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[Galaxy S II General] sageandonion:
+ 1 mildly pissed ;-)
[Galaxy S II General] GFXi0N:
I'm not pissed at the dev, but I still disagree with those saying that the root of all this problems is restoring apps.... this is plainly false.

The worst that can happen when you restore apps is that the app will not find something or work in a wrong way, in which case, you just have to uninstall it and install it again, having no other choice but to re-configure it by hand.....

Other than that, restoring apps plus their config is safe..... the mount points, or how the system sees them when reporting sizes, are still the wrong way.

NOTE: Not pissed, or blaming, or demanding, just reporting so we can get past this storage-problems phase we are currently through..... hoping codeworkx (and the other devs) find a quick solution...

sigh... back to my 4th system restoration/reconfiguration of the day..... cant blame noone.... this is the life of a nightly tester.....

Another proof: I didn't restore titanium ackup's settings, just installed it from market and on the main screen, where you can see the sizes of the external and internal storages, they are as well swapped......
[Galaxy S II General] :
So whats the general consensus of the mod so far?

Do you guys think it is ready for daily usage? I see the known issues list is only

TV Out: not working properly

NFC support on GT-I9100P and SGH-I777 is missing

Which is pretty good :)
[Galaxy S II General] ajayshah95:
I think the issue with Titanium Backup is restoring Settings and some user data, not so much the apps as they can be downloaded from Google Play regardless.
[Galaxy S II General] DMac93:
I'm getting an 'error processing purchase' from market (play) now on some free apps.

Any idea how to correct? I've reinstalled gapps, tried newer & older releases of market as well.
[Galaxy S II General] ArN0V:
Get the same issue with paid app dont know ho to correct it

Envoyé depuis mon GT-I9100 avec Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II General] TheSniperFan:
You're really late to the party...like many others I use this rom as my daily driver for like two months already.

Be wanted tho:

This is still not stable, so don't wonder if you have problems or if you're having issues with future nighties....please don't come here and whine.

If you're good with that, go flash it....you will not regret it. ;-)
[Galaxy S II General] :
Haha better late than never right? :P

Thanks and I think I will wait it out a bit longer. (I know we aren't meant to ask for an ETA) but I will say that It seems like we're getting close to a stable version. :)
[Galaxy S II General] TheSniperFan:
Wouldn't count on that.

We're close to the point where the hardware is fully supported, but many features are placeholders only at the moment.

Right now many people report problems with the storages.

Judging from the list of merged changes, it seems that the next nightly will address this.

This should be a good time to jump on the train.

Checking doesn't hurt if you have ClockWorkMod. ;-)
[Galaxy S II General] irish-sid:
I randomly decided to try this a couple of nights ago and I'm really glad I did. I flashed the 414 nightly, and I swear to you I haven't had one problem. I was lucky in the way I missed this whole SD card thingy.

I am a heavy user and do pretty much everything on my phone, so I'd definatly say it's ready for a daily.

Do the 414 nightly and keep tabs on this thread to see when you should go for the next one. (when certain things are put right).

But bluetooth, gps, wifi, video - everything as far as I'm concerned works perfectly.

well one 'problem' and it's the only one I've found is when using the "big eyes" video effect it renders the video in blue :)
[Galaxy S II General] braso:
I don't know what everyone's prerequisites are for calling a ROM 'Stable' but I'm more than happy to endorse this as a stable daily for me. I've been using it on and off since the first leaks, and I've been running it as my daily driver for at least the last 5 weeks. Everything I need works as it should and I don't have FC's or random reboots. Stable enough for me I say :)
[Galaxy S II General] johnmambo:
Using the last build (21/04) everything running smooth. No problems so far. Using CM9 as my dayly ROM for some time already. Cant use anything else. This is perfect.
[Galaxy S II General] lrbpereira:
Its not perfect at this moment... it will be...

Now it has big issues with the drive swap... installing big apps... think that in the next nightly this will be adressed... its the hard way to perfection...
[Galaxy S II General] The Dogan:
Same here. Yesterday I had a problem when I turned the wifi off the day before and then turned it back on it wouldn't work. Quick reboot fixed it. The Video camera effects just cause the camera app to crash and close though.

Sure it's still unstable but everything essential works and if it doesn't a quick restart of the app or phone will make it work.

