yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II General] Bl@ck:
fffffffffffffinally! was a bit funny to ear my audio go up and down after each notification sound, even thou i had a workaround, i keep my phone on vibrate only and setted poweramp on "pause on short focus change"
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
It's even almost got the same name, except for a couple of letters.

Seriously, how can they make their stuff suck so much...
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
Because they don't give a f*ck about devs...
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
dunno. maybe:

break standards in framework for crapwiz because of missing knowledge, carry code over to next android version which results in more bad code, do it again and again...

fix breakage in HAL = incompatible to aosp
[Galaxy S II General] Bl@ck:
Is GS3 source code any better? Did they learn some programming? :p
[Galaxy S II General] jhong91:
I thought cyanogen being hired by Samsung was supposed to make things better :(
[Galaxy S II General] yahyoh:
ya finely but try to play music take photo sound didnt restore :rolleyes:

edit: only on headphone -_-
[Galaxy S II General] cyberon:
2. True. That's why the OP says "ICS bootloaders

lower

than LPH!"! :good:
[Galaxy S II General] yahyoh:
lol i dont think so :D:D cuz its have very ****ty ram management on sammy rom
[Galaxy S II General] :
No. In some devices, CM9 won't run with bootloaders above LPH. That's why. Nothing about jig, triangleaway.
[Galaxy S II General] Toxic17:
Can someone please confirm this bug.

goto camera app. Setting, Camera Settings, Restore defaults, Slect OK and then you get error:

Unfortunately, Camera has Stopped.
[Galaxy S II General] jhong91:
Volume restores back to normal level but the notification sound doesn't even play..just a mute...

I really wish there is a way to do the notification sounds just like when you are on Google's free Navigation feature. For example, While listening to music, and when the navigation voice comes, it reduces the music volume to about half, and the navigation voice says something, and then the music volume restores to previous level. Its really pleasing to the ear. I thought our notification volume problem could be solved using this imlementation but guess not...

Thx anyways for the fix codeworkx!
[Galaxy S II General] CRXed:
Notification plays perfectly here....
[Galaxy S II General] 3dawg:
I know that benchmarks don't really count for much these days, but why does cm9 report around 4500 on antutu and default ics 4.0.3 gives 6300. Quite a big jump no? The gpu performance appears to be much lower on cm9, which I can see when I run nenamark2 as well.

Also, my home button is not working at all anymore. It works in recovery and to turn the screen on so I can only presume that it's software related. Does anyone know I can fix this?
[Galaxy S II General] jhong91:
Agh what did I do wrong? :( for me it just mutes no notification sound..
[Galaxy S II General] CRXed:
I don't even HAVE the Restore Defauls button anymore!

Something is messed up in the latest nighty (7/9) with the Camera options.

Location button is duplicated, On/Off button is duplicated and it changes when you scroll the menu up and down. Functions on top of the menu get duplicated to the bottom.

I made a video to show

[YOUTUBE]3Pn872EhDGU[/YOUTUBE]

Also, the FOCUS SOUND button only appeard after clearing the data of the Camera app, it was not there after flashing the nightly.
[Galaxy S II General] juniperus.dx:
I was actually testing USB OTG with NTFS file system on my SGS2 / CM9 20120706 / siyah 3.32 :D once but it didn't work either. Only working on FAT ( or on some other sammy ROMs) Could you pls share your practice ? if this piece of discussion is not allowed in the thread I would appreciate if you can PM me. Thanks
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
They weren't hired by Samsung lol, just given a device to release CM on. :)

Sounds like not caring + lousy code knowledge = ****ty firmware.

Sent from my HTC One X using Xparent ICS Blue Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II General] yahyoh:
ya stock kernel has lower score in benchmark with Conservative+sio about 5900-6100 but stock kernel very fast and smooth and basic , with nonstock kernel about 6200-6300

to fix home button u have to wipe data :D
[Galaxy S II General] 3dawg:
You misunderstand. Stock got me 6300. Non stock (whatever comes with CM9) gets me 4500. Quite a big jump if you ask me. Why is this?

Are you sure simply wiping data will fix my home key problem?

Thanks for you response btw.
[Galaxy S II General] yahyoh:
no i mean stock cm kernel :D not sammy one try Conservative+sio :cowboy:

and yes it will fix it :cool:
[Galaxy S II General] :
Forget benchmark, it's just a bunch of bullshits. If the OS is smooth, it's enough. With stock CM kernel sometime ago I was getting 5900 on antutu. With fluxi I was getting 6200. With thoravukk I was getting 6300. The best one? Fluxi. But I realised that the stock CM kernel is getting better, I'm felling it smoother now. I'm on fluxi, soon, I'm going to flash CM kernel to do some testing + thunderbolt scripts.
[Galaxy S II General] 3dawg:
So I should use Conservative Governor? and what is sio?

