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[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coldchillen:
running latest nightlies; cm7

stock kernal

dt's a2sd; ext2

so, i noticed my wifi would drop whenever my screen was off > 15 mins or so. I thought, maybe its the bug with long dhcp leased routers, but that problem has been addressed for some time.

then i tried uninstalling all the recently installed apps. still got the problem. i would even install between the latest nightly (177 at the time) and fit's latest builds with no apps installed, just the wifi configured on my phone. even then, i'd still get wifi drops, despite numerous wipes and using temaseks wipe utility.

then i remembered i uninstalled the app fring. once i reinstalled, wifi drops didn't occur anymore. coincidence? i dont know, but whatever lingering crap fring left behind i think screws with my wifi. i tried deleting all the traces of fring on my memory card, but still have issues.

basically, if i want my wifi to function when my screens off, i need fring.

any thoughts?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] baseballfanz:
try clearing dalvik cache and cache in recovery.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coldchillen:
Yeah, that didn't do it either. Really weird issue..
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coldchillen:
hmmm. any other thoughts?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bassmadrigal:
Just to verify... Settings -> Wireless and Networks -> Wifi Settings -> Advanced (accessed with menu press) -> Wifi Sleep Policy is set to never... right?

Assuming you already checked that, try doing a /system wipe and reinstall CM and gapps.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 2Nine:
Hi there,

I have an interesting (in my opinion) topic for my university bachelor work (dunno how to call that correctly in english) - I wanna make an android app which should be able to command PC applications which support OSC (open sound control) messages via wifi. Like tons of apps that are already on the market, but they support only MIDI messages.

Problem is...my droid phone got stolen :(

So i know there is some kinda Android environment emulator in AndroidSDK, but, does it support wifi connection emulation somehow? Is the development of such thing possible in this way?
[HTC Sensation] spnk:
Hi guys!

My Sensation has a really weird bug. While in a conversation the internal speaker stops working and the microphone stops working too, in simple words: i can't hear the conversation partner and he can't hear me.

Thought it was a firmware problem. Flashed different roms and now got the original one back (RUU_Pyramid_TMOUS_1.29.531.2_Radio_10.42.9007.00P_ 10.11.9007.15_M_release_193714_signed), but the problem still persists. Some say I should try a different radio version, but I'm not sure about it.

And this doesn't seem like a hardware problem...

Anybody had this bug before or maybe has some suggestions?

Thank you!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] wp7chris:
R ur 3g speeds even useable? My 3g dl rate is 80kb/s....4g is 1400kb/s which is great but tmobile 3g was at least 4 times faster, do you have same experience?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Androidfreakz:
Might just be ur coverage area, like my coverage sucks on the house, but outside with full bars I get roughly 1.5MB d/l on 3G and 5-10 on 4G.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Sleek69:
I don't want to start anything, but Sprint 3g is absolutely garbage. You have to be pretty lucky to get good 3g speeds.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ddialogue:
+1

/10char
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] PaterickB:
In my area Sprint 3G speeds were pretty abysmal (basically dial-up speeds) up until recently. It is somewhere around 300-500K now, so its usable now.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] QWIKSTRIKE:
Sprint is upgrading their net work....this has been going on for sometime I tink. Rolling speed drops, and outages. Bet that iPHONE has something to do with it. I bet it will be all sorted out by October 7th.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ddialogue:
I'll keep my fingers crossed for October 7th (but I won't hold my breath!) :D
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] daneurysm:
Same here...and if I don't like the looks of things or if, god forbid, speed actually gets worse then I'll be forced to go to Verizon when they get their whatever Prime, or hopefully something even more compelling.

I hope not, I've loved Sprint. I love the customer service. The speeds were fantastic when the EVO4G came out. It's been all downhill from there and it has gotten especially terrible lately in my area. If it gets worse with no sign of repair, considering all of the benefits of being with Sprint have been stripped away, I'll jump ship to Verizon, sigh...

