yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC EVO 3D] DarkManX4lf:
I've had this problem with android volume controls from the htc hero, evo 4g and now the evo 3d. After I close a game and try to use the volume rocker, it shows the media volume changing and not the ringer volume....I've tried searching google and the only fix I've found is to restart the phone. Anyone else have the same problem? Maybe have a fix?
[HTC EVO 3D] KB112:
Use the Task Manager (From your Taskbar/Settings) to kill the game and make sure it's closed. If that doesn't work, use AudioManager or another Sound manager type app. I don't play too many games, so I am not familiar with the issue.
[HTC EVO 3D] DarkManX4lf:
Yeah I've killed all apps and it doesn't help. I can use volume +, or some other app but this shouldn't be happening.
[Android Apps and Games] Mateusz Baclawski:
The application offers phenomenal graphics in two colors.

Widget is available in two sizes (1x1 and 2x2)

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.bacastudio.battery3D
[HTC Desire S] yourzallwayz:
when i connect my phone to pc

it starts charging

and is not shown on the pc

i have tried the usb, disc drive

but nothing is working

it all happened when updated my phone to 2.3.5 and sense 3.0 from 2.3.3 and sense 2.0
[HTC Desire S] tpbklake:
You need to update the HTC drivers.
[HTC Desire S] yourzallwayz:
can you please guide me brother
[HTC Desire S] yourzallwayz:
problem solved

thank you brother
[HTC Desire S] tpbklake:
As a good rule of thumb, once your post has been solved, ou should edit the original title and add [SOLVED] to the title to help inform others. That adds value to the community and the forum.
[HTC Desire S] yourzallwayz:
problem again

how to update drivers

storage cant be accessed

help me please

its all after update from 2.3.3 to 2.3.5 :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] arif-ali:
Introduction

Welcome to the Unofficial CyanogenMod Nightlies for the Samsung Galaxy S II

The build is compiled from the latest cyanogen/github repos using the slightly tweaked device and c1-common files.

Notes

This build is Unofficial work, not related to teamhacksung or CyanogenMod nightlies. Please do not report bugs to teamhacksung or CyanogenMod for anything that is provided as part of this thread. I created this so that we all can updates to anything that CyanogenMod updates, bug fixes or enhancements. If at any time teamhacksung or CyanogenMod re-start their nightlies I may be requested by them to bring this thread down.

Use this at your own risk. I will not be accountable if this causes you phone to fail, or you lose your data. The backup of your data is your responsibility.

General Info

The releases will co-inside and the build start time is at 01:01 GMT, and by 02:00 GMT the builds should be uploaded. If at anytime the builds are not there, then there was a problem building the ROM, and I will have a look at it ASAP.

I use this as my daily driver, so I will know if it didn't compile; so please don't add another post to mention the fact it isn't compiled.

Below You will find Download Links for Each Build and Instructions on how to install it.

Download

ROM: download (Download the lastest zip for galaxys2 from the list)

GAPPS: Google Apps

Known Issues:

* You Tell Me

Addition added by me

* Tablet tweaks

Pre-requisites

* Rooted phone

* CWM (This build will automaticllay upgrade to latest one available at the time)

(Download this zImage, and flash with Odin or Heimdall)

ChangeLog

* http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#q,status:merged+branch:gingerbread,n,z

* http://github.com/arif-ali/android_device_samsung_galaxys2

* http://github.com/arif-ali/android_device_samsung_c1-common

Thanks/Credits

teamhacksung - All the device files on github

CyanogenMod - For starting this great project

Google - This wouldn't have happened without the releases of Android from you

All comments/suggestions are welcome
[Galaxy S II Android Development] arif-ali:
another post if required
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cgimc4:
Good, now downloading!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] romano19:
Welcome!!!

A quick question: i can read External Memory???
[Galaxy S II Android Development] arif-ali:
Can you expand your question please; "I can read external Memory" is not a question, it's a statement
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paradoxxx:
Hum, nice.

Envoyé depuis mon GT-I9100 avec Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] brack11:
congrats arif ali on your own new thread!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dave6018:
Anybody had problems with android market freezing the phone resulting in a battery pull
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MrPhilo:
Samsung external is configured in /external_sd/

CM7 external is located at /emmc
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nintendolinky:
Im getting Assert failed, status 7, what could the issue be.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] icsulescu:
Nice to see you here Arif :-)

All the best..and a happy new year to everybody!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Diliban:
CM7 NIGHTLY cannot read your ex-memory card or in otherwords ex- memory card will be blank
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lutanica:
lately, every single nightly or nightly-based rom has had that issue which is buggering me to death. I would donate a juicy amount to someone who could fix this one.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] arif-ali:
Personally I've had my phone for 3 weeks, I have never seen this problem myself. The best way to diagnose this is getting logcats, dmesgs etc...

Or what exact actions are you taking for this to happen.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lutanica:
just open the market, install some apps then go into my apps and open one of your installed apps' page and scroll up and down, rather quickly for about 5-10 secs. then you get the freeze.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] arif-ali:
Well, ok, I tried that exact same thing, and I had no issues.

OK, while you are doing this on your phone, start a logcat, and get the output of that until it freezes. That is the best way to figure out what the issue is.

Then pastebin it, and report back with the logs
[Galaxy S II Android Development] D.O.C:
Arif!!!!, welcome, glad to see you here!.

Arif, have u got as skilled with zimages recoveries as when back on the hd2 days? We would really appreciatte some tips :).

Welcome bro!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pongster:
Welcome arif! Nice to see HD2 devs over here. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] arif-ali:
It's the first thing I did was to try compiling/flashing cwm for sgs2. But it seems a bit tricky. Sgs2 has a totally different way of doing things where the recovery, ramdisk and the kernel are all infused together.

I will keep trying anyway, as I would like to port over twrp, as I did for the hd2 community.

I've only had my device for 3 weeks. So give me time, and I will figure it out.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] arif-ali:
Right, now I know EXACTLY the problem you have. It doesn't only happen with the market.

Basically, if you wait long enough, the phone reboots and comes into a state where the battery icon comes up with yellow triangle exclamation Mark and thermometer. I thought this was my phone hehe.

Maybe worth looking at a different kernel

I will investigate, and see what I can find
[Galaxy S II Android Development] davidspwy:
New update is released,thanks:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lini:
Hi there! Just got a SGS2 yesterday and my first job was to update it with CM7. I first tried flashing the latest nightly (Jan 23) but got stuck on the boot logo, so I flashed the previous one (Jan 19) and am a happy CM7 user once more. There is just one issue that I cannot seem to fix - the gallery app shows the album names but does not sync the pictures themselves from Picasa. The pictures I take with the camera are showing OK, but the ones that should come from Picasa are not.

Gallery version 1.1.30682

Google+ version 2.3.1.24969

Manually trying to sync from the Accounts settings for the google account does nothing as well :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ivangs1:
Hi,

Try wipe Cache partition and Davick cache before flashing new ROM.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lini:
Wiped everything each time. The phone is still new so I wipe and don't backup :D

Anyway, problem was fixed - firewall issue.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ok_Kaleidoscope5109:
does anyone use Toggle 2G/3G... I mean the automatic one where it switches to 2G when your screen is off. Any comments on how well it works? Do you lose radio for a while when it switches over or is it seamless?

The switch is seamless on my Motorola Milestone but it fails on my Nexus S because radio dies for like 10 seconds while it switches to 3G.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Quipper2008:
Have no root with latest 24/01/12 nightly.

No Root acess for Root Explorer, SetCPU and so on...

Cant update SU Binary too (get root failed) o.O
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kakebake:
No problems here, maybe a bad install.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ojconcentrate:
has anyone else have a problem where they cant playback videos recorded on the phone from the galery. the videos work fine from the little preview box after you record it but not from the galery.

I must say, 7.1 stable doesn't have this problem so it seems like it was some change that happened after.