Just to clarify as well, I wiped data before flashing cm9 and on first ever boot up home button was not working and has not worked since (I only did this a few hours ago). So I need to wipe data even though I already did before flashing?

Also, is it worth flashing SiyahKernel? To do that I just flash in CWM and that's it? The site doesn't give any instructions.
[Galaxy S II General] cyberon:
Yep, same here! :)
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
This thread wont give any instructions on Siyah, as it is nothing to do with CM9. Yes, you can just flash it in CWM recovery.

Search for the Siyah thread on XDA if you need more instruction.

SIO is a scheduler btw :).
[Galaxy S II General] yahyoh:
sio is io Scheduler in my all test its the fastest one u can change it via voltage control or setcpu

latest 2 or 3 builds of syiah is not stable at all alot of stuck - sod and its semi dead kernel

if u want stable kernel just stick with cm one i'm just sayn every thing work fast out of the box just change governor to Conservative + sio and the phone will fly :D
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
Dude, your 1 experience doesn't reflect many other peoples. There is nothing wrong with Siyah.

I was running v3.3.1 since release and it was smooth as butter and stable as a pyramid, then I upgraded to v3.3.2 and that was pretty much the same. Maybe even a little smoother.

/OT
[Galaxy S II General] yahyoh:
i got alot of sod + phone get stuck some times + some times stuck when connect phone to usb ( all without any uv btw)

+ one from the best part of cm not working (dsp manger ) its deal breaker for me
[Galaxy S II General] Exidrion:
Wow. Devs don't owe you an ounce of anything.
[Galaxy S II General] gamalhussein:
don't be such a rude , he knows what you said already
[Galaxy S II General] barrist:
looks like a new build with new kernel is being uploaded

just when i was getting comfortable back on GB MIUI after not getting gps to work on cm9.. another build with new kernel may pull me back in lol looking forward to feedback on the new build as people test it out.
[Galaxy S II General] BlueScreenJunky:
Yay, downloading LP6 based ROM !

I hope it won't have banding issues ^^
[Galaxy S II General] Qliratu:
Anyone know's what the new kernel brings?

There must be a reazon for team hacksung to use it why not post a bit more info about what it "shoud" improve or not.. else i dont see any use of updating to a new kernel whitout improving/fixing/breaking/.. u name it.

anyone got some more information?

and this is not because i dont want to flash it or anything. iam always in need of more information. that's the only way we can learn.
[Galaxy S II General] :
English isn't everyone's first language.

He could be saying "Wow, it's been a while since a Samsung leak, hopefully it fixes some ****".
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
We don't have sources. So please ask samsung what they've changed.

Since this are experimental builds, we're using YOU as our test-rabbits to check what's broken or not. ;-)

I'm building it, testing if it boots and gets data connection, testing the recovery and then i'm releasing it.
[Galaxy S II General] barrist:
well its an experimental build, hence i'm assuming alot of things are trial and error anyway. so maybe they don't even know what LP6 kernel differs in. maybe no time/need to really test since kernel sources arent out anyway which is where the meat of dev will be i'm guessing.
[Galaxy S II General] Qliratu:
Ah i see, so u are trying to improve the rom but can only be sure if multiple people test it. and give feedback about what's working or not. in the correct forum!

We will wait that's for sure and appriciate your hard work on this incredible rom.
[Galaxy S II General] unihumi:
Me, too, would love getting some intel on the latest kernel XXLP6!
[Galaxy S II General] barrist:
first person to confirm whether or not this new kernel breaks data like recent builds gets a big fat thanks from me ;)
[Galaxy S II General] Mark ter Grote:
whit the new kernel should that fix my problem that i wrong flashed my recovery in rom manager?
[Galaxy S II General] Qliratu:
It did not brake my data connection. but i read all over this forum that's its different for various users. (perhaps carier + baseband + kernel )

for example:

Using KI4

Stock kernel

and Vodafone NL
[Galaxy S II General] sorrowrain:
thanks man for the release.

:)as long as we get some new builds i will be happy

to be a test-rabbit or a test-mouse.:)

and as you have a new kernel samsung must release a new test rom today or tommorow.
[Galaxy S II General] barrist:
wait so you're using today's build and it's not breaking data?
[Galaxy S II General] :
Deep sleep didn't break it....yet.

High rilj wakelock though.

Sent from a Phone
[Galaxy S II General] Qliratu:
For me it work.. now but.. read what i said:

as for previous builds some people have the issue some people dont.

for me this release works perhaps it wont work for u.
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
afaik the builds from samsung are getting more bad than better.

I've heard that Stock LP6 has broken sim pin unlock, but we're not using LP6 RIL, so it works on CM9.

I don't expect a stable Samsung ICS this year. Maybe 2015.
[Galaxy S II General] Laggalot:
I will test ifthe bluetooth works again.. :)
[Galaxy S II General] sorrowrain:
samsung are famous for stopping updates for old phones.

when we have galaxy s3 on this year they will stop making roms for s2 at the end of 2012.

so there might not be an ics stable rom.
[Galaxy S II General] Ok_Kaleidoscope5109:
Nothing wrong with Siyah. I've done extensive testing on Siyah with stock settings. Maybe people are asking too much out of undervolting or the 3 step GPU, but without changing much Siyah works great out of the box. Tested on 3 SGS2s too.
[Galaxy S II General] :
Maybe the concept of smooth as butter is different between everyone ;) After 3.2b2-2 I felt the performance going down and down... But damn, the really best I've ever used was 3.0b7. Just perfect.

Anyway... I've installed Ubuntu on my other computer to learn how to build stuff. Anyone have some noob tuturial about how to build CM9?
[Galaxy S II General] coversnail:
Steve Kondik (Cyanogen) was hired by Samsung last year.
[Galaxy S II General] 3dawg:
Holy crap. Following advice from helpful posters, I wiped data and rebooted. Home button is still not working but I noticed something incredibly weird. If I press it 4 times quickly, the colours on the screen all go negative. It reverts when I press 4 times again. WTF?
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
Haha, ur funny. I actually did the same today. Got JDK and Android SDK installed after some hours of hassle. I got stuck somewhere in the guide below. I don't have time to crawl with that right now. Will start a one week job tomorrow. But here's the guide.

http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/Samsung_Galaxy_S_II:_Compile_CyanogenMod_(Linux)

That's how it is. Not a bug ;)
[Galaxy S II General] vitoski:
It's a feature. it reverts colors-helps to read in complete dark.

Using it in this moment:-)

Wysyłane z mojego GT-I9100 za pomocą Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II General] coversnail:
Sounds like a hardware failure, but you said it works in recovery which is odd. I'd flash a stock Samsung Rom and see if the home key works fine there. If it doesn't it must be the phone.
[Galaxy S II General] 3dawg:
Alright thanks, So do you know how to actually fix the home button then? It works in recovery and works for screen turn on, but for nothing else (apart from the weird negative colour thing).
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
That guide will have you download the CM7 sources since it's getting the gingerbread branch here:

but, all you have to do is change it to this:

to get ics (CM9 instead)

there are a few other little differences, i suggest looking at this guide instead:

http://teamhacksung.org/wiki/index.php/CyanogenMod9:How_to_build

Ignore the easy but experimental way, start with 'Howto setup your machine'.
[Galaxy S II General] donalgodon:
Please forgive the question if it's been answered, but I just want to confirm a few things.

As I understand, the quickest and easiest way to get from Stock to CM9 the Resurrection Edition.

1. If one flashes this version, it includes the ICS bootloader required and a compatible kernel.

2. Can Resurrection Edition be flashed via Mobile Odin or is PC flash required?

3. Via PC, the flash counter will be triggered. Can I reset using Triangle Away 1.5.1?

4. From this point, one may begin to update to the latest nightly. Is that an accurate summary?

I've never tried CM9 before, so I'm trying to make sure I am understanding correctly before I jump into it. Is there anything else I need to know that's important?

Thanks for any advice.
[Galaxy S II General] yahyoh:
try another cm nightly or latest codeworkx build go to recovery wipe data +wipe cache + wipe dalvik + go to mount&storage format system+ data then flash the rom see if it help :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Yes

Mobile Odin is unable to flash bootloaders, so yes but it wont change your bootloader.

Yes, and Yes.

Correct, once resurrection is flashed you will have a compatible CWM, you can immediately boot into recovery and flash the latest nightly and gapps, there is no need to even fully boot up into the OS.

Nope, you should be good to go, just make sure you follow the directions carefully.
[Galaxy S II General] :
How's that package manager thing?
[Galaxy S II General] MaKTaiL:
Stock CM9 kernel is really good now. Butter smooth (but not as smooth as CM10 I imagine xD).
[Galaxy S II General] donalgodon:
I can't go straight from CF-Root to CM9, can I?

Thanks for the help.
[Galaxy S II General] 3dawg:
Do you know how to flash cm9 kernel again after flashing siyah? I want to go back to cm9 kernel.
[Galaxy S II General] rioferraz:
Guys how to use the OTG cable in CM9?

Thx
[Galaxy S II General] Juzman:
As per previous post. Next nightly. :-)

Sent from my Galaxy S2 running Cyanogenmod 9
[Galaxy S II General] Crazy-Silver:
Guys what is the best kernel for cm9? Now I am on Dorimanx and I tried neak -abyss(stop development) -siyah(semistop development) -fluxi(stop development) - thoravukk.....

Samsung Galaxy S II Powered by CyanogenMod 9 + DorimanX Kernel
[Galaxy S II General] :
I'm alsousing ubuntu x64. what JDK i have to download?

[edit: fair question, don't know if android sdk needs 32 or 64 bits/don't know also if ubuntu x64 supports 32bits]

[edit2: xda on chrome on ubuntu sucks]
[Galaxy S II General] yahyoh:
reflash nightly without any wipe :D
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
That's true :). And good battery too. Hope that cm10 is more buttery smooth than cm9 :)
[Galaxy S II General] 3dawg:
This is a bit depressing now, I reverted to stock and the home button works no problem but as soon as I flash cm9, it stops :(

I've tried 2 different nightlies now. My baseband is XXLPS if that makes a difference.
[Galaxy S II General] LenAsh:
CM9 kernel. And that's what this thread is about... see OP.
[Galaxy S II General] yahyoh:
@codeworkx can please remove tv out from source if it will not work i feel it somthing like bloatware and use ram for nothing :cyclops:

and every update i need to delete it :D lol that so hard hehe
[Galaxy S II General] stormtroopercs:
Java 1.6.0_33 jdk 64 bit.. Ubuntu x64 can run/support 32 bit also.
[Galaxy S II General] kasdepwel:
I'm running cm9, with cm9 kernel, and i'm having an issue with screen brigthness. Screen is always really dim, and even if i set the custom light levels, i seem ot have a really really slow response on the screen.

Today i'm running LPG and brightness is really quick and bright, i guess it's not an hardware issue.

Ive tried a few nightlies and the release candidate and it doesnt seem to work either ways

Any idea?

I'm running a i9100M if it can matters
[Galaxy S II General] Crazy-Silver:
Guys codeworkx kernel is very powerful...... With stock voltages how is the battery ? Should I do uv ?

Samsung Galaxy S II Powered by CyanogenMod 9 + DorimanX Kernel
[Galaxy S II General] yahyoh:
use manual brightness or use Lux Auto Brightness ;)
[Galaxy S II General] 3dawg:
Im at my wits end. Home button just doesn't work when I flash any build of cm9. If anyone has any idea, I'd appreciate it.
[Galaxy S II General] Okur90:
Does anyone know if the CM team is planning to bring the ability to change screen colour values to the S2? The Galaxy Nexus CM9 has it and when you use CM presets the colours look more vibrant, especially blacks look a lot deeper.
[Galaxy S II General] Okur90:
Hardware fault? Does it work on stock ROM?
[Galaxy S II General] yahyoh:
is ur mobile gt-i9100 ? cuz no one have this wired problem u have :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II General] :
Seems a hard stuff. I've saw that I need 25GB and more 90GB after sometime. Too bad I've open a 12GB partition on a 500GB HD to install ubuntu... Got stuck on the udev/installing something on package manager. Not today...
[Galaxy S II General] Toxic17:
Thanks for confirming your findings. I've posted this three times yet no one except yourself confirmed this. Every other post is about sound;)

Reset cache/ data in camera app by going to manage apps, select camera and delete data

Then go back to camera and select reset defaults. You should see the problem then.
[Galaxy S II General] 3dawg:
Yes it works on stock rom.

GT-I9100 yes.
[Galaxy S II General] shr33kant:
I'm running the new experimental build and its..really good! Codeworkx has made something truly special with this one. :thumbup:

Sent from my GT-I9100 using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II General] superleeds27:
Using the latest experimental build.

Using Auto-brightness, seems to make the backlights turn on by themselves even if ive set them not to turn on. Anyone else have this?

Also, now we can set the Lux past 3000, does anyone have any decent settings to enter into the custm levels area?
[Galaxy S II General] SimboXXX:
What launcher you using? It could be disabled in launcher settings. Or try different launcher.
[Galaxy S II General] SimboXXX:
Long-standing bug.
[Galaxy S II General] CRXed:
I did delete the data of the Camera in Settings - Manage Apps

Then I go into the Camera and there is no Reset Default in the menu, because I have that weird menu that changes.

Reset Defaults normally is at the bottom of that menu, right?
[Galaxy S II General] Okur90:
The Face unlock feature is broken on the latest experimental nightly. Fuzzy image from the front camera...
[Galaxy S II General] azulgranas:
I'm currently running on Experimental build. NSP and so happy with it. Everything is so smooth and battery is also at max capacity as it should be. No more unwanted wakelocks.
[Galaxy S II General] unreal64:
i have the same issue too!! i didn't see the reset default button, but when i cleared the app data i could press it and got the FC. I also have the options that duplicate from top to bottom and change orders, simply by scrolling the menu! it happen with TIMER MODE, POWER SHUTTER and LOCATION STORE options.

i hope he wouldn't listen to you. someone (as me) could always use it to see some videos on the TV (as this is the only thing that works)

---------- Post added at 01:07 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:02 AM ----------

something like that (not sure exactly what you want) is already there:

settings->advanced->screen

than select a mode and/or a scenario. if you want more vibrant color i suggest "dynamic" mode.

actually i'm fine with default settings as the colors are more "real" than with stock sam rom.
[Galaxy S II General] yahyoh:
dose it work i dont have mhl :eek:

as i know its not work :silly:

i should kill my self if its really working and i asked for remove it -_-
[Galaxy S II General] njwest:
http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/07/09/android-4-1-jelly-bean-released-to-aosp-right-now/

Does this mean Jelly Bean is coming soon? :D
[Galaxy S II General] Okur90:
I meant the colour preset hacks on GNexus, they can be seen here from 11:22 onwards...

http://youtu.be/2rV58jGEq-c?t=11m22s
[Galaxy S II General] buzzboy:
See here:

https://plus.google.com/u/0/117962666888533781522/posts/aRVWBbuWQar

Cheers.
[Galaxy S II General] shotta35:
Just freaking jizzed :o

Thanks for the link. :good:
[Galaxy S II General] lesp4ul:
Haha patience bro, theres a lot of differences between 4.0 and 4.1 but we will get it :)
[Galaxy S II General] njwest:
That was quick.
[Galaxy S II General] Toxic17:
yes thats right
[Galaxy S II General] MaKTaiL:
They removed the Reset Button on Camera because it was causing force closes. The button is still available for Vídeo and Panorama mode which also resets Camera. So use those.
[Galaxy S II General] d_sam:
Yeah baby, Android 4.1.0 sources released:D

http://thenextweb.com/google/2012/0...roid-googles-jelly-bean-4-1-goes-open-source/
[Galaxy S II General] rioferraz:
Guys how to use the OTG cable in CM9? Is Plug & Play ??
[Galaxy S II General] MaKTaiL:
Old.
[Galaxy S II General] Sl0wD34d:
Where can I found the widget clock you show on the screenshots?

Another thing, I think it would be great if you can do something to make the app menu transparent, or give us the option to do this.
[Galaxy S II General] pepemosca:
The easier way to "remove" the app is just to freeze the TvOut app on Titanium Backup.

Or... In a terminal or ABD (remember to have super user, su)

pm disable com.teamhacksung.tvout

This modification will remain set even when you update the CyanogenMod9.
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
Does this mean this is Android 4.1.1? :). Yeahhh sources baby!! :)
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
I wouldn't expect CM10 for a few days minimum, given that the sources have only just been released. It does take a bit of time to pull and merge the sources, and there may be unforseen issues for non-nexus devices.
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
What are a few days/week or so? Nothing.. It's nice to know sources are finally released :)
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Absolutely, it's the most important step to getting CM10. I just don't want people being disappointed tomorrow when we're still on CM9, that's all. :)
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
I've been around far too long to expect a new 'build' the day after source drop... ;)
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Well, not you, then again the people who will be in here saying "where's mah jellybeanz?!?!?" probably wouldn't read what I said anyway :p
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
Probably ;). But I'll forgive those people. They just want Jelly on their beans ;)
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
I've had the Google I/O developer release on my nexus for a bit, it is pretty amazing, and CM will only make it better.
[Galaxy S II General] #illidan:
Well it wouldn't be a surprise at all if this happened. Expect such posts to start from tomorrow's nightly build or judging by the posts in this thread so far maybe even after today's nightly :p