yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II General] Entropy512:
When you get a wakelock like that, do a "ps" in an ADB shell to figure out which process 1812 is. It'll be one of the low-level processes.

There's multiple layers to the wakelocks system:

1) Wakelocks held by kernel code

2) Wakelocks held by echoing a wakelock name to (I think, going off of memory here) /sys/power/wake_lock (same name to wake_unlock unlocks it)

3) Wakelocks held by apps running within the Dalvik VM (which uses the interface of 2 above but tracks wakelocks on its own - only these wakelocks are directly tracked by the battery stats stuff I believe.) - The implementation of this varies. On I9100 Gingerbread, it usually shows as a single PowerManagerService wakelock at the kernel level. On I777 GB, it'll show as [P]_wakelocknamehere.

Anything in category 1) or 2) will get shown as Android OS in ICS I believe, and won't get shown at all in GB.

You can create your own wakelocks too:

echo "spork" > /sys/power/wake_lock

In GB this will start draining your battery by killing deep sleep and won't show up in battery stats. Based on the convo here - https://plus.google.com/105051985738280261832/posts/FV3LVtdVxPT, in ICS this will cause Android OS to start increasing.

Apparently in some ICS builds there's a bug where screen-on time adds to AOS instead of reducing it. :)

Leaks are a bit of a legal corner case. You must provide kernel source to those whom your provide a binary to. However, in the case of leaks like this, Samsung didn't "provide" a binary to us - they provided it to someone else, and someone figured out how to intercept a copy of that binary. Technically we're not supposed to have the binary in the first place.

Unfortunately, kernel interfaces sometimes change, and even a slight undocumented change can break userspace apps and libraries that depend on that interface. As an example, hardware accelerated video is broken in recent Samsung Infuse Gingerbread leaks when you use a custom kernel - Something in the kernel interface changed that the new libraries depend on. Unfortunately, the MFC interface isn't very well documented.

Samsung COULD be nice and provide drops of source code for leaks, but they've proven that they intend to perform their bare minimum legal obligations and nothing more. The ar6000 source code issue with the Tab 7 Plus is a great example of that - BSD-licensed, nothing preventing them from releasing it, no Samsung trade secrets in an Atheros kernel module, but they don't have to release source so they won't.

As much as I hate Sony, I'm leaning towards buying one of their devices next - they actually support the Cyanogenmod porting team, instead of throwing them a few donated devices as a PR stunt with (apparently, based on anything I read from codeworkx or atinm) no further help.
[Galaxy S II General] Campello:
When I have called the phone rings only once. Someone with the same problem?
[Galaxy S II General] gasparzim:
Mine is working, first time I tried, I redownloaded it from the market. The second time, restored with titanium backup.
[Galaxy S II General] zdenoh1975:
Please, in CM9 i can´t with Titanium backup restore and freez the apps. Only delete. Backup are in internal SD..

Is it issue, or? Thanks
[Galaxy S II General] hazwheel:
odd, compass doesn't seem to work, but when I load up Star Chart, if DOES track properly and the north star IS always in the right place :/

EDIT: seems like it was the compass app I was using, tried a couple of others and it seems fine :D
[Galaxy S II General] ikanikolai:
Is it safe installing clockworkmod recovery from ROM manager?
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
rommanager doesn't flash cwm on samsung phones because we've no real recovery partition.

it's called fakeflash and does only make temp modifications.
[Galaxy S II General] lazer.74:
Always installed CWM Touch from ROM Manager Premium: no problem so far ;)
[Galaxy S II General] sageandonion:
+ 1
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
Standalone kernel from last nightly.

kernel-cm-9-20120429-galaxys2-signed.zip

Download: http://www.mediafire.com/?eq17x5lcud0hdw7

If you're on last nightly, no need to flash.

Just for the people who want to flash it back.
[Galaxy S II General] simech:
Is anyone else experiencing lagging/uneven scrolling etc? (2012 04 29)
[Galaxy S II General] BurlaMatto:
latest build seems ok ;)
[Galaxy S II General] ikanikolai:
Temp modification till next reboot or till next rom flash? I thought I could use for rom backup.

Anyway the camera app crash is still an issue. My device has the latest camera fw and this is not the Sony (if I am right, fujitsu). I am using the latest build w/o modifications or custom kernel.
[Galaxy S II General] sociojeje:
Multimedia dock sound output doesn't work. it still uses the phone speaker rather than the powered dock output. Hopefully this will be fixed soon.

---------- Post added at 11:21 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:18 AM ----------

It's weird. Mine doesn't work. I use Samsung oem multimedia sounddock. Not car dock.
[Galaxy S II General] ajayshah95:
Small request, it's probably been asked before.

I normally check my subscription page to see changes to roms, could the title of this thread reflect the latest CM9 build? So at the moment it could be:

[29/04/2012][ROM][GT-I9100][4.0.4] CyanogenMod 9 nightly builds | DISCUSSION THREAD

Something like that? My internet is really slow sometimes and seeing this from a distance like other threads would be really beneficial to me and others I'm sure. Thanks.
[Galaxy S II General] sociojeje:
I guess for deskdock it doesn't work. I can confirm that. even sound redirector app doesn't work.
[Galaxy S II General] shotta35:
Umm weirdo, why not just bookmark the download page:

http://download.cyanogenmod.com/?device=galaxys2

or the changelog page:

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

I mean seriously, you want to change the name of the thread to suit your needs when the other 50,000 of us get by just by checking stuff ourselves :confused: I swear...:rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II General] Phistachio:
LOL, exactly! >_>

I actually feel some sort of rush and happiness when I check out the nightly changelog page. Seeing new stuff makes me excited :D
[Galaxy S II General] sociojeje:
Could you please put folder browsing option for the cm9 music player? Much appreciated.
[Galaxy S II General] djAsh0000:
Ffffffffuuuuuuuuu noob...... CM, be it 7 or 9 ,are the only best aosp ROMs out there.... Way too better than wat sammy offers with the phone......... People worship CM team... Codeworkx n others....

CM9 I9100
[Galaxy S II General] djAsh0000:
likewise... :D

CM9 I9100
[Galaxy S II General] brar.arsh:
Sudden SOD..

Sorry no logcat..

Sent from SGS2 running Android ICS
[Galaxy S II General] PedroMRP:
No logcat no help :\
[Galaxy S II General] b4b4j4g4:
hi guys

I have downloaded the latest nightly 0429 and I have expierenced a problem with text messaging. I can receive messages but can't write any sms. As soon as I try to send off my message my connections is suddenly lost and it won't restore connection unless I delete the text message.

don't be mad at me, maybe I have overlooked something... is there something that I have to flash to make my phone write text messages again?

btw: i have expierenced the same thing with 0427 nightly.

thanks for your help!
[Galaxy S II General] brar.arsh:
Logcat attached
[Galaxy S II General] ibm9001:
Have you topped up recently?
[Galaxy S II General] b4b4j4g4:
no, why? i have a contract
[Galaxy S II General] navdra:
Nope. No luck :thumbdown:

The drain started after some time, as usual with WiFi on. Looking for new ideas....

Sent from my Galaxy S II
[Galaxy S II General] tosheeba:
I Have the same problem with the latest nightly. In Google maps, it keeps rotating left and right with the cell phone stopped.
[Galaxy S II General] playitlouder:
Experienced that too...

From 60% to 10% Battery :(
[Galaxy S II General] skaterbub2003:
So GPS works on your devices? Because on mine it keeps saying "searching for satellites".

Nightly 4/23

Modem LPS (I flashed the modem after I flashed the nightly and didn't do the full wipe)
[Galaxy S II General] chintz24:
Anyone feels the screen resolution and screen clarity is not as great and the screen is not as sharp as it should be as in the stock rom...

Any solutions?
[Galaxy S II General] Net.silb:
Youza! Did your phone fall into water or something?! ;-)

Happened to me once before, no clue why...

EDIT: Like I said: "I/PuddleDrops/lotsa_water( 2253): Random drop - next in 8.00s" - first line of your logcat, LOL!!!
[Galaxy S II General] anton79ru:
Just counted all the pixels. Not a single one missing. The resolution is exactly as it should be.
[Galaxy S II General] stepic:
I don't have an external SD card, so I ticked Use internal storage. When I connect the phone to the PC (Windows 7) through MTP, I see internal storage (11,5 GB) but there are no files.
[Galaxy S II General] Net.silb:
That happened to me about a month ago, since then the battery has been behaving fine:
[Galaxy S II General] Rawi666:
I can see that nightly 29/04 records 720p/1080p audio as stereo.

What's the point of recording 2 channel audio if the phone has only 1 microphone?

