yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II General] haghdk:
Awesome work! Nothing less! Why Samsung isn't more supportive of you third-party developers is just beyond me. :confused:

You guys can do some serious magic!

Keep it up! I have send a donation away to you Nexus device!
[Galaxy S II General] MrZammler:
Can't post links to the GPL licence, but in short, what GPL says is that if you make a modification on a GPL'ed piece of software, and release it, you are required to do so.

I'm not by any means an exprert on GPL; But my understanding is that the sources must be available as soon as the binary is released.
[Galaxy S II General] Oweida:
Great Xplodwild :)

Just a question,, now if you succeeded in building a flawless kernel ( I really hope so ) would that means that almost everything will be fixed including USB connection ?!

Codeworkx !!

You have done a great job but FYI people who like/need your intelligence are far more than the people who bug you here in the forum. We really respect your effort in building/reverse engineering/developing this ROM.

Thanx a lot.
[Galaxy S II General] MistahBungle:
That's right, and that's what's been discussed in this thread a fair bit lately. However, 'cajoling' Samsung into doing same is another matter entirely. I mean, they don't release sources within a 'reasonable' timeframe, apart from a petition, what are people on XDA going to do about it ?

Answer: Pretty much nothing.

A bunch of phone users Vs a large multinational company.

It totally sucks that Samsung is like this, but apart from the petition, there isn't a thing anyone here can do about it.
[Galaxy S II General] MrZammler:
Well, not exactly, count the FSF together with the phone users ;)
[Galaxy S II General] dk206:
LMFAO

AHAHAHAH you are the people who drives devs like codeworkx away.

Don't anyone else find this ironically amusing? This NOOB - YES U NOOB (NOT NEWB) Made my day :D
[Galaxy S II General] coversnail:
Well if they don't release kernel source codes at point of release then the proper course of action is to inform the free software foundation. www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-violation.html

However as they haven't released the ics kernel officially Samsung haven't done anything wrong yet, and they're not obliged in any way to release any other form of source code.
[Galaxy S II General] Life Engineer:
Maybe one offtopic thought but I was just thinking:

Isn't Cyanogen (Steve Kondik) himself an employee at Samsung?!? Can't he get the sources or at least help us with that?! :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II General] coversnail:
He'd get arrested for industrial espionage! The kernel sources will appear when its released, the rest is Samsung's intellectual property, they don't have to release it if they don't want.

And its understandable why they don't. Carriers want users to have their apps pre installed as it makes them money, Samsung wants its apps pre installed as that makes them money. Making custom rom's easier to make means they'll make less money from their bloat (or 'features'). And encouraging custom rom's would mean more people screwing up their devices and costing Samsung money due to warranties (because the custom firmware counters have been hacked through jigs).
[Galaxy S II General] Deathwing00:
Davis" yeotor

I am using the following:

update-cm-9-20120305-NIGHTLY-galaxys2-signed.zip

gapps-ics-20120304-signed.zip

gapps-ics-facelock-20120131-signed.zip

And face unlock fails to start. I have wiped cache and dalvik cache several times. Can you check whether you are using these versions?
[Galaxy S II General] runedrune:
With the latest gapps packages you don't have to flash facelock separately. It's already included.
[Galaxy S II General] chewable:
You don't need to flash facelock separately anymore with gapps-ics-20120304-signed.zip. Reboot into recovery and re-flash just gapps.
[Galaxy S II General] brar.arsh:
New features coming:

Profiles

Torch

Configurable screen rotation

And much more in latest nightly..

http://cm-nightlies.appspot.com/?device=galaxys2

Sent from SGS2 running Android ICS
[Galaxy S II General] xavihernandez:
Kinda strange question but how do you see it fails to work since unlock screen settings can't be changed at the moment? I'm curious because I haven't tried FaceUnlock yet.
[Galaxy S II General] mynameisjon:
http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,12858

This change looks especially promising. Hopefully I won't have to keep editing vold.fstab everytime I flash now!
[Galaxy S II General] xaznxplaya:
Hi guys

Small issue.my phone was on safe mode-I got it back to normal but I cant seem to sync my Facebook anymore any idea?

Sent from heaven
[Galaxy S II General] xavihernandez:
Another question to you, users : when you send a mms with a picture, does the picture got rotated instead of being in portrait mode?
[Galaxy S II General] DuperMan:
THAT

I'm half afraid it's a fake changelog with every disallowed feature request us xda trolls wanted. :D

@codeworks: this must've crossed your mind when Samsung announced ICS on 10th ;)
[Galaxy S II General] gabx:
yes

+10 char
[Galaxy S II General] SuperCocov6.5:
I love this great rom, very good for my daily use.

