yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II General] :
If you are so sure about it, wipe data and check on your phone settings. You guys are all wrong.
[Galaxy S II General] CRXed:
:good::good::good::good::good::good: :victory: :victory: :victory: :victory:

I <3 Codeworkx
[Galaxy S II General] :
Oh god. Check it, wipe your data, open Phone app, tap Menu button, tap Settings, and check for Noise Suppression. The checkbox will be disabled.

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Here.
[Galaxy S II General] aramil:
Just flashed latest nighty from a pre NR enabled version. Checked it in phone settings and it is enabled by default.

Case closed.
[Galaxy S II General] :
Case open. Wipe data and flash today's nightly.
[Galaxy S II General] GFXi0N:
If anyone asked a question about why today's download is some mb smaller in size, he would get a ****load of answers, whereas my question seems less important... This is why xda is becoming what it is today. There are few pros around only a few bunch of guys looking for flames is what remains....
[Galaxy S II General] veyka:
Yes it support USBOTG, and as far as file systems, most likely just fat32 on stock.

I cant find my cable at the moment to double check though.

Also you only asked just over 2 hours ago, brb dropping everything to answer your question :rolleyes:

EDIT: found the cable, my fat32 formatted USB stick mounted fine.
[Galaxy S II General] rakeshishere:
Performed a full wipe and did a clean install of 08/7 nightly and NSP is disabled by default:eek:

Sent from my Galaxy S2 powered by CM9
[Galaxy S II General] BrandoHD:
Maybe because most people who read your post are similar to you, don't know the answer and can't try themselves, if and when someone knows the answer, you would get a reply, I think

Samsung Galaxy S II Tapatalk2
[Galaxy S II General] MaKTaiL:
I cant find this NSP setting you are talking about.
[Galaxy S II General] :
1. Open Phone app.

2. Tap on the Menu button

3. Tap on Settings

4. Scroll down to the bottom

5. You will find it there [Noise Suppression]
[Galaxy S II General] Toxic17:
Hi there.

In the latest nightly build I noticed in the camera settings at the top and bottom of the menu there are two features called "Store Location" is this a bug?
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
For those who still don't believe that marcellocord is correct here, I'll show you how I know he is.

Line 1360 of: http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#/c/1...ndroid/providers/settings/DatabaseHelper.java

loadSetting(stmt, Settings.System.NOISE_SUPPRESSION, 0);

The 0 after the comma is the default value 0 being false.

Also this:

The code didn't change between the experimental and when it was merged to mainline.
[Galaxy S II General] rakeshishere:
If NSP is deactivated by default, I'm not sure how it's enabled when you upgrade from previous nightlies

Sent from my Galaxy S2 powered by CM9
[Galaxy S II General] DSC05:
Wipe data of the camera app.
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Prior to there being a user choice it was always enabled, that value is probably passed during a nightly upgrade, unless you wipe of course.
[Galaxy S II General] :
Maybe because in the build he were using it was enabled. It didn't had a option to activate/deactivate, so in the settings file it was activated.
[Galaxy S II General] c3l5o:
Inside the "android_frameworks_base/core/res /res/values-pt-rPT /donottranslate-cldr.xml" I've found some inconsistencies that mess up my statusbar clock (Since I use the phone in portuguese (pt-BR seems to also be affected.)

These are the ones I'm talking about:

<string name="hour_minute_24">%-kh%M</string> // This one makes my clock display the time like "16h30" instead of "16:30", like the English default.

And then there are these two:

<string name="am">Antes do meio-dia</string> // this one makes my statusbar clock display the time: "4:30 Antes do meio-dia" which takes up a lot of space.

<string name="pm">Depois do meio-dia</string> // this one does the same thing, but instead shows "4:30 Depois do meio-dia".

In English they're:

<string name="am">AM</string>

<string name="pm">PM</string>

Now, this seems like a quickfix, but the thing is, I have no idea how to submit a patch to guerrit from windows (since I can't figure out the "repo" part). Oh and that filename also tells me to leave it alone and don't change any of the values.

To whom can I submit this for change?
[Galaxy S II General] :
Eu acho que está certo ;) aqui não mosta o Antes do meio-dia e o depois do meio-dia, mas sim AM e PM.

I think it's right ;) here it doesn't show the Antes do meio-dia and the depois do meio-dia, but AM and PM.

Edit: only in PT-PT. In PT-BR it shows AM and PM. But in PT-PT it really shows Antes do meio-dia/Depois do meio-dia. Send the patch to the development thread.
[Galaxy S II General] c3l5o:
So it's just in the European Portuguese version.

Screens:
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
The 24 hour format should be global and standard around the world. Without the "h". You Americans are making it hard for us with your standards, oz, feet, billion etc ;)
[Galaxy S II General] :
Yes. Here is showing AM/PM. Check the PT-BR values.

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Yeah... I prefer the international system. m for distance, kg for mass, etc. Also, I don't like this date format: mm/dd/yyyy. I prefer dd/mm/yyyy. Which one is more friendly? Today is :8/7/2012 and 7/8/2012. You know that the first one changes every day, the second every month and the last every year.
[Galaxy S II General] cpl.Bower:
I wonder with this kernel if I install from zero I would have the hardware brick that the "legitime" ROM leaked has... I dont wanna my phone to die, it almost die doing the "legitime" ROM and I dont wanna this happend to me with this custom
[Galaxy S II General] Testraindrop:
Actually the answer is 6...
[Galaxy S II General] apollero:
I'm on the 30-06 nightly (CM9 kernel) and I downloaded CPU spy and I it seems to be in 200 MHz most of the time overnight so I lost about 40% in 6 hours. How do I find out what's doing this? Or will the latest nightly fix it?
[Galaxy S II General] :
No, brick free. Interesting that a custom ROM has less chances to brick than a official Samsung ROM.

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Look at the -1 ;)
[Galaxy S II General] Testraindrop:
I wonder how many people will come here to ask the same question again.

CM9 and almost every other Kernel is safe, only the stock ones are not!

Edit: hm got me^^
[Galaxy S II General] c3l5o:
Done

Let's hope someone applies it now.
[Galaxy S II General] :
Yesterday, I've uploaded a updated Google Apps with the newest Google Play and non-neon libs removed, just to free some space. Also, I've uploaded a lite version of Google Apps, with less apps and libs.

Google Apps full

http://www.mediafire.com/?ajjttnert3q8emr

Google Apps lite

http://www.mediafire.com/?4pl908arn2mg89q

That's just because the official Google Apps is outdated and as our CPU is neon, we don't need non-neon files. That will free up some space. Also, they will be installed faster, since I've edited some stuff. The lite one is the one I use. I've deleted a lot of apps that are useless to me. Hope this can help some people.

Edit: for some details about this neon thing, http://www.arm.com/products/processors/technologies/neon.php [Our CPU have neon support]
[Galaxy S II General] yahyoh:
dose camera iso really work ? :D
[Galaxy S II General] albundy118:
Call onyl rings once

Hi,

I've read that also other poeple already complained about that when receiving an incoming call, the ringtone only rings one time and the phone only vibrites further.

Unfortunately I could not find any hint to resolve this like changing some settings.

Is this really a bug or can't I just find the related settings to change this?

This is really bad, then I missed already several phone calls due to that situation.

Cheers,

Florian
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
Try it :p
[Galaxy S II General] :
you serious

Seriously?

Of course. :)
[Galaxy S II General] hazwheel:
So... what Apps have you removed in the lite version?
[Galaxy S II General] :
Download and take a look... The size difference between full and lite is 33MB. Full with 43MB and lite with 10MB. Both compacted using 7zip in ultra mode.
[Galaxy S II General] :
Build Differences

Little Help please

I forgot what a cm-9-20120707-EXPERIMENTAL-galaxys2-STK version compared cm-9-20120705-EXPERIMENTAL-galaxys2-NSP.zip.

I know about the other types.

Sorry if this is a bad question.

Thanks

snowman77/BLUSNOWMAN
[Galaxy S II General] asaf-g:
I still get this bug:

input: fix recents opening when waking the device with the home button
without lockscreen 2012-07-08 at 06:40:02 (android_frameworks_base)

after installing the latest nightly. Would love to assist with log files etc if needed.

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II General] :
STK: Samsung's SIM Toolkit. NSP: Noise Suppression toggle on/off. Download latest nightly and you will get both features.
[Galaxy S II General] hazwheel:
Dude, I'm not gonna bother downloading just to take a look, when someone posts a download, they usually state what it contains so people don't waste their time. Sods law says it will have something I want removed, then I will have to install the full one again and be annoyed :eek:
[Galaxy S II General] :
Thanks For that

I must have missed that part in the thread while I was away on holidays so THANKS. I knew that in the latest nightly it would have both but i wasnt sure about the acronyms.Was PARTLY right.

Thanks

snowman77/BLUSNOWMAN
[Galaxy S II General] JimJam707:
Sorry for the noob comment, but would it be possible to just flash the CM9 Resurrection Edition with Odin onto a Stock SII with ICS (Kernel: 3.0.15-I9100VBLPB-CL310231dpi@DELL151 #3)?
[Galaxy S II General] hazwheel:
You have a post count of 823 and you are playing the "noob comment" card? :p Yes, you can flash the RE with odin, but you will want to then flash the latest nightly to be up to date.
[Galaxy S II General] BlackAndGreyCat:
Sorry for the noobish question but is Cm9 odexed? And if not, how can I make an odexed build? From what I've read an odexed build has speed and size advantages.
[Galaxy S II General] lasic.2000:
Hey guys. I have question.Is there any way to get CM7 lockscreen and status bar on CM9.Is just some framework amd systemui.apk? ?

Thx :)
[Galaxy S II General] yahyoh:
nope ;)
[Galaxy S II General] Net.silb:
Search - " BetterBatteryStats "

Anyways, when I was on 01182011 build my battery life was complete S**T, In 6 hours -> GONE.

Now on 01232011 build the battery life after 3G,browsing and extensive usage - 15h 23m 54s 44% !!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Galaxy S II General] t0ph0id:
https://market.android.com/details?...sImNvbS5hc2tzdmVuLmJldHRlcmJhdHRlcnlzdGF0cyJd
[Galaxy S II General] shotta35:
Remove PinyinIME.apk and OpenWNN.apk and reboot, that or disable them.
[Galaxy S II General] barrist:
or free for xda members: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1179809
[Galaxy S II General] anishtrip:
It's been a long time......expecting many resolutions in the next release
[Galaxy S II General] pik1:
tell that to samsung... they are the ones not releasing the needed sources
[Galaxy S II General] lowkey81:
I had to search for the better battery tool first! My bad....

Nice addition Barrist! ;-)
[Galaxy S II General] khassanove:
Flash cf root kernel via odin you can find a full thread about that on xda
[Galaxy S II General] Net.silb:
LP6 Modem link in DEV thread!

I suspect a new build with LP6 kernel is coming with in the next few hours... :)
[Galaxy S II General] gamalhussein:
Wich modem should i flash????

i only flashed the cm9 zip ... and everything works well ... should i flash a modem??? and wich one ...

also i don't see the cm settings as you see in the screen shoots ... is there anything wrong from what you see???
[Galaxy S II General] khassanove:
Did u read the thread?
[Galaxy S II General] killall:
If everything is working I would stay with the Modem you have.

CMSettings are not included yet.
[Galaxy S II General] gbohm:
yes you installed an alpha rom seems very wrong from here

but perhaps you need a second opinion

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9100 mit Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II General] gamalhussein:
i just flashed the latest one that came out yesterday
[Galaxy S II General] gbohm:
i rest my case

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[Galaxy S II General] killall:
He forgot [/SARCASM] :)
[Galaxy S II General] khassanove:
Did u check the video? Try to play something on youtube or record a video
[Galaxy S II General] gamalhussein:
both not working
[Galaxy S II General] freemini:
Hoping to see improvements in LP6. About time a new leak came out.
[Galaxy S II General] JimJam707:
Ahaha, all these posts are from OffTopic, not actual phone stuff.

But thanks!
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
You would have to modify the code so that it was compatible with ICS since CM7 framework and system are based on Gingerbread, if you just copy the framework and systemui from CM7 to CM9 you are going to either get a bootloop or if it actually boots a ton of FCs and crashes.
[Galaxy S II General] lasic.2000:
So the answer is-NO.I have no idea how to do this.But thanks anyway.
[Galaxy S II General] DrunkFuX666:
A slightly off topic question, but what causes a bigger battery drain... wifi or data...? :-/

Sent from my Galaxy ICSII
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
Why would you want that? It's old and ugly.

data AFAIK.
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
It depends a bit, in general I find they are about the same on a good wifi network, the problem arises when the wifi network you are using is noisy. Noisy networks send a lot of packets out to the various devices connected and every time your phone receives packets (even ones not really sent to it) it wakes up for 5 seconds to ensure that the transmission is complete, windows PCs tend to send out a lot of garbage packets via multicast which will tend to keep your phone awake a little more than on data, there are ways you can reduce the packet noise on your network (assuming you control all the computers on it) but at the moment most wifi networks will cause slightly more idle drain.

If you're talking drain during active use, then this is 100% correct.
[Galaxy S II General] kokakoala:
This is screenshot from SGS1 CM9, is this posible on SGS2? Or supercurio's display expert will be my only hope?
[Galaxy S II General] :
Would you get bothered just for downloading 9MB? I said I've deleted a lot of stuff. I won't get bothered telling everything I've deleted. But some of the stuff I deleted: feedback, news/weather, faceunlock, gbackup, chromebookmarks ... I think that you could firstly test it. No dev publish a kernel and say how it is, smooth, light, ...
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
That's why the great wifi option "never on if screen is off" exists I guess.
[Galaxy S II General] TA123:
Is Apollo being developed at all?
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Yeah, true.
[Galaxy S II General] CRXed:
When taking a picture from inside Whatsapp, there used to be a preview where you could Cancel, Send, or Take another picture.

Now that preview is not showing, after the picture it immediately shows the actual camera image again.

Is this a bug in CM9 or in Whatsapp?
[Galaxy S II General] AcmE85:
I think it is a CM9 bug.

IMO Messenger behaves the same way.

Noticed it since the manual touch focus was fixed by codeworkx.
[Galaxy S II General] :
Just use GPlay Music ;) Apollo sucks. Consumes A LOT of data every time it starts to download artwork, is slow and CPU eater.
[Galaxy S II General] hazwheel:
But they do tell you what's in it, what it does, what it incorporates. When did you last see a kernel release where the OP said " Here is a kernel, try it, the end" ?
[Galaxy S II General] :
What matters is the content, not what a dev tells. I told I removed some stuff... ok, done. I say I removed x and more, you test and don't like because there isn't y features. ok, done.
[Galaxy S II General] hazwheel:
Exactly, what matters is the content, something you neglected to inform us of, not many people will download something when they aren't informed of its content dude. I don't mean to be picky but I KNOW you understand what I'm saying
[Galaxy S II General] CRXed:
Hmm ok, good to know.

I also contacted Whatsapp on this, still waiting to hear from them (if ever...)

Now let's hope a dev will pick this up as a bug too :victory:
[Galaxy S II General] asaf-g:
+1
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
If it happens on the RC1, you could post it to the Issue Tracker, of course this would require installing RC1 and trying it.
[Galaxy S II General] MaKTaiL:
Nightly 07/08 simply the best so far! No wakelocks, awesome battery life.

I'll keep it until the final version. I'm done testting nighlties for now. ^^
[Galaxy S II General] :
I've noticed something... Scrolling with wi-fi on is smoother then scrooling with 3G. Not placebo, true.
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
That's all? Try wiping, try another phone, try bloating the phone up, try to convince people to confirm it. Then if it's true, replace the freaking wifi drivers with these!;

http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#/c/17090/

Or at least try them, the wifi drivers has been a pain in the ass for some and still is with the freeze lockscreen bug. Or is it COMPLETELY gone now?

EDIT: Not saying it's the wifi drivers, just assuming it is ; )
[Galaxy S II General] njwest:
Why would he replace the wifi drivers if they're improving performance, as he claims?
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
What?
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
I've flashed my last cm9 nightly today. I have been using cm9 since the earliest days (december 2011). I once flashed a sdk port just to look at the new os. Good times. Since I flashed the first official cm9 experimental I never looked back to sammy roms again. Cm9 wasn't even fully functional. No working camera, no working external sd and video recording, no youtube playing and so on. It was worth it in the end. So thanks to all who helped with the project and bow to teamhacksung.

They've made the most of our phones... for now.

So come on Jellygenmod 10!!!

:)
[Galaxy S II General] ShimaMiku:
You could always use Widget Locker from the Play Store to use a GB-style lockscreen.
[Galaxy S II General] ludorexmundi:
Fu**ing true mate :thumbup:

Inviato dal mio GT-I9100 con Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
It's already been said about 1000 times, no CM10 until AOSP sources come out, CM doesn't do SDK ports or ports from pre-release system dumps, you just have to be patient until Google gets around to releasing the sources which will probably be in the next week or two.

Until then, this isn't the CM10 thread, so posting "bring on JB!" in here is just crapping up the thread.
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
I don't get it, what now? New phone, new rom or what?
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
Cm9 is good as never before. No need for flashing more nightlies.

I wait for the first cm10 jelly bean nightly.
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
Okey?? So you mean that you will not flash the 2012-07-27 nightly of CM9 that contains hundreds of commits? Not even the stable release? What has come into your mind?
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
? Cm10 is next for my phone.
[Galaxy S II General] hazwheel:
I'd like to say I fully agree with you, but I know I wont be able to stop flashing my daily nightly :highfive:
[Galaxy S II General] rajarshi10:
CM10 set for mid-July or August?
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
We do not know. Sources should be available in about a week or two.
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
It will be available once it's ready after the AOSP sources are released, asking for ETAs for CM is a no no.

Edit: I wouldn't expect a CM10 nightly the day the sources drop either, it should be easier to merge and therefore take a shorter time than it did for ICS, but that doesn't mean it will be available the next day or even within a week.
[Galaxy S II General] lasic.2000:
Week or two? ?Great I can be on CM9 and CM7.2 and wait for first CM10.Wow a litle weird name..EDIT:Is today's CM9 version latest ( I'm asking beacuse this conversation looks like it would) ??
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
From cm5 to cm6 to cm7 to cm9 to cm10... my phones always were and always will be cyanogenmodized ;).
[Galaxy S II General] rajarshi10:
I see. Heaven knows what we would do without Cyanogenmod :D
[Galaxy S II General] lasic.2000:
So that was whole story of SGS2 Cyanogenmod?? Versions 5,6,7,9??
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Started with 7 on the SGS2 since it shipped with GB.
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
No... my first android phone had cm5 and so on. My desire z had cm6 and cm7. And galaxy s2 had cm7 and cm9. And soon cm10 ;)
[Galaxy S II General] :
CM8 should have been Honeycomb, but they didn't had time to develop it. So, CM7 to CM9. [not even related to SGII,since honeycomb is just for tablets, but just some curiosity ;)]
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Honeycomb was also not released to AOSP, which made it much harder to develop for.
[Galaxy S II General] :
It's just a fact. Not any bug, but seems that 3G consumes more CPU or whatever. Don't know if it happens in other phones and ROMs, maybe it does happen in every device.
[Galaxy S II General] lasic.2000:
(Litle off-top)Yep honeycomb...that was Google's mistake.Honeycomb should be for phones and tablets.But it's only for tablets.They wanted to fix this mistake developing ICS but this made whole case just worster...
[Galaxy S II General] :
I don't like Honeycomb. Google could make it much better, kinda a waste of time. I would prefer to have Gingerbread then Honeycomb. It was just a marketing strategy to tablets, the system was badly developed. That's why they didn't release to smartphones.
[Galaxy S II General] Spiralzz:
Quick question guys. Am I supposed to download the MX Player codec Arm 7 or arm 7 neon or neither is necessary?
[Galaxy S II General] 0mega1:
I'll probably get yelled at for this, but whatever, it's worth it. I tried searching, but 1000 pages of people yelling at eachother for not searching, I'm lost. Bear with me here, I'm not stupid, I just hate these forums sometimes.

Need to figure out how to:

Stop notifications from breaking sound in other apps: IE, while listening to music *BING* no more music, oh wait, it's just quiet.

Can the headphone on-plug auto volume adjust be disabled? I hated it on the stock samsung rom, and I don't know when CM added it in, but it's obnoxious XD

Is HDMI out broken or did I break mine?

Thank you to: The first person who answers without telling me to search, because seriously, I tried. This thread moves way too damn fast.
[Galaxy S II General] lasic.2000:
Ok waiting when sister will give acces to computer then flash stock LPW then oldbootlader and then CF-Root and finally CM9 today's version

EDIT: @up

Just install MX KODEK ARMV7.I alway do that and every thinks works
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
Good decision. Oh and there's a simpler way of doing all that...
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Mute notifications (you can put them on vibrate, just can't have the play a sound), otherwise this will happen, known issue, blame Samsung.

Edit: Looking at the Gerrit review, I think codeworkx may be working on a workaround for this, but no ETA for when/if it will be implemented.

Not 100% sure on this but I don't think you can.

My understanding is that it works for video playback but not to display the OS (ie your homescreen), not having an HDMI adapter myself I can't confirm this 100% but this seems to be what most people have said about it.
[Galaxy S II General] CRXed:
Flashed RC1 especially for this and the problem is there

Reported it

Camera preview does not show (in apps that can use camera) after taking photo

http://code.google.com/p/cyanogenmod/issues/detail?id=5745
[Galaxy S II General] lasic.2000:
What way? ?In LPW paste the cf root zimage and delete the original one ??

Wait I got an idea.I'm on CM 7.2 with fuxi kernel wich got CWM 5.5.0.4.Can I intal now old bootloader and theen CM9??

Hmm.... I think version for yesterday has got shorter battery life ;/.