yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II General] sahibunlimited:
Had tried this before but always browser doesn't load flash content and freeze

the solution is to delete libsomxcore.so but then HW playback doesn't work
[Galaxy S II General] LiorScreamsSandwich:
moving pictures ...
[Galaxy S II General] Ramelov:
New interesting commits by Codeworkx merged into mainline recently.

http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,13836

http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,13835

http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,13834
[Galaxy S II General] tosheeba:
For clarification:

ondemand – Available in most kernels, and the default governor in most kernels. When the CPU load reaches a certain point, ondemand will rapidly scale the CPU up to meet demand, then gradually scale the CPU down when it isn't needed.

interactive – Available in newer kernels, and becoming the default scaling option in some official Android kernels. The interactive governor is functionally similar to the ondemand governor with an even greater focus on responsiveness.

In greater detail:

Interactive Governor:

Much like the OnDemand governor, the Interactive governor dynamically scales CPU clockspeed in response to the workload placed on the CPU by the user. This is where the similarities end. Interactive is significantly more responsive than OnDemand, because it's faster at scaling to maximum frequency.

Unlike OnDemand, which you'll recall scales clockspeed in the context of a work queue, Interactive scales the clockspeed over the course of a timer set arbitrarily by the kernel developer. In other words, if an application demands a ramp to maximum clockspeed (by placing 100% load on the CPU), a user can execute another task before the governor starts reducing CPU frequency. This can eliminate the frequency bouncing discussed in the OnDemand section. Because of this timer, Interactive is also better prepared to utilize intermediate clockspeeds that fall between the minimum and maximum CPU frequencies. This is another pro-battery life benefit of Interactive.

However, because Interactive is permitted to spend more time at maximum frequency than OnDemand (for device performance reasons), the battery-saving benefits discussed above are effectively negated. Long story short, Interactive offers better performance than OnDemand (some say the best performance of any governor) and negligibly different battery life.

Interactive also makes the assumption that a user turning the screen on will shortly be followed by the user interacting with some application on their device. Because of this, screen on triggers a ramp to maximum clockspeed, followed by the timer behavior described above.
[Galaxy S II General] mxn-:
I have same problem on a sop/aokp and cm9 wish there was a fix
[Galaxy S II General] sahibunlimited:
For some people flash work and for some it doesn't...

Not a problem with flash player or ics because flash player works on other ics devices

Logcat here:http://pastebin.com/MZXKvTQJ
[Galaxy S II General] gbohm:
i didn't read the whole discussion about this but you of course all wiped your phone and tried it again on a clean system
[Galaxy S II General] sahibunlimited:
Yup did wipes but its the same but i can live with it:D

I know Team hacksung don't accept bug reports on nighty builds but as a normal rom user i m letting them know...
[Galaxy S II General] Mechanisms:
So scrolling should be better with interactive?
[Galaxy S II General] mxn-:
Yeah loads of times .. can't watch most porn sites only phone
[Galaxy S II General] zdenoh1975:
flash on stock browser doesnt work for me too. /respectively flash videos on the pages/

I didnt know that it should work... Why someone does it work, and someone not?

What do I do that it works? Thanks.
[Galaxy S II General] rnksarda:
please read the following post

please see : http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=23910453&postcount=15383
[Galaxy S II General] Okur90:
Nope, it's fine here. Not a bug.
[Galaxy S II General] navodwickra:
bye bye S2

Got my Gnex today immediately after buying it flashed CM9 :D thankx CM team see you at Gnex forum
[Galaxy S II General] donkeyhitman:
Congrats!!! :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II General] mxn-:
English lol?
[Galaxy S II General] sadonlyone:
nice gnexus. it's still samsung ? :)
[Galaxy S II General] beston94:
This may come sounding a bit rude but....What the hell does this have anything to do with SAMSUNG GALAXY S2's CM9?

Have a nice day
[Galaxy S II General] navodwickra:
Nothing just wanted say good bye :D
[Galaxy S II General] IINexusII:
did the same thing, so much better development down here :D

still have my S2 though, using CM9 and all seems well
[Galaxy S II General] bleuxeon:
What is a "mac"?
[Galaxy S II General] navodwickra:
yeah but I'll sell it on ebay soon ;)
[Galaxy S II General] H-KaN:
gapps download not working. can someone share the newest gapps with another link?
[Galaxy S II General] mxn-:
So is there a fix for flash player?
[Galaxy S II General] Vaedryn:
http://goo-inside.me/gapps

Works for me
[Galaxy S II General] skaterbub2003:
My provider is A1: Calling works, SMS works. But I don't get anything by activating my mobile data. So no internet on my phone.

What could be the problem/solution? (nightly 2012-03-22)
[Galaxy S II General] Anarchy66:
Ooohhh my word.........:eek:
[Galaxy S II General] rnksarda:
phone's screen turns off when watching youtube videos

My phone is set to 30 sec auto sleep ,everytime a video is buffered or played . The phone sleeps automatically ,which shouldn't happen !

It happens for everything like draw something ,games ,etc ..
[Galaxy S II General] beston94:
These are macs:

http://www.apple.com/uk/mac/
[Galaxy S II General] themarb:
There is many types of animated pictures.

GIF is the most popular, use third party gallery app - like QuickPic - to display it.
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
Restart your phone!
[Galaxy S II General] :
Hello mate, i installed cm9 a while back (my first time :D), everything is working business as usual (basis contents in FAQ, known bugs and forum users' posts). I have two games NFS Hot Pursuit and Heavy Gunners, both of which used to work seamlessly on sammy ICS lpq/lp7, however both do not open up in cm9, would appreciate any suggestions around this?
[Galaxy S II General] NOWE:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=23930852&postcount=15688
[Galaxy S II General] skaterbub2003:
Well... thanks, it helped. :D
[Galaxy S II General] rommel76:
Reflash old rom with that option, turn it on, flash new again
[Galaxy S II General] burt_ie:
Just updated to last night's nightly build and MTP is working great again :-)

Keep up this awsome work :-D
[Galaxy S II General] Major_Sarcasm:
@ Codeworkx & the S2 CM team: Please don't give up. You've created a great OS. I'm frankly amazed how stable and functional it is considering Samsung's lack of support.

Have a couple of drinks on me. Confirmation number: 9KM96169XK0948249 - $25 USD

EDIT: Come on all you guys that have downloaded CM9. Donate to the team and make them feel appreciated. Don't just leech.
[Galaxy S II General] Nomoi:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/29951836/gapps-ics-20120317-signed (1).zip
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
Bitte gern ;). Hab auch A1.
[Galaxy S II General] oaia:
anybody !??
[Galaxy S II General] Nomoi:
HaxSync, you can find it in the play shop.
[Galaxy S II General] kulica:
One interesting bug that I've encountered. You take a screenshot of your screen contents (maybe only connected to MTP as mine was), open MTP explorer (win7), and the new files are 0 kB with problem decoding it. But interesting thing, you can transfer it over ADB and the file is fine and viewable.

My system: build 22.3 with 3.0.25 kernel

I can pull logcat, but I think the bug is reproducible as described above.

Anyways, codeworkx nice job man :D
[Galaxy S II General] rnksarda:
eh , whats the solution ?
[Galaxy S II General] Projew:
Yeah, I'll send some bucks to them tomorrow! They've earned it!
[Galaxy S II General] spelaben:
Thanks, codeworkx for your devotion and your great development skills resulting in the best ROM out there.

6JF053943V658994N - $30.00

KEEP DEVELOPING AND TAKE MY MONEY.
[Galaxy S II General] NOWE:
Find out on your own.

No one else has this problem.

Wiping and flashing again should be worth a try.
[Galaxy S II General] FurryMurry:
I am not getting a gps fix with the 20120322 build. Did not have this problem with 20120320 build. I did use the cm9 gps patch (with both builds).
[Galaxy S II General] BurlaMatto:
same, gps takes ages to lock :( everything else is working very nicely
[Galaxy S II General] zdenoh1975:
same, but it's known issue, not?
[Galaxy S II General] dellxmodi:
Many thanks to Codeworkx and the Rest of the Team for keep on working on Cm9 for the SgS2

Even uf you don't get any Support from Samsung.... I know its a hard work but if you were bothered by noops forget them, I also do that on my daily work as global L3 for one of the biggest PC manufactors in the Enterprise Business... I never got big issue by using CM not at my SgS1 and CM7 nor at my SgS2 and Cm9... all small issues I got could be resolved by reading this thread

Kind regards
[Galaxy S II General] :
Wierd part is the size of the snaps is ok in file manager on the phone:confused:, i was half hoping windows to show the right file size once the phone is unshared from the computer
[Galaxy S II General] Gilg@mesh:
anyone noticed you cant remove or edit APN?
[Galaxy S II General] exmazda6fahrer:
Yes. But you can add a new one.

