yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II General] rleitao:
I have the same problem, so do a few other people from what I read on the comments in Rom Manager.
[Galaxy S II General] bouaroudj:
I have the same problem here, even after hard reset. never installed cm7
[Galaxy S II General] digeddydogg:
Really....Hitler?! Just because he's German. That doesn't make him a fascist. I'm Jewish, and I find your comments insensitive and insulting. Get an education.

Edit: @bartoloandre98. Apologies, quoted wrong post.
[Galaxy S II General] UncleScar:
I tried the KPA radio just now and the data connection once again failed after a few minutes, I've yet to try flashing the older kernel to see if that works for me.

I've actually found the KPA radio to drop off data faster than LP1 but I don't know if anyone else has had similar experience?
[Galaxy S II General] rodpalma:
the same here.. LP1 was the "best" of the worse ..
[Galaxy S II General] ephraim:
Same here.. i tried LP1 kernel with KPA modem but with same result.. Gone back to KP8 kernel..
[Galaxy S II General] luizffgarcia:
I suggest you try it with XXKL1 modem, this one is by far the best for me...
[Galaxy S II General] maybe_its_me:
I have that combo: CM 0117 + Modem LP1 + Kernel CF KP8 and data work for perfect for me. With LP1 data connection failed after few minutes...
[Galaxy S II General] ephraim:
I tried that too.. maybe the problem is within the kernel?
[Galaxy S II General] SGS2Pwns:
Ive found everything off Google.. Thats how I found this forum, how to root my phone, troubleshoot my phone, everything really. When they say search, it doesn't just mean use forum search. Lrn2google.
[Galaxy S II General] freemini:
After upgrading to 18th build, all my songs show up 3 times in stock Music/Google Music/CM9 music player. PowerAmp works fine though. This isn't the first time and I still don't know how to fix it.. I think I'll use GB again anyway.
[Galaxy S II General] Remoteconcern:
If you go Settings, Apps, All, scroll down to media storage, and clear all the data, then reboot.... the media scanner will restart from scratch and should correctly get all your music this time.

Be near a charger though, cos it could take quite a while (20 minutes or so) and it keeps the phone awake.

I can't go back to Gingerbread after using ICS, despite the problems!
[Galaxy S II General] aceofclubs:
Searching....

XDA app...

press more then search,

Or

Menu then browser and search,

Or

Best search I think is Google in. Browser with xda as 1st word then whatever.

Hope this helps.
[Galaxy S II General] cocchiararo:
customers pay.

The FAQ is not the problem, nor is the changelog.

Users jump to the download link, install, and then jump to the "quick reply" to ask for whats not working, instead of reading.

The developers thread should be for contributing to developing, or maybe asking developing questions (in no place it says "do not reply to this thread for ANYTHING).

The rest should be taken here.

Now, EVEN here, users should read/search, not just "test", and jump to the last post and ask their question.

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01182012 - KP8 kernel - extsdcard

After flashing KP8 and fixing vold.fstab, EXTSDCARD is accesible from /extsdcard or /mnt/extsdcard

Those places are not accesible without root, or maybe not by the media scanner, i don't know.

If you mount that to the SDCARD, i believe every app will be able to see the external Sdcard (but you will probably get double playlists, and double the files in galery and other places that use the media scanner).

for mounting them:

su

cd /mnt/sdcard

mkdir extsdcard

mount -o bind /mnt/extsdcard /mnt/sdcard/extsdcard

After doing that ONCE, you just need to:

mount -o bind /mnt/extsdcard /mnt/sdcard/extsdcard

I have a tasker profile that does that on every boot.

Did you flash the kp8 kernel ?

If not, maybe you should clear the media storage or whatever keeps track of your media (and tell me how to do it xD), and re run the media scanner (have you disabled it ?)
[Galaxy S II General] barrist:
just had my first random reboot this morning..

running the build from the 17th with kp8 kernel..

will keep an eye on it, but otherwise running smoothly. i gave up trying to get media scanner to find my music on my ext sd, so i moved my music to my internal sd for now..
[Galaxy S II General] freemini:
Thanks for the suggestions! I'll try the next I flash CM9(can't stay on GB forever). No I didn't disable media scanner. And I also didn't use KP8 kernel.
[Galaxy S II General] TheSniperFan:
I'm using CyanogenMod 9 for quite some time now. For me its good enough for daily usage.

However, there is one thing that really sucks and I cannot find any info on this.

The gyroscope is 90° rotated for me. I had this problem in all non-TouchWiz roms (CM7, MIUI). It's there a way to fix this (calibration,...). I'm really afraid that this problem will stay, as I had it with other roms and there isn't much about it on the net.

Can anyone help me? I already searched for information.

Edit:

Sorry, in CM9 it's not 90° off, but 45°.
[Galaxy S II General] eamon0989:
Thanks for your help, I have followed all instruction but nothing shows up in /Mnt, no sign of extsdcard anywhere, searched all directories, flashed kp8 multiple times and wiped media storage data and rebooted, even cleared cache, no luck, any ideas? Anyone?
[Galaxy S II General] stuiegreen:
Updated to latest version all good now seeing 6K plus in AnTuTu great work lads, I am getting the occasional issue where the message app crashes back to the desktop with no FC message although a quick reboot fixes that. Will try and get a logcat next time
[Galaxy S II General] fr3quency:
So, CM9 sees Internal Storage as SDCARD. How can I make it see it like internal storage? Does the above "hax" with adb solve this problem?
[Galaxy S II General] barrist:
It seeing internal storage as sdcard doesn't seem to cause any issue for me. its the external sd that was mounted differently in the previous kp8 kernel, which messes it up a bit when you flash kp8 kernel with a newer build.

the above looks like it makes the system think the external sdcard is part of the internal sdcard and would be able to be seen by the mediascanner.

EDIT: alright something definitely going on.. second random reboot of the morning. maybe flashing kp8 kernel not as stable as i thought.
[Galaxy S II General] cocchiararo:
did you edit vold.fstab ?

its in /etc

there emmc must be replaced by extsdcard

(this must be edited if you flash kp8 kernel on newer releases)
[Galaxy S II General] threegold33:
I am facing the following issue:

1. Youtube app cannot play clips,

2. flash player doesn't work over default brower,

May I know any solution?
[Galaxy S II General] digeddydogg:
Word on the street is, he STILL hasnt bought RomManager pro.
[Galaxy S II General] seapoint:
Clear the phone app data, that should sort it.
[Galaxy S II General] MistahBungle:
Hahahahaha ;-) Classic. I'd thank your post, but I'm all out for now.
[Galaxy S II General] Wazzamatazz:
Thirded. If I have automatic brightness enabled, 0520 seems to always use the maximum value.
[Galaxy S II General] res2220:
I'm also having reboots when the phone is used as a phone. I tried clearing the phone app data but that didn't work. i even rebooted in between (though i'm not sure why, just figured it couldn't hurt), and still nothing.

any other ideas?

how about if i flash the 5/19 build back over it, will it screw a bunch of things up?

thanks for the help
[Galaxy S II General] bb42001:
i will be number 4 in reporting this, with auto brightness enabled, it is stuck on full brightness.
[Galaxy S II General] Tuqano:
Wich release will includes the "Apollo" music player??:)
[Galaxy S II General] digeddydogg:
Has anyone noticed. That previews of photos and the like are incorrect. For example. I took a photo of my dog, but the preview in gallery shows a picture.taken months ago. When I click on it. It shows the photo of my dog. :confused:

Edit. Must say that not all images are having this bug.
[Galaxy S II General] ssauger:
Curious, for me cm autobright is working, also luxautobright from market which i use cause issues with rom autobright.
[Galaxy S II General] aaron552:
Perhaps try clearing data for the gallery app?
[Galaxy S II General] res2220:
checking on phone as a phone

are other people not having the phone as a phone reboots issue? I thought it was an issue in the newest nightly but maybe its something on my end...

to reproduce: make a phone call, voicemail even within 5 seconds the screen will screwy and either freeze and reboot or force kill the phone app back to your home screen, still be frozen and then reboot
[Galaxy S II General] FRLinux:
There has to be another way than a market app. I recall that a compiled library is responsible for this behavior, so not an easy fix.
[Galaxy S II General] tosheeba:
I had the same issue. Phone was rebooting when I tried to place or receive a call.

Clearing phone data didn't solve the issue.

Wen't back to 19th and it works perfectly so it's probably something broken on the latest nightly.
[Galaxy S II General] Fr33L4nc3r:
Had that too a few times.

Yes, and also deleting the thumbnails directory (sub folder of DCIM), I think the culprit preview image is inside (and may be the only one there). For me, it solved it (although reappeared)
[Galaxy S II General] digeddydogg:
You know what. Your were completely right. Obvious really, I promise I'm not a mong! Thanks!
[Galaxy S II General] runedrune:
Most likely the next release I'm guessing.
[Galaxy S II General] deathangelslo:
well i had a fresh install so doubt that would help... went back to 0519 and it works fine now
[Galaxy S II General] res2220:
clearing phone app data didn't do anything for me, going back to 5/19 brought functionality back. phew, didn't have to wipe user data either
[Galaxy S II General] bb42001:
Does the Apollo music player that is apparently to be merged, does anyone know if it supports playback of .wma files? or anyone know a good music play that does?
[Galaxy S II General] runedrune:
http://www.seeingpixels.org/2012/05/apollo.html

Test it out. It's already available for download.
[Galaxy S II General] bb42001:
The website says it will be in the latest nightly, yet it isn't :(
[Galaxy S II General] Aroldoa:
I tried to play a wma music here and it said me that this kind of file is not supported.
[Galaxy S II General] runedrune:
Scroll to the bottom. It has a download link.
[Galaxy S II General] wojtek1990:
PowerAmp.

"plays mp3, mp4/m4a (including alac), ogg, wma*, flac, wav, ape, wv, tta, mpc, aiff (* some wma pro files may require NEON support)".

http://powerampapp.com/
[Galaxy S II General] bb42001:
yeah just tried it too, i think it will be a shame if it gets merged, in my 5mins of playing around, it was a bad app. force closed twice and froze the soft keys on the phone, i think it needs some major work before intergrated....

on the other note does the CyanogenMod music app also on the apollo page play .wma's?
[Galaxy S II General] Aroldoa:
apk and theme here:

https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B7ofYqgBd-ZxM1NxU1MyOHB4ZW8

https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B7ofYqgBd-ZxWXV6Vjg4WVlwWFE
[Galaxy S II General] jlevy73:
Anyone have a mirror for tonight's nightly. It gets to about 4.7mb then stops downloading
[Galaxy S II General] runedrune:
Use torrents?

---------- Post added at 07:28 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:28 PM ----------

Apollo is the Cyanogenmod music app?
[Galaxy S II General] praveenthivari:
The latest 20/5 nightly is crashing my phone. It makes my phone reboot on trying to call/receive a call.

Anyone else has this problem? Any solution?
[Galaxy S II General] jlevy73:
Sure... am I missing something? I'm in China currently so probably most torrents will be blocked.
[Galaxy S II General] dekadence_:
Same problem here. Going back to 19/5 for now :/
[Galaxy S II General] bb42001:
sorry i mean this one http://www.seeingpixels.org/2012/01/cyanogenmod-9-music_16.html . but yeah i will never touch apollo again, in my opinion it is worse then google music app.
[Galaxy S II General] seigneurao:
Yep, same here too.
[Galaxy S II General] z3r0n3:
You linked a very old version, the version that gets merged is this one: http://www.seeingpixels.org/2012/05/apollo.html
[Galaxy S II General] jlevy73:
nvm, didn't see the torrent link. Thanks!
[Galaxy S II General] res2220:
Yea we figured this one out a couple hours ago. Going back to the 19/5 was the only way out so far. Good news is that works fine without a needing a full wipe.
[Galaxy S II General] bb42001:
i know that is the version to be merged, which is rubbish, but my question was does http://www.seeingpixels.org/2012/01/cyanogenmod-9-music_16.html allow wma playback?
[Galaxy S II General] bluefa1con:
how do u view the changelog in the custom rom app ?

btw fluxi rc5 has USB Audio support

i cant test it but people who want that feature can test it
[Galaxy S II General] mynamesteve:
With the amount of time you put into asking this repeatedly, you could have downloaded and tested yourself and posted feedback instead.

The apk is linked on the page :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II General] bb42001:
i would love to, however my internet is down and i am using a broadband stick atm, i would then need to pull stick out to plug phone in... too much effort
[Galaxy S II General] z3r0n3:
It's not rubbish, I tested here and it's a great player. Very beatiful, nice interface and didn't face force closes or anything related to this.

Anyway, no because both Apollo, CM9 Music Player and the majority of music players on Android uses the Media API, so they're limited to codecs that are supported on system (as far as I remember, there are 4 codecs supported on AOSP 4.0+: AAC, MP3, FLAC, OGG). PowerAMP and other music players that claims support to a wider range of formats use their own codecs. In theory you can add support to WMA on Apollo or any other music player using the Media API just adding the codec to the system, but I don't think it's worth it since WMA is proprietary and a pretty bad codec anyway.
[Galaxy S II General] mandraghen:
I tested the latest version yesterday .... really fantastic
[Galaxy S II General] bb42001:
thank you, i guess i will have to convert my wma songs to mp3 then :(
[Galaxy S II General] runedrune:
That's just an older version of Apollo. Before they decided a name.
[Galaxy S II General] rakeshishere:
I'm not sure if this is possible but I want to see charging time on lock screen if that's possible.

As of now;it shows - Charging,21% but I want to be like Charging,21% since 45mins
[Galaxy S II General] 0355:
So it seems that at least THERE IS something wrong with light sensor...
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Probably due to this http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#/c/16264/ which was reverted http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#/c/16277/, but after the nightly was built.
[Galaxy S II General] gumbald:
It didn't used to be this bad! How would I find out what else is querying my location?

Ah, I'd searched but think I was being too specific in the phrases. Might have to disable it for now then too...
[Galaxy S II General] Bl@ck:
anyone knows how sh scripts works?

I wanted to create a personal userinit.sh like this:

#!/system/bin/sh

echo "133 166 267" > /sys/devices/virtual/misc/gpu_clock_control/gpu_control;
echo 15 > /sys/devices/platform/s3c2440-i2c.3/i2c-3/3-004a/mov_hysti;

exit;

will it work? sorry but i'm totally noob when comes to this stuff, meanwhile i'm searching around the web.
[Galaxy S II General] 0355:
Good pick, but i9100 isn't based on Qualcomm chipset, I guess that patch should have done nothing on our devices...
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
To find things that can query your location, look at your app permissions under Your Location for coarse (network based). That permission allows apps to get your location without using GPS. You'll probably be surprised what apps have permission to do this, often free apps which have no business knowing your location have this permission in order to feed you location specific ads, etc...

As has already been stated, Latitude is horrible for the number of location queries it makes and it is likely a major culprit if you stay logged into it, try signing out of Latitude and run for a few hours and see if that reduces your battery drain problems.
[Galaxy S II General] 0355:
You should omit the final line, I guess... the line for gpu clock will definitely work.
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Woops, you're right, I missed the initial if check for Qualcomm boards, I was looking at the removal of liblights from the list of common libs which would disable the light sensor.
[Galaxy S II General] bluefa1con:
waiting for build with apollo to get rid of this hydrogen rom
[Galaxy S II General] Bl@ck:
the last line is a "tweak" to set accuracy and responsiveness of the touch panel a little lower, as is now it's a tad too responsive and when keeping the finger on screen everything gets shaky, at least for me, since i have big hands. :D
[Galaxy S II General] 0355:
Negative, to me the last line is "exit" and I'm quite sure you can get rid of that...
[Galaxy S II General] LeoViotti:
After a hiatus from CM, since my Galaxy S, which was saved from rfs from hell by Mr. codeworkx, I'm back into CM (which I've been using since my G1, back in 2009).

Impressive how CM9 is well polished and professionally made, and in almost all effects, better than the best stock-derived ROMs over there. I've been using DesignGears ROMs, followed by the amazing CheckROM versions, and CM9, even with all difficulties because of lack of cooperation from Samsung, is absolutely amazing. Even GPS synced in seconds first time using, which only stock ROMs did well recently. I'm honestly amazed. Keep up the good work guys, I just don't know if there's much more to be done (at least for my use - everything but games and calls - a compact tablet).

Viele danken codeworkx. :)

PS: even battery usage is great. Only slight lag I have is when I open the dialer, but I barelly call...
[Galaxy S II General] Bl@ck:
oh ok, thought the "exit" were some sort of "end method", thanks i'm going to try it now.
[Galaxy S II General] sm0use:
Just made a few calls on the latest nightly and had a random reboot everytime. Gone back 2 nightlys to 18 and now works perfectly again. Anyone else had this?

If someone could tell me the best way to post a log cat I have no problems with going back to 20 to try and replicate.
[Galaxy S II General] z3r0n3:
Don't do that, you will only degrade your music quality even more.

Use another player like PowerAmp to play your WMA files. Or better, delete your WMA files and get them on another format. WMA is crappy.
[Galaxy S II General] anto.danny:
tried out apollo but it wont load up the album art...is it a common bug or am i the only one with it???:confused::confused:
[Galaxy S II General] p4pe:
I am getting SystemUI FC's with latest nightly 19/05 and 20/05. :confused:
[Galaxy S II General] yshobokshy:
perfect but my battery drain in 5 hrs :confused:
[Galaxy S II General] bluefa1con:
post your BBS here
[Galaxy S II General] pnguyen86:
same here. i had to toggle wifi off when its not in use to conserve battery.
[Galaxy S II General] TheSniperFan:
Just tested it and I'm disappointed.

It looks good, but still is unpolished.

Some minor annoyances, bugs and absolute no-go's. :-(

-the Artist tab downloads the images from the web. You cannot turn that off, so make sure you have a data-plan or are on wifi

-the artist tab isn't really worth much if you're not listening to "mainstream" or not well known remixes/music. You end up with unfitting, random images and you can't provide your own

-the cover arts are not read from the tags! You need to provide them separately.

-the albums are not ordered using the tags! The music inside every album isn't ordered at all.

-fast-forward/rewind is a little bit broken if you swipe over the bar too fast

-it's also broken if you're doing it at the beginning of a song

-no landscape mode

This music app has potential, but in it's current form it's way too unfinished to replace the current music app.

I'd like to let the developer know/provide a detailed bugreport. Can anyone here tell me what's the best place to do so?
[Galaxy S II General] Akiainavas:
I completely agree. It needs an option to add artist/album arts manually, otherwise half the entries have broken or wrong images. Also grid view is great, but a list view ( like Recent Tab ) is really needed for both album and artist tabs...
[Galaxy S II General] TheSniperFan:
Let me add these two to the list:

-the images (cover art/artist) sometimes mix up. You end up having the same image for two different artists until you scroll again (what leads me to...)

-all the images are reloaded when you scroll. This causes a (rather long delay before you actually see the image

Your point is important too.

Either a list view or a solution as seen Google music when in landscape. The album (our was out artists) tab is meant here. When you hold the device in landscape and pinch, the size of the tiles is changed and you have the comfort and details of a list view. I'd prefer the latter one as it wouldn't break the nice design.
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
I just built it from source with the Revert in and that is not the cause for sure, my phone is now reporting the light sensor at 3000lux regardless of where it is, I tested this by going into a room with no lights and it still says 3000lux.
[Galaxy S II General] bluefa1con:
cover art from internet everytime no offence but thats a stupid idea
[Galaxy S II General] TheSniperFan:
It's not only from the internet, I'm 99% sure about that.

First the folder with the files is checked.
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Keep in mind guys that being good enough to push to the nightly builds of an Experimental ROM is by no means a stable or complete product, if you want to contact the author it looks like you can do so on G+ from the apps website http://www.seeingpixels.org/2012/05/apollo.html.
[Galaxy S II General] SimboXXX:
Post it in the bbs thread, please. Or just chill out until you flash the next nightly and probably fix it.
[Galaxy S II General] TheSniperFan:
Yeah, but IMO it's better to let him know. He can still decide to ignore bugreports and feature requests at this early(?) stage.

Anyway I have no Google plus. Could someone else be so kind and let him know about my findings?
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
I'm not saying don't report issues, because how is he going to improve it if you don't? I was more saying don't expect perfection from an initial release :)
[Galaxy S II General] 0355:
Exactly the same result I had.

Light sensor is definitely broken in 0520 build, and from what I saw either the 0519 build has some problems too (though in other departments...)

Seems that the most "stable" (funny to say thinking cm9 nightlies are pre-alpha...) is build 0518.
[Galaxy S II General] TheSniperFan:
Yeah, but developers have a "****-off-it's-still-not-finished" attitude.

Besides that I have no Google plus and therefore can't do it myself.

I'd be very happy if someone could do it for me.
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Funny part is, I dont seem to be able to find a merge between 518 and 520 that would have any effect on this.
[Galaxy S II General] Kayno9:
I'm on the 20120517 build. Has anyone noticed problems uploading videos to YouTube.

Thanks for your response
[Galaxy S II General] fstof:
For those of us using Apex Launcher...

V1.2 now integrates with CM9 launcher settings... looks good, works great

Well done to both teams :cool:
[Galaxy S II General] sohel_rana0303:
auto rotate problem

Hey

can someone pls help me/...

my auto rotate screen is not working with CM9 latest one. pls help what should i do.

thanks
[Galaxy S II General] shotta35:
Sweet, apparently Kernel 3.4 is out.

Xplodwild - get on it! :D

www.kernel.org
[Galaxy S II General] Toxic17:
Installed nightly 20120520 today. Wipe and dalvik cache. Made a phone call and phone rebooted. Turned on wifi this evening. And it rebooted again.
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
Yehhh come on xplod! Let the magic happen :)
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
Whats new with it? :)
[Galaxy S II General] yahyoh:
so what if i want to use dsp manger and non default kernel :confused::confused::o

any help :)