolphin browser and it was okay for me. plenty of ways to skin a cat though...
[Galaxy S II General] nakagusukumike:
yeah this shouldn't be hard to do. Guess I need to learn how to make ODIN files and CWM zip packages :D
[Galaxy S II General] nakagusukumike:
add to your request a "bloater" application that brings back the docomo apps of your choice (TV tuner app, etc...)
[Galaxy S II General] nakagusukumike:
You guys that are stock and rooted using the mmcblk0p5.img file as your kernel, can you get into recovery mode? I couldn't (Either stock recovery or clockwork mod recovery).

No issues with getting into recovery mode (CWM) running Congnition ROM with the stock docomo kernel/baseband though....
[Galaxy S II General] evildave_666:
I've done it in adb. It should be safe.
[Galaxy S II General] evildave_666:
Don't believe that stock GS2 actually uses the "classic" style recovery loaded out of a seperate partition like previous phones (i.e. my Galaxy 5 and Galaxy Ace). CWM is actually implemented as part of the system partition AFAIK.

There's a lot of good information in this thread.
[Galaxy S II General] nakagusukumike:
cool. i figured a shell is a shell.

as far as the classic recovery mode, I did get to the old school, classic blue recovery mode on this phone before.
[Galaxy S II General] nakagusukumike:
probably the result of some jackassery flashing on my part though :D
[Galaxy S II General] R3wt3d:
u got linux?

Hey mike

I don't have right now access to Linux but if u have Linux can u make quick factoryfs.img odin file?

its easy

tar -H ustar -cf factoryfs.tar factoryfs.img

md5 -t factoryfs.tar >> factoryfs.tar

mv factoryfs.tar factoryfs.tar.md5

just the factoryfs for now.

This will make easy r3wt on stock SC-02C for everyone.

how to make odin file:

http://xdaforums.com/archive/index.php/t-923423.html
[Galaxy S II General] nakagusukumike:
oh **** that's easy!

so here are my questions.

From the example in the how to thread it lists the following as source partitions/files. I'm trying to relate these to our phone.

/dev/block/stl10 = factoryfs.bin For us, what partition would this be?

/dev/block/bml8 = zImage I'm guessing this is the kernel? So I can just rename the known working stock kernel mmcblk0p5 file to zImage and that should work right? (I'm guessing ODIN is expecting the kernel to be named zImage from within the TAR roll, correct?)

/dev/block/bml9 = recovery.bin What partition would this be?

Probably also good to include the mmcblk0p8 (baseband/modem) too. Would that just be modem.bin? Are these file names important?

If I can determine which partitions are which and what the file names should be, then the TAR roll and md5 appendix are the easy part. I'll be the guinea pig no problem. As long as you don't mess up the bootloader on these phones, they are ****ing bulletproof. I've ODIN'd my vibrant from the PHONE!PC screen MANY times. :D

so which partitions are which?

Here's what I know so far (red being known):

/dev/block/mmcblk0 15.7GB

EFS /dev/block/mmcblk0p1 20MB /efs ext4

SBL1 /dev/block/mmcblk0p2 1MB ??

SBL2 /dev/block/mmcblk0p3 1MB ??

PARAM /dev/block/mmcblk0p4 8MB /mnt/.lfs j4fs???

KERNEL /dev/block/mmcblk0p5 8MB Kernel

RECOVERY /dev/block/mmcblk0p6 8MB ?? (*Classic recovery?)

CACHE /dev/block/mmcblk0p7 104MB /cache ext4

MODEM/dev/block/mmcblk0p8 16MB Baseband

FACTORYFS /dev/block/mmcblk0p9 641MB /system ext4 (*aka factoryfs.bin)

DATAFS /dev/block/mmcblk0p10 2147MB /data ext4

UMS /dev/block/mmcblk0p11 12.3GB internal SD Card (based on size)

HIDDEN /dev/block/mmcblk0p12 432MB ??

cleaned up:

/dev/block/mmcblk0 15.7GB

EFS	/dev/block/mmcblk0p1	20MB	/efs	ext4
SBL1	/dev/block/mmcblk0p2	1MB	??
SBL2	/dev/block/mmcblk0p3	1MB	??
PARAM	/dev/block/mmcblk0p4	8MB	/mnt/.lfs	j4fs	???
KERNEL	/dev/block/mmcblk0p5	8MB	Kernel
RECOVERY	/dev/block/mmcblk0p6	8MB	Classic recovery
CACHE	/dev/block/mmcblk0p7	104MB	/cache	ext4
MODEM	/dev/block/mmcblk0p8	16MB	Baseband
FACTORYFS	/dev/block/mmcblk0p9	641MB	/system	ext4	factoryfs
DATAFS	/dev/block/mmcblk0p10	2147MB	/data	ext4
UMS	/dev/block/mmcblk0p11	12.3GB	internal SD Card (based on size)
HIDDEN	/dev/block/mmcblk0p12	432MB	??
[Galaxy S II General] evildave_666:
The post I linked earlier today has the whole rundown of which partition is which.