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9100 mit Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II General] KennyLegend:
Its a known bug ;)
[Galaxy S II General] bleuxeon:
Try out this : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=21445390

It simply works.
[Galaxy S II General] nergar:
I dont get it, didnt samsung release the kernel sources recently??
[Galaxy S II General] lulandco:
You can edit APNs from the file /etc/apns-conf.xml then do a "restore defaults parameters" from the APNs list.
[Galaxy S II General] gabx:
May you please upload bigger pictures, they are too small.

TY
[Galaxy S II General] noobsgs2:
why does cm9 requires to have a new ics bootloader? benefits?
[Galaxy S II General] gabx:
the only benefit is being able to boot.
[Galaxy S II General] Winter_Airwaves:
Hello everyone, I've recently signed up here on XDA, but have been lurking this thread for months reading everyone's comments and seeing how CM9 develops.

Just wanted to comment for once, since I know Codeworkx is having to work extra hard for us, especially with Samsung complicating things with the kernels. And while I can't really donate anything at the moment, I still wanted to show my support in some sort of way.

Codeworkx and Xplodwild, your work is very much appreciated. The team working behind this ROM are lifesavers, I promise to donate soon for you efforts.

I'm currently running build 120321, and it's the best experience I've had on a phone. Amazing ROM.

Also, I apologize if my comment doesn't really add to the discussion of the ROM. Again, just wanted to show appreciation for this great work.
[Galaxy S II General] Sichroteph:
We still lost something in the touch response when the Samsung kernel code was implemented.

Retry the 03/18 nighty, it is much more snappier. Too bad there are these kernel panics.
[Galaxy S II General] SimboXXX:
You don't have to worry about new bootloader unless you have problems flashing the rom.
[Galaxy S II General] bleuxeon:
I think you are simply wellcome:)
[Galaxy S II General] Alienfreak:
I always get a status 0 error if I try to apply it in CWM :/

EDIT: .zip was corrupted ;)

But it doesn't help. It always gets one satellite and then looses it and acquires a new one but locks on none. Just like before
[Galaxy S II General] noobsgs2:
So from ginger to cm9 and if i'll have probs ICS bootloader?
[Galaxy S II General] bleuxeon:
Download the "Google Specific v3.1". the "no-ssl" version doesnt work for me and has been introduced very recently.
[Galaxy S II General] Alienfreak:
I used the Google CWM Flashable 3.1

But as I said it doesn't help me...
[Galaxy S II General] bleuxeon:
try it outside of any construction, let it fix.

Also in CM9 there is a bug preventing the GPS chip to provide the right informations to the interface BUT your GPS positioning is in fact ok.
[Galaxy S II General] Alienfreak:
So let me get that straight:

Instead of getting a CM9 without camera you would rather have no CM9 at all? Makes perfect sense!

Just go and use a stock ROM if its all that important to you.

Imagine how many useful fixes codeworkx and the others in the team could have provided in the probably now 30+ hours they tried to make that camera work? And how will making team Hacksung quit all together help you?
[Galaxy S II General] Dekar1:
This actually made my GPS slower? I flashed the latest CWM flashable google build.
[Galaxy S II General] darknessmessiah:
Unneeded comment pal...

Relax! :)
[Galaxy S II General] Alienfreak:
So you didn't read codeworkx post?

Its not unneeded at all.

All those guys sitting here and screaming for their all so valuable 1080p camera are rather unneeded with their posts and its not like we don't already have 1000 ZOMG CAMERA NEED in this thread.

And seriously: The camera of the SGS2 is so bad that I would never seriously use it.
[Galaxy S II General] SimboXXX:
Won't have a problem.
[Galaxy S II General] coolstory:
I tried to download CM9 from link in 1st post but downloading is interrupting.
[Galaxy S II General] Goku80:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/n4znuq

there you go mate
[Galaxy S II General] Unclean009:
New Google voice update is compatible. My theory is because of the CM9 dialer.
[Galaxy S II General] kmelkon:
i have this problem ,i know its minor but the DSP manager is not working when i have my headset on .. anyone knows why ?
[Galaxy S II General] CRudner:
Deep Sleep

Hi There, just wonder if anyone can help me.

I have found with the last few Nightlies, that when my phone goes into sleep mode it gets stuck there and I have to reboot it to get it to work again.

Does anyone know how to resolve this? I have wiped Cache, Dalvik and Battery.

Also has anyone else notice, if you hold your power button down for 6-10sec it shuts the phone down? Not complaining about it as I like that, its the quickest way for me to shut down.
[Galaxy S II General] tulek:
Had this problem together with freezes after rebooting. Sometimes I had to restart the phone up to 5 times to get it working again (till the next sleep of death).

I did all the wipe magic: cache, dalvik you name it. Flashing ROMs twice in one recovery session.

But I wanted to let the kernel wonders on my phone happen. So I wiped my mobile of all data. Yes apps and settings were gone. I only backed up the apks but not the settings because I feared there was a haunted setting ...

What can I say: one hour of recalibration and now everything(!) works like a charm.

No freezes, no sleep of death, no other oddities. Even the music app is running.

I know it's a bit of a fuss. But it totally was worth it.
[Galaxy S II General] jyazzie110:
Is there a way to block numbers in cm9?
[Galaxy S II General] CRudner:
Thanks for the reply.

I knew deep down inside it would come to this... Was just hoping that there was a less painful work around.

So did you load all your backed up apps without data?

Thanks again.
[Galaxy S II General] tulek:
Yes I let my data go. I only backed up RSS demon, because it's such a hassle adding all those feeds I read and my juice defender settings were saved as well.

There's an app on play store called App Backup & restore. It copies all wanted apks in one folder.

I didn't want to do a full wipe either but it was the best decision of the day.

Hopefully your result is as astonishing as mine was and still is (:
[Galaxy S II General] eseregin:
Use this brilliant app?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=CN.MyPrivateMessages
[Galaxy S II General] mengsuan:
Can I adjust haptic feedback vibration intensity? It's a little too strong.

A quick search here suggest to just turn off haptic feedback but has no adjustment to its intensity.
[Galaxy S II General] tulek:
There's no adjustment of haptic feedback possible right now.
[Galaxy S II General] firestorm76:
So I guess you would rather carry camera, video camera and your phone out all the time eh? I mean for you. I know for us, we have a choice of Sammy or cm9 ROM. Just give and take. :P

On serious note, I use Sammy ROM because I need that video recording on the impromptu basis. I like cm9 more than Sammy ROM but I need video recording too. Thus, Sammy ROM I go... but prefer cm9. I will use cm9 the day the video recording works.

I didn't write here asking for video recording in cm9 because:

1. I know the cm9 team know the video recording is not working. If it is easy, they would have done it. Obviously, it's not and other issues are put in higher priority.

2. The team makes decision on what is best for cm9, not me or u or us.

And I don't think you should write in forum telling people what to do and how we don't need the camera or crappy the camera is. Some people needs video recording using their phone and to them, the quality is decent to them.

Just my 2 cents. ;)
[Galaxy S II General] eseregin:
I agree partially.

Video recorded with SGS2 not bad at all, it is good. For me at last.

Disagree - the mirror - probably if you accept CM9 or not - it is up to you only.

The fact is - camcoder does not work for now. Is it good? Definitely not good. Is it vital? Depends. For you it is, for many others - it does not.

Nevertheless, the fact is fact - for now CM9 team could not fix this issue.

They are on it, i believe they will fix it somewhere in time.
[Galaxy S II General] assaf.bm:
You might get what you are looking for under settings - language and input- under Android keyboard settings- advance settings- last option change the bar up or down..

Hope this is what you ate looking for.
[Galaxy S II General] DreadPirateDan:
you gotta change the CPU governor. codeworkx has mentioned this a few times already and people have quoted it a few times also
[Galaxy S II General] Cupid009:
Galaxy S2 vs Galaxy Nexus rooting

Guys, can you please let me know which one among Samsung galaxy s2 and galaxy nexus can be easily rooted and have more custom roms available?
[Galaxy S II General] luke05dee:
Thank you so much, this rom is like a breath of fresh air on my device. I can't thank you enough codeworkx and xplod for spending time and effort making this, it means a lot :)
[Galaxy S II General] donkeyhitman:
You seriously think that people would reject video recordings if it is working and available? They said what they said b/c frankly, they don't want the whiners to start pissing off the devs. Lets all be "glass half full" kind of people.
[Galaxy S II General] eseregin:
listen to Codeworks, buy Nexus
[Galaxy S II General] donkeyhitman:
Rooting is equally easy. If you want to know which one has more custom roms, pls visit the respective forums and start counting. As for CM9 roms, gnexus is your best bet.
[Galaxy S II General] alexnative:
first, you post in the wrong thread :p

second, do some research :mad:

and :cool:

third, every device have a specific pros and cons so S2 fansboy and Gnex fanboys will have a different answer :D:D:D
[Galaxy S II General] bazzag:
I updated from the 0318 to 0322 nightly and noticed the Brightness (manual setting) is noticeably dimmer than before. This is probably due to the Kernel merges. Flashing the latest SiyahKernel resolved this, probably because of this tweak:

Hope they resolve this issue.
[Galaxy S II General] tasty_boy:
can't use MTP yet...

pretty unstable to me

tried all CM9 based roms...

some tip or fix??
[Galaxy S II General] stealthj:
Use another rom

Sent from my Rasberry pi running Ubuntu 12
[Galaxy S II General] alexeiw123:
MTP works fine in latest build.