The build from last month that codeworkx put out had the same problem as well.

also perhaps a noob question, i've been reading through the thread and notice people talking about a market fix that resolved the market freezing problem. what is that fix?

many thanks

OJ
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TA123:
Since 01182012 I've got a strange issue. The phone become completely unresponsive. Basically it looks like it switches off completely or goes into a very deep sleep. Holding the power button for few second reboots (or switches on) the phone. It happened to me already four times. The last time this morning using 01242012. Has anyone else experienced something similar?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AbuS3ood:
Thanks you for the ROMs, Im trying to find the Change log but cant, can you please clarify how to get it?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ivangs1:
ChangeLog

* http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#q,sta...ingerbread,n,z

* http://github.com/arif-ali/android_d...msung_galaxys2

* http://github.com/arif-ali/android_d...sung_c1-common
[Galaxy S II Android Development] OCmylife:
Market 3.4.4 has a scrolling problem and the phone freezes very often when you`re browsing through the market

With Market 3.1.1.3 the problem doesn`t exist, but it updates itself, even if you delete the Market-updater apk

Till the fix you had to use 2.3.6 which doesn`t update when you delete the market updater

The fix changes the market build number from 3.1.1.3 to 3.4.4 so it doesn`t update itself till a new market is coming out

Easy but really effective. No freezes since I flashed the fix ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ojconcentrate:
so do i just install the normal market and the fix is applied to the CM7 build already?

btw, can you test the other issue that i described?

many thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] OCmylife:
No its not included but you can grab the new fix from fluxi here ;)

http://www.android-hilfe.de/2608717-post127.html

delete market updates in settings/apps/all/market

reboot into recovery

wipe cache and dalvic cache

flash the fix

Have no self recorded videos but will test it later. But since this morning I`m on Siyahs 2.69 kernel(runs great until now) and it could be that we have different results
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ojconcentrate:
thanks, i'm also on the siyahkernel (well i was when i did the test, that was the first thing i tested when in installed). (for some reason after upgrading to CM7 the system got a kernel panic so i had to go in to download mode and reinstall siyahkernel ro make it work again)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AbuS3ood:
I noticed that in the first post, but cant find the exact change log inside these link, its just talking about files,I need the exact change log,
[Galaxy S II Android Development] eRajesh:
My phone freezes when I am installing some apps market from the market. Was also getting really poor battery life in the last 2 builds
[Galaxy S II Android Development] salvatore94:
I'm having some randomly freezes with 01192012 build. Also the battery life is pretty poor.......

So I would ask witch build is the best for stability and battery life.

Inviato dal mio GT-I9100 usando Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cobalt553:
The "last 2 builds" is a moving target for a nightly thread. Can you share exactly which 2 were the culprit and how much "poorer" battery life did you experience?

Jan 17 seems okay for me and so is the latest Jan 26, but I used the Siyah kernel (default settings) instead of the kernel from CM7.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] OCmylife:
Too lazy to read the last 2 pages? :rolleyes: :mad:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nescho:
Hey im still on 12172011 which works fine but I'm looking for a fix for the market crashes. Does any of the nightlies work without crashing in the market?

And does this version still have the bug that it goes really loud when you switch to speaker when phoning?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DuperMan:
Brilliant release

All is working great here, but can't boot after ugrading to 26/1/2012 build. what am I doing wrong?

Kenrels tested are Siayh 2.6.10 and 2.6.11 :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] davidspwy:
using the laterest one, no crash in the market.

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i did upgrade too,after flash the update,u have to flash the siayh kernel again
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Cygnuss:
Try siyah 2.6.9 the newer 2 have a different CWM maybe that is crashing the system.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cobalt553:
On a follow up note regarding "poor battery life in the last 2 updates", anyone else actually seen worse battery life? Battery is now down to 36% after 7h, with 2h of screen usage time. That seems average, not better or worse than previous builds.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DuperMan:
thanks, wilk try 9
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nescho:
So is this version any better than the latest version by codeworkx? or isn't it worth flashing?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Puckey:
Latest nightlies implemented a few ics features, like the holo lockscreen or transitions. Apart from that, bugfixes of course. So i'd say it's definitely worth flashing.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nescho:
Thanks, will do that! Should i wipe before flashing this over codeworkx's CM7?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Puckey:
Normally you don't need to do a full wipe, just flash over codeworkx's build.

Wiping cache partition and dalvik cache is recommended though.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nescho:
Thanks works fine so far. I guess I'll stick around to get the newest nightlies :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ok_Kaleidoscope5109:
I'm about to get a SGS2, and I'm trying to wonder... how is CM7 on the SGS2? I come from a Nexus S where everything was pretty much perfect on CM7 even since the early nightlies last year.

I know the SGS2 was added later, and I heard (on some other non technical forum) that CM7.1 final on the SGS2 was an incomplete work with a lot of stuff missing. Is this true? Should I look to flash a nightly instead?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TA123:
Usually happens to me when I flash the update only once. Can boot after the second flash.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nescho:
Well I wouldn't say it's incomplete but the newest nightly is as stable as the "stable" but got some more bugfixes so it's always recommended to go for the newest one.

SGS2 | Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mabmed:
same here.. trying a lot of nightly roms but can't boot.. come from stock samsung.. strange for me; I have flashed cyanogen roms without any poroblems, but this time I don't know the cause.. Any solution? :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mccune:
I had the same issue. After wiping Dalvik cache etc. I flashed the rom. But my phone would stay on the bootscreen like forever.

I just entered CWM and reflashed the rom again, and it booted just fine.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] toffee^god:
For me I always have to flash the nightly 2 times, the first time never updates properly and finishes too fast, then I immediately flash it again and updates properly the second time
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cobalt553:
I came from Nexus One and picked SGS2 because of CM 7.1 support. The official CM7.1 is *not* stable and has bugs. The 2012 nightly on this thread is stable on the S2, Jan 17 version in my personal experience. The only persistent bug is the Market app hanging the phone when you scroll through the app description. There's a workaround on this thread if that bothers you a lot.

Just note that each time you flash the CM7 nightly rom, you must always do it *TWICE*, even if you're upgrading from the previous version. Then flash the gapps, followed by custom kernels if any.

I've also experienced random FCs and misbehaviours if I upgraded directly without wiping. So I've made it a point to actually wipe the entire device (factory reset, wipe cache and wipe dalvik) between versions.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jaypeezee:
Can someone point me in the right direction.... I'm currently running kp8 and an earlier ICS build with CWM5 with the recommended ics modem...

Can I just flashed this over or do I need to take other steps? I was an avid HTC user til recently and Samsung devices are still confusing to me
[Galaxy S II Android Development] davidspwy:
i cant use other CWM,but only the Hyperdroid Redpill Kernel Recovery from the SiyahKernel v2.6.11;or else the system cant be mounted.And it would stay in the boot screen. try wipe twice,then flash cm7 twice too,lastly flash SiyahKernel v2.6.11 again. Good luck:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kaboosey:
For me, it is better to flash a stock GB rom then use cf kernel by using Odin and then flash CM7 using CWM.

This way, it will be better, safer and to avoid any problem.

The only thing is, data will be wiped. So backup using Titanium Backup first.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Remain666:
Hi guys! Since the update from 25 january iam having problem with the CRT lock/unlock animation. Seems to be broken. The animation looks like when u have the wrong bootloader and boot. I always do a Wipe Cache/Dalvik! I have triend flashing twice and treid driffrents Siyah-kernel. At the moment iam on Siyah 2.6.9. Is it only me that having that problem? Regards!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cobalt553:
CRT off and on animation works fine on the 26 Jan version.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Remain666:
Strange because ive tried updates from 26 Jan and todays update (27 Jan) and i still get the same problem. ?!!??!

I have always flashed the rom by the same method:

Wipe Cache/Dalvik, install zip from SD-card, first Rom then custom Kernel (Siyah).

Sometimes ive also flashed the rom twice, then Gapps, then Kernel.

It have always worked fine! :confused:

Though I have at one time tried cm9 for a moment, then i went back to cm7 by using restore in CWM. But that is over 2 weeks ago. Can that have caused any problem?

Regards!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] davidspwy:
try to flash back to stock rom and do it again

i found a way to remove the yellow triangle on CM7:

1wipe cache

2update cm7

3flash siyah kernel,back it up with ktool

4install addon(nfc,google,thunder)

5set acc,remove rubbish apps

6backup in recovery

7wipe & format everything

8flash custom rom(any,but no cm)

9flash stock kernel

10use ktool to restore siyah kernel

11reboot to recovery and restore backup

done!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lutanica:
I have got the same problem here. Something really fishy is going on behind the curtains when you flash new ROMs. It seems that something has got corrupted with your and my device (software-wise) and no matter what we wipe and format, it won't disappear. I think the problem began with the 24. nightly.

Since not everyone has this issues, I will be playing some with my SGS2 to find out what is the problem. Maybe, a reflash to stock and back will solve the issue.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] superleeds27:
Not sure what to do.

Currently using CM9

Tempted to use CM7 + Siyah Kernel and a decent ICS Theme.

Jst isn't the same though is it!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cobalt553:
Perhaps the problem could be "upgrading" without factory reset. Anytime I decide to try a newer CM7 nightly, I perform the following:

1. Wipe user data/factory reset

2. Wipe cache

3. Wipe dalvik

4. Flash CM7 nightly twice

5. Flash gapps

6. Reboot

So on every version, the phone is reset back to factory. That maybe the reason I don't see "funny" behavior.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lutanica:
I never ever flash a ROM without wiping everything. And I mean everything. I do NOT upgrade. I factory-reset, wipe cache, dalvike, system, and sometimes the internal SD. So, there you see, no reason to get a faulty CRT screenoff animation. ;)

The funny part is that this issue, solves itself maybe once in a 10 reboots or so. So, I hope what poeple are saying about NOT having this issue is valid. Or else, it shows that the problem is with the nightlies and I will be pissed at those who say they are NOT having this problem.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Remain666:
...correct me if im wrong, but isint the easiest way to loose the triangle by using a USB-jig!?

Plugit, let it reboot to download-mode, then remove the jig and then reboot!

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Thanx for your answer! :) I hope you find the answer to our problem. It isint big BUT i hate when things break! :mad:

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Thank you for your replay!

But IF it is becouse of wipe or NO wipe, how can the CRT work if I restore a nandriod-backup via CWM to a previous version (24/1)? It has to be something else!? ...i hope! :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lutanica:
You are right, bro. Get yourself a jig and you are all set. And be discrete about it (if you know what I mean :))

I let you know, when I find what is the problem.

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Well, there you got our answer. The problem IS with the nightly. If the issue goes away after flashing back to 24. version, then it's obvious that it IS the nightly that is the problem.

Those mates saying they don't have it, should restart their phone a couple of times and they will see it.

I flashed a stock ROM with total wipe and everything (+jig). Reflashed the lastt nightly (27.), still the same freaking issue with screenoff animation. It will probably get fixed in the next releases, I hope.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ok_Kaleidoscope5109:
wait what??? this sounds bad :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DuperMan:
20120127 build with Siyah 2.6.11 working awesome here. Not a bug to be found :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cobalt553:
No actually. If you likely to keep updating the ROM, you need to do a full device wipe. It is a nightly build after all. Some folks have reported CRT off animation issue in the recent build. Personally, Jan 17 version is kinda stable if you're not after any ICS animation.

The one and only persistent issue with nightly is that the Market hangs the phone sometimes if you scroll around in the app's description. This is something that you have to live with. There are workarounds to downgrade to the older version. For me, I just use the web version of the market to push apps installation into my phone.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nescho:
I flashed the 26 nightly over codeworkx's nightlie ang got the buggy animation. just turned it off
[Galaxy S II Android Development] superleeds27:
Using build 27Jan

Siayh kernel.

Only issue is that Market hangs sometimes, This is an issue with the latest version of the market i blieve.