yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II General] TheSaw:
Hm. Okay. But the default video player is pretty **** then. I was just expecting more. And I always expected more from CM, than just settle for mediocrity, because that's how AOSP is.
[Galaxy S II General] GuestK00150:
ANOTHER CHANGELOG POST

As people do not stop asking for the changelog (even if it is at the OP) I´ll go for it again.

A few das ago I tried to adopt some filters to the cm-gerrit commits to only show sgs2 merged changes.

I added two filters today and just want to share my link for the changelog with you.

GERRIT CHANGELOG SGS2

It is more complete than the appspot changelog. For example the commit from yesterday regarding the quiet hours is not shown at appspot.

Hope it helps anyone!? If I forgot to add gerrit projects that have influence on sgs2, please let me know.

Perhaps the filtered gerrit changelog can be added to the OP?!
[Galaxy S II General] gbohm:
u choose cm because it is very near on aosp if u are looking for smth else look somewhere else....

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[Galaxy S II General] gabx:
I am very happy for you you don't have this issue. Thank you for your helpful comment
[Galaxy S II General] Entropy512:
Fuel gauge reporting artificially low after a reboot on low battery (<50-60%) is a well known hardware limitation - it's the (small) price we pay for never having to screw around with battery calibration.

As to SoDs - Nothing you can do until kernel source comes out and the CM guys start building with it. Samsung doesn't enable ramconsole (/proc/last_kmsg) in their stock kernels any more as far as I can tell - so custom kernel developers need to enable it.

Also - Using SetCPU with a screen-off profile less than 800 MHz is an almost guaranteed SoD on stock Samsung kernels (including initramfs repacks). It's OK on nearly all custom kernels though.
[Galaxy S II General] kalpik:
Why not raise a bug request at the appspot page?
[Galaxy S II General] Entropy512:
No - not even with kernel sources.. We don't have a Wolfson WM8994.

VOODOO SOUND IS NOT VOODOO LOUDER!

I wish. Then I'd actually be able to play with CM9 without dealing with those pesky softkeys.

So annoying not to be able to fix something that is one damn line of code.

FLAWLESS VICTORY!!!!
[Galaxy S II General] rnksarda:
i think i am gonna give up

everyone has amazing battery life and the people who complain get it fixed or a proper suggestion from someone :eek:

i guess am the only one who faces this problem , pathetic battery life

wish it was 20 hours+ or something :(:(
[Galaxy S II General] TheSaw:
No, not really. Why are there CM builds for nexus phones then? I think the point of CM is to give a bit more than that. And from ym point of view, that shouldn't exclude a better video player. Yeah, ofcourse it's not a priority, but as we have a CM music player, a launcher, why not a video player, that does more than it does now?
[Galaxy S II General] pbmcmlxxi:
Hi,

I am also on Vodafone, and use Go SMS Pro - I can confirm I personally have not had any issues of not receiving texts.

The only issue I have come across is not receiving a delivery report on the first text message sent after I have rebooted the phone. Delivery reports arrive for subsequent sent texts.
[Galaxy S II General] NoMad28:
thanks soooo much dear "super-uber-experts" jeremija8 , rutgerhoorn and digeddydogg, I kneel down in favor of your glorious support!

the first post includes the string "usb" exactly: 0 times.

also "driver" is mentioned: 0 times.

and guess what: no single word about "connection". Thank you, mighty flamers.

You made my day :D
[Galaxy S II General] sakur:
dont work kaapass

how let work KeePass Droid in this rom?
[Galaxy S II General] hIdd3N-:
y u no read known issues?
[Galaxy S II General] swatsbiz:
FLASH JUNKIES TAKE NOTE

I'm not sure why I'm posting this, after-all no-one reads the thread anyway, so this won't stop anyone asking questions about battery life!

I realise that we don't need to calibrate our batteries, on the SGS2, but the software still has to estimate how much battery life we have available and report it to our screens. To get an effective battery reading, the OS has to run for several days, if not weeks to get a proper reading.

So if you're flashing every nightly or even every-other nightly, there is no point in saying stupid things like "WOW amazing battery in last nights build" or "Battery life is much worse in this build!". You have to give it time for the OS to gain a proper reading and when you're constantly flashing and wiping, it cannot do this!