I'm glad my "real number" has been ported to Google Voice...00001.PRL to the ETF-free rescue, lol.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] wp7chris:
So no one thinks my phone is defective? Exchange it?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] daneurysm:
Before you do that call/chat sprint (www.sprint.com/chat) and tell them you have "slow data and have been told you need a 'data reset'"

Then after that dig up your MSL (or get it on the same call) and remove your proxys...then do another speed test.

If things haven't changed dramatically and you know that other phones in your location get more reasonable speeds then bring it back...
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] chazglenn3:
Sitting here at work, I just got 1.5Mbps down and 0.33 Mbps up on 3g. In Seattle just south of the airport. I can't get a 4G signal in here to test. Works for me. However, my co-worker sitting next to me just got 33Mbps down and 3Mbps up on his Thunderbolt on Verizon LTE...damn! And we prefer to use www.speakeasy.net/speedtest over the speedtest.net app or website.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] cachorropedorro:
Which numbers are the proxies on the E4gt? I'm in the ##DATA# and I don't see anything labeled as proxy.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] daneurysm:
after you hit ##DATA# it's in "others>multimedia"

zero them all out. 0.0.0.0 for proxy address and 0 for proxy port. or just delete it and leave it empty.
[Galaxy S II General] Vulpix:
Samfirmware just tweeted about it, and Darky's website has their ROM on the beta release forums. Hopefully the stock one gets released after the dude behind samfirmware gets done with his meal. :D
[Galaxy S II General] Mr.Raviteja:
You are fast.
[Galaxy S II General] Vulpix:
Well, I thank Tweetdeck for that. :p Waiting for samfirmware to upload the vanilla one now...
[Galaxy S II General] roymustafa:
Here it is...http://www.darkyrom.com/community/index.php?threads/rom-cwm-sgs2-2-3-5-darkyrom2-xxki3-base.5710/
[Galaxy S II General] Salvestro:
No Samfirmware release at moment...

Inviato da Galaxy S II from Italy
[Galaxy S II General] netcitizen:
samfirmware has released it along with Darky ROM .

http://twitter.com/#!/SamFirmware/status/117627329097904128
[Galaxy S II General] Leggenda:
Samfirmware says that there will be a stock version of this 2.3.5... or i'm wrong?
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
Screenshot removed as it's causing confusion.
[Galaxy S II General] pANd4:
http://hotfile.com/dl/130600047/b70801e/I9100XXKI3.rar.html

http://hotfile.com/dl/130600675/d481a34/I9100XXKI3.rar.html
[Galaxy S II General] Sp1tfire:
Intratech, what font are you using ? Is that a default Samsung font in KI3 firmware ?
[Galaxy S II General] fuze_freak:
does it has the bootloader from KI4? because if it is maybe wewill have to wait until someone remove it
[Galaxy S II General] defender359:
I think there will be bugs to wait some more.
[Galaxy S II General] netchip:
I go release soon my kernel with it.

My kernel has the name: SuperPower
[Galaxy S II General] ajftl:
anything new? any changes? finally make coffe ?
[Galaxy S II General] Tricky103:
Damn my damn browser crashed.. Anyone got a mirror.. I am 25 mins away from being able to click Download again on hotfile
[Galaxy S II General] stefyno:
...quote!...
[Galaxy S II General] donalgodon:
Is there a Frankenstein version without the new bootloader and an EU CSC?

:D
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
Nah, I changed the font.

Yes, now that it's been leaked I can upload I have old bootloader
[Galaxy S II General] flyflot:
hi

this is the csc:

GT-I9100-CSC-MULTI-OXAKI3.tar.md5

It is compatible with my italian Galaxy?

Andrea
[Galaxy S II General] anshmiester78900:
http://www.samfirmware.com/apps/blog/show/8876384-android-2-3-5-for-the-galaxy-s-ii-leaks-

here comes the real stuff :D

it has got pics too :D
[Galaxy S II General] rawfa:
I'd really like to keep things as close as possible to the original.
[Galaxy S II General] ferr4ri:
would it be alright for me to flash XXKI3 over XWKI4? by using the non-wipe version at Frankenstein Firmwares?

Will the phone go haywire?
[Galaxy S II General] beaver2233:
Yes, it will explode
[Galaxy S II General] donalgodon:
That's great, but the truth is that if you want a simple, easy way to get root, you really should just flash a custom kernel, such as CF-Root for KI4 which works brilliantly via Odin flashed as PDA, then flash back to your stock kernel when you are finished (if you want the stock kernel back again.)

CF-Root is a stock kernel with Super User and Busy Box installed. That's it. There's no overclocking or tweaking. Just a vanilla kernel with root.

All that this will do is allow you to have a rooted phone. You won't have CWM recovery if you flash back to the stock kernel at the end.
[Galaxy S II General] prinzhernan:
Is the AOS bug still there?
[Galaxy S II General] angelomaldito:
Just flash the CF-Root and then flash the stock kenel. No need for superoneclick.
[Galaxy S II General] Sleepycat3:
You need to leave the cf root kernel installed in order to preserve root access. Flashing the stock kernel back in only leaves behind the cwm manager app.
[Galaxy S II General] yogi7272:
Glad to tell you that with XWKI4 aos bug is being sorted out by samsung :). 100% confirmed. No idea about XWKI3 as I am yet to flash it.
[Galaxy S II General] beaver2233:
It seems from what everyone is saying, Samsung have finally released a decent update ?
[Galaxy S II General] anshmiester78900:
yes n im about to flash this firmware :)
[Galaxy S II General] H377:
Yes, it's still there.
[Galaxy S II General] anshmiester78900:
just flashed with this firmware got quad score of 3931 .. also do u guys feel that the icons in the menu are bigger ?
[Galaxy S II General] lvvine:
Leaked Version is Stable...Stock version will be very good. Ya is seems to be bit bigger.Little diffrence
[Galaxy S II General] ajftl:
where is the link for completely stock version ,,no root stock kernel.? i never feel the need for rooting this phone... works fantastic .. thanks
[Galaxy S II General] beaver2233:
all the links are for completely stock versions....
[Galaxy S II General] ImWarped:
I'm SERIOUSLY looking forward to ROM's being cooked off this, as stock benchmarks over 4000 in quadrant
[Galaxy S II General] tCC:
Glad to tell you it's still there in KI4
[Galaxy S II General] donalgodon:
Strangest bug so far?

I found an odd thing, and I'm wondering if anyone else can confirm...

Using Swype from the XEU version (haven't tried the other yet) when typing a word the dictionary doesn't know, I get the prompt:

"aan woordenboek toevoegen" which Google translate tells me is Dutch for "Add to dictionary."

I'm using English and Spanish as my only language options. Yes, I wiped everything, just in case.

:rolleyes:

Anyone else see this?
[Galaxy S II General] mrvtec69:
Just a Heads up CRT effect is fixed in this rom, i just enalbed slowBlur to true and animateScreenLites to false, no pixel effect smooth as silk :D
[Galaxy S II General] firefds:
No its not..

Take a screenshot of your home page and test the CRT effect.. Still pixelated
[Galaxy S II General] yogi7272:
Pls post the screenshot to have a look at. I cant see much of it in my phone though, be it in standby or in heavy use..
[Galaxy S II General] tCC:
With heavy use Android OS will never be on top in the usage list, jus like all older roms.

I've modified my config (with Tasker) so that 3g/wifi is beeing disabled when I turn off my screen and enabled every 30 minutes (for 1 minute, from 7am till 10pm) to grab emails/whatsapp/etc.

In my opinion disabling 3g/wifi Android OS is NOT causing that much drain while idle'ing and I can use my device up to 3 days.

But I've just flashed KI4 1 day ago and played with it so screenies don't say much at this time, hope to flash 2.3.5 soon and run some other tests
[Galaxy S II General] rdy2go:
Battery life is excellent, almost 5hours of intensive browsing and reading including installing 20+ apps, data always on, etc.
[Galaxy S II General] yogi7272:
@tCC- I have tried heavy use as well as in stanby just on wifi with twitter & mail on. Also no data, no apps running on standby. But just dont see substantial % of aos like all previous stock roms I tried. Now on XXKI3, let me check and report back.
[Galaxy S II General] Flowbax:
always showing vibrate icon sucks.
[Galaxy S II General] prinzhernan:
Performance is really good so far. Smooth and snappy performance. I don't think the icons became bigger.
[Galaxy S II General] kitch9:
The lack of bounce cheapens the feel of the phone imo. The vibrate notification in notification bar is annoying too.
[Galaxy S II General] Davith:
The overscroll glow is something that both SGS 1 and 2 users have wanted for a long time (that and the CRT effect). I guess Samsung does check XDA for feedback and requests. It can't be a coincidence.
[Galaxy S II General] angelomaldito:
I may be wrong, but I think that in case of flashing the stock kernel back you would lose the CWM recovery (not the app, but its main feature, i.e. the recovery), but not the root :confused:

Am I wrong? :confused:
[Galaxy S II General] daleski75:
I prefer the bounce you get when you scroll too far rather than a blue glow which I find quite distracting.
[Galaxy S II General] xmoo:
So who will be the first with a good video online of the stock rom?
[Galaxy S II General] Stea1thmode:
Hi guys, am new to the sgs2 forums. Out of interest

which kernel are people using. Stock or custom?

Cheers
[Galaxy S II General] xmoo:
Both, depend on what you like!
[Galaxy S II General] angelomaldito:
I have myself just tested my theory and I can confirm tht you don't lose root after flashing back the stock kernel after rooting with CF-Root. You only lose the CWM recovery, as the app became useless it you put back the stock kernel.

Backing to CF-Root now...
[Galaxy S II General] Simmo3D:
Just wondering what files go where in Odin?

i have these files:

boot.bin

cache

factoryfs

hidden

modem.bin

param.lfs

sbl.bin

zImage

EDIT: Sorry for the dumb question, i just flashed the file as PDA.. thought it was just a .zip file before i looked properly
[Galaxy S II General] Hrti:
+1. A quick video showing overscroll effect, home screen looping etc. would be very nice.
[Galaxy S II General] richyy74:
Furthermore apple has a patent on overscroll bounce so it could be used in the legal battles against Samsung.
[Galaxy S II General] Stea1thmode:
Google cyanogen mod overscroll bounce on YouTube its the same thing. It's normally a cool feature but on this version its spoiled due to banding.
[Galaxy S II General] angelomaldito:
We have a leaked version, so we don't know yet if the overscrolling will stay like that in the subsequent official releases. Regarding Sammy's worries about the "Fruit feedback", they should be more worried about the scrolling on the "gallery" app, which was recognised by some court (in Germany if I'm not wrong) as copy of some fruit's patents. (I refuse to say the name of the fruit cause I don't want to be sued, but you all know :cool:

PS.: A little clue about the fruit's name - The Beatles sued them in the past as the said fruit "slavishly copied" the name of their record label :D
[Galaxy S II General] Tricky103:
You put the tar file in the pda section.
[Galaxy S II General] Hrti:
I know how the AOSP overscroll look, but would be nice to see Samsung's implementation without having to flash the ROM itself (currently on KI4 stock with Jkays MOD and very happy with it).
[Galaxy S II General] rawfa:
I downloaded an older version of Superoneclick and the problem was fixed.
[Galaxy S II General] MJ-12:
Ok downloaded darky rom 2 ki3

Went to cmw wiped data/cache then advanced dalvic wipe too.

Installed and reboot no worries...

Went to Market downloaded super user installed rebooted.

Done rom installed and super user working.

Enjoy :)

MJ-12
[Galaxy S II General] xmoo:
So I'm new in flashing Samsung phones.

So I flash the ROM first trough ODIN.

And then use the Old Bootloader thing.

What settings do I need in Odin.

I want to do a full wype.

I remember reading something about re-partition or something like that. What settings doe I need in Odin?
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
Why don't you read before doing this stupidity?

---------- Post added at 11:26 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:24 AM ----------

We've secretly hidden a tutorial in the dev forum on how to flash. The title has "guide" in it to hide what it is from people.
[Galaxy S II General] xmoo:
Can you flash the old bootloader at the same time?

And do I need to keep it as GT-I9100_OLD_BOOTLOADER.tar or as slb.bin ?

And some tutorials say enable re-partition and some say don't. What is the best thing to do?
[Galaxy S II General] reidar.ostrem:
Don't use the re-partition option, I've never used it. All it can do is f*** up your partitions.

Works a charm without.
[Galaxy S II General] xmoo:
Bootloader can be flashed at the same time?

Or do I need to flash it first and then the bootloader?
[Galaxy S II General] Hrti:
Always flash as .tar in Odin :)
[Galaxy S II General] xmoo:
But can I flash same time while flashing ROM?

There is also a "Phone Bootloader Update" option in Odin... Do I need to check that one aswell?
[Galaxy S II General] reidar.ostrem:
Is this a first time flash ?

If so just flash CF-Root to obtain CWM, then flash CWM ROM's to keep your old bootloader. The new BL is blocking the use of JIG ( and I really don't understand why everyone is so afraid of the counter).. Mine is ticking away :) But it will only count if flash via Odin, not with CWM.

Edit: Radios/Modems you flash independely, either CWM or Odin.
[Galaxy S II General] Hrti:
Yes. Flash bootloader as "BOOTLOADER" and ROM as "PDA"
[Galaxy S II General] heldchen:
i find it especially ugly in the internet browser, where the blue glow appears on all sides... is there a way to get the bounce back "manually" by editing the framework apk?
[Galaxy S II General] xmoo:
Thx. Flashing.... Don't want CWM, want to keep it stock :)

Now it saying:

<ID:0/041> Added!!

<OSM> Enter CS for MD5..

<OSM> Check MD5.. Do not unplug the cable..

<OSM> Please wait..

<OSM> MD5 hash value is invalid

<OSM> CODE_I9100XXKI3_CL577579_REV02_user_low_ship.tar.md5 is invalid.

<OSM> End...
[Galaxy S II General] Hrti:
NP. If you want to do a full wipe just enter *2767*3855# in the dialpad after upgrading through Odin and booting up. This will factory restore the phone to the latest flashed firmware.

CF-root kernel is totally stock Samsung with only root and CWM support added. Great for those who want to keep it stock but still want root and CWM support ;)
[Galaxy S II General] Sandwiches:
how come my quadrant was only 3067 when you guys are getting ~4k?
[Galaxy S II General] xmoo:
<OSM> CODE_I9100XXKI3_CL577579_REV02_user_low_ship.tar.m d5 is invalid.

This means I need to redownload the file right?
[Galaxy S II General] Hrti:
Which ROM did you download? I recommend using Intratech's Frankenstein version found here: http://www.multiupload.com/POE7O673AB. The .exe is a self-extracting 7zip-archive containing a .tar you flash as PDA in Odin. The version in the link does NOT contain the new bootloader, so you'll only have to flash the .tar without thinking about bootloader at all :) For more info check out Intra's thread here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1075278
[Galaxy S II General] xmoo:
This will also keep the phone in stock ways?
[Galaxy S II General] Hrti:
Yes, but you wont be able to upgrade firmware through KIES as it doesn't recognize your firmware. But then again, who uses KIES when we can flash through Odin? :o

Edit: And if you want to go back so that KIES will once again recognize your firmware, you just flash the latest firmware from your region (can be found in Intratech's firmware thread as he is somewhat of a firmware God here in the Galaxy section :))
[Galaxy S II General] Simmo3D:
i already realised it was a dumb question; no need to get your nickers in a twist lol :P. i originally throught it was just a .zip file before i looked properly
[Galaxy S II General] scottishlad80:
So far so good using xeu csc
[Galaxy S II General] jetshinoda:
how to flash the Talk zip if i'm using the stock KI3 ?

through CWM ?
[Galaxy S II General] flyflot:
Yes

Only with this solutions gtalk video works.

Ah wipe cache e dalvik cache first of flash zip with gtakvideo.

Andrea
[Galaxy S II General] NiTi9:
Can I use this guide to flash? Am quite new at this so I need step by step instructions!

http://androidflip.com/install-andr...-samsung-galaxy-s2-gt-i9100-installing-guide/

If I follow this correctly will I have the same speed as some other guys that posted on these forums?
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
That's cool mate. It's my new thing when people keep asking these questions they will get Sosa'ed.
[Galaxy S II General] Rawat:
Overscroll glow
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
Xmoo I've uploaded packages with the new bootloader, with the old bootloader and a Frankenstein package with old bootloader and XEU CSC. Just take your pick. The packages can be found from the link in my sig. There is also a guide to using Odin to flash the device on the first post of that thread.

You only need the old bootloader if you've already flashed a package with the new bootloader already.
[Galaxy S II General] maxvanni:
seems everything ok, the widget scroll is buggy but at least the rom is very fast now..I just simple hate the new overflow :mad:
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
There are Odin packages available with the old bootloader already, you don't need to use CWM for this. :)
[Galaxy S II General] reidar.ostrem:
I know, but some may find cwm somewhat easier :-)
[Galaxy S II General] jon3sh:
Ok from my kg2 stock rom i flashed cf root then flashed kl3 rom then flashed super core again. Whats next to make this puppy faster :) I ean quadrant and it gave me 3200s something. thanks
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
I have no idea what you just posted but here is a picture of my foot after sparring
[Galaxy S II General] radiobicho:
Hi, Friends. Maybe you can help me: i flashed stock XXKI3 and Rooted with CF-Root KI3. Everything is ok. But there is one thing i dont like in this rom: the BLUE OVERSCROLL GLOW. Principally in the stock BROWSER. Its terrible!!! Is there any way to disable it? Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
You need to edit the framework apk to disable overscroll glow.
[Galaxy S II General] superleeds27:
Hw many times are you gunna post this in several sections?
[Galaxy S II General] Sparksltd:
Sorry if this has already been said but anyone else finding that they removed camera sounds?
[Galaxy S II General] ironslave:
Hello... I am having problems getting the right files for Odin. When I extracted I get this... which goes where in Odin? Thanks for the help
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
Read and follow instructions. If you insist on doing your own thing then good luck.
[Galaxy S II General] Simmo3D:
Just flash the RAR file as PDA lol
[Galaxy S II General] Simmo3D:
Didnt somebody post that you have to edit the framework?
[Galaxy S II General] dkimmortal:
yea I know it looks like a winrar archive but that 500mb beast of a file is the ' .tar' file. check it with properties..
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
NO! He needs to extract the tarball just flash the tarball not extract it. You can't flash a RAR archive.
[Galaxy S II General] Stea1thmode:
Thought that last comment was a bit odd. you got there before i did lol
[Galaxy S II General] indup:
is the wifi connectivity any better in xxk13 as it has been a disgrace thus far for such a high end phone?
[Galaxy S II General] Stea1thmode:
Thing about radios is that it depends on your region. Im back on kh3 as it performs better for me. Try the other ones i .guess