yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II General] shayne77:
lol

Perfect examples of oxygen thieves above..

When you get your head of codeys arse and come back to reality, you would realise if you SPOKE to someone like codey is (like a big man behind a keyboard as you quite obviously fall into the same category) you would most likely cop a punch in the nose..

Look at what's happening now, you see "sorry if I am being a noob..." or "sorry if this has been asked before..." before everyone's post now meaning, people are too bloody scared to ask ANYTHING now.. is that the type of forum we want? All because of one hot headed coder who has lost touch with the world..
[Galaxy S II General] crazyonins:
when "where can i find download links" follow "sorry if I am being a noob..."...there is noob, then there is LAZY NOOB!

I understand we were all once noobs..but come on..i thought all humans come pre-installed with hands, eyes and brains
[Galaxy S II General] mrxd:
Speaking for myself, YES!, YES IT IS!

If it means people read before they post then I'm all for it. Remember, there are no stupid questions, just the stupid people that ask them.
[Galaxy S II General] :
ok what have we learned from today. Codeworkx is a annoying, spoilt prat, rude, should not talk to people like they are a piece of **** and also we learned that he is nice to people just when he wants something in return ie to reach that 10k thanks mark.

But you have forgotten that he is one multi-talented developer and Xplowild and the rest of team, we forgotten that without the team there would be no cm9 period. Yes there is leaks but nothing comes close to what we have here. He has his good points and he has his bad. But the matter is people should not be feeling scared to ask a question just because Code rules this thread. His place really should be in the development section and leave this to the users. But users also should take it upon themselves to do the necessary steps before posting a question..Not that hard really to have a quick look around on first page here or the dev thread.

But people tend to forget that some users as well that English is not their first language. that is a big fact in some of the questions. so people who have a go at people calling them noobs and such should have a proper read first before calling someone a noob first.

But also people should respect what the team do for us no matter what they give back in response ie the language they use or whatever. At the end of the day it goes both ways. And please now let this rest as this whole **** has gone to far i say.

Dev thread should stay for development issues and this thread should stick to cm9 general discussion..Or close this one and start fresh new start new beginning
[Galaxy S II General] wesleyrpg:
Whist your at it why not talk a long walk off a short pier.....

Don't let the door hit you on your ass on the way out!

Goodbye and Good riddance!!!
[Galaxy S II General] alexuweb@ymail.com:
nice one wesleyrpg , u are the men ....starting today u will do the developing for the hole comunity :* we love u .

so because i`m your number 1 fan , please make my video camera to work and record , make me a FM radio , and make sure my battery will keep my phone alive for 12 days .

i hope to get an answer and the files i need a.s.a.p c`ya in 12 years .

codeworkx , just ignore them , do what u do , ask what u need , and never answer any one who is not ready for your answer .
[Galaxy S II General] stormtroopercs:
can you learn to spell before you try to defend codeworkx... anyways back on topic only issue I've had is after texting someone and putting the phone to sleep with the app open when I turn the phone back on the letters do not show up in the text box until I leave and enter the app again..
[Galaxy S II General] vegaznc:
Great job !

Please just stop with all of this, it's really boring!
[Galaxy S II General] alexuweb@ymail.com:
if u talk to me , u must know i don`t know how to spell because English is not my fist language .

and if u still talk to me i suppose English is not your prime language 2 :) because u diden`t see the sarcasm in my last post where i do not offend codeworkx i take his part because i appreciate his and the team work they do here .
[Galaxy S II General] Gutana:
XDA Drama? Lolwhat. First time I've actually seen that.

And codeworkx, you can't hate noobs that much. Yeah, sometimes they could've gotten the answer by looking, but the thing is. Speaking for myself at least, when i joined xda and got my first android, i didn't even know where to look, or where to start. And the threads weren't laid out to be made for new users. It wouldn't explain anything (And it shouldn't have to, but yknow, if a noob walks into a thread and all it says is "BRO FULL WIPE, CACHE WIPE, DALVIK WIPE, FLASH, FLASH AGAIN, FIX PERMISSIONS, FLASH GAPPS, BOOT." I never knew what any of the threads were talking about. I never actually understood all this stuff till i made a thread and a very kind member explained everything from root, to cwm, to roms to me.

Story + Moral = Be kind to noobs, don't hate on them, point them in the right direction.
[Galaxy S II General] stormtroopercs:
that's what I was thinking.. its just all this hate on codeworkx is crazy... if he wants to stop developing then it is somewhat of a big loss but we still have other developers that develop great kernels and roms.. and I'm not hating on you codeworkx you and the team have done a great job and I hope to see you again soon... :)
[Galaxy S II General] vegaznc:
Is this thread talking about CM9 or codeworkx?

I don't have any doubt that XDA team knows how to manage this forum so, if codeworkx has done something he doesn't have to I'm sure they will let him know.

Codeworkx (and all the CM9 team) is doing a great job we can all enjoy and that's why people are here.

So, please, everyone, stop with all of this and let's talk about CM9 again!
[Galaxy S II General] aaron552:
How good are Samsung with GPL compliance? I know that ICS on the I9100 is going to be released on the 10th. Is it an unrealistic expectation to expect kernel sources to be available from then?
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
If you look at their track record... I really wouldn't expect them to release the kernel source straight after. Even though the GPL states that it should be released within a certain time of the Official firmware release, there is no definite estimation.
[Galaxy S II General] aaron552:
GPLv2 Section 3:

So the source code should be available from whenever Samsung starts distributing their update. To put it another way, in order to distribute a compiled binary (of the kernel, in this case) they must also provide the source code in some form. Anything else is in violation of the GPL.

EDIT: I am aware that Samsung may not do this. My original question was what is Samsung's track record? Your response is rather vague. Do you have any specific examples? How were they with other kernels? (eg. GB for the I9100 or even their other phones)
[Galaxy S II General] alexnative:
i think 20120305 is THE FINAL build after all DEV leaving :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II General] shayne77:
noone hates codeworkx or the CM team.. of course we all appreciate what they have brought to our phone..

I do however, dislike bullies... especially the kind that hide behind their keyboard and in reality, if you met them in real life, the roles would most likely be reversed.

Now back on topic... who wants to make a bet when the next nightly build will be?
[Galaxy S II General] stealthj:
You guys turned this thread into a **** show again? The hell is wrong with you guys...

but I guess it's entertaining... Never thought people could be so affected by little posts on forums.. Oh well..

CODE ON LADIES AND GENTLEMAN!!

Sent from my Rasberry Pi running Ubuntu!!
[Galaxy S II General] stealthj:
Could you imagine the amount of questions we would get if there was another nightly released???

:p:p:p:p
[Galaxy S II General] iekansh:
Now that women's day is over, I'm hoping every guy will step up and stay on topic.

What will the home-made kernel do for us? Anyone got any idea about it?
[Galaxy S II General] xaznxplaya:
Wth happened lately? I see no more CM9 on Rom Manager and barely had time to read a few pages back. =S
[Galaxy S II General] Dactylion:
wanna speed up development? read this and help xplodwild and codeworkx

http://pledgie.com/accounts/xplodwild
[Galaxy S II General] Kristion:
You have your answer some pages back. There is nothing new to add to cm9 lately due to the fact that CM team need Sammy sources in order to fix the remaining bugs. Basically, the nightly's are auto compiled every day and the newer version would be in this particular case identical to the previous one.

It would be best if people would read more and use the search function instead of asking the same question over and over again. I've been on xda for some time since I first had the g1 and in 99% of the cases I didn't have to ask anything because I always found an answer on the thread. And to make a comparison flashing the g1 is far more complicated than flashing the s2. Just read the instructions, follow the thread and when you bump into some issues use the search function. Less posting more reading:)
[Galaxy S II General] Gutana:
5 xda-dollars says not till the 12th.
[Galaxy S II General] kocekin:
Hey guys,

I have been having deep sleep problems with the latest release. The device did not go into deep sleep, only as low as 200Mhz. Drains batters too fast.

Someone (in the thread, I could not dig his name up again, too many pages) suggested to take out the battery and put back in. It seems that solves the problem.

Just curious.. Why? How is that different than shutting down the phone and booting up again? Does the device keep some kind of a low power state even if it's powered down?

Also, are there any more suggestions related to the sleep behavior?

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II General] gabx:
Same same here with some wifi connections
[Galaxy S II General] aashgaur:
Sammobile - twitter

You ready to update!!! Tomorrow first #ICS roms #SGS2
[Galaxy S II General] brar.arsh:
You are late mate.. Everyone in this forum is using ICS since December 11.. :p:rolleyes:

Sent from SGS2 running Android ICS
[Galaxy S II General] ephraim:
Those are leaked mate. It's somewhat different from the official release. :)
[Galaxy S II General] aashgaur:
haha... if u wud hve seen my signature ... u wud hve noticed .. that im also using cm9 !!

im js updatin u all with the news .. thats all !
[Galaxy S II General] mwazeer:
No more devlopment and people are abusing you so better codeworkx pls. closed this thered.
[Galaxy S II General] wizzbang3:
I'm only going to ask this once in this thread, because it's obviously out of my league.

I am one of the newbs and I'm sick of asking dumb questions time and time again.

Can someone link me to their favourite, definitive article which explains how Android hacking works.

I have a very very basic understanding of recovery mode (manufacturer) and the hacked recovery menu things, plus I think I know what a ROM is. I don't quite get the partitions on my phone and where things are - like the ROM itself, is it in the 1.5gb partition on the S2? with the remaining as just a data partition.

I ESPECIALLY don't understand the XFWK stuff for the Galaxy series, do they relate to the kernel version or the radio version? Is there a definitive one? - Why do I need different radio kernels or whatever.

Long story short, some kind of guide on this would be good.

I've got an S2 with root and CWM 4.0.0.1 on it and I'm wanting to put either official ICS on it in a couple of days when it's out (carrier free, purchased outright - Australia) or maybe CM9.

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II General] Nexu$:
F.U to all who are discussing developers when they should just STFU and read

While all whiny *****es are posting complaints, CM team (yet again) has made progress and will build a new nightly:

to be included in next nightly:

Fix deletion of least-recently-used external databases. (android_packages_providers_MediaProvider)

Check external storage volume ID to ensure media is actually mounted. (android_packages_providers_MediaProvider)

Clean up status bar brightness control code (android_frameworks_base)

Fix file references in comments (android_frameworks_base)

Frameworks/base: updated Finnish translation (android_frameworks_base)

Settings: Updated Finnish translations (android_packages_apps_Settings)

Fix CTS failure. (android_external_skia)

core: allow radio users to access all rmnet* interface (android_system_core)

Torch: Enable landscape mode and adjust widget background (android_packages_apps_Torch)

Allow removing hostapd entropy parameter (-e) (android_system_netd)

SamsungRIL: Fixes for CDMA data reconnection failures due to stale pppd (android_frameworks_base)

fix extract-files.sh typo (android_device_samsung_galaxys2)

Question to Moderators if I start reporting all whiny *****es, will you give them BAN? Thanks for the answer
[Galaxy S II General] kalpik:
Just so you know, they are all upstream changes.
[Galaxy S II General] Gutana:
Here's a link to a thread i made when i was kinda in your position, and screamworks helped me understand most of it all. This'll probably answer most of your questions. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1410000

And about the radio and kernel stuff. You probably will never NEED to change the radio, but if you do, you'll be flashing a modem, the kernel is something completely different, which can kind of affect radio too in a way. Kernels (Such as siyah kernel) do things like let you overclock or undervolt your phone, they also sometimes improve battery life and performance, which is the main goals of a kernel, as well as lots of other ****. Modems just give you better/worse reception depending on where you are in the world. I've never flashed one, and i've had no problems yet.
[Galaxy S II General] mynameisjon:
Wrong place to post mate.

ADB/fastboot guide - http://www.androidtablets.net/forum...esource-how-use-adb-android-debug-bridge.html

XXKI4 - XX = region, KI4 = version.

Radio controls cell radio

Kernel controls Wifi and everything else.

This thread is for discussion pertaining to this specific rom. Not the right place to post questions on development when you've got the Q&A subforum.
[Galaxy S II General] eranda84:
no nightly builds since 05th March. tomorrow samsung will release the official ICS ROM for SGS II. hope codeworkx will work on this
[Galaxy S II General] vegaznc:
Nightlies are automaticaly made.

And should be a new one soon because many things have appeared in the changelog.
[Galaxy S II General] vickylife007:
While this is appreciated I bet half of it does not make sense even to you. The kind of progress we want to see now does not need technical language to describe or to impress, we just know them when we see them.

Lack of these thus far is not the fault of the cm team but that of Samsung's poor support policy for it devices.
[Galaxy S II General] freemini:
Either everyone suddenly became retarded, or I can't read sarcasm anymore. No dev is quitting for ****'s sake, he's taking a BREAK. Beside, codeworkx isn't the only dev working on CM9 for SGS2, xploidwild and his homemade kernel will ultimately become way better than Samsung's buggy kernels with or without source codes. I usually don't mind stupid posts, but after reading the past 5-6 pages it's clear this is in off-topic section now and dominated by "stupid codeworkx, cares only about himself". I'm out of here.
[Galaxy S II General] Nexu$:
OK, Samsung is *officially* releasing ICS on March 10.

http://www.theverge.com/2012/3/8/28...s-ii-ice-cream-sandwich-release-date-official

Let's hope they give us sources not long after that...

EDIT > This didn't last long... by the time I came back to the office, Verge posted and update, saying Samsung came back on record "We are releasing it. NOOOT!" This is uglier than a soap opera. Damn you, Samsung...
[Galaxy S II General] digeddydogg:
Sam mobile twitter feed says they are denying now. And that it wont. Be anymore. Shock!:rolleyes:

rice and pea(ce)
[Galaxy S II General] brar.arsh:
Even Samsung official twitter has denied that..

Sent from SGS2 running Android ICS
[Galaxy S II General] digeddydogg:
Not surprising really isnt it. Wouldn't suprise me if they release source codes when jelly bean gets released.

rice and pea(ce)
[Galaxy S II General] melorib:
THANKS, numbers is the only battery % I can read... :cool:
[Galaxy S II General] kickassdave:
I suppose it is highly dependant on what you use your phone for, but there are so many odd little nuances and things that don't work still, it's back to MIUI for me..... and oh boy I forgot how fast it was.

Looking forward to a MUCH more stable release. For anyone wondering, I didn't have any problems restoring apps backed up in ICS.
[Galaxy S II General] soraxd:
this is more of a cm7 question, but the cm7 thread seems to be gone, or at least I can't find it in FAQ section anymore..

does the bln built into cm drain battery like it does on stock Rome?
[Galaxy S II General] mark7714:
Thanks for the reply. It is as it should be: reports that it's connected to my network's network (T-Mobile UK).
[Galaxy S II General] navodwickra:
Did anyone try KL1 with this ROM seems to be better than the KP8 for me (probably just me :P)

---------- Post added at 11:52 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:50 AM ----------

did you check the Cyanogenmod website :confused:
[Galaxy S II General] lrbpereira:
Use NoLEd https://market.android.com/details?id=com.led.notify&feature=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsImNvbS5sZWQubm90aWZ5Il0.!
[Galaxy S II General] davemuir:
Same for me too.

I didn't notice much difference until I was in low signal areas (my house!) and KL1 is still the best for me, under those circumstances.
[Galaxy S II General] carloslopescj:
So, what you guys recommend?

CM9?

Bezke XXKP8 UltraICS 1.1?

"Stock" KP8?

I've been using CM9 and I just miss my video codecs and the USB Storage dont work properly . Otherwise is perfect.
[Galaxy S II General] Random User69:
I have found with the Bluetooth that I made a call, then it froze after the screen relocked. Had to do a batt pull. Anyone else had this yet?

Sent from John Crichton somewhere in the Uncharted Territories...
[Galaxy S II General] cocchiararo:
i got many calls made TO me (not by mee) when using my car's bluetooth stereo, without issues.
[Galaxy S II General] plazzTT:
I'm using one of the earlier builds, I think it's the December 31st one.

I like how the haptic feedback is very weak (just barely there) when I press the menu or back buttons.

Can someone tell me if the haptic feedback fixes in the latest builds make the vibration very strong like on Gingerbread roms?
[Galaxy S II General] kevinof:
in call volume workaround?

Is there any way to fix/workaround the lack of control over the in call volume (it doesn't work)? Its just a little too loud for me.

thanks
[Galaxy S II General] zdenoh1975:
Mans, where can I find the modems for CM9 (KL1 and others..)? On the original threads CM9 from codeworks is on first page only KP8 & kP4 ...

And btw, which of modems is the best for you in your experience on this CM9 ICS ROM? Thanks!
[Galaxy S II General] returnzer0:
I wasn't on GB for very long, but I would say the vibration level is comparable. The build with the fixed haptic feedback is much more noticeable than the builds where it was broken after sleeping.
[Galaxy S II General] pulser_g2:
KP8 is the one recommended by Codeworkx right now, as I understand. It's an ICS modem, others are pre-ICS.
[Galaxy S II General] Quintinio:
To find modems for CM9, search for XXPK8 or XXKP4 modems.

KL1 is designed for GB but also works on CM9/ICS.
[Galaxy S II General] RagingHarry:
Looked it up in my favorite, last message in there was late december: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1112916
[Galaxy S II General] melorib:
KP8 works great in Angola, better than KL1 on CM7...
[Galaxy S II General] JohanS300:
Sounds like you have the same issue as I have. Try turning your 3g off... if I turn all data off it does not reboot.

According to XpLoDWilD my kernel and rom seems to be bricked. I reflashed a new kernel CF-Root 5.2 but this did not help. Now I will try to reflash the rom...
[Galaxy S II General] mark7714:
Solved, and it was obviously a very simple solution as I expected/feared. While wifi is on, the mobile indicator drops the connection-type icon and simply shows connection strength. I keep my wifi on all the time, so I hadn't noticed. Whoops.
[Galaxy S II General] maceddy:
IF source codes are NOT released and the remaining features cannot be fixed.

OMG that would be sad :(

Is it then possible to strip the Samsung ROM from TouchWiz?

Or should I just install another launcher on Samsung Official ROM?

I know it's a bit offtopic question...
[Galaxy S II General] MrZammler:
Kernel sources (excluding propertary drivers) are under GPL and must therefore be released.
[Galaxy S II General] XpLoDWilD:
Hence why I'm writing my own kernel. We'll probably have it running before even Samsung release its sources. It already boots and touch screen/adb works.

You can follow progress on my twitter (@xplodwild) and check the code on my github.
[Galaxy S II General] gabx:
Switzerland has a long story of collaboration. You are the perfect reflect of this fact.

Please, do me a favor: I want to be the first ***** to be reported to Mods and being baned.

Your post sucks.

As for the Cyanogenmod new fixes, your post is of NO interest at all as everybody can read it here:

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

Even the noobs can read it.
[Galaxy S II General] Nexu$:
Doing favors to the French frontalier, who leech onto everything? Naaaah, I'll pass.

History of over 1000 pages is showing one thing - nobody is reading the link you posted, so I copy+pasted content in hope it is read here.
[Galaxy S II General] digeddydogg:
Waaaaaaay ahead of you! Watched your video yesterday. Its very exciting! Thanks for your work! By the time sources are released I imagine your kernel is going to be streets ahead anyway.

rice and pea(ce)
[Galaxy S II General] Gustopher:
Stunning effort - I hope the troglodytes in the Samsung code dungeon are hanging their heads.

With the massive corollary that I am NOT asking for an ETA, I was curious to know the approximate scale of the work ahead to get to an operable kernel - days, weeks, or months? Simply saying that you might beat Samsung to release could mean you are still years away :)
[Galaxy S II General] digeddydogg:
Is there time limit on that? Or just that they have to be released "at some point". I imagine Samsung made are it was merely "at some point", they aren't dumb and want to dominate he smart phone market, like apple has done for the past 5 years. Unfortunately for them, it would seem xplodwild is *****ing on Samsung and their sources.

rice and pea(ce)
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[Galaxy S II General] frkazid:
LessQQmorePewPew
[Galaxy S II General] :
just want to wish all the best to the team for the wonderful work they are doing specially XplowiLd as i think he is very underrated by everyone here, and his contribution towards cm9 for us is as huge as codeworkx...well done mate
[Galaxy S II General] stealthj:
Can't wait for your kernel!

Hmm I think the ics official release is still March 16th... Yes we can strip it of touch wiz I guess, but it won't be anything close to the AOSP...

Sent from my raspberry pi
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
Here is a quote from Entropy512:

Simple as that really, Its random as hell.

Logged using an SGS2 type droid while floating in CheckROM quadrant on a research mission.......
[Galaxy S II General] rnksarda:
There is a problem with the latest nightly . The call sometimes blacks out and am not able to hear anything what the other person is telling .

Using the Lp6 modem
[Galaxy S II General] Jeuwst:
At least we are discussing here in the discussion thread. It might not be the right discussion but at least we are trying.

Lets see it in a positive way all. With all the beginners coming xda gets bigger and bigger. New developers will rise. Just be patient all, and show some understanding!