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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Quintinio:
Epic Fail, just leave this thread like it is. If Airbus had anything to complain he would have did already.

Lets wait 20min until he releases his tweaked version of the CM9 rom.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paradoxxx:
A lil' quote from Cyanogen MOD 9 Thread. ;)

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This is so true.

People donated to him for absolutly nothing.

That guy won't fix mic/ril/nitz whatever.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bleachedgin:
I got an idea how to get OFFICIAL ICS for you unappreciative bunch of pansies...First, you have to logout of xda-developers.com, then never set foot on this thread again so that you don't SPAM this thread with retarded opinions that no one cares about. Last, throw your none ICS S2 out the window and buy a Galaxy nexus =) Everybody HAPPY!!!!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] codeworkx:
if you don't have to say something usefull, then say nothing!

it's way better than this.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Dsmforlife92:
Wow lets keep it professional lets not post stuff like this.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marcelotorres:
If you was read the OP you will see that Mic in calls doesn't work.

Criticizes is always easy....try to help,if you can....or....Do Best.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Razer(x):
What's the battery tweak about?

I don't know if it's just me, but i found alpha 13 with better battery than CM9 release

EDIT: More infos about the smoothness tweak would be much appreciated too
[Galaxy S II Android Development] FirstNoobToBrickHisPhone:
Instigator.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] codeworkx:
Don't get fooled. You cannot compare this roms.

It's 2.6.35 + old ril vs. 3.0.9 + new Ril

The new Kernel isn't finished and the new ril is unstable and has a sleep issue.

Also sensors aren't working good and doing **** which drains battery.

There's no magic to get better battery life.

Less usage = better battery life

More usage = bad battery life

high sensor polling = more accurate = less battery life

low sensor polling = less accurate = better battery life

It's the same like on your car.

1 person in car = less usage of fuel

5 persons in car = more usage of fuel
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paradoxxx:
Am I?

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
@ Paradoxxx

no you're not !

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When all CM9 coder have fixed more bugs :D:D:D:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] FirstNoobToBrickHisPhone:
You're right. :p

He's a huge instigator.

Believe it or not, this is a learning experience for all of us. You're not 'buying' services nor are you entitled to software that works.

A 'donation' is showing appreciation for someone who dedicates his time trying to make something 'work'. If you thought it was the former, then I suggest you invest in some good kush because then you would need to chill the **** out. :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Well said...Some people on here should really chill out and enjoy what is being offered here...Some that think they know better than others again rather than being cocky and arrogant and being rude either say something useful or do not say anything at all
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ptichalouf:
+1 one of the Best dev' !

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] victorwalter:
@ICS_for_SGS2: @thejohnnyvo ETA 7:00 PM GMT
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nikki2325:
Thumbs Up...I agree with you...!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Thanks for that but people forget that Airbus is taking time to do this and tweak it the way he wants to. Do not get me wrong i think devs like codeworkx and the rest of the cm team are great and deserve all the respect in the world...But other people who come on here just to either make fun or instigate things either should just leave alone or help the guy out. I do not know the full story and to be honest i really do not care all i want is a stable ICS if it is either CM9 or another build as long as it is stable i will use it..Till then for me Gingerbread is more than good enough...At the end of the day it is a phone not something which is life and death and i have to get it...This is what i mean people should chill out....ICS will come and will be stable....We have waited this long what is wrong in waiting abit longer...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hoseth0711:
Is it just me or should it be released about now according to what airbus said earlier ?

Sendt fra min Galaxy S II med Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bezke:
I'm disappointed.

I belived in Airbus, but ....

Non comment, I think, He got a lot of donations for nothing.

Send more energy and donations for cm9???,
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MeX_DK:
And I think you should STFU and think a bit before posting such a claim. He has posted numerous times in here in regards to updates with "his" rom and updates and he has done more then you might think.

Without his time and effort it would most likely not have gotten to this stage. So I would suggest you bite your tongue and think a bit before speaking next time....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nikki2325:
Yea people shouldn't act like morons...every dev should be respected for his work...Airbus is trying very hard to give us something...he worked even on christmas...this guy definetely deserves all the respect...I'll wait for his release...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bezke:
I spent many time with developing too, but never got so many thanx like he.

When he started the post here in ics 4.03 he had 500-600 thanx and his rom like android ics beta 7 /same as/ and got 600 thanx for nothing good publicate.

Join for cm9 project or show us any useful.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MeX_DK:
Some of us doesn't like CM9, I dont mind getting newer software, but never liked how CM works or looks. So the way I see it I prefer Airbus's attempt over CM9. So Airbus, please keep up your good work :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bezke:
How do you know how many he worked?

Have he any useful publicated yet outside alpha 13 /very similar forr alpha 7/ And when he got enough money for ram, he forgot remove it from 1st thread:

"I need a bit of money to add more RAM to my computer to get faster builds. I have 4GB and that wasn't enought for ICS. 16GB will help. So if you want to you can help me"

I finished, it was only my opinion.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sumeshd:
nothing good???think again..

he gave a almost working all stable AOSP and made it himself with all the hard work..

and all you published was just deodexed SAMSUNG'S rom with nothing gained..

which was highly unstable and buggy..

except microphone he made everything work stable and fast..

so dont compare works of you both.. {sarcasm}
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Progamersparsh:
Haters gonna hate.. Mate u should seriously STFU if u dont like what airbus is doing please feel free to look elsewhere
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paradoxxx:
That is exactly what I was stating. Do you see any code modifications from him? Of course not. He didn't modified any codes, all he's doing is compilation of ics, thing that anybody can do.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] ptichalouf:
Thank you my god help him don't talk **** bezek
[Galaxy S II Android Development] idesire:
You'd think some guys don't understand the meaning of 'E' in eta!...............................
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bezke:
Here is the truth.

Whos dont know the developing only speak in air....

Wait here the messiash, but dont come.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] NRGZ28:
I think you all need to take a chill pill and move this thread back ON TOPIC. No more drama please... mods are watching this thread now.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] idesire:
So why didn't you do it?! :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paradoxxx:
Lol, I did it?! I was with aospsgs2 team.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paradoxxx:
Yeah, they obviously don't know anything about codes, aosp, etc.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] idesire:
Ok you got me there :o...I think we should give him a chance, he didn't say he was gonna deliver anything new, and it's only about 7:30pm.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sumeshd:
@airbus please post the rom already..

people plz stop posting..

otherwise mods plz close this thread..everyone can also download the rom from airbus's site : http://icssgs2.weebly.com/index.html

all of this is not gonna stop.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] FirstNoobToBrickHisPhone:
Whoever is spamming this thread with garbage especially the CM cronies need to get infractions.

Nobody gives a **** what you kids think. :P
[Galaxy S II Android Development] codeworkx:
Don't forget what this is based on.

It was the only ROM which was made public, and got attention because it was the only one.

But it's based on the work a lot of other people have done before. And this work just got public because some id***t named Cojente or something like this leaked and renamed it without permissions (think it was called alpha 7 ???).

Airbus is spending a lot of time into it which deserves respect, but actually i can't see any fixes. He's new and still learning, which is good. But i think he fooled a lot of users.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] idesire:
This is supposed to be a Dev community right? Isn't it better that the the more experienced Devs who have been through the different levels of developing/coding etc encourage those that are young and talented, rather than drive them away?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bezke:
1. THE LAST CHANCE, because now, than we got the cm9, i made it on some modification too, it was not big challange now.

2. My Ics roms isnt mine, I only deodexed the stock XXKP1, and XXKP2.

I never said that I m a Pro developer. HAHAHAHA

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Respect for YOU CODEWOKX.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] anshmiester78900:
i really dont know what to say as im not a dev so dont know much about all this :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sendhiloo7:
I can see only alpha 13. Are you taking about old version ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fr3nlysmil3:
keep up the good work airbus

we really appreciate your work and your dedication, there are always haters and jealous people no matter where you go,

just "Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss, you'll land among the stars"

Keep Developing <3

Cheers
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chadouming:
Just to mention, it was coentje44 and yes it was alpha 7 :P I have a good memory and dont forget people who betray me xD
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paradoxxx:
Hello there mate.

We will never forget.;)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] airbus360:
Ok guys, I won't upload that tweaked CM9, I am proving to you that I have an AOSP rom in the oven now... AOSP rules and in my opinion Cyanogenmod 9 sucks...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Skyline92:
Right decition imho :)

How are you going to proove? :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sgs2arora:
Please release the tweaked CM9 as well, you can just post it in the CM9 thread like some other guys did...

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] codeworkx:
To show users that it is not ready yet. Hope they got bloody noses now.

To give Airbus something new to play with. ;-)

To have some fun.

Ok, for some people it will be a daily driver. For some advanced ones.

But most of them probably got a bloody nose.

Normally we would have released it when CM9 becomes official.

End of January/February?

But a lot of users would have died before. And we don't want to be the ones who made people dying because they cannot get their drugs into their phones.

Anything we're doing this just for fun. But people don't respect that it's done in our free time without demanding anything.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MaZZly:
Nooooes.. I thought i finally would be able to flash a good ICS for my SGS2 tonight..

Well it is your decision and I support it.. Good luck :cool:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bezke:
You are right.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] airbus360:
I say thanks for it but In general once the rom has got fixes I am sure it would be good, I disliked cm7, I loved Cm4 - Cm6. I don't like the way Cm9 is now but I understand the work you have to go through with things failing it is so frustrating, trust me I know how it feels.

Please all, Forget about everything and stop conflict, this is a Community Forum and People should try to stop hating and more enjoying and getting involved.

Also please a little less of asking for ETA's.

I won't upload CM9 as I went back to Gingerbread as the Headphone's didn't work.

For the AOSP I have built a 2.6.35 Kernel instead of using 3.0.9 as it is more stable maybe no mic.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ptichalouf:
I respect your opinion so in your version where are you ? Whats working or not ... thank you for your hard work !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bezke:
Yes, I dont Understand, Why must 19 h to compile, and why eith 16 GB Ram?

Some Developers can it make with 4 gb? Wow?

And remove the "I must buy rom" from 1st thread.

It is cheating.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] airbus360:
Oh with 2gb of ram and a i3 processor it takes a very long time to compile with soo many errors. I am now using a server with 16gb ram and quad core. It works now, Here is a compiled AOSP rom but It won't boot http://www.multiupload.com/Z3KJP4X23J could an experienced dev take a look at it? Do a logcat or somin?

I do respect teamhacksung and codeworkx's work here, Yes without them this may not be possible.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] codeworkx:
Looks like a build for the Android Emulator.

This will never run on real hardware.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] murdoch1:
I must be completely honest now airbus.

You appear to have teased us with a release all along. I am appreciative of your efforts but your supporters have been led up the garden path.

Now you will not release any rom cm9 or your own it seems? If you release your own the mic may not work?

Whats going on mate? Have you managed to tweek the cm9 version? I would be more than willing to forgo the headphone. I would love a cm9 version a little smoother AND with a working mic.....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] airbus360:
I used the s2 device config from yjwong (Thanks to yjwong) Not emulator, It is being trouble and five other people are sending me builds that do exactly the same
[Galaxy S II Android Development] airbus360:
That link above is my rom, but It won't boot for now with the 3.0.9 kernel.

Right now I want to just concentrate on my aosp rom and get that to boot up. Once I have I will definitely release that,
[Galaxy S II Android Development] codeworkx:
But it's missing nearly any hardware/device specific part.

Like i've said, AOSP has ZERO support for any device except Nexus Devices.

Without a lot of CyanogenMod patches for the buildsystem and framework, it will not work on SGS2.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] My20:
Atention:

in 4.0.3. JIG not work, count not 0

(bootloader ICS)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] airbus360:
Yes, I see, I would really like AOSP to work.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MeX_DK:
Codeworkx,

I personally would love custom roms, and updated ones if people would just stick with stock looks. But no people has to add all kinds of gadgets and edits to the rom that I dont want. I would have liked to play with CM but do not like how it looks at all so I have completely ignored it, because I dont like the visual appeal of it.

I mean I appreciate the work people do in putting in their free time into developing either apps, or edits to roms, but in that pursuit it also seems like there is little care to really cater to those that wants the "stock look" and not some flashy show it off.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] codeworkx:
Have a look at the screenshots there:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1410400

This is the pure AOSP Look like on the Galaxy Nexus. And it will stay this way.

There will be a extra menu for the launcher which allows to remove the annyoing top search bar, enables auto rotation on the homescreen and such kind of stuff which is really needed.

And there will be a CyanogenMod entry in the settings menu to hold the device specific settings for example tvout, overclocking, modem settings...

But that's all.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] RageO:
CM=AOSP-look, no? Only differences are some extra settings which you don't have to use?

But people should cool down: we're talking about a piece of software here, meanwhile people are dying of hunger... This phone is blazing fast with Gingerbread and beautiful with a nice time. ICS is even faster and nicer, but really, we can wait another month, no? This should be fun, discussions and threads like these took away my appetite for ICS for now...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MeX_DK:
Ah,

I actually thought the search bar could be moved like widgets :P. In earnest I am just keeping up in here, waiting for a AOSP ICS Rom to be released that fully works on the SGS2. Or works enough to at least qualify as stable enough for daily use as my other Android phone wont do for a daily driver, nor would run ICS :P
[Galaxy S II Android Development] daveh85:
You are missing the point, as Codeworkx pointed out... Airbus has a lot of learning to do in order to get a booting ROM - especially if it really is missing all device specifics (bsp, etc). If anything, the two should work together. This isn't rocket science, but isn't easy either.

Good luck to you both.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] airbus360:
Stay; your help is welcomed
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Asgrad:
Guys I was wondering, is there a way to get video codecs let's say from gingerbread or something and push them or somehow get them running on ics?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] airbus360:
So the device specific goes into Device in the downloaded source. Then I built the rom and it gets to the splash screen, (Unfortunately it doesn't have a splash screen) That is why it is all black. What Is the next reason it can't boot?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mabmed:
No Stay; You're the master.. your help is welcomed.. Thank you.. :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] exmatproton:
what a strange development in this thread...just help eachother, have some respect and enjoy these nice last days of the year!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SMN™:
wifi doesn't work for me :-S!

I have changed my Router channels too but doesn't make any sense

my modem is KP1 and i was flashed it by CWM.

modem downloaded from this topic>>> http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1277593
[Galaxy S II Android Development] codeworkx:
Your graphics memory allocation (gralloc) isn't working because you're using the wrong module.

I/gralloc ( 3083): using (fd=11)
I/gralloc ( 3083): id = s3cfb
I/gralloc ( 3083): xres = 480 px
I/gralloc ( 3083): yres = 800 px
I/gralloc ( 3083): xres_virtual = 480 px
I/gralloc ( 3083): yres_virtual = 1600 px
I/gralloc ( 3083): bpp = 32
I/gralloc ( 3083): r = 16:8
I/gralloc ( 3083): g = 8:8
I/gralloc ( 3083): b = 0:8
I/gralloc ( 3083): width = 76 mm (160.421051 dpi)
I/gralloc ( 3083): height = 127 mm (160.000000 dpi)
I/gralloc ( 3083): refresh rate = 60.38 Hz
E/libEGL ( 3083): eglGetDisplay:135 error 300c (EGL_BAD_PARAMETER)
E/libEGL ( 3083): eglInitialize:151 error 3008 (EGL_BAD_DISPLAY)
E/libEGL ( 3083): validate_display:188 error 3008 (EGL_BAD_DISPLAY)
E/libEGL ( 3083): validate_display:188 error 3008 (EGL_BAD_DISPLAY)
F/libc ( 3083): Fatal signal 11 (SIGSEGV) at 0xdeadbaad (code=1)

And this is self explaining:

E/Sensors ( 3087): AkmSensor: unable to load AKM Library, Cannot load library: l
oad_library[1091]: Library 'libakm.so' not found

Get the needed files from a stock rom.

For Google Phones there's a special webpage for this:

http://code.google.com/android/nexus/drivers.html

For example look at the graphics drivers for the galaxy nexus and how it's done by google.

https://dl.google.com/dl/android/aosp/imgtec-maguro-itl41d-2896d654.tgz

You have to get the correct mali files from your phone. Must match kernel!

And probably audio, sensors, cam, hwcomposer, codecs and everything you cannot write on your own.

Simply use following command to determine library depencies:

objdump -x libMali.so | grep NEEDED

But the biggest problem is that the android buildsystem can only handle devices which are using a boot and a separate recovery partition.

samsung phones don't have a working recovery partition. there's a lot to do to make the buildsystem supporting the samsung ****.

But actually you can brew your kernels manually.

The nicer way is to let the buildsystem do anything and get a flashable zip at the end of compiling.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sxi200:
OMG.....Are you serious???? Of all the stupid comments on this and the CM9 thread, this is now top of the list.

Codeworkx, I assure you 99.999% of members on this thread appreciate your input.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] airbus360:
Thanks Codeworkx
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sgs2arora:
Hey codeworkx sorry for side tracking the thread a little bit but what do your sources say about upcoming ICS leaks from samsung? If samsung is trying to release final ICS in the 1Q of 2012 there should be some leaks in the near future ?

Just curious, and thanks for your time and hardwork on CM9.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] codeworkx:
I don't know.

I think samsung started to hate me because i complained about the i9000 not getting ICS and started a ****storm on them. ;-)

Actually i give a **** on Samsung.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] patt2k:
Much respect Codex. I view your blog everyday for updates as well as your thread in XDA and this one. Wanted to ask if you would care to help me fix the USB Storage issue?. Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] codeworkx:
wait till the kernel sources are released.

makes it much more painless.

don't want to wireshark the usb transfer.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] airbus360:
Ok so now I used the Kernel from CM9 which is the leak and things started to work, (Booted) Swapped the libc.so and libstagefright.so and Am now at the homescreen. There is now Audio.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] codeworkx:
the ramdisk of this kernel is highly modified. ;-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] airbus360:
Problem is there is no wifi (Guessing to do with cifs.ko module) And RIL, I will push RIL Lib from the leak to get it working but Wifi, what to do with that

The sensors are working well, and RIL now works.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mariosraptor:
Agree with you here. I9000 could get atleast some kind of ICS by removing touchwiz. Look at Nexus s. It is the same f***ing device Sammy.

Sent from outter space using a Gremlin for delivery!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cocchiararo:
They could do what HTC did with the desire, release 2.3 without SENSE.

On an ontopic note... this thread is derailing BADLY, and airbuss seems like... lost :P
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lufc:
This Thread has to be Cleaned on Daily Basis and that is Unacceptable

If you do not have anything to Contribute towards the Development then please do NOT POST.

Any more Useless or Trolling Posts that have to be Deleted then the Poster will be Infracted or Banned from XDA

Be Warned
[Galaxy S II Android Development] airbus360:
Some screens from the build.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Skyline92:
Working USB? O.o