yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II General] Duuuude:
No solution, unfortunately. It's been like that a good while now (couple of months, maybe).
[Galaxy S II General] lbthomsen:
Just shows I don't use the compass all that often but I'm certain it used to work. Any idea what caused it to break?
[Galaxy S II General] apollero:
Mine still works. Got the newest build too
[Galaxy S II General] ccrows:
+1 same here.

LPX was causing me issues and I had a lot of 1 bars. Then I switched over to LPS, and I usually have full bars.

BTW I live in the US (Midwest) if that helps anyone else... ;)
[Galaxy S II General] Mysterious99:
This ROM charges intelligently right?

As I leave my phone on charging the entire night.

I just want to know in case I am ruining my phone's battery

:confused:
[Galaxy S II General] Thedonk13:
I'm sure this has been answered, but i don't know what key words to search with..

i've tried "sensor" "proximity" "call" during calls" and i can NOT find the answer to my issue..

i did read that it was a kernel issue, but EVERY kernel i try results in the same problem, when i receive a phone call my screen shuts off and will not come back on...if i try to call my voice mail, i have to pull the battery because the phone will not come back on and the call will not end....

any help would be really nice...thank you
[Galaxy S II General] bayarea757:
Im having a problem when i try to unlock it wont input my touch. I has set dev options to show touch and there is constantly one on lock screen. Reboot fixes for a while
[Galaxy S II General] :
here you will get the latest builds of the kernel.

http://www.android-hilfe.de/kernel-...-beta10-ics-xxtweaker-app-ota-touch-cmwr.html

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i use tab...better & bigger display :cowboy:
[Galaxy S II General] DrunkFuX666:
How can you sign out of latitude...?? When I go to accounts Its not.showing an option to sign out, just change between accounts... and if trying to uninstall latitude, its saying it will uninstall google maps as a whole...

Sent from my Galaxy ICSII
[Galaxy S II General] :
go to setting====>Location services.....untick all.
[Galaxy S II General] ghassir:
Hi everybody,

some one know how can i set a ringtone for the delivred notification (i am on cm9)?
[Galaxy S II General] prashanth_wl:
Which is better the current nightly or RC1. Am currently on RC1...!!
[Galaxy S II General] loverhime:
Yup, that is the problem.

I flashed zslpg baseband for me and it fixed.
[Galaxy S II General] FingR86:
cm-9-20120630-NIGHTLY

Camera error: Can't connect to the camera

with stock camera app and with other too

can anyone help ?
[Galaxy S II General] bb42001:
In Latitude menu button > location setting > sign out of latitude
[Galaxy S II General] atifsh:
Yes still happens time to time in RC1
[Galaxy S II General] coversnail:
Probably related to one of these bugs:

code.google.com/p/cyanogenmod/issues/detail?id=5579

code.google.com/p/cyanogenmod/issues/detail?id=5624
[Galaxy S II General] FingR86:
Sturmeh helped me on teamhacksung-support chat. The problem was the Iseeyou and eyespy
[Galaxy S II General] lbthomsen:
Hmmm, that is interesting since it indicates that the issue can be resolved.

In my own case I have tried both with Siyah and the stock CM9 kernel - no difference. I have been upgrading CM9 regularly for the past 2-3 month, and during that time I have not wiped my SGS2.

So - question is - anybody else got compass working in the latest nightlies (or the RC1) or?
[Galaxy S II General] kokakoala:
Hi, sorry for offtopic.

I'm new to S2. Jumped from S1 and I'm disappointed. No color gamma adjustment on this phone annoys me the most, my screen is greenish, as in s1, but in S1 I could adjust the color gamma. Does anyone working on such a solution in GS2? besides, in the latest nightly and RC1 Flash FC in the browser, and automatic backlight not working at all. Is it just for me? In GS1 CM nightlies was a very stable builds, everything working and fast. But the green screen bothers me the most. I beg for color gamma calibration solution like voodoo colors or CM colors.
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
Try fluxi kernel. Lets you adjust colors
[Galaxy S II General] kokakoala:
i'm tried this. But color calibration there is not color gamma. Colors are even worse when you just increase the intensity of blue. still are greenish gray and the rest gets blue
[Galaxy S II General] LenAsh:
We can all do that. However, most of us want to use a Smartphone as a Smartphone.

If I turn off my radios and never turn the screen on, I get over 5 days in standby. But why would I spend money on something I don't actually use?

Get real.
[Galaxy S II General] bb42001:
Go to Setting > Advanced > Mode ( change to Dynamic) then go to scenario and try playing with the options there see if you can get a result, also try different settings in Mode option... good luck
[Galaxy S II General] :
i was speaking about the screen on time...not about the standby time of the battery.
[Galaxy S II General] King_Rat:
these ones =>>>

CLICKY

now obviously I didn't try all of them.

Cobalt was probably the nicest of the ones I tried...

I couldn't get use to half of the icons in app drawer being changed & the other half remaining stock :( particularly on those colored themes half green & half stock icons :blah:

MIUI :FTW: :p
[Galaxy S II General] Ernest05:
Where can i downolad the newest stock kernel cm9 for sgs2 ?
[Galaxy S II General] ben87naruto:
oh sory. didn't know..

oh ok, cud u pls gimme sm links for the latest CM kernel!? thanks a million.!

i am running the cm9 mod though, and haven't modified any system files.
[Galaxy S II General] spaxx24:
Just Flash newest nightly.

Skickat från min GT-I9100 via Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II General] putukas:
stk not working with the 701 realease.
[Galaxy S II General] sadonlyone:
wow, latest nightly build 1 july has beatiful, strong and clearly sound in call voice talking! even better with compatible hd phones supported by network. NICE JOB THERE !!!
[Galaxy S II General] fr3quency:
Hey guys, sorry if it's been answered before, but can I push the JB keyboard to /system/apps in 4.0.4? Will other languages work such as Greek or it's limited to English for the time being?
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
But they haven't changed anything related to that have they?
[Galaxy S II General] rakeshishere:
Placebo...

Sent from my Galaxy S2 powered by CM9
[Galaxy S II General] Bl@ck:
Please write in English... this is a message board, secondly, you can find cm9 inside any zip package, just download the latest version and extract the zImage.
[Galaxy S II General] sadonlyone:
no placebo boys, it's awesome sound in this build. I hear every person I call very clear and loud like he is near me.

something is changed and is a fabulous good change. even callrecorder from skvalex sounds better and makes the differences. I don't know what, and really I don't care because is beyond me, but I love it !!!

cm-9-20120701-NIGHTLY-galaxys2 my guess is the best build ever so far
[Galaxy S II General] MaKTaiL:
Hey guys! There were two nightlies today, different sizes. Which is the correct one?
[Galaxy S II General] Hawlery:
one of them is cm7, the other is cm9
[Galaxy S II General] SimboXXX:
I was just wondering when the first 'Ohh no, i just flashed cm7' was going to come.

Lol, look at the file names.
[Galaxy S II General] MaKTaiL:
Lol, didn't notice the numbers, hahahaha. Sorry guys! :good:
[Galaxy S II General] ludorexmundi:
Very good vibration when pressing the power widgets in the status bar :silly:
[Galaxy S II General] Fr33L4nc3r:
STK commits not merged yet, that's why they built an experimental version to include them.
[Galaxy S II General] Spiralzz:
Can u pm ur fluxi config? Or was it just default settings?
[Galaxy S II General] LenAsh:
Bear in mind the poster wasn't actually using the phone much at all. So you may end up very disappointed!

Remember that the screen consumes the same power, image for image, brightness for brightness irrespective of the ROM/kernel.

Since you shouldn't really discuss non-CM kernels in this thread, why not PM the guy. At least you can then keep your impending disappointment off the board.
[Galaxy S II General] Spiralzz:
Sure :D guess i would be disappointed.... Better just remain on my current settings.. ;)
[Galaxy S II General] Cristitamas:
I had this disturbing problem with all nightly so far.

When I press the lock/unlock button or menu button to start using my phone again after standby I can`t swipe to unlock or press the menu button to unlock it....it happen very very often... Either I have to wait 5-10 seconds for the touches on screen to work or wont work at all... just have to put it to sleep and wake up several times. Any solutions to this problem?
[Galaxy S II General] rakeshishere:
I hear that every single time a nightly releases :p

Sent from my Galaxy S2 powered by CM9
[Galaxy S II General] eseregin:
STK useless anyway
[Galaxy S II General] bervin:
probably cause cm9 is just too awesome!
[Galaxy S II General] unease:
+1
[Galaxy S II General] amicar:
last nightly solved it to me
[Galaxy S II General] bsamardzhiev:
Hey I saw theme on market where in notification drawer you can adjust brigthness manually. My question is can I add this brightness bar without installing any mods?
[Galaxy S II General] Tye:P:
This is not entirely accurate. There can be at least 2 differences between kernels/ROMs that could contribute to different power draws even at the same brightness, displaying the same image.

The two I'm referring to are the screen voltage level itself and the LCD Panel Power Reduce setting that's configurable via an init.d script.

Now how much these two settings in combination contribute to battery life I'm unsure, but the potential is obviously there in theory.
[Galaxy S II General] apollero:
Well I did a complete factory wipe before flashing CM9 onto it.

It also seems like the new nightly fixes this issue so try that first.

Does anyone know if my data/apps will be wiped if I flash the new nightly on?

Also, I flashed gapps to it too, but none of the google apps actually got installed. Did I do it wrong or am I supposed to just download the apps from the market.
[Galaxy S II General] LenAsh:
Sod-all difference. Mythical, like calibrating batteries. There's so much hog-wash and placebo kicking about, mostly from schoolkids wishing to gain some weird bragging rights.

The guy ran his "phone" with a black or virtually black screen. No significant power draw, therefore, and a meaningless post.

Without further ado, shall we get back on topic?
[Galaxy S II General] p0izn:
Can someone suggest to developers to bring the color inversion option to the browser's quickmenu? I think , it will be convinient.

Sorry for my English

Regards
[Galaxy S II General] gaz617:
It's implemented system wide in Fluxi kernel as a toggle by swiping with two fingers from the very left edge to the right edge. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1644648&page=275
[Galaxy S II General] Davith:
Although I agree this a dumb comment with full placebo effect, every nighlty is technically speaking better than the previous one.
[Galaxy S II General] brangalm:
Hey all,

Long time reader, first time poster.

FINALLY upgraded from CM7.1 to CM9 today (July 1 nightly).

WOW what a difference between GB and ICS. I have to admit, LOVE IT!

I haven't had any lockscreen problems so far, my camera focuses fine, GPS is working well. Deep sleep seems to be working. I love how you can change the "soft keyboard type" in SMS to enter for a new line, instead of sending a damn text by accident or inserting thousands of smileys. (feature of ICS?)

I do have one question for now: how do I get rid of my carrier provider name at the bottom of the notification tray? I tried looking for this in settings and couldn't find it.

Thanks so much for all the awesome work!

I'm donating some more cash right now -- even though I already did so when I installed CM7 :)
[Galaxy S II General] rakeshishere:
Brightness can be changed on status bar IN CM9 by going to settings > system > status bar and selecting brightness control.

If you referring to notification bar, it's possible only on AOKP roms and not on CM9 as its based on AOSP. Usually themes are common to both AOKP and CM9 and probably that's why you may have seen it.

If you choose wipe data/factory reset it wipes all your apps and app data

The latest gapps doesn't include apps like maps, YouTube etc as they can be downloaded from play store. The older gapps had it but it's been removed from updated one..

Sent from my Galaxy S2 powered by CM9
[Galaxy S II General] res2220:
flashing a new nightly won't wipe all your data as long as you don't select separately -'wipe data/factory reset' in cwm. just install the new nightly right over the old one and you'll be fine.

some will say to wipe cache partition and dalvik cache with a new nightly, but those are no longer necessary to do either and even so wouldn't have wiped all your personal data/settings anyway.

search in the play store for the gapps your missing. the zip you flashed doesn't have all of them, and isn't supposed to have those you can download from the play store, only the ones you can't. and BTW, the gplay store being installed at all means it did work since thats one of'em. :)

good luck

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rakeshishere got it first...
[Galaxy S II General] apollero:
Cool thanks for that. But with the gapps, the play store is about the only thing I got from it. Should there have been anything else?

Edit: the first post also says I need to wipe data/factory reset in order to get calendar sync working. If I flash a new nightly, would I have to do this and reset all my data?
[Galaxy S II General] Honzze:
I can confirm it's impossible to save custom brightness values in the latest nightlies. It never worked for me, and as long as the sun is shining outside, it's pretty hard to read soemthing on the display.

But I thought it's a known bug with the auto-brightness.
[Galaxy S II General] bsamardzhiev:
@rakeshishere you were right, it is CM9/AOKP theme
[Galaxy S II General] SSThing:
Flashing modems error

Anyone else having problems flashing modems etc from within Clockworkmod?

I keep getting installation aborted messages.

Thanks

SST
[Galaxy S II General] denvro:
Hello,

I saw that the kernel which fixed the lockscreen issues (other Wifi drivers)is removed from the first post, so I thought that the issues with hanging lockscreen were solved. But after installing RC1 I still have the hanging lockscreen issue. Can I do something about it?

Kind Regrads,

D.

** search is unavailable at the moment otherwise i'd used it off-course **
[Galaxy S II General] insanityInc:
Voice call breaking!

I am up with an annoying issue here. With CM9, person on the other side of the voice call keeps complaining that my voice is unclear and broken. Check it out sammy rom and didn't have this issue. Flash the modem I had with sammy rom on CM9 and unfortunately did not get this sorted. Forced to move sammy rom (S2 being all sorts of gadget, its still a phone and calls are primary objective, to me at least).

Any suggestions or solution for me to have CM9 and proper phone please!!
[Galaxy S II General] :
There isn't such a carrier toggle on settings. Simple: you won't find a lot of CM7 features on CM9. CM7 was fckin awesome.
[Galaxy S II General] :
Post deleted.

Reason: wrong thread
[Galaxy S II General] LenAsh:
Agreed on CM7, absolutely magnificent development - only deal breaker for me was no FM Radio (not prepared to listen to streamed radio as carriers would like). Shame.
[Galaxy S II General] HLG.:
Hello guys, I just downloaded the last nightly build (I hope this is it "cm-9-20120701-NIGHTLY-galaxys2.zip" ), can I install it via Odin or only via CWM?

I am currently running stock ICS with XWLPG, but I saw "Make sure you're running ICS bootloaders lower than LPH!" , will I have any problem if I have LPG?

Also, my phone has the brick bug chip and I don't wanna do a wipe data/factory reset, will it still run properly/have any issues if I don't do them?

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II General] dandjo:
You can flash it via CWM.
[Galaxy S II General] HLG.:
Thanks.

Can you say anything about my other 2 questions.
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
You shouldn't have issues with bootloader.

You need to wipe if coming from stock.

EMMC bug will only hurt you if wiping external sd. Factory reset doesn't do that.

... typed by a proud owner of HTC One X 32GB, the best HTC Android device so far!!
[Galaxy S II General] Gustavo_s:
you can use SpiritFM, it works with galaxy s2 on cm9
[Galaxy S II General] LenAsh:
I know - the point was about CM7
[Galaxy S II General] rav4kar:
if your phone has case/cover just remove it and try the same with cm9 as it has dual mic functionality

on.
[Galaxy S II General] HLG.:
So, I only have to do Factory reset.

I guess I will lose my apps and game saves, is there any way of saving them?
[Galaxy S II General] brangalm:
Oh, and I forgot the most important part: NO ECHO!!

Love love love.
[Galaxy S II General] Tye:P:
If you are worried about eMMC brick bug that much, I would probably flash through Odin. (Although I'm not sure if it is actually a legitimate workaround to avoid this - see below).

The eMMC bug is randomly triggered by a certain delete command that occurs during a format, wiping data and restore nandroid on flash that is susceptible to it. CM9 itself is safe but it's whether the ROM you are coming from has implemented the necessary precautions. Everyone has been happily performing these operations without a care in the world prior to recently finding out; I think the risk is real but unlikely.
[Galaxy S II General] gaz617:
No problems here, maybe bad downloads? D/l from here http://obihoernchen.net/downloads/?dir=SGS2%20Modems
[Galaxy S II General] insanityInc:
Been having this even before I installed the nightly with dual mic implementation. I was under the impression that my carrier was at fault. Out of curiosity I tried sammy rom after ages just to stumble on the realization that its only with CM9.

going to try some other rom to check.... I hate stock!
[Galaxy S II General] CRXed:
Yup, it's because they enabled the 2nd mic that CM9 now has echo problems for some people.

I am not going to mess with the HARDware of my phone, when this can be resolved with SOFTware!
[Galaxy S II General] HLG.:
Thanks.

So I guess I will flash via CWM.

Right now I am going to back-up my save games for some games, and then I will flash it.

PS: If, let's say I don't like CM9, can i return to stock CM9 without problems?

Any special way of "downgrading" to stock ICS?
[Galaxy S II General] l3onidas:
i hate this interface .hope official haven't some interface an add a battery in percent :)
[Galaxy S II General] MaritimeGamer:
Sooo no one knows then...?
[Galaxy S II General] Tye:P:
Flash via CWM only if you understand what I'm saying and are fine with that.

I personally haven't returned to Official Samsung Stock ROM since I bought my phone so I'm not 100%, but there won't be anything really special to it. A flash through Odin or CWM.
[Galaxy S II General] SSThing:
Doesnt matter if I download from within Clockwork or if I download the files on my pc then transfer onto my internal memory, the result is the same, unable to verify signature or something like that.

Cheers anyway

Chris
[Galaxy S II General] HLG.:
Put zip on phone, boot in CWM, install zip, install Gapps, do a factory reset, reboot, enjoy CM9 :D

Are these the steps?

Sorry for asking so many questions, but I don't wanna brick my phone.

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II General] Tye:P:
By disabling it, yes. Which is a workaround not a fix.
[Galaxy S II General] gaz617:
System settings>System>Status bar>Battery status style>Percentage

Surely you searched through the options before you came here to complain?
[Galaxy S II General] Tye:P:
Follow the directions that are in the OP.

If you are concerned with bootloaders or the risk of bricking via eMMC bug, flash using ODIN method or else the other way.
[Galaxy S II General] SimboXXX:
If you can't follow the simple steps in the OP, you shouldn't be flashing this rom.
[Galaxy S II General] HLG.:
I wasn't asking about the steps, I was asking about what method is safe to use so I don't brick my phone.
[Galaxy S II General] AvRS:
All steps are safe. CM9 is based on safe sources so people really need to give up on this subject and move on. If you're afraid simply don't flash anything but if you do brick your phone it's your own responsibility but you only simply have to send it back to Samsung and they'll repair it for you.
[Galaxy S II General] Tye:P:
The only issues that could arise, are from actions performed from CWM before the flashing of CM9 from a non CM9 ROM/kernel, as CM9 itself is safe.
[Galaxy S II General] apollero:
Does CM9 not notify you when there are wifi networks available?
[Galaxy S II General] tschakk:
I know but its working now, dont know why.

In the previous build after 2-3 minutes I had to restart the phone to use my data connection.

Now its working the whole morning.
[Galaxy S II General] gabx:
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[Galaxy S II General] arekkaras:
As far as I'm concerned it is not new. Same gmail version comes with gapps.
[Galaxy S II General] _conductor:
Did you do a full wipe?
[Galaxy S II General] tschakk:
No. I only wiped the cache.
[Galaxy S II General] cTrox:
What kernel version does this build have?
[Galaxy S II General] tschakk:
XXLP2

3.0.15-I9100XXLP2-CL57619

se.infra@SEI-44 #3
[Galaxy S II General] _conductor:
Doesn't make any sense... :S
[Galaxy S II General] Net.silb:
Does anybody have Samsungs ICS wallpapers?

(Not live wallpapers, just the normal ones)
[Galaxy S II General] melorib:
Flashed 01232012, still doesnt work, cannot install the drivers... :confused:

It worked until 01182012, I always do:

wipe Dalvik

wipe cache

fiz permissions

flash CM9

flash gapps 7.1

flash battery mod

flash gapps fixer

wipe Dalvik

wipe cache
[Galaxy S II General] Grathius:
HAs anyone else had a weird problem when playing games they'll randomly just freeze then crash.. Been playing Drag Racing I can get through 1 or 2 races then it''ll freeze the sound will be present then it''ll crash.

Had this problem with 3 different ICS ROMS so far.. Not a deal breaker but when I want to play a game and not be interrupted kinda gets annoying.
[Galaxy S II General] FelipeRRM:
Guys, I'm having problems when trying to watch videos on You Tube. They simply do not load!! Using the latest build!
[Galaxy S II General] ausi:
Can i replace the current CM9 Kernel with SiyahKernel v2.6.9?

Would there be any ill effects?
[Galaxy S II General] DimICE:
You can delete libsomxcore.so and libstagefrighthw.so from /system/lib and reboot.

After that youtube will be working

No
[Galaxy S II General] shayne77:
Its a known problem mate.

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Dont you have to enable SW codecs first?
[Galaxy S II General] onlyolli:
I experience the problem of batterydrain too :/ I made a screenshot. The first half is the phone laying on the table, than i am surfing the web for a few minutes, after that, the power usage seems to keep staying the same, but the phone is laying on the table again. i tried installing some tools like BetterBatteryStat but they dont tell me anything useful. I uploaded the logcat to. Ideas?

By the way: latest build with KP9 Kernel
[Galaxy S II General] barrist:
uninstall and reinstall samsung usb drivers
[Galaxy S II General] nightranger73:
IMO you're not entitled to ask anything if not using official build with official kernel

Inviato dal mio GT-I9100 usando Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II General] r3dpuma:
I know its a stupid question and i`m not a forum noob, but i cant find the Official CM9 thread with download link etc . PLease someone link me
[Galaxy S II General] barrist:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1410400
[Galaxy S II General] psysize:
The only problems I'm still having are the rolling compass and maps occasionally going haywire, presumably due to the rolling compass? I flashed the Resurrection Remix ROM last week and they seem to have their own fixed custom g-maps to fix the problem?