I'm on the 9-20120414 nightly (414?). Even with the hiccups I'm way more physced won this one than the stock version.
[Galaxy S II General] fr3quency:
Anyone can edit the Trebuchet launcher's Market icob on top-right? it shows the old Market, not Google Play. :P Tried editing myself, but the Launcher2 I downloaded hadn't the icon.
[Galaxy S II General] Alienfreak:
Are you looking for this?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1531222
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
Please check if this solves your sdcard issues finally.

update-cm-9-20120422-CODEWORKX-galaxys2-signed.zip

Download: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?mq4cz6x3s84z84q
[Galaxy S II General] furyau:
It was a nice idea to try to get

emmc - internal

SDcard - external

But I think with apps being hardcoded to /sdcard there is only one option, go back to SDcard being internal so those without a external SDCARD get out of the box functionality.

CM9 is the best ICS rom there is, but it still has to conform to industry standards....
[Galaxy S II General] irish-sid:
Weird. Maybe it's because mine was a first time completely fresh install, and i used the noob proof method just to be safe, but haven't had any force closes and i turn my wifi on and off regularly, no hiccups, literally just the blue rendering on that one effect. Genuinely.
[Galaxy S II General] Kung-Fu-Tse:
Servus D.H. :)

also full wipe + factory reset?
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
no factory reset needed.
[Galaxy S II General] wizardofoz85:
I've just flashed the new build and my apps that weren't showing on the 21042012 build are now back.
[Galaxy S II General] sm0use:
All seems good to me. Thanks as ever codeworkx
[Galaxy S II General] Kung-Fu-Tse:
Servus D.H. :)

for me works now correct :)

codegoodwork :x :D :D :D

nice one :)
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Works, thanks code!

Edit: well, app data still goes to external by default if you don't have Use Internal ticked, but I guess this is the correct functionality.
[Galaxy S II General] hedgepigdaniel:
IS the difference in this build that this patch is included?

Also despite reading the code for all the patches, I'm confused as to what the current source code does. A few questions for anyone who knows: Am I right that...

codeworkx has not given up on changing the mountpoints? (I ask because I don't know which changes have what effect just from looking at them, and some constants in the code have been switched between /sdcard and /emmc a few times).

By default, apps are told to store their data on the internal memory, which is now mounted at /emmc?

If poorly coded apps are hardcoded to store their data in /sdcard, this will result in the data being stored on the SD card, and presumeably problems if there isn't one.

The issue with apps disappearing after reboot is not a necessary consewuence of switching the mountpoints?

Hopefully I can avoid all these problems if I pick the right build...

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[Galaxy S II General] korean-galaxys2:
When i using black infitum theme, (Theme & App Section) i cant using keyboard.. disapper it.. 0420 too..
[Galaxy S II General] marcosxd:
A quick question since I haven't had any problems or complains with all the mount points and stuff.

As per the 0422 codeworkx nightly, is this the correct or final change?

Because now I see my micro sd card (32gb) as if it were the internal storage (I can't even unmount it in settings)

Also in ES Explorer I see /emmc/ as my micro sd card and /sdcard/ as my internal memory.

I have ticked the option to use the internal memory for apps and media.

Could someone elaborate please? thanks in advance
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Read the FAQ here: http://teamhacksung.org/wiki/index....Asked_Questions#I_can.27t_find_my_SD-Cards.21
[Galaxy S II General] lrbpereira:
Downloading... lets see if the apps are going by default only to emmc... and not to sdcard...
[Galaxy S II General] Ramelov:
At first glance everything is OK now. I have my "storage configuration" ticked so my internal sd card is mounted as sd card ane external is emmc. After reboot apps installed on sd card stay and don't vanish.
[Galaxy S II General] pseudonim:
FYI - the FAQ will have to be updated since "Use Internal Storage" is now the default which sets the default internal memory to be "/sdcard" and the default MicroSD card to be "emmc".

If we keep referring newbies to the FAQ it needs to be updated.
[Galaxy S II General] lrbpereira:
So codeworks. Is this the way to go? To swap/swap the drives?

If it is please say so. This will stop this nonesense.
[Galaxy S II General] edwardeutsch:
Great work code! it works!

Tapatalk SGS2 (Powered by CM9)
[Galaxy S II General] hedgepigdaniel:
What's the point of the storage configurations option changing the mountpoints instead of just telling apps to use either location for storage? Wasn't the whole point of this change to make /emmc point to the emmc and /sdcard point to the SD card?
[Galaxy S II General] Kung-Fu-Tse:
guys :)

for "update-cm-9-20120422-CODEWORKX-galaxys2-signed.zip"

if you will have this (correct):

you need at systemsettings->storage->storage configuration and tick it OFF "use extended internal storage" :)

tick ON "use extended internal storage" is the default setting

and this show you as:

:)
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Nevermind - I apparently fail at reading.
[Galaxy S II General] lrbpereira:
This is really strange.

It's stable now after the swap/swap! We have the same paths as before:

The rom points correctly at the first run, but to the apps to go all to internal we have to mess it all up ticking the storage option to internal... and that makes stuff to go as it was before:

Emmc-external

Sdcard-internal...

I'm fuc@&( confused!

Is this the way to stay? If it works great to me. Screw the letters...
[Galaxy S II General] BrandoHD:
Okay, now I have more issues with the latest Codeworkx build, allow me to explain

On the previous build, I wanted all apps and data to be installed on the phone's embedded memory of 11GB, I did a factory reset and removed my SD Card 8GB and I had no choice but to tick the box to use internal storage for apps and media, I proceeded to install and configure my device, now by applying the check mark to the famous box, emmc was mounted as my removed SD Card and SD Card was was mounted as the phones internal Storage, everything was working fine.

I flashed codeworkx build and now they are both labelled SD Card but everything is swapped where my phone's built in storage is being reported as 8GB (the size of my removable memory card) and my removable memory Card is 11GB (the size of the phone's built in memory), this cannot be correct, so I removed the check mark from the box and rebooted, everything was being displayed correctly but of course apps were not able to find their data, it seems that this is another wipe version to have things working correctly

Also in the storage menu, the device does not know there is a memory card installed so the "mount" setting is totally greyed out
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
No Use Internal Storage tick means that apps which normally save data to the SD card will put it on the external card, also pics taken with the camera, screenshots, etc.. will go to the external card.

Use Internal Storage ticked means that apps, pics, screenshots, etc... will go on the internal card.
[Galaxy S II General] jerryhou85:
So I suppose if I have no external SD card, 0421 will be pretty good. :D
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
The naming issue is related to http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#/c/14968/ I'm not certain why they did this, seems more confusing but it's just a display issue not an actual change to how they work.
[Galaxy S II General] ricardoporto:
I think we have two different configurations:

1. Where you desire mount the Internal and External cards (/emmc or /sdcard).

2. What storage card you want to use to install Apps.

In the last build (Apr22th), Codeworkx mapped the External Card at /emmc and active for install Apps.

Sent from my SGSII
[Galaxy S II General] BrandoHD:
It is not only a naming issue, the size of the storage is being reported incorrectly and the device also behaves as if no memory card has been installed

As I said in my post, the embedded phone memory is reported as the size of my SD Card (3GB less) and the removable SD Card which is 8GB is being reported as 11GB (the size of the phone's memory) which is impossible, obviously
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Ok, I get what you mean, is this only like that in Settings->Storage or can you see that somewhere else? I think the Settings->Storage display is all sorts of messed up by all the changes to the mount points, hopefully this will get sorted out.

Edit: I see Internal Storage as ~2GB, then SD Card as ~32GB (external) then SD card ~11GB (internal) from top to bottom on Settings->Storage, just the display is reversed, the cards are mounted correctly.
[Galaxy S II General] DAMAGE_INC29:
No need for factory reset

i installed the latest 4/21/2012 built without factory resetting and didnt experince any problem..what i did was:

1) checked all apps and removed all missing apps..

2) restore all those missing apps with TB

3) made sure the all the apps are moved to my phone..

4) remove my external SD

5) backed up all apps in TB just in case ^^,

6) flashed the ROM, wide cache and dalvick..

7) u can insert ur external SDcard again if u wish ^^,

THATS IT.. no problem at all..the app stays there even after reboots..

NO NEED TO DO FACTORY RESET AND RESTORE ALL APPS

HOPE I HELPED

P.S.: in the storage setting the "USE INTERNAL STORAGE" is TICKED by default after flashing the ROM..
[Galaxy S II General] BrandoHD:
This is everywhere, MTP (which I prefer) and in the storage settings, I don't really care about the storage settings though but the apparent loss of internal storage is weird.

I will wipe and hope for the best
[Galaxy S II General] ibm9001:
I remember a few days ago there were a few posts asking about doing a factory reset when flashing a new ROM. Obviously it's not mandatory to do it. I have done it rarely. I did it yesterday though, and my phone seems noticeably more responsive. So I guess it's worth doing every now and then. I just thought some people might like that information.
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
That's strange, mine seems fine.
[Galaxy S II General] lrbpereira:
4me ticking that box changes internal from emmc to sdcard and external form sdcard to emmc...

Think that you are confused... or not???
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
I'm not confused, app data is always put on /sdcard so if /sdcard is external (not ticked) then it goes on external, if /sdcard is internal (ticked) then it goes on internal.
[Galaxy S II General] BrandoHD:
Okay, I factory reset and I installed a couple apps, all seems to be as it should now, in MTP both cards are called SD Card, the sizes are reported correctly and it seems that apps are using the phone's embedded memory to store their stuff, for my use this is correct, the apps I used to test was swiftkey which cannot work with out "SD Card" present and doing a kernel dump using the HC kTool, which is now using the embedded storage to do the dump of the kernel

Oh and I have the option in the storage menu "ticked" I want everything on my phone's memory
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
They are both named SD Card because of the change I linked before, I think it was better when they were named 2 separate things but I guess people complained so codeworkx changed it.
[Galaxy S II General] BrandoHD:
As long as apps/data know where to go for my setup, I am cool with it
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Yeah, the mount points and the names are separate so you could call them whatever the heck you want, the mount points are what's important.
[Galaxy S II General] Kung-Fu-Tse:
So I've now done everything new, completely new, but somehow there's the worm in it o0 by some apps...
[Galaxy S II General] shotta35:
Ok Works, seems you fixed it all now. I did a full wipe again just to make sure things work as they should right out the box.

I have a 16GB MicroSD card installed.

Settings - Storage:

Shows first "SD Card" with all my data (music, pics, videos) 11.49GB - 9.5GB Free. This is perfect :D

Second "SD Card" shows basically nothing as it's empty anyways so thta's correct as well. Shows 15.43 GB - 15.14GB free as it has just the ROM files on there.

So far perfect!

I'll be installing some apps now brand new from the Store to see how that works as well. Restore nothing and see how that goes. :)
[Galaxy S II General] furyau:
Your wording is conflicting. Anyway can we just iron this out once and for all?

Codeworkx 0422 build.

Use internal storage is ticked by default. Or 0420 / 0421 builds with Use internal storage ticked

Results in:

mnt emmc = External SDcard

mnt SDcard = Internal Phone Memory

Apps, Pics and Media/downloads go to SDcard (internal Phone Memory).

UNTICKING 'Use internal storage by default'

Results in:

mnt emmc = Internal Phone Memory

mnt SDcard = External SDcard

Apps, Pics and Media/downloads go to SDcard (External SDcard).

Ultimately what I wanted to see was

mnt emmc = Internal Phone Memory

mnt SDcard = External SDcard

Apps, Pics and Media/downloads go to emmc = Internal Phone Memory

This is not possible because some Apps are hardcoded to SDcard.
[Galaxy S II General] jeromepaez:
I have noticed a problem with the notification power widget. Mobiledata icon does not toggle properly. It toggles the data on/off properly but its icon does not.

Any one else has this problem?

Edit: I think it's not only a notification bar problem, I can't turn off my wifi! When you try to turn it off it automatically turns on!
[Galaxy S II General] Okur90:
This.
[Galaxy S II General] furyau:
Having said all that,

My Battery Monitor Widget still has issues display battery history graph in a widget....
[Galaxy S II General] Kung-Fu-Tse:
so is THIS RIGHT

just as it would be correct :)

and so it should be :)
[Galaxy S II General] DAMAGE_INC29:
i just notice that it takes time to turn it on/off..but it does eventually ^^,
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Initially I wanted this too, but as you say it's probably not possible unless every app developer does their pointers correctly, this isn't helped by the fact that device manufacturers like to name their mount points odd things (ie Sammy names sd card /sdcard and external /sdcard/external_sd) this is probably the best we're gonna do.
[Galaxy S II General] SaltSpork:
Spirit FM works well, you can get the latest free version here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1059296

I'd suggest you buy him a beer though, the full version is on the Market Play Store.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mikersmicros.fm_unlock&hl=en
[Galaxy S II General] shotta35:
ok after a clean format we can safely say this works as it should now. I was definitely having issues earlier also.

Under Default settings (Settings - Storage - Internal Storage = Checked)

/mnt/sdcard = Internal Storage = 11.49GB

/mnt/emmc = MicroSD Storage = 15.49GB

Downloaded Maps, Youtube, Facebook, Google Play Music and a few other apps from the Play Store. Everything installed to that 2GB partition for Apps which is where they are supposed to go anyways. Data for apps (Maps cache for example) ended up on /mnt/sdcard = 11.49GB as you can see the change in Storage when it changes.

So we can now say this seems to be golden and done. We can put the storage thing to rest now.

If one of your apps doesn't work well then email the dev about not pointing to hard locations. Also don't complain about Titanium Backup restores as that defeats the whole purpose of the clean format. Your high scores aren't that important! Do it fresh and you'll be happy!
[Galaxy S II General] Kung-Fu-Tse:
this is right :)

and so is that correct:

mnt emmc = Internal Phone Memory

mnt SDcard = External SDcard

Test: I install "Sygic", he install it to "intern", then I downloaded the map (1,2 GB) and he will install the map in SDcard.

So I can say: its correct :)

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wrong :rolleyes:

correct:

mnt emmc = Internal Phone Memory

mnt SDcard = External SDcard

:D
[Galaxy S II General] furyau:
....

Stop posting.
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Fresh install = Use Internal Ticked, so what he has is correct for what he said.
[Galaxy S II General] Kung-Fu-Tse:
I have install new FW and codeworkx 22.04 n-build and it was "tick on" on systemsettings->storage->storage configuration, but then it looks so:

mnt emmc = External SDcard

mnt SDcard = Internal Phone Memory

but this is wrong ;)

It must be look so:

mnt emmc = Internal Phone Memory

mnt SDcard = External SDcard

So you must untick systemsettings->storage->storage configuration

Maybe codeworkx has a small mistake, maybe :rolleyes:

We will wait :)

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are you blind? there is a text :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
It's not a mistake, that's what I'm trying to say....look here http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#/c/14960/ done on purpose!
[Galaxy S II General] furyau:
Stop posting about the storage mounts because your lack of command of the english language is confusing people.

Your telling posters they are wrong, when they are right. And you are just making the issue worse for users who are coming here for answers about the issue.

I made a post which is clear about what the lastest builds do with reference to the mounts and where apps/pics/downloads go. >>> http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=25151289&postcount=26944

Everything is fixed up and working correctly on Codeworkx lastest build as far as I have found.
[Galaxy S II General] Arashdn:
Hi all ,

Is there any way to use simcard contacts as default?
[Galaxy S II General] Kung-Fu-Tse:
ok guys,

I installed FW with Gingerbread v2.3.6 and CM7 CyanogenMod-7.2.0-RC1, and there is this also:

mnt emmc = Internal Phone Memory

mnt SDcard = External SDcard

;) :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Dude, just stop talking you have no idea what we're even talking about.

The default after a fresh install is

sdcard = internal

emmc = external

This change was made by this http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#/c/14960/ merge which was approved by codeworkx which means it's correct not wrong.

The cm standard is

emmc = internal

sdcard = external

This is also correct, but that doesn't make the other wrong.

You're making people more confused by repeating the same incorrect information over and over and insisting you're right, please read what I've said and what others have said before you insist you're right again.
[Galaxy S II General] Kung-Fu-Tse:
Im a german guy and so my main language is GER and not ENG.

Ok, you will write only GEr and you will loose.

So please: SHUT UP

PS: edit your profil so we can see from where you come ^^ thx
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Canadian Flag doesn't give it away? First Language = French bro, but at least I know what the hell I'm talking about.
[Galaxy S II General] Kung-Fu-Tse:
OK, but what is different between what I have post:

:rolleyes:

---------- Post added at 05:43 AM ---------- Previous post was at 05:42 AM ----------

learn to read, its for the guy "furyau" :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: and NOT YOU :mad: