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[Galaxy S II General] dc9:
smsc number

i have problem sending sms while in roaming with last two builds. When I type *#*#4636#*#* smsc field is emty. if I select refresh 00 is displayed. if I insert smsc operater number manualy and hit update, getting error.

Any advice?
[Galaxy S II General] LiorScreamsSandwich:
how did you do this 3 black buttons in sgs2?
[Galaxy S II General] melorib:
Had nothing to do last night decided to check how Samsung is doing and flashed XXLPH...

Everything seems to work, but not smooth and fast as CM9 :rolleyes:

Video is not a priority for me, but I sure miss USB access to SDcard, what I dont miss is hours loading huge ROMs ;)

I love the elegance and sleekness of CM9 settings and notification screen, back home :cool:
[Galaxy S II General] freemini:
Damn..I will keep trying to find someone in my area that wants to exchange an GNex with sgs2. Probably won't find anyone but it's worth the try(I will however find in Romania, so I'll probably have a GNex by April).

That's enough OT, are SD card apps working for anyone else on latest build? I'm pretty sure they work for me, as Triple Town is installed on SD and still working fine without LP6 kernel. Just installed Fieldrunners without any issues at all. Now that touch is fixed and SD works great, I see no reason to use LP6 kernel.
[Galaxy S II General] DAMAGE_INC29:
+1 CPU and GPU speed is nothing compare to SGS2..my friend ordered GNEX and have been asking me to have my SGS2 exchanged with his GNEX..
[Galaxy S II General] spirouzbe:
Totally agree !

On top of that i find the form factor very disappointing ! The 4.7" screen doesn't justify the elephant size of the rest of the phone ! I love the square design of the SGS2 ...

The only only reason Nexus is interesting is the AOSP experience ! Beside that its fat big heavy and curved :confused: i dont understand why ppl like it :D
[Galaxy S II General] freemini:
That's what my dad thinks, but I like how clean it looks(except the back, that isn't that great looking). I guess not everyone likes huge curved screens :)
[Galaxy S II General] hzr34:
This pic isnot mine.
[Galaxy S II General] spirouzbe:
Maybe its a generation thing ^^ i realize im getting old :p
[Galaxy S II General] wazza_s:
Just flashed lph build and lph modem without any problems.

Someone earlier posted that the lph modem doesn't work with Telstra in Australia, works for though. I did download it twice though through rom manager due to the file being corrupted and showing no baseband after flashing.
[Galaxy S II General] PiracyX:
Yes I get this issue so I moved back to 0129 as well. Still enjoying the having CM9. I can't really go back to GB now.
[Galaxy S II General] xeenon:
Its stable enough for daily using.

Iam using the rom 01.29.2012.

Its the best for me.
[Galaxy S II General] furrypotato:
Anyone on latest build able to test chrome beta to see if it still freezes or crashes?
[Galaxy S II General] vegaznc:
It still freezes and crashes for me... :/
[Galaxy S II General] freemini:
yep, crashes just like before.
[Galaxy S II General] oaia:
Can I find somewhere the new kernel (LPH) with touch recovery!??

Thanks
[Galaxy S II General] The-Hulk:
Yes same problems, only had is running gor about 2-3 mins before FC
[Galaxy S II General] Riven3:
It's not working for me. I've tried fieldrunners too and error appeared as always.

I've flashed 0217 release and 0201 gapps with wipe partition
[Galaxy S II General] freemini:
lucky me, it works fine for me. Upgraded from last build with LP6 touch kernel. I also have the new bootloader(no triangle/counter) included in LPH from Sammy. GApps is latest from RomManager.
[Galaxy S II General] Prasad:
Why not default to Touch Recovery now?
[Galaxy S II General] bibymon:
as there is touch sensitivity problem now,i dont think touch recovery will be good option..atleast for the noobs
[Galaxy S II General] wmfreak:
Here you go:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/e9cyj3jo0dxtv1h/kernel-cm9-02172012-touch.zip

Cu placere din Oradea

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[Galaxy S II General] bibymon:
anyone tried 'swith me' app???i tried and got a bootloop :(

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do you have LPB with touch recovery??
[Galaxy S II General] SimboXXX:
Is there a way to set a music file as an alarm with this ICS clock?

Or can anyone recommend a replacement that works well? (so many in Market)
[Galaxy S II General] oaia:
Multumiri din Timisoara !! ;))
[Galaxy S II General] oaia:
there you are !
[Galaxy S II General] LuffyPSP:
The first release is already stable so this is even more! Well since u asked for stability. Never was an issue.
[Galaxy S II General] bibymon:
thanks... is it a well working one??i just reflashed the rom..dont wanna get screwed..thats why i asked whether you have tried it..

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is LPH kernel better than LPB??
[Galaxy S II General] luexi:
Sorry guys 1 more question before I flash.

I coming from LA4 2.3.6 stock, so in cwm I wipe my data etc first then flash the cm9 zips files etc or the other way around.

The instruction was not very clear.

Thanks!!
[Galaxy S II General] fayezkhan555:
I cannot change the boot animation as once i changed to Cynogen Mode 9 (a circle round by android guy) actually don't remember which one it was but now i cannot change by any method

1. through CWM

2. by moving bootanimation.zip to /system/media

And get the same boot animation

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- Copy GApps(You can get latest Gapps from Rom Manager),CM9 ZIPs to your internal SDCard

- Boot into Recovery

- Flash CM9 zip

- Flash GApps zip

- DO A DATA WIPE / FACTORY RESET (otherwise your calendar sync will not work)

- Reboot

- Don't restore Apps using Titanium Backup!
[Galaxy S II General] cpotter1971:
Try /data/local mine works fine
[Galaxy S II General] oaia:
worked for me, I do not see why should not work for you !!

not a significant difference between LPH and LPB
[Galaxy S II General] bibymon:
do a full wipe(data+cache+dalvik cache) before flashing cm9..also do a data wipe after the cm9 flash(a full wipe again wont do any harm)..else the calender wont sync..i have been doing like this every time & my cm9 is working perfect..also dont forget to copy gapps before flashing.. happy flashing :)

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[Galaxy S II General] fayezkhan555:
That work for me
[Galaxy S II General] GuestK00150:
there was another big settings update merged

http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,11972

perhaps we can see another update with upstream changes to try them ;)
[Galaxy S II General] Mtdjassen:
Da Fuq? Since when do I need premium version of Rom Manager to download CodeworkX's mod? I'm not about to pay €5.- for an app I solely use to download Roms (manually backup/flash/wipe from CWM because I don't trust Rom Manager one bit). Can someone upload latest build somewhere?

- edit: nevermind, didn't check de dev thread. Direct link is there. Still insane that it is reguired to buy premium rom manager to download these roms easily, but hey. Who am I to judge.
[Galaxy S II General] bibymon:
its true that we cant fully trust rom manager..sometimes it will stop working..better thing is to flash ourselves through cwm
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
Its true, ROM Manager isn't really supposed to be used on an SGS2 since it isn't fully compatible. I've had freezes with it before while trying to accomplish a task.

Easiest and safest way is to flash via CWM recovery.

Logged using an SGS2 type droid while floating in CM9 quadrant...
[Galaxy S II General] rage77:
Wow. You use their bandwidth and app but refuse to pay 5 lousy bucks? Do you also pay 1c for the Humble bundles? Do you know how that hurts them financially?

You really need to learn how the real world works mate. Everything costs money, at least pay the small businesses when you enjoy their convenience.
[Galaxy S II General] Mtdjassen:
Not really a discussion for this topic, but hey. The fact is (and that's what I tried stating): I do not enjoy their convenience. Rom Manager is for me, on SGSII, a useless piece of software I'd rather avoid. I like flashing manually trough CWM, and this 'lousy €5.-' as you call it covers far more than the expenses they make by the occasional ROM I download. It also cover their developments costs for an app I don't like and don't like to use. So that's that. I will however keep supporting CM financially because I'm not unaware of 'how the world works', as you tried convincing me of.
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
You ever had a look at the download links?

http://developer.clockworkmod.com/downloads/51/2097/update-cm-9-02172012-CODEWORKX-SGS2-signed.zip

Files are lying around at the ROMManager Server. You're using it anyway.

And i'm sure you're not downloading once, you're downloading every update or nightly. 5 € isn't much.
[Galaxy S II General] espenfjo:
This ASEC thingie.. How sure are we that this is a signature check from Samsung, and not a bug we are seeing?

I have been trying do debug it a bit, and I have to say it looks just weird.
[Galaxy S II General] PiCkLeS:
Running latest build, any one else notice the upper backside around the camera getting really warm? Can't say its draining battery (53% left, 16h use quite heavy) but its hot.

Never been like that before.

/P
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
Vold does some ioctls on /dev/device-mapper and gets permission denied. But it's not a simple permission problem since the first three ioctls are working fine.

It happens on stock rom if you touch the kernel, too. See CF-Root. So it cannot be a simple bug because CF-Root doesn't modify vold or something related to it.
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
It's your CPU. ;-)
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
This is normal, that's where the CPU heatsink is on I9100. It should only get a bit warm when you're playing HD games like Asphalt 6, the heat presents no danger to the device itself.
[Galaxy S II General] espenfjo:
Ok, thank you.

Was looking at a trace of vold (http://pastebin.com/Tz6YDTMj), and was a bit bothered by it getting EBUSY from /dev/device-mapper.

But i guess i would need to find some more information on how Android does this, to see if it really is some way I can trick it without kernel sources.
[Galaxy S II General] PiCkLeS:
Figured as much :-)

No but I use my phone for everything, all day .. sounds silly but I get to know them quite well :-)

And since yesterdays build, somethings changed, never been this hot before.

But since no one else seems to have the issue , nevermind, its not draining the battery :-)
[Galaxy S II General] Neo.:
Does MTP work on the ROM??? :O
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
1. Please search next time.

2. No, it doesn't. Try AirDroid.....
[Galaxy S II General] AlexeyRak:
Hello, I read a lot, but don't write much. Just wanna assure those who have doubts about this rom - back up your old 2.3.x and flash this ics, it is a great rom, completely new expirience. For me it works quite well, no complaints. Just one thing that bothers me a little - can't install some apps, like xda-developers premium, it says "Couldn't install on USB storage or SD card". Tried to unmount SD - did not work. Is there any certain solutions?

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II General] xeenon:
You have to Install the 01.29 rom.
[Galaxy S II General] fayezkhan555:
Took your SD card out from the phone any try it.
[Galaxy S II General] boggsterman:
OK guys so i'm still having a problem with my sms. I am aware of the smsc number fix using *#*#4636#*#* and then entering the smsc code. It works fine until i reboot the phone, then it wipes the smsc and i have to enter it again. This is a royal pain in the a**. I even went and got a new sim-card today thinking it might be the fact i had an old sim-card but that has also not fixed the problem. Does anybody have any ideas?
[Galaxy S II General] Mark ter Grote:
i want to pay but havent a credit card can i pay any other ways?
[Galaxy S II General] Neo.:
Hi,

I know that it does not but I saw someone mentioning (Bala_Gamer) that MTP is working. I know that it's kernel dependent module which is the reason it's broken. (No sources) just confused if they somehow managed to made it work!

Thanks for the answer :)
[Galaxy S II General] D79_:
Forget rommanager and save ya money, there is plenty of other ways to download the latest roms, kernels etc...
[Galaxy S II General] Remoteconcern:
Why are you trying to discourage someone from supporting a developer?

The money isn't for ROM manager per se - like codeworkx said, you can download it from the server anyway.

It's a way of supporting the developer, and openly posting the kind of comment above isn't likely to go down that well.
[Galaxy S II General] DAMAGE_INC29:
love CM9 from the very start ^^,
[Galaxy S II General] D79_:
Why support somthin u dont need or use, coz if u support every developer for makin apps then ull be broke

For eg... if a man who owns there own car showroom and says, heres a £5000 car for free but if u take this car u wont be supportin me. Would u take the car for free or support him with £5000. ?
[Galaxy S II General] AlexeyRak:
Thanks, just tried, did not work.
[Galaxy S II General] SimboXXX:
If you're restoring with titanium, scroll down to middle of settings "Restore backups to..." and choose internal storage.
[Galaxy S II General] Remoteconcern:
I don't agree with you at all, which is fine - but I think that actively encouraging other members who seem willing to support the developers, for whatever reason, is too much.

Just my thoughts though.
[Galaxy S II General] xavihernandez:
You have to set it coded. Try to search for "smsc android 0791" at Google you will find an answer I cant remember a link to convert numbers.
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
No problem dude.

If no one supports us, then we're not longer able to do and host builds.

Go back to a samsung rom and have fun.

See this:

http://www.cyanogenmod.com/blog/cyanogenmod-needs-your-help
[Galaxy S II General] alucine:
First, thanks to CM team for CM9, for me is a gorgeous work, without source kernel, waiting release from samsung, be happy :)

Today i updated to last release, with all wipes, all OK, but not is possible change to 3G, also in previous release, the same problem, now with last modem LPH.

Any idea to force 3G ?, toggle not works, unchecked 2G only, and not work .. :confused:
[Galaxy S II General] D79_:
Thats fair enough, everyone is entitled to there own opinion.

If he wants to pay for an app he dont need then thats upto him but i thought id help him out buy savin him his money as he dont need rommanager, £4 for a app u dont need is daft
[Galaxy S II General] Riven3:
Tried latest gapps and didn't work either. Could be the bootloader then. Where can i find it?
[Galaxy S II General] AlexeyRak:
You don't have to support every developer, but supporting those who developed apps you use won't make you broke.
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
It's not just the app your paying for. It's the hosting, too!!!

No Donations -> no Servers -> no Download -> no ROM!

http://www.cyanogenmod.com/blog/cyanogenmod-needs-your-help
[Galaxy S II General] D79_:
We dont need there servers as there is servers like dropbox wat is free

That £4 can go in my kids money box, that will add up and support there future

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We r usin ur roms so we will support u but we dont need to support somthin we dont use
[Galaxy S II General] XDA mark:
Ok dude, it's very simple. You want more Cyanogenmod? Then they are kindly asking for some money. Don't want to give any money? Then don't give any. I am sure there are others that will donate some and probably Cyanogen will continue to exist.

We understand your point of view.
[Galaxy S II General] D79_:
Read wat i put on my last post again, wat u just replied on, coz i just said we will support codeworkx and team but only coz we r usin there roms but if we aint usin an app then y support them, ur goin round in circles

Ps. Not causin an argument btw, "make love not war" :-)
[Galaxy S II General] GuestK00150:
I really hope every single user in here is donating! This work is soooooo awesome!!! I did my 10 bucks ;) If everybody in here would do this, server hardware shouldn`t be a problem soon and we can enjoy our nightlies :D
[Galaxy S II General] MistahBungle:
You're right man re: supporting devs ;)

Don't feed the troll. This kind of thing happens in here every few days or so & the person you're arguing with always seems to be involved.
[Galaxy S II General] njwest:
D79: I have been following these forums for a while and I have been getting increasingly annoyed at your conduct. You frequently make an arse of yourself, you type like a brain-dead baboon and now you have the nerve to, to codeworkx' face no less, to tell people not to support developers?

Screw you. You're well within your rights not to pay yourself, but telling others it's a waste of time is about as rude as you can get.

So please, if you would be so kind, shut up.
[Galaxy S II General] Remoteconcern:
Thanks for the heads up - was about to write another reply but think it might be best avoided.

Going to go donate to the server cause now instead :cool:
[Galaxy S II General] Putzy:
Are you serious? You think that CyanogenMod can be built using Dropbox? Oh god...
[Galaxy S II General] D79_:
Makin somthin as simple as a bat mod takes time, so think how long it takes for codeworkx to do these roms, not just one rom aswell. So defo deserves donatin :-)
[Galaxy S II General] GuestK00150:
That is simply not true! They don`t need the servers just for hosting, but for compiling the builds every night! Have you already tried to build something on linux or bsd? Depending on the operation it`s taking time and computer resources. Have you ever thought about how many devices are supported by cm? Every device should be able to get a build every night.

Just my thoughts ;) And as said before, I did my donation :D
[Galaxy S II General] Net.silb:
Dude, you did something wrong, are you using cm9 or a samsung based rom?

If you are using a samsung based rom, it wont work because samsung are stupid! :p
[Galaxy S II General] D79_:
Rom manager is an app wat cost £4 wat i dont use so why would i support that app? I support "CyanogenMod" coz of there great roms i "use" so at the end of the day im still supportin there severs, just not via the rommanager i dont use

And rom manager is a download app and i dont need it so dont need to support it. My opinion
[Galaxy S II General] yoramweil:
I agree with the above. Worked ery smoothly also with the Nova Launcher. The only thing is I've tested my device with AnTuTu Benchmark with CM9 and I got much lower results than with moded stock ICS (westcrip resurrection 9.2). How come?
[Galaxy S II General] TheSaw:
This is getting off-topic guys!

Conclusion: don't be a dickhead, and support some developers you like, and if you can afford it :). And D79_, no need to discourage other people to support the devs, if you don't want to do it, just don't do it.

Latest build is really nice on the battery... awesomely smooth curve in deep sleep.
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
YOU ARE USING KOUSH'S BANDWIDTH WHILE DOWNLOADING OUR BUILDS!!!

KOUSH HAS TO PAY FOR THE CLOUD AND THE BANDWIDTH!!!

And no, dropbox is no alternative for handling thousand of downloads everytime a build comes up.

Donate or stop downloading our builds. It's very simple to understand.
[Galaxy S II General] TheSaw:
Okay, D79_ might be an idiot, but that's a bit far-fetched :D
[Galaxy S II General] njwest:
Your poor excuse for English?
[Galaxy S II General] pewpewbangbang:
Hes saying even though your not using the ROM Manager app.....Koush is still the one handling all the downloads and every download is using Koush's bandwidth and cloud. At least thats what i think he means. All the links he gives and you use to download Cyanogenmod are because Koush is paying for it
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
It's not only the app you're paying for. It's also the hosting for OUR builds.

http://developer.clockworkmod.com/downloads/51/2097/update-cm-9-02172012-CODEWORKX-SGS2-signed.zip = ROMManager Server = Koush has to pay for it!

ROMManager = Koush's App -> buy it -> makes Koush happy -> makes Koush able to Pay his server where we're hosting OUR builds.

If no one buy's ROMManager -> Koush runs out of money -> not able to hold the server -> server down -> hosting down -> no download
[Galaxy S II General] Bouncer5:
Anyone got the latest version of Google Maps? Trying to install it and its saying incompatible update, I have no maps now.
[Galaxy S II General] ferreinf:
Done my donation if all of us give some it's going to be easy... :)
[Galaxy S II General] pewpewbangbang:
So i was right......
[Galaxy S II General] Dollitle:
Mersi mult din Israel
[Galaxy S II General] :
Reading your posts makes me want to self harm.
[Galaxy S II General] belmont19:
Hi codeworkx we really apreciate your work to our sg2, we understand you need to buy things to make cm9 100% funcionability, some persons don't understand why you asking the donation, for 1 who dint understand 100 gave you something.

We apreciate your effort to finish cm9, we know samsung doesnt realease the source code to let you finish the excelent work of you and your team.

Please forgive me if i dont donate but in my country have a restriction for the dollars of fly and internet, i will help you with any bootanimation if you want

Again forgive me

Enviado desde mi GT-I9100 usando Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II General] bibymon:
why people are caring about the benchmark scores a lot???if the ROM is working fine and every app is running smooth who cares about the scores..may be some fools..i've question for you..if you got a great score in an ugly or non-user friendly ROM will you stick on to it?? benchmark scores have nothing to do with the real life situation.
[Galaxy S II General] AlexeyRak:
Benchmark gives you an idea about a rom sometimes.
[Galaxy S II General] pulser_g2:
Orly?

Sure, let's all build cyanogenmod on dropbox... That's a wonderful idea! Why didn't anyone think of that?

OH WAIT A SECOND... We are talking about *building* the ROM, not simply hosting it. And even if we were just hosting it, the bandwidth would be so great that the account would be automatically disabled in minutes!

If you don't know what you're talking about, don't talk. It makes you look less stupid.

Learn English. Netspeak does not count. "r" is not a word. "usin" is not a word. "ur" is not a word. "u" is not a word. "somethin" is not a word. There is an apostrophe in "dont", and there is a full stop after "use"

There is an "h" in "wat" (x2). "u" is not a word. "coz" is not a word. "r" is not a word. "usin" is not a word. "aint" has an apostrophe. "y" is not a word. "ur" is not a word.

I am bored correcting your inability to spell. So now I'll pick up on other things. You've now realised it's worth donating to keep things going. Congratulations.

Wrong. You are wanting downloads of ROMs. These must be built on servers, and hosted on servers. You are using the CWM servers to download this ROM.

Again, how do you compile a ROM using dropbox for 50 devices?

Gladly... I presume you are talking to me, or indeed any person in this thread other than yourself.

Nobody said to donate to Koush. Read http://www.cyanogenmod.com/blog/cyanogenmod-needs-your-help

ROMs are hosted on Koush's (and others') systems. Money is needed to pay for the bills caused by users like yourself, who cannot spell, and write in some strange "noobspeak" language.

If you want to use CM, and download it, you are contributing to the costs of running CM. Right now, the builds cannot be made because there's no servers to run them on.

If you want to argue, please form sentences which make sense without requiring use of translation systems. And please look at what you're arguing, since you've just made yourself look stupid here.

I strongly suggest you don't post in this thread again, as you've trolled it for long enough with your lack of understanding of the technical points in discussion here.