Sounds like unnecessary file size increase.
[Galaxy S II General] gaz617:
How about you move to the latest nightly and try again? We can't keep troubleshooting week old builds

---------- Post added at 08:50 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:49 PM ----------

Phone has two mics, one at the bottom and one at the top http://cdn.webtrickz.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/04052011225034.jpg
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
the phone is having 2 microphones.

the first records your voice and the second records the environment.

used to remove unwanted environment sounds during phone calls.
[Galaxy S II General] Rawi666:
LOL, I haven't noticed that there are 2 mics :D

I've just checked and both mics records separate channels properly :)
[Galaxy S II General] w3rz:
yeh i notice some lagging also :(
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
S2 has two mics... good morning /facepalm
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
Take my script :)
[Galaxy S II General] ghassir:
You are not on the latest build.
[Galaxy S II General] Twomorecharacters:
Is there a general consensus on what kernel is the best to use? My attempt at common sense would say that stock kernel would be least buggy.
[Galaxy S II General] rav4kar:
one for voice and other for noise cancellation basically.
[Galaxy S II General] stepic:
I'm on 0427 build. Does 0429 nightly fix this issue? Because I don't see such change on changelog.
[Galaxy S II General] awaisuk:
Someone know how to take the vibration off the app drawer button? can I edit some file or anything? I want to keep stock launcher, but I dont like vibration when pressing app drawer button.
[Galaxy S II General] ghassir:
No, no solution in latest, you must move your files...

same think for all cm9 gs2 users i think.
[Galaxy S II General] stepic:
I don't understand where should I move my files if I have only internal storage and no SD card.
[Galaxy S II General] evolutiontheory:
Anyway I can add the on screen buttons? I am having problems with the home key :-(
[Galaxy S II General] runedrune:
You'd have to add them yourself. There's a guide somewhere in android development forums.
[Galaxy S II General] Motogeek:
Where can we get said script?
[Galaxy S II General] Molitro:
Am I the only one getting my ass kicked by wakelocks?

I mean.. they're not permanent-battery murderer wakelocks, but they do drain, and sometimes it seems I can do almost nothing without it leaving some kind of wakelock behind.

I turn on wifi, sooner or later I get wlan wakelocks.

I use poweramp, it leaves behind an audioout_1 wakelock.

I guess I'll have to go back to to diving in the waters of wakelock hunt... Sometimes I hate this damn phone xD
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
Save yourself the headaches and stick with codeworx stock kernel.

Sent from my CyanogenMOD 9 powered beast of a phone!
[Galaxy S II General] mariotme:
AFAIK audio out wake lock is nothing to worry about. Its related to audio coming out while gaming/listening to music etc..
[Galaxy S II General] Doopliss:
That's awesome. Has anyone checked if there's a noticeable difference in video quality?
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
35% left - 3 hours screen on time, not bad on a second charge after flashing the ROM lol

Sent from my CyanogenMOD 9 powered beast of a phone!
[Galaxy S II General] AndreiSGS2:
I flashed cm9 27.04. i think..and g apps..everything ok.but phone wakes up by itself...and with other roms i didnt have that problem
[Galaxy S II General] Fabriciohss:
Yea, I've made that mistake once. This wakelock is actually triggered by a bunch of other things too (which don't make any sense if you ask me) including the lockscreen sounds.

Can't remember the exact workaround though. Must be buried somewhere in the thread :D
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
Hey dude, have you checked for wakelocks using betterbatterystats?

Also, it will take a few days for the ROM to settle so don't expect amazing results straight away.

Sent from my CyanogenMOD 9 powered beast of a phone!
[Galaxy S II General] readon1:
Untick all the boxes of the system sound; settings>sound and scroll down and then you see the header System, untick them
[Galaxy S II General] Phistachio:
I would like just to point that the jaggy/weird rendering issues from cwx's 28th testbuild are fixed in 29th. They're not in changelog, but the kernel seems to have been tweaked.
[Galaxy S II General] Molitro:
Yeah, well, the name tells where it's coming from, but I'm talking about hittin play for a few seconds, then leaving the phone for the night, and in the morning see something around 30 minutes worth of wakelocks.

As I said it's no permanent wakelock, but combining all the little ones, the battery does drain faster than it should.
[Galaxy S II General] californicated:
My first charge with CM9 was the best one :p
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
Your phone must really love one night stands and hates long relationships lool

Sent from my CyanogenMOD 9 powered beast of a phone!
[Galaxy S II General] sahidmiah:
Hi I recently changed my kernel to try different on my cm9 27/04 version. But I would like to come back to cm9 kernel. So can any one please give me zip file for just the kernel. I can't be bothered to install the rom again because I have so many apps installed and its really time consuming
[Galaxy S II General] Phistachio:
Just re-flash the ROM and only wipe cache/dalvik. It won't delete any apps if you don't format /data.
[Galaxy S II General] rothshek:
Don't know why when press home key wake up phone will open task killer?
[Galaxy S II General] sociojeje:
Mine works very well. I've tried with google navigation and golf GPS apps. It works pretty good. Just in case, did you try faster fix from google play?

ps.Mine is 4/29 though..

ps2. Can anyone confirm that desk dock speaker output is not working? I've been using it with other roms but CM9 has an option for this but doesn't work. My dock is

http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-Original-Multimedia-SGH-I777-Packaging/dp/B005LH5PFC

Please let me know if your dock sound output is working. I looked at developers' pages and seemed like they figured out....
[Galaxy S II General] SpartacusJr:
is it possible to hide apps in the menu? if yes, how?

still have problems with the 3g toggle... on other roms, I click on it and I am online. here not... it's very laggy. first 2g, then 3g. I want to go online with just 1 click. not possible?
[Galaxy S II General] Doopliss:
I've tested this and I can confirm that it records two separate channels... but they're back to front when the phone is held horizontally with the buttons on the right. A video with the phone held the other way round has the audio channels correctly aligned, however the video itself is recorded upside down.

And for completeness, although I think it's a stupid way to take a video, I tested recording in portrait: sound from above the phone records to the right channel, sound from below the phone records to the left channel.
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
Its possible for me, but I'm using apex launcher.

Sent from my CyanogenMOD 9 powered beast of a phone!
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
Still going, 15% left and 4 hours 25 mins screen on time.

Edit: 7% left and almost 5 hours screen on.

Sent from my CyanogenMOD 9 powered beast of a phone!
[Galaxy S II General] cammel:
New gapps from 29-04

Download:

http://goo.im/gapps

Change log:

http://wiki.rootzwiki.com/Google_Apps#Ice_Cream_Sandwich_.28Android_4.0.x.29

Enviado desde mi GT-I9100 usando Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II General] sahidmiah:
Does cm9 kernel work on other rom. If yes can some one give me the latest kernel zip please

I m on hydrogen rom
[Galaxy S II General] PedroMRP:
CM9 Kernel only works in AOSP roms
[Galaxy S II General] sahidmiah:
What about aokp roms
[Galaxy S II General] elite_gamer04:
Can I assume that the Test Build Code posted yesterday (28/4) has all be merged into the latest 29/04 build available to us?

Cheers!
[Galaxy S II General] Byakuya88:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=25460175&postcount=28846
[Galaxy S II General] Marcb:
any mirrors? download speed really sucks here...
[Galaxy S II General] Byakuya88:
Mediafire mirror:

http://www.mediafire.com/?fodcgxzx9e2fwla
[Galaxy S II General] Marcb:
thank you sir! ;)
[Galaxy S II General] d.fx:
Aokp is an AOSP rom, so the CM9 kernel will work perfectly.

Actually i think some of the Aopk roms have or used to have the cm9 kernel included.

by the way, there is two types of MIUI V4 roms, one based on samsung's rom, another based on AOSP, so make sure you know which one is what before you attempt to flash a kernel

Hope this helped.
[Galaxy S II General] brar.arsh:
Any help codeworkx???

Sent from SGS2 running Android ICS
[Galaxy S II General] D4rKn3sSyS:
Dont sure if I'm wrong, ignore this if im, but seems like you restored apps with titanium backup

Start proc com.keramidas.TitaniumBackup for broadcast com.keramidas.TitaniumBackup

While is clearly stated on first post

If this is true, please follow the instructions before reporting a bug. It's very annoying for devs to receive bug reports (even more on nightlies), because of users doing things wrong.

Good luck.
[Galaxy S II General] chintz24:
OK..

Thanx!

However I feel screen clarity is not as sharp as in the stock rom...
[Galaxy S II General] ThiaagoFelix:
Hey.

I'm missing one thing at the camera.

The shooter stabilizer of the camera.

Is it available?

Couldn't find it at the options.

Regards.
[Galaxy S II General] sociojeje:
Well.. I've been using Titanium for restoring my apps... I just thought i would try anyway. If something crashed, well then I would take care things.

Well maybe I was lucky. But titanium backup worked great and I guess this version of cm9 works really really well. My only concern is desk dock output. Maybe I should try it after full wipe then see how it goes. I'll report it once the new nightly build is out :)
[Galaxy S II General] eranda84:
Thanks for sharing. But codeworkx has instruct to use 17th GAPPS build.
[Galaxy S II General] gbohm:
he didn't update his first post latest gapps should be fine

sent from another galaxy
[Galaxy S II General] navdra:
Same here. Check my posts in 'Battery drainers' thread. I've posted some logs. Still hunting down the source of the problem. No luck till now. If I keep WiFi off, battery life is excellent.

Sent from my Galaxy S II
[Galaxy S II General] rhai:
I am also using the latest gapps and it works fine. :)
[Galaxy S II General] Orginator:
I've noticed some touchscreen issues quite a while ago.. they do also appear on the latest release...

Basically when I hold the finger on the screen then there is some micro-shaking going on.. So for example, often when browsing a website, you scroll and leave the finger on the screen.. that results in "shaking" and thus less readability.. funny that it goes away once I plugin the power supply!! So when charging everything is normal, no shaking whatsoever.. does anyone else have the same issue?

For testing purposes I suggest setting the screen sensitivity to a lower settings (makes the shaking more intense?)

Codeworkx any ideas?
[Galaxy S II General] rommel76:
When I disconnect my phone after playing music through bluetooth speakers the ringsignal won't play. Only experienced this on last two builds. After reboot everything works fine.

Skickat från min GT-I9100 via Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II General] rodeo_calling:
Still there.
[Galaxy S II General] Orginator:
Are you being serious? I've stated clearly that the issue goes away once the power supply is plugged in.. how would cleaning or calibrating the screen be of any relevance?
[Galaxy S II General] FRLinux:
Clean apps or packet capture your wifi to see what is keeping the phone awake. Check entropy512 post.

Latest nightly is stellar on battery life for me: 12h on battery, low usage and 85% left. Wonder if new kernel helped.
[Galaxy S II General] fede_79:
There's someone like me that survive more than 12 ~14 hours with Google Latitude on and 2 exchange account in push 24h/24h? I've the same battery life with all nightly start from first days April to latest 04-29.

Thanks
[Galaxy S II General] julianjm:
For me, a bigger battery drainer than Latitude, is "Google's location service", under Setttings->Location services.

I get a lot more deep sleep since i disabled that option. The problem is that you depend on GPS to get your location.

Julian.
[Galaxy S II General] bsamardzhiev:
Hey guys, something weird happen to me this morning. I install the new nightly wipe cache and dalvik. After phone boots I saw that gmail app is missing. I decided to install gapps again but with the same result. Should be this something with the update for the email app? Please help me because it is very important for me to have this google app.

Thanks in advance!
[Galaxy S II General] Ernest05:
Where I find stock kernel 3.0.30 for cm9. (last build)
[Galaxy S II General] JacquesR:
Linked, merely two pages back. http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=25460175&postcount=28846
[Galaxy S II General] coversnail:
Gmail isn't included in gapps anymore, just install it from the market.
[Galaxy S II General] bsamardzhiev:
Ok but this is the gapps I installed previous time and it installed me that app. And how can I after wipe cache and dalvik looae it?
[Galaxy S II General] r8zer:
APN List

Hi

I have installed lateset nightly and my APN list is not there anymore, I have also tried entering them manually but they do not save.

Can someone please point me where 'I have gone wrong or what I have missed.

Thankyou.
[Galaxy S II General] KLozzy:
Had the same issue. Fixed by simple reboot
[Galaxy S II General] KLozzy:
Delete
[Galaxy S II General] jobias:
The gmail app is removed from the Gapps package because it is now available through google play market
[Galaxy S II General] AndreiSGS2:
it just wake up..i put it on the table ,face up..and it wakes up...
[Galaxy S II General] Molitro:
There isn't a web link for the gapps any more?

I don't use rom manager, so I google it, but can't get the last ones.
[Galaxy S II General] nawrejin:
Are you using siyah kernel?
[Galaxy S II General] jerryhou85:
You may find it here.
[Galaxy S II General] Molitro:
Thanks, couldn't find it.
[Galaxy S II General] TecQuality:
folks, i wanna redo a fresh install so i'm wondering about the mount point, by default is it settled on the internal or the external?
[Galaxy S II General] Zikor:
restart your phone after flashing..
[Galaxy S II General] miketwn:
by default the magic box is ticked..so internal
[Galaxy S II General] sahidmiah:
Check page from 2892
[Galaxy S II General] ghassir:
Take it:

http://goo.im/gapps/gapps-ics-20120429-signed.zip

Changelog:

http://wiki.rootzwiki.com/Google_Apps#Ice_Cream_Sandwich_.28Android_4.0.x.29
[Galaxy S II General] lastone.:
Hi guys, with the last build i can't find the settings for the notification area. Do u have the same problem?
[Galaxy S II General] runedrune:
Settings > System > Notification Drawer?
[Galaxy S II General] armanderli:
Battery idle time is highly improved with the 30.30 kernel...

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