yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II General] thunderger:
Today JB sources were released. Saw it while syncing my CM repo. :)

Does anyone use A2DP/AVRCP with his car unit? I recognized that title information are not submitted by CM9 and sometimes remote control fail. Re-pairing solves this issue only sometimes.
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
CM10

It's done when it's done. Don't expect a release withing the next days. If it takes weeks, then it takes weeks.

I'll focus on I9100 development because it's the device with the most users.

It will take us a lot of time to integrate all patches/hacks needed for samsung devices.

Don't bug us or ask for etas, just be patient and let us work.

That's the best what you can do.
[Galaxy S II General] Duuuude:
So.....when then?? ;)

Jk, thanks Codie. You are the best.
[Galaxy S II General] ouzowtf:
This post should be the answer to all questions from the "unexperienced" people out there.
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
I'm going to do something bad now, but it has to be done.

Got a PM today:

His profile: http://xdaforums.com/member.php?u=4702620

I'm not going to answer this PM, but i'm sure someone of you will do for me.

To be clear: i hope everyone will do.
[Galaxy S II General] sahibunlimited:
We are before S3 and i9100G

I though we would be third on the list
[Galaxy S II General] drakester09:
LOL!

You are awesome codeworkx, never change.

Thank you for all the hard work.
[Galaxy S II General] naturist:
God bless his poor soul with bombard pm's. :good: sorry for OT here. :D
[Galaxy S II General] ouzowtf:
Done. :D
[Galaxy S II General] Honzze:
I've tested XXLPX for some days now, and I had no call drops.

I'll report as soon as I've got more information about the general network problems here with Vodafone. A lot of users, even with other phones, complain about bad reception, sudden call drops and only GPRS modem connections.

Tim on the other hand seems to work flawlessly.
[Galaxy S II General] nandateen:
Send my first ever PM in xda to this guy..felt happy
[Galaxy S II General] Garuxa:
Same issue here :(

Enviado desde mi GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II General] AvRS:
He posted pretty much exactly the same in the Paranoid Android thread, gotta give it to him, he's a trier lol and clearly new :silly:
[Galaxy S II General] gumbald:
Cheers codeworkx.
[Galaxy S II General] Elistheman:
Just plugged my ASUS XONAR (usb dac) and it turned on (latest nightly) but unfortunately the sound cannot be directed to there. or is there something im not aware of? (on previous nightlies it didnt even turn on).
[Galaxy S II General] jamesyb0i:
Veteran of nightlies with some checkups

When connecting the phone to USB, and selecting mount USB via notifications, the screen turns off as soon as I select 'connect USB'. I have to press the home button to bring the screen back on, where it will display the 'connect USB' screen and not the lock screen. Just a bit annoying.

Phone gets very hot, am I wrong to be updating nightlies by installing new one, reinstalling gaps, then doing cache wipe? Battery life isn't great, can Cyanogenmod have a built in 'kill all tasks' feature like touchwiz does. Swiping apps away doesn't actually kill them I think. Especially games that require you to actually select quit in game (max payne).

Camera crashes when switching from video to snapshot

Korean isn't included in default keyboard, Google Korean IME crashes occasionally which causes the touchscreen to stop responding and therefore cannot report or dismiss the crashed app notification (can fix by turning screen off, turning on, and enabling rotation if it's in your notification tray).

Recovery mode recently starts to disable the power button, found I can re enable it by holding volume down sometimes.

All else is well and good, 화팅~!
[Galaxy S II General] 0355:
I don't like those new cm wallpapers.

I'm tryin' to revert to old ones (which I liked more).

I saw that now they are stored in CMWallpapers.apk and so I thought I just had to download an old nightly zip, search for that apk inside and push it to my actual installation.

No way, as there's no CMWallpapers.apk in the 20120326 build (the only suitable build I found on download page).

How can I solve this?
[Galaxy S II General] DrunkFuX666:
On the S2 its plug and play... on the Gnex you need to root and use a app called stick mount I think...

Sent from my Galaxy ICSII
[Galaxy S II General] #illidan:
The wallpapers changed a month ago if I remember correctly so try a build before that period. You don't need to go all the way to a March build unless the wallpapers have changed twice since then.
[Galaxy S II General] coversnail:
USB dac is not supported code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=24614
[Galaxy S II General] Elistheman:
I know that. I was only amazed that suddenly the usb dac was powered on. So i just wanted to know if it has any thing to do with android utilizing it
[Galaxy S II General] Freekazoid:
No problems with remote control on my Sony Head-Unit but the track info is not working. See this issue for CM9:

code.google.com/p/cyanogenmod/issues/detail?id=5541

Apparently the AVRCP 1.3 profile isn't being implemented (correctly)
[Galaxy S II General] 0355:
I know that, but on the download page there's no build newer than 20120326 that's also older that a month ago (i.e. 20120326 -> 20120622-EXPERIMANTAL)...

EDIT:

maybe from goo.im downloads...

EDIT 2:

Found and pushed.
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
CM9 Nightly 10-07-2012 mirror:

Sendspace link!
[Galaxy S II General] fstof:
I assume the latest nightly (having no changelog) is just a rebuild of the experemental yesteday into an official nightly yes?
[Galaxy S II General] Cpt.Peppy:
Hi all,

I have a strange behavior regarding WiFi download speed. Had the same before on Slim ROM, noticed it there after some weeks.

After installing a fresh CM9 (yesterday's nightly) my down- and uplink speed on WiFi was on a permament high level without any interruptions. After installing most of my apps, I have several interruptions only (!) for downloading. The uplink is still okay with the same high speed. Data connections handled over 3G are stable and permament too, even for the downlink. I can see these annoying drops e.g. in the app "Speed test".

I also run several ping tests without any problems.

Any idea? I only installed some standard apps, so nothing special like firewalls etc. I even tried different modems, always with the same result.

ROM: 20120709-EXPERIMENTAL

Kernel: Standard

Baseband: I9100XXLQ5

Thanks a lot,

Cpt.Peppy
[Galaxy S II General] #illidan:
Though luck but you can get them from geko95gek sendspace links. Just search for them. They go back a pretty long way. Thank him for it obviously.
[Galaxy S II General] Imperiale:
It could be the backup service using your download bandwidth, or another app. Check data usage - wifi to see what's downloading. Otherwise, get droidwall and try and blocking any suspect apps to find the problem.
[Galaxy S II General] Lownita:
Are the changes from yesterdays experimental built into todays nightly? It is a bit smaller filesize.
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
The sizes aren't really that different... maybe there was just a small code clean-up and voila its 100kb less than yesterday's Experimental nightly.

cm-9-20120710-NIGHTLY-galaxys2.zip

md5sum: 40170e655d51aad535dac6405cf746ba Short URL: http://get.cm/get/33i	131.25 MB

cm-9-20120709-EXPERIMENTAL-galaxys2-VOLUMEDROPFIX-LUXRANGE.zip

md5sum: 00bfba631e314ce8d02b1ab7c21b1c40 Short URL: http://get.cm/get/336	131.26 MB
[Galaxy S II General] Cpt.Peppy:
Hmmm, installed droidwall and only allowed speed test to use data. Still the same result.

I can also see that both arrows (up and down) are disappearing on the WiFi icon for 2-3 seconds everytime I notice a disruption.
[Galaxy S II General] coversnail:
No. The latest nightly doesn't have the experimental fixes because they haven't been merged yet.

http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#/c/18617/

http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#/c/18567/
[Galaxy S II General] Fr33L4nc3r:
I'm kind of relieved to hear that, as I never had songs info (Title - Artist) on my Sony MEXBT3900U through BT and I thought it was more a limitation of the car radio (like only supported for iSxxx).

Does it also depends on the Music Player (PowerAmp here) ?

Last update brought the following change, gonna try it :
[Galaxy S II General] g3ckospy:
how can we possibly change into 182dpi?
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
Using LCD Density Modder? :p
[Galaxy S II General] pepemosca:
I'm now using Poweramp .508 and the track name and album is working on my car bt stereo.

It only worked when I was using the stock Samsung player and now with the .508.
[Galaxy S II General] :
Question. Since ICS is using the 3.0.x kernel, and on Nexus, JB is using 3.0.31, it's correct that ICS kernel ics compatible with JB? [ok, not that compatible, but easy port?]
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Relatively easy, yes (on nexus devices)
[Galaxy S II General] diemadedrei:
Using Google Play Music and title info is working.
[Galaxy S II General] chris2busy:
Does anyone else here get their playlists automaticaly deleted?it is damn frustrating, i create a playlist, add 120 songs to it,and next reboot BAM..all gone..tried with stock, apolo, poweramp and all do that..
[Galaxy S II General] :
Thanks. btw, I could use some help preparing my ubuntu 12.04 x64. What's the best tutorial there to follow? I'm kinda a ubuntu noob, got stuck on what to install with Android SDK,the udev part and don't know how to add stuff on package manager. If here isn't the place, could PM me? And how to store aosp and stuff on a ntfs partition? I could use it on my 380GB partition. The whole ubuntu is installed on a 12GB partition, so it wouldn't have
[Galaxy S II General] TheSaw:
I'm sad :(.

I had the lockscreen issue, so I wiped everything, and re-installed everything. After the wipe, other weird bugs appeared, but the lockscreen issue didn't go away. I never had this much trouble with CM. Any suggestions on how to fix the lockscreen bug? Or will it be fixed some day?
[Galaxy S II General] Cpt.Peppy:
I performed a factory reset and can even detect the same behavior without any app installed. Strange!
[Galaxy S II General] g3ckospy:
master yoda, thanks. im just new to the rom. if im not mistaken its part of it right? hehehe.. by the way your magicconfig how's the batt life with regards to cm9?
[Galaxy S II General] Deeco7:
The latest nightly includes all the changes from the previous experimental build?
[Galaxy S II General] Aroldoa:
jast answered a page ago..
[Galaxy S II General] g3ckospy:
Lockscreen froze sometimes

I had this weird thing going on with my phone, i already experienced this with using SlimICS, and now im experiencing it with the recent CM9 build. There are times that when you try to open your phone using the sliding lockscreen it froze. After a few tries then its okay. Is it a bug? Or i missed something?...

Thanks,
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
You have to download the app from play store.

Link to my ICS magicconfig can be found in my sig, 6 hours screen-on time is easy. :victory:
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
Perhaps we get an experimental cm10 build from codeworkx if he gets 20000 thanks and 20 lollipops ;p
[Galaxy S II General] :
Perhaps we get an experimental cm10 build from codeworkx when he finishes ;p
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
Don't take my post too serious ;p
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
perhaps codeworkx doesn't release it so he can have the only i9100 running cm10 on this planet?

there are incompatibilities like hwcomposer and ****. so this might really take some weeks to get usable. and if the camera is broken (i'm expecting it) then it will take months.

so stop crying and enjoy ics.
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
This was a joke... Don't take it too serious. Enjoy life :)
[Galaxy S II General] sadonlyone:
removed
[Galaxy S II General] gazdajezda:
So? F*** them... let them wrote CM666 if they wannt ;)
[Galaxy S II General] sadonlyone:
Please guys, I need some help here.

I flashed Open Europe 2012 June 4.0.4 (I9100XXLQ5_I9100OXALQ5_OXA.zip), with odin and all 4 files (including PIT) and I din't followed some steps showed later ( [Warning: If you flash this from custom rom or stock do not wipe/factory reset. But flash a stock Gingerbread Rom trough odin first before you flash this rom. In Gingerbread you can.] ). After all this all my .zip files in phone was corrupted and phone was bricked (cannot boot anymore).

I used again odin and flashed some GB I9100XXKI3 (with PIT u1_02_20110310_emmc_EXT4 again, and csc, phone etc) and everything was fine. I flashed again both 20120330 and 20120420 CM9 Resurrection Edition with odin then I flashed normally latest 2 nighty with no problems.

Now, I face a strange issue: every time I use clockworkmod recovery to backup, in backup folder my files looks like:

Directory of D:\Clockworkmod Backups\2012-07-10.11.25.41-cm9

10.Jul.12 15:20 <DIR> .

10.Jul.12 15:20 <DIR> ..

10.Jul.12 15:20 0 a

10.Jul.12 11:25 8,388,608 boot.img

10.Jul.12 11:27 0 cache.ext4.tar

10.Jul.12 11:27 49,480,192 cache.ext4.tar.a

10.Jul.12 11:26 0 data.ext4.tar

10.Jul.12 11:27 681,224,704 data.ext4.tar.a

10.Jul.12 11:29 510 nandroid.md5

10.Jul.12 11:25 8,388,608 recovery.img

10.Jul.12 11:25 0 system.ext4.tar

10.Jul.12 11:26 247,667,712 system.ext4.tar.a

10 File(s) 995,150,334 bytes

I flashed both CM9 Resurrection Edition and files still looks the same when I do a backup. All old backup files before open europe flash looks normal, without zero files in folder and without some strange ".a" extension. I flashed wrong PIT or what have I done ?!? What can I do ?

Many thanks.
[Galaxy S II General] gazdajezda:
Definitely. I just pray that gpu part of CM10 will be on same or higher level as in CM7, which just fly! Damn Samsung... We have a more powerfull GPU unit than GNEX, but when i saw today how smooth JellyBean works on coworker's GNEX it made me angry on Samsung! Really!!! ;)
[Galaxy S II General] NOWE:
Barcode scanner is broken

After installing the latest nightly Barcode Scanner isn't working anymore.

Does anyone else have such issues?
[Galaxy S II General] HereAsWell:
Upps. Right. I have the same issue using the last experimental build.
[Galaxy S II General] DSC05:
+1
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
I skipped the udev step. I didn't understand that... need help w that too.
[Galaxy S II General] veracocha:
Couple of probs

Hello

Anyone else having weird camera distortions when using QR code reader apps? Not sure if this only happens on the current nightly as I've not launched the app for a couple of weeks now. Tried a couple of other code reader apps, same thing.

Another bug I see is in the Camera's settings menu, shown in last 2 screenshots attached. Sometimes the Timer Mode option becomes Store Location as well. I've cleared the Camera app data but it made no difference.

Currently on I9100/cm-9-20120710-NIGHTLY-galaxys2/XXLPR

Thanks for your time!
[Galaxy S II General] makroxyz:
Same issue here.

Also with airdroid QR Code login
[Galaxy S II General] D4rKn3sSyS:
Yes, airdroid aswell having the same issue, perhaps the latest ISO patch is the responsible?

Also the twice options bug, ill try to fix it tomorrow and send a patch to gerrit.

EDIT: OMFG!, branch jellybean on a lot of github projects, and a very interesting "wip" branch haha you guys are going really fast with jellybean :)
[Galaxy S II General] dandjo:
Can't get enough of you guys. ;)
[Galaxy S II General] RagingHarry:
For the Android SDK i started with the android 4.0.3 (API 15) and later updated that to the newer versions. that is all you need.

If you got it installed properly, you can do a "adb devices" to see if it can find your S2.

If not, you need to add:

SUBSYSTEM=="usb", SYSFS{idVendor}=="18d1", MODE="0666"
SUBSYSTEM=="usb", SYSFS{idVendor}=="04e8", MODE="0666"

To "sudo gedit /etc/udev/rules.d/51-android.rules" and add it there, then after saving the file "sudo chmod a+r /etc/udev/rules.d/51-android.rules".

udev isn't really needed on 12.04 it , for me it finds the S2 without the udev stuff.

The codes which you wild find if you boot into the appropriate mode and run

lsusb

from term with the device connected via USB

Bus 001 Device 012: ID 04e8:685d Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd downloadmode
Bus 001 Device 013: ID 18d1:4e22 Google Inc. Recovery mode
Bus 001 Device 014: ID 18d1:4e22 Google Inc. dev – USB debug mode
Bus 001 Device 015: ID 18d1:4e21 Google Inc. normal mode

The rest is on TeamHacksung's site: http://teamhacksung.org/wiki/index.php/CyanogenMod9:How_to_build

The Easy way on top of the page doesn't work really good for me on 12.04, but if you reed https://raw.github.com/teamhacksung/buildscripts/ics/samsung/build.sh you will see what you need to install, just open it with gedit or some other txt reader.

You don't really need package manager, just use terminal ;) then just copy past from the build.sh what you need to install "the apt-get parts).

A 12GB partition is a bit small i think, the system folder where all the CM9 and .repo files go in is 18GB on its own.

For you .bashrc you wil need this in it:

PATH="$HOME/android-sdk-linux/tools:$HOME/android-sdk-linux/platform-tools:~/bin:$PATH"

Otherwise the "android" command in terminal won't launch the SDK.
[Galaxy S II General] NOWE:
WOW

nice update of xda-developers.com
[Galaxy S II General] TheSaw:
Can anyone help with the lockscreen issue? I hate spending 5 minute to unlock my phone when I need it the most. Is anyone working on this, or is it already forgotten?
[Galaxy S II General] tgl0be:
Indeed, now I need to get used to it. Hiding the sidebar helps ;)
[Galaxy S II General] MaKTaiL:
Yes, it's looking good. But didn't like the layout pushed to the left. I liked more when it was centered.
[Galaxy S II General] fepdzu:
new look

it does give it a "sophisticated" look:good:
[Galaxy S II General] karendar:
Posted him this:

HALO R U WANT JELLYBEEN CM10????

HERE U GO!!!! http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1576319

It 4 universel phone ROM! Not only EVO 4G!! pm op he will 4ward 2 u!

TNX!
[Galaxy S II General] Entropy512:
Lucky. Last night I got an email to my personal email. Subject was "Hi Developer"

Text was something like.

"is teh awesome cm9 aosp because i want to put google on my device".

Should have posted it here instead of deleting...
[Galaxy S II General] karendar:
I bet he has an iphone on top of that.
[Galaxy S II General] rakeshishere:
We need a new thread in off topic section for funny PM received by devs and not here :-D

Sent from my Galaxy S2 powered by CM9
[Galaxy S II General] dandjo:
Today I got the notification drawer Issue. I think I got the steps to reproduce.

Install any App from Playstore

Open notification drawer

Stay on notification drawer

Swipe notification drawer when status is about to change

Notification completeley disappears

Hope this helps.
[Galaxy S II General] karendar:
Shh.. Let the people have their fun. :D
[Galaxy S II General] jerryhou85:
This is awesome!

See the changes have been merged, can't wait for the new nightly! :D
[Galaxy S II General] fede_79:
Now I'm testing again CM9 + LQ6 new modem (designed for ICS 4.0.4 seems) Running that plus latest 10/07/2012 Nightly and it seems the problem is fixed. Now I am testing. Can be the signal drop during call generated by applications installed into external SDCARD? It's an assumption... I remember that application installed into external SDCARD caused reboot in some Galaxy SII (of course with stock ROM) mine included. If I will have again drop signal i will try to move all apps in INTERNALSTORAGE and wike cache/dalvik.

Another question:

I have used Temporary Clockworkmod Recovery to move back to CM9

1. booted in standard Samsung Recovery

2. installed CWM.zip

4. make a nandroid backup of stock Samsung ROM

3. installed busybox+root

4. rebooted device again in recovery mode

5. re-installed CWM.zip

6. wipe ALL

7. restored nandroid backup of CM9

8. installed LQ6 radio

It works fine and no yellow triangle.

So if I will go back again to stock rom can I reboot in recovery, wipe ALL and restore the nandroid backup created at point 4. and booting withouth problem? And finally, when the backup is restored, are first the partition automatically formatted by the process?

Thanks all I hope not to go back to Stock rom again :(
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
Google said they have released the proprietary binaries for the Nexus 7, along with 4.1 source code. Tell me, what is binaries? What does it mean really? Binaries for a device...

What more questions do I have... Yeh, how do you (cyanogenmod team) merge their codebase (is all the extra features and code you have written called "codebase"?) into the AOSP codebase? How will it be done when pushing all your work over to the android 4.1 code really? I don't have a clue how all this works. Will you explain that for me kind "theceramic" (not sure about the alias) ;)
[Galaxy S II General] CRXed:
Besides the menu bug in Camera Settings, the camera preview not working in other apps and the Barcode app problem, I have

another problem

with the camera:

The different Scene Options have no effect at all!

I am talking about the SCN button.

Can anyone else confirm this?:confused:
[Galaxy S II General] hazzamon:
Binaries are the drivers for the various hardware components. Since they contain proprietary code from the hardware manufacturers (Broadcom, Nvidia etc) they are supplied pre-compiled rather than in source-code form.
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Well, I'm really tired because I was up late messing with the AOSP code so bear with me, my answer may make absolutely no sense.

Proprietary binaries are pre-compiled drivers similar to those that exist in CM for SGS2, but for Nexus devices Google provides a set that work with the current Android release, in this case JRO3C, these drivers as provided by Google work with the AOSP code as is and don't require dirty hacks like the ones for OEM devices (SGS2, SGS3, etc...), Nexus devices also have a very minimal number of these files as compared to OEM devices like the SGS2. Along with the AOSP sources, Google also released these files for the Nexus 7 tablet.

As to your other question, well as you can see if you have looked at Gerrit, most of the work on CM is submitted as patches. These patches are based on a 'base' code, in this case ICS. When something is merged on Gerrit the changes are added, subtracted, moved, etc... based on the previous version of the file (aka the base), if the base file has changed since the patch was originally written but before it was merged the patch won't merge correctly and will need to be rebased. Switching to Jellybean, the code is reasonably similar but the files are not exactly the same so the patches for CM won't merge directly, they will have to be modified somewhat to be accepted into the JB base, this is what will take time to do before we see a CM10 release.
[Galaxy S II General] r7s:
It seems like the push service stopped working for me after updating to cm-9-20120710-NIGHTLY-galaxys2.zip. I can't install any apps from Play Store using my computer, Cerberus doesn't work and so on.

I use Google Apps 20120317.
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
aaha ok, and by that you mean rebased, right? Sometimes when I browse the gerrit I see error messages from gerrit saying that the patch/commit needs to be rebased, and in short amount of time it will simply be rebased by the author. Does it mean that CM update the AOSP codebase/repo that often or what? If so, what will happen with all patches that already are submitted and the codebase change?
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Yes, rebased.

As for CM9 I still expect we will see a stable release with some of the patches still in review included, the rest will either be abandoned or rebased to JB, but I don't know this for sure it's just speculation on my part.

This was posted in another CM thread, but i figure it's relevant here too (this was in the nexus thread, so who knows what additional steps might be required for teamhacksung to get it working on SGS2):
[Galaxy S II General] Testraindrop:
@ thracemerin

Can you post a link to that thread? Sounds interesting...