factoryfs is /system, so p9

p2/p3 are SBL (System BootLoader? dunno. - redundant copies so you can boot to the other one using jig if you screw up a flash)

p4 is param

p6 is where classic recovery is supposed to live.

not sure what p12 is for exactly, it's "HIDDEN" in the PIT.
[Galaxy S II General] nakagusukumike:
damn, I didn't scroll over in the code box and realize that the contents of the pit file was the partition description I was looking for. I gathered everything I had by fdisk and inference hahahahhahaha
[Galaxy S II General] nakagusukumike:
1. backup factoryfs.bin

dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p9 of=/mnt/sdcard/factoryfs.rfs

2. backup kernel

dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p5 of=/mnt/sdcard/zImage

3. backup recovery

dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p6 of=/mnt/sdcard/recovery.bin

4. backup modem/baseband

dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p8 of=/mnt/sdcard/modem.bin (?????)

copy the files to a linux box

tar -H ustar -c factoryfs.rfs zImage recovery.bin modem.bin > SC02C_ODIN_v1.tar
md5sum -t SC02C_ODIN_v1.tar >> SC02C_ODIN_v1.tar
mv SC02C_ODIN_v1.tar SC02C_ODIN_v1.tar.md5

Just need to know what the expected file names should be and if they matter (factoryfs.bin or factoryfs.rfs?? does it matter??) modem.bin?? How can I attach the modem to the ODIN backup? Just name the kernel partition rip zImage?

Got the whole process down, just not sure on the file names and extensions and if they are important....

edit= Tar is building now, about to ODIN test.
[Galaxy S II General] nakagusukumike:
well, the above failed.

I tried the initial tar with the factoryfs named both factoryfs.rfs and factoryfs.img and also tried just the straight .tar file in ODIN and also the .tar with an MD5 sum appended to the end and renamed to .tar.md5. Dunno what's up???

I'm gonna attempt to make just a kernel and modem tar now and see if I can do that on top of litening.
[Galaxy S II General] nakagusukumike:
check the dev section for the kernel and modem I'm about to post.

Got it to work in ODIN.
[Galaxy S II General] ManInCamo:
As an update, I loaded up a non-secure kernel that had ClockworkMod built in and flashed a custom rom. I then executed the code in part 2 above to move the stock kernel and baseband over and it worked fine -- HOWEVER the APN you need need (spmode.ne.jp) was missing, so I had no data and I wasn't about to risk one of the other APNs that would charge me more.. I had to go in and recreate it under the APN. Also, I wiped all my user data so I didn't have terminal emulator. I had to go download the APK on a computer and drop it onto my sdcard and install. Otherwise, mostly smooth sailing (although titantium backup doesn't seem to be restoring my apps right now)

I'm still waiting anxiously for flashable versions
[Galaxy S II General] ManInCamo:
AHHH, are you kidding? just my timing! haha
[Galaxy S II General] evildave_666:
Looks as though you did most of the work I had planned to do this weekend. The Samsung source tree at github may have the missing bits of info required to repack the rest. I got some clues there already that turned out to be right regarding the kernel.
[Galaxy S II General] wendac:
just on page 110 the one post

i use it for almost 1 month

gps kinda low but gps works

except that

no bug was found yet

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it wont work
[Galaxy S II General] SimmoF:
Actually it does work, SakuraMilk has made a patch for it to work here. But... you must be using a stock LPH Samsung rom.
[Galaxy S II General] maiku2501:
I use CM9 and spmode push works fine. I just had to install SPModePush.apk. I registered to respond, so I am unable to post a link to the file. However, If you search google for that file, one of the top hits will be a forum post describing how to get it working.
[Galaxy S II General] SimmoF:
I have just put together some downloads to help people get a working ICS rom for the SC-02C. The one-seg is not working but the GPS and compass are fine.

First you need to put ICS on your device. I recommend XWLP8. I have uploaded the factoryfs file here. Extract it and flash with Odin.

Next, if you haven't yet installed a custom kernel on your phone then you need to install one. I have uploaded SakuraMilk's here. Download it and flash with Odin.

Now you have an ICS rom and a CWM ready kernel installed. I have made 2 CWM zips with fixes inside.

They include:

SC02C-OMKL4 modem.

Apex Launcher.

BetterBatteryStats XDA Edition.

Superuser and root.

Samsung BLN (Flashing lights if enabled).

Japanese NTP fix (GPS faster fix).

NTT inverted compass fix.

Download links moved to a newer post.

You only need to download the one with the kernel you prefer, then flash it with clockworkmod recovery.

Let me know what you think.

Edit: Sorry Zaphod, I didn't see that you made a zip fix too. This one has a few extras and it's been tested with the stock rom..

Edit: I have just added the static navigation GPS module in to my cwm packs. Please check for a more recent post for new links.
[Galaxy S II General] takoyaki17:
Is this the one flashable via mobile odin?
[Galaxy S II General] SimmoF:
The tar files are flashable by odin. the -cwm.zip files are to be imstalled with recovery mode.

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I just found this interesting article about Android GPS. Apparently by default it has "static navigation" turned off. This means it is slow to detect if you are not moving or if you have recently stopped moving and then started again.

This app replaces the gps driver on rooted phones (and restores it), and is designed for Galaxy S2 GB and ICS. I have just installed it and verify that it works well.

Check it out. Article here. Market link here.

On a side note: I tested the OMKL4 gps.so file and it doesn't work with the ics kernel.
[Galaxy S II General] SimmoF:
Now includes static navigation tweak. (Faster GPS Fix when not moving/walking/moving after stopping).

Download links moved to a newer post.

Edit: I tested this mod last night and there was a battery drain due to the fact I left GPS on. The background location service kept checking my location even though I wasn't moving (as was intended) even though there was no app was actively checking using GPS.

With this GPS mod I think it sould be turned off when not in use.
[Galaxy S II General] Koji-M:
Good Job !!

Thanks !!!
[Galaxy S II General] xen2:
Crash/Lost signal

Installed CM9 on my SC02C (CM9 nightly 20120404, OMKL4, Syiah 3.0.1-ntt).

I frequently have crashes (couple of times a week), but that I can live with.

My biggest problem is that sometimes I suddenly lose all connectivity. Connectivity bars at the top-right are grey even tho I am 100% sure to be in coverage area (not sure but I think there was a 3G symbol and I could see some grey separate bars moving so there was still something going on but still it wouldn't turn blue -- will make sure of that again next time).

Sometimes I don't even notice it and go for hours without any signal until I try to browse/call.

A reboot fixes it.

Any body experienced the same symptoms? Not sure if it's CM9 related and/or SC02C-specific.

Next time it happens I will try to dump logs and check phone status (usually happens to me when I'm on the go so can't really check it well).
[Galaxy S II General] SimmoF:
If you're using not OMKL4 modem, then that might be the problem.

If you're not using an SC-02C compatable kernel, that might be the problem.

Otherwise it's CM9.

If you want the stock look but samsung features, why not try WanamLite rom?
[Galaxy S II General] zaphod777:
I'm pretty sure it is CM9 since I have the same issues with omkl4 modem and ntt-siyah kernel but I can live with it. Once you use ICS there is no going back :D
[Galaxy S II General] wjchen0:
I'm using official XWLP8+siyah+omkl4 modem,no issue like this.
[Galaxy S II General] SimmoF:
Just updated my mod packs for ease of installation.

I have made another for wjchen's speedmod-mod.

The new versions, install Apex Launcher and BetterBatteryStats to the /data partion now instead of /system

Apex now supports the Superuser app, so it doesn't need to be in /system anymore.

I also changed it from installing a premade gps.conf and now it simply patches the one already on your system.

I removed the GPS static navigation patch, if you want it you can use the app to install if you want it.

Simmo's mod with SakuraMilk's nightly 20120422 kernel.

Simmo's mod with wjchen's Siyah 3.1rc6 kernel.

Simmo's mod with wjchen's SpeedMod k3-11 kernel.

XWLP8 works a dream for me with this patch works a dream for me.

I am using a 1% BatteryMod on mine too, if anyone wants I'll post a link to it.
[Galaxy S II General] zaphod777:
What is simmomod and 1% battery mod?
[Galaxy S II General] wendac:
I installed the app and it freeze after reboot. Any suggestion?
[Galaxy S II General] SimmoF:
The mod is something I threw together. It basically just patches an ICS rom to work on the SC-02C.

It includes a custom kernel and its tweaker app, OMKL4 modem, Superuser + root, Apex Launcher, BetterBatteryStats, BLN lights notificaton, compass fix and it sets the ntp server to jp.pool.ntp.org (faster gps fix for Japan).

The 1% mod is just so you can see the battery % instead of just a green battery.
[Galaxy S II General] wendac:
Pls post it
[Galaxy S II General] zaphod777:
I see, if anyone is interested I have created a cwm flash able zip that will install the CM9 build.prop file so you can install CM9 since the sc-02c does not show up as a supported device when you try and install.
[Galaxy S II General] wendac:
Thank you for the cwm file finally my phone can fix gps within 10s
[Galaxy S II General] SimmoF:
No problems. :)

I have updated the mods once more. This time I have included the a patch that stops the phone jumping on to a special Docomo APN that will charge you a tethering fee. So basically... FREE TETHERING!! Google for "docomo tether_dun_required" to find out more.

Simmo's Mod-Siyah.

Simmo's Mod-SakuraMilk.

Simmo's Mod-SpeedMod.

And for anyone who wants it, a 1% battery mod for XWLP8 ONLY.
[Galaxy S II General] drsteve888:
CM9 sc-02c help

Hi was wondering if someone could please help. I have installed the latest CM9 nightly build on my sc-02c together with sakuramilks latest kernel and modem. The phone boot fine and works for calls however no matter what I do, I cannot get data to work (wifi works fine). In about section it says mobile network state disconnected if this makes any difference? Does anyone have any idea how to get data working (3G or H+). I have tried other kernels (siyah), but cannot get data working. Please help, I am sick of flashing endlessly only for it not to work.

Thanks
[Galaxy S II General] wjchen0:
Apn problem.

It's not kernel problem,just because APN settings is not right,it depends on your mobile network service.