Another reason to give it time is that Android has a built-in Task manager, which learns to kill certain apps at appropriate times and starts to deal with rogue apps (if you have a rogue app then find it and uninstall it). A simple reboot may be all that's required to stop a battery draining app, but just to start shouting about poor battery life having only flashed the ROM in the past 24hrs is pointless.

You may also get an improved/worse battery performance if the flash didn't go well ... a full wipe and reflash is recommended from time to ensure that there's no clashing system bugs etc.

But on the whole, if you notice a difference from one flash to the next it's a) placebo b) not given long enough to settle in ...
[Galaxy S II General] Fornjotr:
I have batterylife 20h and more with WIFI disconnected and approx. +-10h with connected, like you have.
[Galaxy S II General] FordT:
read on, there was a suggestion for a workaround...
[Galaxy S II General] elban:
works for me.

maybe you restored it from titanium backup? broken data?

try uninstalling and reinstalling.
[Galaxy S II General] digeddydogg:
Obviously you can't read or work a link. Not an uber expert. Just literate.
[Galaxy S II General] rnksarda:
any tips on what should i do ?
[Galaxy S II General] GuestK00150:
you are very welcome to do it ;)
[Galaxy S II General] swatsbiz:
Read

10Char
[Galaxy S II General] freemini:
That post of yours was what I wanted to say, but a lot longer and with more details. I've noticed with Samsung's ROMs(had some time with a single ROM only with theirs) that battery gets more consistent after some days/weeks.
[Galaxy S II General] kalpik:
I wasn't being sarcastic mate! You have taken all the trouble to find out what needs to be done to get the correct changelog! You'd be the best person to explain it to the appspot guy! His email is at the bottom of the page. I request to you drop a mail to him, so that we all can enjoy a more readable changelog :)
[Galaxy S II General] Fornjotr:
Try to switch the wifi off..
[Galaxy S II General] freemini:
You guys keep complaining, I'll just buy Mass Effect 3 ;)
[Galaxy S II General] gabx:
calling my combox is not a workaround. Even if I try a call, i will get a message error as service not available. It won't open the pad where I can enter the PIN code.
[Galaxy S II General] lrbpereira:
There are really good dev reading this posts that can make magic with what i´m going to ask.

For i.e In the AOPK/CM9 build, in the rom control tab in the phone setting there is a way to change the icons on the default lockscreen, and even choose the number os icons that apear there...

Even Anzo had a Mod, that stopped working since February, that alow us to have more icons on the lockscreen - 4...

Is there a way, untill codeworkx put this in the CM9 settings, to make a patch or a fix using or the Mod or the AOPK option so it´s became possible to change in the lockscreen icons form camera to the sms??? Maybe like AOPK, choosing the number of icons, etc...

@Codeworkx: Don´t know if anyone more noticed but in the default lockscreen, the unlock circle is "off" screen, maybe the screen size is off, not 480*800. Anzo fixed that before, now it doesn´t work though.

Thanks
[Galaxy S II General] eep2378:
^^THIS! 10 char.
[Galaxy S II General] fr3quency:
If you're constantly checking your phone's battery and wakelocks, then you cannot enjoy it. Especially when on an Alpha/Beta ROM. Nevertheless, you're such a noob, you will install a new build every 1-2 days, and will complain again for battery. You cannot judge an unfinished "product". You've f***ed up the SGS2 forum with your stupid questions(1) and the other guy just revived a dead thread from August 2011. Nothing to do here. Thank God there's twitter and we can get informed...
[Galaxy S II General] norpan111:
If you mean your own post, you failed to read that also
[Galaxy S II General] xavihernandez:
Feel free to contribute by developing CM Video player and submit it to git.
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
You probably didn't notice that CM9 is still under heavy development.
[Galaxy S II General] xeenon:
@xplod

(Google translation, sorry for that)

You're absolutely right but it is fair to punish the user to keep control of them?

If cm9 has finished i would buy it. But actually i want see the development.

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[Galaxy S II General] Hammerhand.17:
Hope it isn't asked before, but web market doesn't work for me; if I press "Install" in any app, nothing happens in my phone, nothing seems to be sent. ?
[Galaxy S II General] :
There are only so many contributors to CM. The non-core function stuff you refer to is lower priority than all the work that's being done now, i.e. making things stable, adding the CM settings back (and adding new ones) that people have come to expect.

Sure a video player would be nice, but there are more pressing issues right now.
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
Take a Galaxy Nexus with original ICS from google and compare. ;-)

This is no issue or bug. It's meant to be this way.

*codeworkxstartscrying*

If someone says he fixed it, then he actually broke it.
[Galaxy S II General] Ogy77:
Devs have right and totaly must be angry on us,come on help them to fix some serious stuff and sorry for stupid questions,take care for your device and please continue development this great rom.One more sorry guys,Codeworkx and XpLoDWilD.
[Galaxy S II General] xeenon:
Are you logged in into your googleaccount @your device

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[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
Do we deserve the pain users are doing to us?

No.

Hit us, get a harder hit back!
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
@xplodwild

YIPIJAHEY SCHWEINEBACKE
[Galaxy S II General] Hammerhand.17:
You mean if I am connected to google in the S2? Yes, I am, market works if I use it from the phone, bot web doesn't, I don't know if it is a server issue or cm9.
[Galaxy S II General] Xerovius:
Hey devs, do your mdnie modes work fine? Some of the modes for me put the phone into kernel panic mode.

oh wait, just saw that the search function was restored. Disregard.
[Galaxy S II General] exmazda6fahrer:
One of the best postings ever!

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[Galaxy S II General] jorel000:
Hey Codeworkx! I flashed your unofficial build last weekend and I am very impressed! I've been following CM9's development since last month and I just wanna say thanks for making me really happy! I bought my SGS2 and I regret that I didn't wait for the GNexus. So thanks so much for letting all of us here have a taste of AOSP ICS. Best wishes!
[Galaxy S II General] NickoPulver:
And then i must ask how do you or anyone else not working on cm9 for the phones, what they are working on and what the rom will look like when its done.......and as a general comment on all this posting in this thread.....why why all i read is complaints and problems i have no problems or very few.....i try to read solve it myself.....not asking questions or complaining about stuff im glad to be able to use because some person on free time and knowledge to do what i cant......so why would i complain when if that person didnt share what he had done all of us with no knowledge about coding would have nothing......is nothing better then having something....thats what i wonder.....cause that is what we will have soon if this continues.......think about that ......do it yourself all of you that have so many complaints about most things......and if you cant i would suggest .....be happy with what we got and stop driving the very few people that know how to code away........because then we all will suffer.......is that what we want?....nothing and only stock?......think think think about what all these nagging is doing to yourself in the end......there is a saying that says ....Dont bite the hand that feeds you.........
[Galaxy S II General] freemini:
We should repost xploid's post(in BIG and red letters) once in a while, maybe that way people may actually notice it since they obviously can't see the first page.
[Galaxy S II General] lrbpereira:
I´m a big suporter of CM9 SGS2 project since day 1! Always used cm9 releases since the firts day, even when the battery only lasted for some hours. And for that I´m gratefull!

Don´t want to rush anyone, just want to help!

The lockscreen - for me - is a main feature, because I use a lot the sms app, and if the we had the ability to change the camera icon to the sms one, for me... it would cut of a lot of time. For now I have to unlock, go to home, click on the sms app, open it, etc... The correct way sould slide to the sms icon on the lockscreen and that it... But ok. I understand. Don´t want to pressure no one.
[Galaxy S II General] TechTune:
Quick question, when you guys keep reflashing these nightly builds.. do you start from scratch? Setting up homescreens, widgets and bookmarks etc.
[Galaxy S II General] arif-ali:
This is my first post in this thread;

No doubt, well said,

As a ROM hacker myself (I don't call myself a developer), I fully appreciate what you guys are saying here.

I stopped reading this thread as soon as this was created. No point, mostly useless. I wouldn't want to be in your position.

To all users; c'mon man give these guys a break. They do ALL this for free, they have no duty to you. They provide this as a free service from their own expense be it time or money.

read, search, experment.

Like teamhacksung have said previously, this is in DEVELOPMENT, it's not even stable yet; So it could be that most things people are faffing about are from the core CM code and not actually the device code.

If you don't have a relevant question that HELPS developers, then there's no point in posting.

I wouldn't want to develop for SGSII if I had this much grief from users
[Galaxy S II General] lrbpereira:
No. Just wipe cache and dalvick cache and flash the nightly and the gapps... all will remain the same (the data that you talked about...).
[Galaxy S II General] :
No, since you don't have to wipe data.
[Galaxy S II General] TheSniperFan:
For most of the time I stayed out of the thread, because I realize (and understand) that you get angry/annoyed as this thread is full of useless crap. I did follow the thread, and still do, but I don't like posting here because most of the time it seems that your question will never be answered, as the same second you post, like ten other posts of this sort pop up:

"I CHANGED MAH DPI. NAO TEH MARKET NOT WORKS!!1!! CM IS BROKE!1!!! FIX IT PLZ!!1!"

I bet even your "announcement" will sink in the flood of BS rather fast and people will forget it and start doll over again.

Dev's, in all seriousness:

This thread is not going anywhere. It has (or more precise, the users have) proven that nothing's gonna change. It's not like you suddenly say that you're angry. I remember similar situations like weeks ago (if not months).

It won't change. At least not until you got the source code of the kernel, fixed the important stuff and can start caring about those small problems.

Is there no alternative to this thread? Like communication with trusty, reliable persons through PM's? I mean the noobs will piss you off, you gonna piss back, what won't stop the next bunch of noobs from pissing you off again.

I hope you understand what I mean. I just don't see this thread changing.
[Galaxy S II General] killall:
Can't you use Widgetlocker in the meantime?
[Galaxy S II General] Mark ter Grote:
Finaly someone said it...

this is the truth whit hard words thnx daniel:thumbup:
[Galaxy S II General] xavihernandez:
I know it is still under development, and I don't want to blame devs or so I just want to put a remark, it's not a request or so (I'm forced to explain regarding all crappy posts there are here).

It is not possible to share a contact in SMS and it is not possible to add Contact Infos (like in CM7 for example) while writing SMS (of course copy paste from contact edition working).

Remember it is just a remark it may have been missed or it may be supposed to be added later. I'm not especially waiting for an answer.

Anyways thanks for any contributor to this project. Keep up your good work peeps.
[Galaxy S II General] Nexu$:
I think this thread, like any other CM9 thread should be locked - 500 pages with only 2 properly reported issues? Value is questionable.

The last post on all locked thread should read something like:

BEFORE YOU ASK ANY OTHER QUESTIONS, TAKE THIS PETITION TO 10k SIGNATURES http://www.change.org/petitions/sam...-achieve-full-potential-of-purchased-devices#

This should give DEV some quiet time; all n00b PM will result in automatic BAN, and voila - order will be restored in no time...

If and when we get sources... we'll see. First rule is NO ETA.
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
There is a simple solution.

STOP NIGHTLIES AND EXPERIMENTAL BUILDS!

Then there's nothing to spam about.

Problem solved.

Users don't have to deal with bugs.

Dev's don't have to deal with users.

Dev's get a lot more freetime.
[Galaxy S II General] NickoPulver:
There would be no developers in the world if all mankind would only ask questions and not trying to read and trying to fix things on their own.....how do you all think they have achived all their knowledge.....by asking questions?....i wouldnt think so......years of reading,experimenting,testing,and a burning interest to know how things work and why......so for all of us inkluding me that dont know much or have that interest to find everything out.....just be greatful for having this....we could easily have nothing if the developers loose their interest in doing all this......and i for one must say that they are very kind to us when they share their work with us......so i will never complain and try to tell them what to do on their free time.....im happy with what i get and if i dont like it i can decide for myself not to use it and be quiet......
[Galaxy S II General] cedric123:
do this then sources get free and we get issues fixed in 1 week!
[Galaxy S II General] gbohm:
or u just stop careing about it like any other dev is doing it.

why do you even care relax feel proud that your work has the most publicity of any cm (i think) and just live with the thousand of thousand nonsense posts it is not your job to keep this forum clean

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[Galaxy S II General] swatsbiz:
A little optimistic I feel
[Galaxy S II General] rnksarda:
wifi is showing grey logo and not getting connected (lp6 modem)

wifi is showing grey logo and not getting connected (lp6 modem)

strange thing is 3g works perfectly , at last i was getting good battery life , but again there is an issue unfortunately

ps : i rebooted the device , still the same !
[Galaxy S II General] freemini:
I understand your pain, but like others said you don't have any obligation to follow or respond to the discussion thread. Or you could turn it private until it's done since I've seen a lot of people just download the zip and quickly ask the same questions over and over again.

Did you try turning it off and on, if that doesn't work then forget your network and rejoin. If that also doesn't then wipe everything and try it again.
[Galaxy S II General] Hassi94:
Airplane mode and back?
[Galaxy S II General] Piccles:
I believe wifi is controlled by the kernel...
[Galaxy S II General] MrZammler:
Agreed.

I do follow this thread and have flashed CM9 a couple of times on my S2 but never posted here before. The problem with this thread is that it has no point.

I can understand why a developer who builds something smallish could have a forum thread to communicate with the end users, but when we're talking about something as big as CM, it really isn't viable to do so.

Open source development has been around for many years, and such things are already solved. Developers check only their project's bugzilla/vcs systems, and only rarely interact via forums. Does someone have a problem? He needs to start a bugzilla ticket, period. Don't accept logs/debug info here, I really can't understand how you manage that. Let users deal with users, there's really nothing for developers here.

For the people who respond to posts like: "Video recording does not work". Don't do it. Don't respond at all. Let these posts unanswered, let them wonder why. I bet they will start searching.

Btw, great work on CM :-)
[Galaxy S II General] TheSniperFan:
If you don't want to deal with this kind of s**t and think that stopping the nightlies is the way to go:

Feel free to do so. I am absolutely serious about this.

It clearly wouldn't make me happy, but that's not your job.

I can't speak for other people, but I do not demand anything from you. You're doing it for us, but we can't give you anything back besides proper feedback. And the majority of us disappoints you by being to dumb to understand how to not piss you off.
[Galaxy S II General] fatcobrah:
i think wi-fi protected setup (WPS) doesn't work here .

can anybody test it ?
[Galaxy S II General] rnksarda:
should i just change the kernel instead ( it was giving me great battery last few days :( )
[Galaxy S II General] xavihernandez:
I don't really agree. This is users thread not development thread. Users can share their feeling, their remarks,... what they want. BUT they don't have to expect any support from devs (not from users neither). Development thread offers users to report BUGS (I repeat bug, not a thing that miss or so) with attached logcat and all things devs need to take a look at it. Devs are not forced to take a look at it though. But these reports may help them anyways.

I think people have to calm down. Devs may be pissed of because of all wishes of users who don't even read what they wrote, what they needed, what they plan to do, and of course what they have already done so far (great job). Users must remember this is a "gift" from some devs who loves their HOBBY. We have not to expect anything. We have to enjoy what we have and wait for improvements if possible and if devs still want to play with it. Users who are not glad of the way this happening can move away. Plenty of ROMs exist, and you can always flash stock ROM back.

To be back to subject its not a good thing to lock this thread. Sharing feeling is not forbidden. Just ignore post you do not want to read.
[Galaxy S II General] NickoPulver:
if not on kernal that comes with cm9 then change to stock cm9 kernal......
[Galaxy S II General] killall:
Exactly!

10char
[Galaxy S II General] Fabriciohss:
What about we just ignore the whinners so things can move on as always? :confused:
[Galaxy S II General] kalpik:
Asked codeworkx and xplodwild to stop reading this thread. I implore the regulars here to hold the fort! And if there's any useful post or info, please forward it to the dev thread, but ofcourse only if it needs the dev's attention :)
[Galaxy S II General] fireflyv2:
Makes much more sense than them coming here to answer the same old questions every other day..
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
That's the problem. You have to read all this bull**** to find the little post which has usefull infos for us. ;-)

But we found a solution.

We don't look at this threads anymore and don't care about it.

Kalpik will redirect usefull infos directly to us.

Bye bye.

See you again if CM9 if finished.
[Galaxy S II General] rnksarda:
actually my stock kernel was giving bad battery ? your talking bout LPH right ?
[Galaxy S II General] oibaf2010:
It works normally here.