Enviado desde mi GT-I9100 usando Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II General] Yathi:
I installed the 5th March build of the CM9 Nightly today.

The first thing I noticed was that there was no battery percentage. So I searched and got this link:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1434061&highlight=cm9+battery+percentage.

I flashed one of the zips given there through CWM and then restarted my phone. I got a System UI failure and the top bar(which has all the notification icons etc) just dissapeared. Then I had to flash a backup again to fix it. (I still din get the battery percentage to show)

The second thing is, if I touch and hold an App in the App tray and then move it to the remove option which comes in the top left corner in Trebuchet, Nothing happens! Not a big deal as I could unistall the application from Market but would be good if it works.

And finally I so loved the default ringtone! Its too good :D. Thanks for that. And also I was expecting the boot animation which came on youtube for CM9.. Hope that comes soon. Thanks for the great work all you guys! :)
[Galaxy S II General] frkazid:
setting -> system -> second -> battery
[Galaxy S II General] xavihernandez:
Okay thanks for answer.
[Galaxy S II General] chewable:
Battery percentage is actually in the nightlies. Go into Settings/System/Status bar/Battery status style
[Galaxy S II General] annie42:
some news:

@xplodwild

Kernel news: Fixed the dalvik-cache issue, I can now access my desk and apps I had :)
[Galaxy S II General] qwerty warrior:
hahahahhahahaha
[Galaxy S II General] xavihernandez:
You have to hold on "Remove" for one second or so, and the "button" will become "Uninstall". Notice that you can also use the Apps Manager instead of opening Google Play Store (not Android Market anymore).
[Galaxy S II General] gabx:
http://www.fileserve.com/file/Md3ybeJ/bootanimation.zip

This is your day!! Enjoy
[Galaxy S II General] JmChile:
what do I do with this file? flash it or place it somewhere?
[Galaxy S II General] Bene2k11:
Come on nightly build bot build that damn buuuiiillld I need something to flash arraarraargh. :D
[Galaxy S II General] gabx:
If you want to keep this animation when flashing new ROM, place it in data/local/.

It will take hand over the one from the ROM.

To push it to your device, use adb.
[Galaxy S II General] JmChile:
thanks!! its very pixelated so im waiting for the official one... thanks anaways!
[Galaxy S II General] qwerty warrior:
can some one upload me an ICS youtube apk

i uninstalled by mistake

and the youtube apk in market is meh
[Galaxy S II General] alexnative:
Just check ROM Manager, is there new update on codeworkx video debugging build ????
[Galaxy S II General] lrbpereira:
Anyone flashed that build? 443 downloads allready on Rom Manager. Any feedback?
[Galaxy S II General] blair287:
All I get is error downloading from list contact developer from manager total waste of money
[Galaxy S II General] Skyline92:
Hi guys. Tried to use wifi-tethering. The build-in version isn't working, so I tried with Barnacle Wifi-Tether App. Didn't work either. Apl states that there is no wpa_supplicant. Any solution?

Thank u guys.
[Galaxy S II General] rickytenzer:
You're a waste of money.
[Galaxy S II General] gabx:
I had the same, and now downloading.

1- make sure RM is updated

2-wipe cache / dalvik cache
[Galaxy S II General] freddywhite:
Most recent build for me has high battery drain. Anyone experiencing similar?
[Galaxy S II General] blair287:
I think your childish and need to grow up but thats my opinion.

Regarding my wifi issue i can no connect to all networks bar one which it doesn't even try to connect to just says "saved" after it, after i type in password other devices including my tablet work fine on it.
[Galaxy S II General] rickytenzer:
It's my response to a childish comment regarding an extremely useful app that you're paying for mostly to support an awesome developer.

You grow up.
[Galaxy S II General] blair287:
If you pay for an app you expect it to work, if you bought a laptop and it didnt work you would think its a waste of money right. but im not going to start a flame war over a troll whos looking to insult someone not post anything useful.
[Galaxy S II General] Alienfreak:
You have no idea how many times I already refreshed the nightly page today ^^
[Galaxy S II General] gabx:
I have some wifi issues too, only on some networks, and it seems we are not alone. I spent hours and hours seraching, but it seems it is only on the last two Cm nighties. Never had this before.

---------- Post added at 07:20 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:17 PM ----------

Hola la, it seems you are ROM addict. Go and see the doctor!

N.B: don't start a flame, I am just teasing you! Nothing wrong.
[Galaxy S II General] blair287:
Hope fully another build will fix the issue.
[Galaxy S II General] yamen.meddeb:
still with no video call ?
[Galaxy S II General] sahibunlimited:
Come on

Koush is developer of CWM recovery also!

Sent from my GT-I9100 powered by CheckRom™
[Galaxy S II General] Skyline92:
Anyone?
[Galaxy S II General] xaznxplaya:
Guys is there a way to add the sync back to Facebook?

Sent from heaven
[Galaxy S II General] Hassi94:
Yep works fine with those versions.
[Galaxy S II General] Alienfreak:
No. I only searched through the changelogs and saw that profiles and internal storage choice have been implemented for good.

So I am a bit thrilled.
[Galaxy S II General] Nushio:
Here's the difference though. You didn't pay for ROM Manager Premium. You bought Koush a beer because you appreciate his work. And since he appreciated your beer, he gave you access to some extra features.
[Galaxy S II General] :
He's having server problems right now by the looks of it.
[Galaxy S II General] ghassir:
I think yes

Gerer les application->Facebook->Effacer les donnes & Forcer l'arret.
[Galaxy S II General] rnksarda:
Yes . Am experiencing that too !
[Galaxy S II General] loylik:
Is it possible to kill apps instead of 'delete from list' in recent apps window?
[Galaxy S II General] :
Didn't have to look to hard at that capture to see wakelocks; i.e. your phone was awake when the screen was off, on the right half of the shot.

Better Battery Stats, install it to figure out why your phone was awake when it shouldn't have been.

People who run this ROM without BBS installed are clinically insane.
[Galaxy S II General] Mark ter Grote:
ffs...... omfg...
[Galaxy S II General] Alienfreak:
Don't always encourage people spamming the Thread with:

ZOMG 05 HAS ALOT MORE ENERGY DRAIN THAN 04 WHICH RAN PERFECTLY.

As has been made clear from the devs no real possibility for increasing or decreasing battery performance does currently exist.
[Galaxy S II General] :
Sure it does, there are plenty of wakelocks that can be eliminated.
[Galaxy S II General] Alienfreak:
I bet there are already over 100 threads about wakelocks on XDA-Dev.
[Galaxy S II General] :
That's nice.
[Galaxy S II General] panoz:
I love wakelocks! I can't live without them anymore! :D
[Galaxy S II General] ProtoKun7:
It does work; you weren't waiting long enough.

And you expect there to be a difference from the one on the Play Store? :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II General] Ramelov:
It seems to me that a new nightly is just being cooked :-)
[Galaxy S II General] annie42:
Very stupid question from me, sorry guys

Will the market automatically update to play store? Cause I havent got mine updated
[Galaxy S II General] Ramelov:
Yes. It updates automatically. Try open Android Market several times.
[Galaxy S II General] lrbpereira:
Not a stupid question, it sould but it won´t for now. With me in didn´t... In that case you have to install over it the new version, 3.4.6 or 3.4.7 that was released today.

---------- Post added at 07:50 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:49 PM ----------

It´s being cooked since day 5... ahahahahahaha

---------- Post added at 07:53 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:50 PM ----------

It´s out: :)

http://download.cyanogenmod.com/get/update-cm-9-20120309-NIGHTLY-galaxys2-signed.zip
[Galaxy S II General] thehabos:
First of thx for the developers for this great ROM.

I'm running the latest nightly build and works superb. Having no problems with it at all. Performance is super, battery drain very good, video playback super.

I have a question probably not CM9 related but as I'm on it will ask here.

Was today playing pinball arcade until my battery went to 4%. After that I exited the app but didn't put on charge, wanted to get to 1%. Now after ~6 hours my phone still runs and was slowly increasing the battery and now it's on 9%.

The battery info shows 1d 8h and I see an increasing line in the graph.

Can someone tell me to what is this related?

Thx
[Galaxy S II General] xaznxplaya:
Hi guys,

Quick question as I couldn`t get an answer to my previous one. I turned off my cell and when I turned back on it went into safe mode. I turned off again and back on then I lost a few widgets and stuff. Now, my facebook doesn`t have the option to sync anymore. Any idea?
[Galaxy S II General] stealthj:
hmm. On 05 build wifi and tether work fine for me... Gotta wipe gotta wipe... And atop installing Faceunlock.zip
[Galaxy S II General] Piccles:
Yes, settings, developer options, kill apps using back button

Sent from my CM9 Galaxy SII
[Galaxy S II General] DrunkFuX666:
Hey guys uhhh... wanted to ask what people would suggest... the latest nightly or the unofficial build codeworkx made on the 3rd I think...??

Sent from my Galaxy ICSII
[Galaxy S II General] thehabos:
Latest nightly as it contains the changes from codeworx build.
[Galaxy S II General] SimboXXX:
Y U NO ASK Mr Search? :O
[Galaxy S II General] Yathi:
You guys are awesome. Thanks a lot! :).
[Galaxy S II General] plazzTT:
Has the CyanogenMod nightlies section been removed from ROM Manager?
[Galaxy S II General] lrbpereira:
Koush server is down. Download it via pc 4 now: http://download.cyanogenmod.com/get/update-cm-9-20120309-NIGHTLY-galaxys2-signed.zip
[Galaxy S II General] :
still there...just downloading the video debugging version...might as well give that a try
[Galaxy S II General] stealthj:
You can still download via phone from that site... Damn I was trying to find configurable orientation but I think that one of being saved for next nightly...

Profile changer reminds me of Nokia. Very handy very nice thanks!
[Galaxy S II General] sam razzy:
Is that USB mount is fixed...? I read the changelog but its totally making confused...
[Galaxy S II General] plazzTT:
I think that's in the codeworkx section with his own builds.

I mean the section with the CM nightlies.
[Galaxy S II General] JmChile:
whats video debugging?
[Galaxy S II General] Scott_HKR:
Could someone explain to me the use of the external storage thing in the new nightly build?

Also, the brightness adjustment by sliding the status bar just doesn't work :S
[Galaxy S II General] test9876543:
that was a test version of the hardware decoding (youtube hd videos etc). That code has since been merged in the nightlies.

Koush tweeted yesterday:

"There seems to be zip corruption issues when installing CyanogenMod through ROM Manager. I've found the problem and am fixing it."

so instead of from Rom Manager, just download the latest nightly from here from your phone until it's fixed:

http://download.cyanogenmod.com/?device=galaxys2
[Galaxy S II General] :
oh my bad yeah....well downloaded the latest one of today...wifi works good now after a bit of a tussle with it..problem is forget the gapps so redownloading them again:(
[Galaxy S II General] annie42:
Got my Play Store after I updated to the lastest Gapps :)
[Galaxy S II General] TheSniperFan:
The battery drain is just estimated. Usually it's relatively accurate. However, imagine that it's off by like +/- 1% every day. The longer you use your phone, the more it will sum up. In your case the battery is charged more than the handset thinks, therefore it's raising. The other way round it's much worse, as it just runs out of energy. It wouldn't even shut down (happened to me already).

It's normal, through I have to say that it seems that it's more common in CyanogenMod 9.
[Galaxy S II General] Actualizador:
In the New nightly 03092012 phone have more speed. Wow. Thanks teamhacksung. And for you codeworkx..

Enviado desde mi GT-I9100 usando Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II General] yabadabadooo:
Wow in the new nightly the battery lasts about 3,5days

sent from your mom's iphone
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
Damn, the new nightly is astonishing!! Ma fone jus write it OWN name! :eek:
[Galaxy S II General] :
haha you could not keep away could you;)
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
LOL, same to you stiffypooper. I knew you'd jump on CM9 after our convo earlier :p
[Galaxy S II General] :
[YOUTUBE]UPw-3e_pzqU[/YOUTUBE]
[Galaxy S II General] BurlaMatto:
Lateste build is great. idk why but i had to reinstall gapps, apart from this it's smoother. Thanks devs :)
[Galaxy S II General] prof.kiwi:
Hey guys...

Is there any possible way that I could use 160 dpi setting and still be able to make phone calls? :(

Yes, I do know that optimal setting is 182 for everything to work, but I was wondering if there is any way to use 160?

Thank you so much
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
No, you will get force close. I believe no one has got the call screen to work on 160dpi yet.
[Galaxy S II General] :
Master Yoda gave you an answer instead
[Galaxy S II General] skaterbub2003:
Just out of interest: Why would you want to use a lower resolution?
[Galaxy S II General] maceddy:
I had to reinstall Gapps too, enter google account and reboot....
[Galaxy S II General] EnemyOfGlaDOS:
It virtually makes the screen bigger allowing more on a page/screen. I use a DPI of 185.. though I don't think I'd go any lower :p
[Galaxy S II General] Ramelov:
What is the speech recorder for? It is visible in the apps draw.
[Galaxy S II General] skaterbub2003:
Wait... I thought more dpi = smaller pixels = "bigger" screen ?
[Galaxy S II General] giannis kitromilides:
nobody has noticed that when you lock the phone can not hear the beep or is only me?
[Galaxy S II General] Draak22:
No, you can't change the phones resolution. Pixels stay the same size. So more pixels / dots per inch = bigger icons.

Same thing with photoshop. The document gets 'bigger' when increasing the dpi. Only difference is that you can zoom in and out with Photoshop. ;)
[Galaxy S II General] Joschi75:
The setting is quite hidden.

You need to go to settings > Storage

Then press the menu key and select "storage configuration".

It's ported from CM7 so it should do the same as in the previous release. Since I haven't used CM7 before and I didn't play with it so far I can not 100% tell you the effect of it.

From what I can see you can switch between the internal SD card and the external SD card when it comes to apps and media storage
[Galaxy S II General] xaznxplaya:
Meh for x reasons I lost my sync in the facebook setting and I can't even add a facebook account on "Account & Sync" WTF =S
[Galaxy S II General] Fabriciohss:
tried clearing facebook data and then launching the app again?
[Galaxy S II General] skaterbub2003:
Ah, now I get it! :) Although I can't quite see the point in doing this...
[Galaxy S II General] Draak22:
It's really a personal choice. Either you like the smaller looking interface or you don't. :)
[Galaxy S II General] :
You could also potentially run a hyper dense desktop grid without icons butting up against each other.
[Galaxy S II General] seaweeduk:
Doesn't solve it unfortunately
[Galaxy S II General] freemini:
At the cost of screen clarity sadly. Lower DPI= smaller text and icons with the same resolution which makes them look worse. For example a low DPI would be amazing on devices like the Galaxy Note because it has such a huge screen and resolution. That's just my opinion though(I've even used CM7 at lower DPI's for some time too) so don't go harsh on me.
[Galaxy S II General] :
I'd run 182 dpi for a few minutes each time I flashed an update of Insanity ROM (default dpi); the stock dpi makes me much happier.
[Galaxy S II General] Molitro:
And in the other hand since the first very second I tried 192 (i'll go for 182 after flashing the last nightly, seeing as it's the recomended setting) I just couldn't go back to stock. Everything looks just too big in 240.
[Galaxy S II General] skaterbub2003:
Sorry, I still had my mind at "more dpi" so I thought, you want to have bigger icons. But, of course, with less dpi you have "more space" to work with. Pretty neat idea. :D
[Galaxy S II General] Gutana:
May sound a bit nooby, but how does one go about changing the dpi? Also, what's the stock dpi? 240? And wuts the best one to use
[Galaxy S II General] Molitro:
By the way... what do you people use for file transfer?
[Galaxy S II General] Northern-Loop:
adb or even airdroid.
[Galaxy S II General] Christian99:
182 is really low. I liked 210. But now, I keep the stock as well and I do like it better too. Sad for the big huge icones.
[Galaxy S II General] Draak22:
There are two ways. First is opening build.prop in system with root explorer and changing the value in this line: ro.sf.lcd_density=240

Second is downloading dpi changer from play store (market). Not sure if it works on CM9 though, maybe someone can confirm weither it does.
[Galaxy S II General] crazyonins:
I have!!!!
[Galaxy S II General] Molitro:
I tried 182 and I have the same minor grafical glitches I had when I used 210 back in the day. Glitches as in specific apps or whatever show bad resolution and such.

Problems that doesn't present on 192. On 192 everything is just as stock, only smaller.

PD: I'll try airdroid, thanks. I'm getting tired of powering off the phone to pull the SD xD
[Galaxy S II General] Draak22:
Spill it!
[Galaxy S II General] crazyonins:
I use 120.
[Galaxy S II General] iekansh:
My phones gives me 1080i feel with 120. Thanks for the tip. Bought cell to call, can't do that only.
[Galaxy S II General] crazyonins:
use these apps..replace the ones in your system/app folder

found these in the atrix forums while trying to make the tab ui work in our s2.

you should be able to make calls then
[Galaxy S II General] xaznxplaya:
Is there a way to get it back or it's a kind of bug?

PS: I don't even have the option anymore to clean the fb data
[Galaxy S II General] test9876543:
I use AndSMB (samba client) and connect to my samba shares on my NAS or windows pc with it.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=lysesoft.andsmb

Before I used Samba Filesharing which allows you to access the phone from your pc as a network share.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.funkyfresh.samba

AndSMB works better for the quick transfer of new gapps/nightly or individiual files, Samba Filesharing makes it easier for larger transfers and cleanup /sort operations.
[Galaxy S II General] Draak22:
Looking in the wrong place. Go to manage apps > Facebook > clear data.
[Galaxy S II General] Gutana:
Am I the only one that uses Kies Air? D: