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[Galaxy S II General] cez10:
Tried to update to the latest version from 0304 and having a prop error or something saying something like ro. device. Etc and installation aborted, did a cache n dalvik wipe and still nothing... Tried downloading again and still same issue
[Galaxy S II General] iamsachin:
What's this "deleted_wake_locks" in my BBS?. Tried googling but no one is clear about it.
[Galaxy S II General] vohom001:
Try restarting your phone...

This does sound silly from me but this worked for me :)
[Galaxy S II General] CdTDroiD:
Wow you guys are doing a great job on this rom, love it man.
[Galaxy S II General] evolutiontheory:
After quite some time testing various ICS roms I have now zeroed in on CM9. The only thing that came close was MIUI which is nice but highly unfinished unlike CM9.

I am going to install all my applications now. My question is about the nightlies. Will these nightlies require a data wipe. I know that don't need generally but am asking anyway to make sure. Any information on this will be helpful.

I have lots of applications like most of us, so will be hard to do a data wipe especially since my data plan is limited now.

With this being said what do you guys think about jumping to CM9 in my primary device.

Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S II General] CdTDroiD:
Its says that you don't have to on the first page bud.... read ;)
[Galaxy S II General] typhex:
would you guys say that the new Siyah kernel is worth flashing? who tested it?
[Galaxy S II General] Souf0:
Hi,

After reading all the pages of this thread, and after visiting xda since august, i try now to put in my SGS2 CM9.

I'm flashing now the resurrection edition (that recommends codeworkx), but i have a problem flashing it.

I try to flash with odin, but it's stopped in "data.img". I read some posts in xda and the people disconnects the usb after several minutes.

I have the JIG, and i supose that there are no problem with the "semi-brick" to resurrect it, no?

I'm running W7, buy i'm not a W7 user (i use GNU/Linux), the W7 is the first time that boot into in my laptop (it was a factory os).

Someone has been flash the latest resurrection with odin? No problems?

Thanks

P.S.: Sorry for my english
[Galaxy S II General] GalaxyGusta:
I've tested so far works great :)
[Galaxy S II General] GFXi0N:
Got tired of MIUI yesterday: Not that it is not a good ROM: I really like it.... but i always liked CM.....

As i don use the TV Out, FM Radio or Phone encryption, i see this ROM as fully functional and most important: Bloatware free.........

Keep the good work, im thrilled to test a new version soon :)

BTW: In the first post it says don't use Titanium Backup, but i used it to restore user apps+their settings and everything works perfectly.....
[Galaxy S II General] sahibunlimited:
You can also flash the latest night using recovery but make sure you flash the bootloader in op
[Galaxy S II General] typhex:
i think some people are restoring system apps with titanium and some of these are making trouble. but you are right non-system apps are restored perfectly. i can absolutly confirm that. did that now 5-6 times without a problem
[Galaxy S II General] Nojevah:
Is it possible to use CM9 with FM application (like the one from Samsung, or another app for Google store) ?

Or it's just impossible (not Samsung framework, need kernel development, etc.) ?
[Galaxy S II General] Souf0:
I try to unplug the usb and to try the process again, and now there's not stuck in data, all perfect!!

Thanks to all ;)
[Galaxy S II General] masteralarm:
H/W Video playback

I searched for it, but no one else seems to have the problem with h/w accelerated video playback with cm9.

Videos that are not shot with the build-in camera (like avi files) won't play in the gallery. When I play them in "MX Video-Player" using h/w acceleration, i don't see the video and only hear the sound in a distorted way (high pitch). The same with other players like "MoboPlayer". When using s/w-decoding, everything runs fine. However the files play properly on "DICE Player", which says it is using h/w accelerated decoding. I'm not sure, if this is really true.

Does anyone have the same problem? What have I possibly done wrong, that others have no problem with video playback?
[Galaxy S II General] natzy85:
So today I flashed the latest nightfly. It has been before ICS was released in the final stage from Sammy since I flashed cm9.I am blown away by this rom. It has everything I ever desired for my phone. Thank you devs for making such a huge progress from the early CM9! Comparing this to stock is like.....I can't. :) It really is the best ICS experience out there.
[Galaxy S II General] GFXi0N:
Is there any, like, twitter account or something to be aware of when a new nightly comes out or do we have to use the old "F5 technique" to find out?
[Galaxy S II General] jonlad1:
Yes that does mute the system sounds - I want to adjust the volume, not mute.

There is no way to mute the shutter apart from to leave the phone in silent mode?
[Galaxy S II General] iamsachin:
Use audio manager app from Play Store and reduce "System Volume" level.

There is no option to mute shutter as of now.
[Galaxy S II General] Aqualunguer:
So, my SII just discharged completely after quite some time, the first time since I'm using CM9.

I'm using the most recent build and my phone discharged over 25% in about 3h and 30 mins.

Using BetterBattery Stats, there's only one wake lock (AudioOut_1) and it's counting as 80s, 0.6%, which from my experience doesn't affect at all battery comsumption.

So I believe my battery must be somewhat discalibrated. Is it possible?
[Galaxy S II General] Puckey:
http://cm-nightlies.appspot.com/?device=galaxys2

You can subscribe to the feed at the bottom of the page (orange icon).
[Galaxy S II General] schreda:
Why hasn't anybody else the same problem as i with the signal loss?

edit: maybe i should use another nightly build? there are 3 of 04.04 ?

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9100 mit Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II General] LiorScreamsSandwich:
using the latest nightly there is a problem that i dont have screen lock/unlock sounds or keyboard taping sounds ,and yes i know in the sound options there are markable options, and i did them,still doesnt work
[Galaxy S II General] runedrune:
No difference between those builds. They were just testing the server.
[Galaxy S II General] schreda:
I also notices that the Setup wizard isn't showing up anymor on a new clean flash!

i want to get this to work -.-
[Galaxy S II General] runedrune:
Complete wipe? Did you flash gapps?
[Galaxy S II General] Alienfreak:
Go to CWM

1. Factory Reset

2. mounts and storage -> format /system

3. install CM9

4. install Gapps

And maybe 0. format your internal sd card. But thats not important in my eyes...
[Galaxy S II General] schreda:
Ok. Flashing gapps solved the setup wizard problem. Thanks mate.

BUT i still have the problem with my signal loss.

If the Phone want to try to send an sms it loses the signal. Then there comes a message that it can't be send. Then the signal comes for 0,5secs and the same again.

If i delete the message in sms.apk the signal comes back again :confused:
[Galaxy S II General] Alienfreak:
Go to CWM

1. Factory Reset

2. mounts and storage -> format /system

3. install CM9

4. install Gapps

5. install the latest LPS modem

Besides that you can only update your bootloader.
[Galaxy S II General] karendar:
I luvz you Veyka... Ur my soul mate xxxxx
[Galaxy S II General] schreda:
I did it your way but no success! :mad:

Here is a video where you cann see what i mean.

[YOUTUBE]sdz6NtLa5Bs[/YOUTUBE]
[Galaxy S II General] gbohm:
that is interesting try go sms try different modems and make a logcat please( post it at pastebin)
[Galaxy S II General] gladiac:
That problem is actually very old. Sammy roms do not have that problem. I tried several RILs, modems, SBLs and nothing was able to fix the crashes. Using gosms pro with a fixed smsc is my current workaround. When going through my logcats it seems the generated sms-pdu lacks the smsc-value und makes the modem crash and restart. After fetching the smsc-value using the phone-menu (*#*#4636#*#*) fixes the problem temporarily until reboot. The interesting thing is why that only happens in the austrian t-mobile network.
[Galaxy S II General] schreda:
GO sms wont work, same problem!

XXKI3 modem also didn't work

edit: new logcat the other site didn acceppt all lines: http://pastebin.com/Kr13tQkW

edit2: looks like Fatal signal 11 causes this prob?
[Galaxy S II General] DTheDevil:
Help

Hi this is the second time I'm posting a question, for some reason my Galaxy s2 lags, when I click the unlock button it takes like 3-4 seconds formte screen to turn on, is there a way I can could fix it? In earlier nightly's it wasn't like that the response was immidiatly, in build 2012304/5.

Thanks for the help :)
[Galaxy S II General] shotta35:
No there is no fix as this is how the phone is designed. The phone goes into deep sleep and then takes .65 seconds (gingerbread) or 1 second (ICS) to wake. This is being worked on to change it back to gingerbread times but unless you want your CPU to never sleep there is no way to avoid it. You can set your phone to performance and it will kill your battery fast but it will wake up instantly. You decide.
[Galaxy S II General] Nojevah:
This question is not in the noob FAQ, so I've asked. I don't know why this question sucks. I'm not sure you've understood the question by the way.

But I've understood it's impossible to have an answer in a so big thread.

Thanks anyway.
[Galaxy S II General] darkfra:
I tried different builds, but expect a stable version comes out to try it definitely
[Galaxy S II General] shotta35:
I know English is not everyone's first language but it's on the first post under known issues:

http://teamhacksung.org/wiki/index.php/CyanogenMod9:GT-I9100:Nightly:Known_issues
[Galaxy S II General] brussel:
GPS and compass issues

Hi

I live in South Africa and love this ROM but I have two issues.

GPS is hard to get to lock - once it has a lock it is OK but only ever really gets to 7 satellites at most whilst with gingerbread I regularly used to lock 10. Sometimes it will not lock. I have done the GPS patch and no change.

The other issues is that I cannot seem to calibrate the compass - I have tried a number of times using super compass - to no avail it is all over the show.

grrrrr

this ROM is wonderful except these issues which will stop me using it if I cannot solve them.
[Galaxy S II General] gladiac:
Go-SMS Pro does work if you set the smsc (+43676021, non-pdu format) manually. If you don't set the smsc it fails of course too.
[Galaxy S II General] schreda:
your'e right!

hmm thats weird, how can i chance the smsc for the sms.apk?

edit:

found this:
[Galaxy S II General] Nojevah:
You did not read my post.

I ask if it is possible to use the Samsung apk, or another app from store...
[Galaxy S II General] mynameisjon:
You did not read FAQ properly then. FM Radio will NEVER be implemented in any shape or form, whether you use "samsung apk, or another app from store".

Why? Because potato.
[Galaxy S II General] Omega Frost:
Answering Nojevah: No, it's not just download a radio App, there must be a coding on the kernel to talk to the hardware, like every other component. Don't know exactly why they just don't copy and paste like they did to the camera but it's their call.

It's a shame that people spend more words criticizing questions than answering them.
[Galaxy S II General] mynameisjon:
Why they don't copy/paste like the camera? Not sure where you got that info from.

If you've bothered to read, implementing FM radio will break a lot of other things on the mainline repo (at least that's what I took from reading), and it's a REALLY dirty hack to get it to work.

Dirty hack + breaking stuff for other devices = never gonna get merged.

Why time isn't spent on it? Because 99% of people don't even use FM Radio and it just isn't worth their time fixing something a majority of people don't use.

Not to mention there are countless other internet radio apps that work perfectly well.
[Galaxy S II General] karendar:
Doesn't MIUI have a working fm radio app? Back in the cm7 days you could just install it and it'd work no?
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
Omfgggggg MIUI S2 ICS is based on ****ing Sammy Rom!!!! Why can nobody read anymore

Sent from my ****ing awesome Gameboy with Cm9
[Galaxy S II General] Nojevah:
Thanks Omega Frost.

So it's the kernel which is not FM-ready.

I don't think developing FM radio will break something. It's just that no developers are interested. Maybe someday someone will be interested and will commit a working patch for Samsung original app or any other app.
[Galaxy S II General] shotta35:
MIUI is now just a SAMSUNG ROM with theme. Before they used to take CM stuff and claim it as their own, now they just take Samsung stuff and claim it as their own. :rolleyes:

So whatever works in the Samsung official build (that is everything) will work on all the other ROMs out there based on Samsung. Those aren't even ROMs, those are simply adding/removing stuff and changing colors or whatever.

CM has always been built from scratch using Google's code, not OEMs. They have to take some stuff from OEMs because there's no code available for it (drivers and such) but then the trouble is getting the right code to talk to the driver so they work. This takes time to figure out as well since there's no Manual that says, "Blue code to blue code, Green code to Green code" and so on. It's all trial and error.

If people by now still don't understand what CyanogenMod is then I suggest you read up on the main .com itself, and no I wont freaking post a damn link either! :p C'mon!

As said above, no it's not a freaking "patch" - it's simply missing code that someone has to write in order to get it working. It's not like, Oh look, I was missing a freaking >// at the end of this commit and now it works - Yay high five. Go look at driver code for some other hardware out there and see how many lines of code it is! That's like me putting you into a fighter airplane and say fly it from here to Japan without any instructions or guidance. If you want to code something then go right ahead, if not then sit in your little corner and take it like a man! :D
[Galaxy S II General] Nojevah:
Did he say MIUI ICS ?

I think you should calm down and take a break.
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
He still thinks that it's based on cm9...

Sent from my ****ing awesome Gameboy with Cm9
[Galaxy S II General] MistahBungle:
OK. I'm only going to say this one more time...

The chances of FM radio working on CM9 at any time in foreseeable future are non-existent. Nada. Zilch. Zero.

So stop asking for it. And in particular, stop whining about it. Accept it. That's the way things are.

We don't care. Go use another rom if radio is that important to you, but whatever you decide to do, STFU about FM radio. OK ?
[Galaxy S II General] TheSniperFan:
When did he say that?

Fyi:

If I remember correctly MIUI GB also had working radio and it was based on CM7 and it was available for different devices.

I've always asked myself why it would break stuff for other devices.

It's not like it has to be that way, as each device could have it's own device-specific code.

I do understand the fact that it's a lot of work for a few people tho.
[Galaxy S II General] Nojevah:
No one is whining here. There were just a simple question, with lots of flame.

Ok I eventually got my answer: you can't use any radio FM App. It would be good to have this in FAQ.

@shotta35: Thanks for your answer. I got it right. When I wrote "patch", that's what I meant: a true patch, not 2 lines of code.

And as I said, no active developer is working on it, because not interested, so that's why there is little chance it works one day, but who knows, maybe one day a user-coder will miss this and write a patch...
[Galaxy S II General] mynameisjon:
Because the FM radio "fix" would affect the MAINLINE, which all other devices use.

MIUI ICS was never based off AOSP. Just simply based off Samsung's official roms.

Take a minute to look at how CM and MIUI are built and you'll figure it out.

Why can't people stop asking "why can't it work if xxx rom has it" or "surely there's a way to make it device specific" and just accept the fact that it won't ever be worked on.

The CM9 team doesn't tell you how to live your life, don't tell them how they should or should not work on their repos. It's their work, done for free. Remember that.
[Galaxy S II General] Omega Frost:
They only fixed the camera recording after the oficial ICS source code from Sammy. I believe the code for the radio is there also.

Edit: Wow, you guys are making the fun of repositories into an epic battle.
[Galaxy S II General] jonlad1:
Thanks for the info :-)

Edit: just tried audio manager, works perfectly!
[Galaxy S II General] mynameisjon:
You believe wrong then. Don't assume to know. Having official source code merely meant that the devs could decipher that method behind Samsung's madness. If it were as simple as copy-pasting, the video recording would have been fixed without any hiccups like the SD-only recording initially.

Even if the code for the radio is there, it has been said before, it BREAKS THINGS on the mainline. Which part of that don't you freaking get?

If you want it so much, go copy-paste it yourself.
[Galaxy S II General] norpan111:
Is this the last time or are you going to say it once more after this one?

To the guy with fm radio questions, no I don't think the fm radio worked on earlier miui roms based on gb. That was the way you meant if I'm right?
[Galaxy S II General] Fr33L4nc3r:
If you're looking to remove the camera sounds (focus + taking pic + the one at video recording and screenshot taking), here is an update.zip to remove the 3 sounds :

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=23565621&postcount=12396

To be flashed after each nightly.
[Galaxy S II General] TheSniperFan:
Goddammit I know!

I just asked inn what manner it would break stuff or what it would break.

I know that too and NEVER said something different.

O RLY?

Because as far as I'm aware MIUI is closed source what makes it a difficult task to look how it was build.

Why can't people (like you) stop kissing the dev's a***s?

All I did was asking a technical question regarding the "fix" and what problems it would create.

I have neither demanded nor complained.

I mentioned MIUI GINGERBREAD because, just like CM7, it is available for many devices with different hardware and still has radio, while being based on it. So there has to be a way...

Wow. Just wow.

At first I wanted to ask you to come out of the b**t of the dev's but instead I'm just asking you to point me to the part of my post in which I "tell them how they should or should not work on their repos.".

Good luck.

(This is post is not meant to offend you, but besides you there are many people here that need to calm down.)
[Galaxy S II General] pibedeayer:
When I'm listening to music using the Google play music app with my headphones and I receive a notification, the volume of the music goes down and it stays really low.

Anyone has the same issue and knows how to fix it?

Another minor issue: when you record video using your front camera and some effects such as big eyes, the recorded video is bluish.
[Galaxy S II General] Maggot82:
Got the same issue, it will be fixed in time just pause the music and restart it. :)

To be fair it may already be fixed I'm running the nightly from the 29th March
[Galaxy S II General] ryanboyle2103:
just shut up and stop getting so mad. your giving everyone here reading the forum (myself included) a very sore head. thank you
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
Instagram crashes when I want to login... strange strange... Wiped cache, deinstalled and installed again. Not working.

Sent from my ****ing awesome Gameboy with Cm9
[Galaxy S II General] arthos7:
Well mine is working perfect:)
[Galaxy S II General] BurlaMatto:
wow there are stil ppl that ask for fm radio :\
[Galaxy S II General] mynameisjon:
Merge fails, breaks stuff, that's all you need to know.

If you wanted to know so badly, you could always go to the CM gerrit and look for the failed commits and find the FM radio one there.
[Galaxy S II General] forever_zero9392:
Does anyone know how to use lock screen widget on cm9. I use many widget and when i press it, the screen turn off and suddenly awake.
[Galaxy S II General] jimworm:
Working for HTC Wildfire S?

Will this work for wildfire S?sorry for asking, thread's been 2000+ posts away. I think I cant read all of them.

TIA! :)
[Galaxy S II General] albsat:
Does anyone know if the CM9 team will include in the future a Schedule time option to switch Profiles? The menu Profiles is great, just misses the switch feature imho...
[Galaxy S II General] mavishow:
I'm always here. but could not see the solution. (easy lock off-screen) does not close fully.

sorry bad english...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXgK_Ur9L8I
[Galaxy S II General] @denny:
try the htc forum bud;)

---------- Post added at 04:20 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:18 PM ----------

setting -security lockscreen-slide:)
[Galaxy S II General] test9876543:
You don't have to read the 22,000+ posts, the subject and/or first post would've been enough. This is for the Samsung Galaxy S2 GT-I9100. So no, it will not work with the HTC Wildfire S. Completely different hardware and manufacturer.
[Galaxy S II General] sahibunlimited:
Why are you guys trolling him?

Yes it does work on wildfire s

Seriously
[Galaxy S II General] mavishow:
setting -security lockscreen-slide:)

that way already!
[Galaxy S II General] BrandoHD:
Omega Frost and The SniperFan, you guys need to stop posting for now and get to doing some reading, and lots of it, you guys really really need it.

Samsung does a lot of stuff differently and they have not released the "source" for how certain things work, it's in a black box that the devs have no key to open that box, if you guys were reading you would know this, and if you guys understood the difference between AOSP and Samsung based Roms, this convo would have been done a long time ago, so stop posting and get to reading instead of wanting someone in here to spoon feed you the answer
[Galaxy S II General] DAMAGE_INC29:
modem behavior

good day..

ive been flashing modems the whole day and observing how the signal behaves..the tried are LPQ,LPJ,and LPR with i got from the OP then i also tried DXKF1 flash via ODIN and DXLP7 flashed from CMW

i observe all the modems ive used except the LPJ, they were all fixed with HSDPA with "H" signal all the time..while the LPJ shifts from UMTS:3 with "3G" signal when im not using or surfing the net then jumps to HSDPA "H" when im surfing..

with my observations, can i ask the knowledgeable people here to comment the share their thoughts with which among this modem is better?ive read that shifting from "3g" to "H" is a way of conserving battery when not in used..but im not sure about it...

need help so i can use a pernament modem for me..thanks a lot guy.. ^^,
[Galaxy S II General] BrandoHD:
Both are known issues
[Galaxy S II General] Olivanov:
I tried this rom (and many other ics based roms) and none got a working sim toolkit. I and a few other guys need this desperately. The original actual ics has it. Is it such a problem?
[Galaxy S II General] Dexonja:
Hows the battery life on cm9... Like stock or worse...

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II General] mynameisjon:
3G (UMTS) uses less power than 3.5G (HSPA/HSDPA/HSUPA/HSPA+ whatever).

Uses less battery to be in standby on 3G.

Don't ask which modem we recommend. Use one and if it doesn't work for you, switch. People have different experience with different modem, you won't get a definitive answer. You'll only irritate people by asking because it's been asked and answered many times.