1. plug in to computer if it is not working, right click computer, manage, device manager. Find the devices with yellow warning symbol, right click on them and uninstall. Drivers are now uninstalled. Unplug phone

2. Open android settings and go to developer, and untick ADB.

3. Plug in phone and let drivers installed. Working? Hooray!

4. Re enable ADB once phone is unplugged. Only need to turn it off to install drivers.

If that didn't work then either install the android SDK or ensure windows is up to date.

Hope this solves it for you

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II General] vegaznc:
I've got the same problem on my computer regarding MTP at work but I've check on coworker's computer and everything's fine.

Check on another computer to see if it's works for you too but your problem should came from your computer, not from your GS2.

I'll let you know if I found a way to make it work (I've already removed every old devices from the device manager and kies is not install but MTP driver still fail to install).
[Galaxy S II General] pnevroq:
Flashed to 20120322. And it works exceptionally good for me. Especially I noticed a huge improvement in battery life.
[Galaxy S II General] buffon95:
why is ui's background is so stepped? its looking owfull. and dont tell me that it is a screen's problem. make transition animation x2 (maybe higher) and try to go in settings from main menu. you will be able to see clean blackground while animation is playing during one second and than it again will become striped like a zebra:mad:
[Galaxy S II General] BrandoHD:
15780 different posts and 1500 pages, do you think that you are the first to observe such a thing?

Next time do a search!!!
[Galaxy S II General] buffon95:
thanks captain. there are no adequate answer and nobody noticed that it looks good while anamation
[Galaxy S II General] rodeo_calling:
Temporary fix was to change mdnie scenario to camera under advance settings. It helps.
[Galaxy S II General] kalpik:
Thanks! That fixes the banding to quite an extent!
[Galaxy S II General] Ok_Kaleidoscope5109:
Coming from CM7:

1) I did a nandroid backup of all my crap and Titanium Backup

2) I did a full wipe from CWM.

3) Flashed CM9 nightly 3/21

4) Flashed 3/17 GApps

5) Wipe again

6) Reboot

7) Splash screen/boot animation freezes like 1 minute in....

8) Ermmm???

I'm using an older radio (KI4), but people tell me I don't *need* to flash to an ICS radio. And while the instructions say an ICS bootloader is nice, the wiki seems to say it's not necessary. Thus I did not change the bootloader. Am I missing something here?

I know I'm probably missing something and its a boneheaded mistake. Just waiting for someone to slap me silly with something obvious I'm overlooking.... THANKS IN ADVANCE!
[Galaxy S II General] Net.silb:
Do exactly what the instructions in the first post tell you to do.
[Galaxy S II General] Ok_Kaleidoscope5109:
multiple people have said that i should not have to worry about the bootloader....
[Galaxy S II General] Uss_Defiant:
Please do, i'm having the exact same issue, and I really need ADB running on my phone..
[Galaxy S II General] BrandoHD:
The information in the first post is newer information than what's stated in the wiki.

Sent from Tapatalk on CM9
[Galaxy S II General] Harsha Raj:
Thank you for this. This worked :)

First clock in screen shot is from link in quote above. Second clock is from market.
[Galaxy S II General] khaltire:
Man I dont know whats going on lately with the last couple builds

I used to be able to wipe cache and dalvik and install the newest CM9 nightlies over the previous ones. This no longer happens since a couple nightlies from mid march. My signal bars turn GREY and I cant get them back to blue until I do a factory reset and restore everything from titanium backup.

Then today, I installed 03/22 nightly, and my data wouldnt work at all (tried the same wipe dalvik and cache), didnt expect it to work either way. So I then did a factory reset as I was expecting and I couldnt even get data to work at ALL this way either. Reverted back to 03/14 and sure enough, data worked perfectly

whats going on? any suggestions?
[Galaxy S II General] haghdk:
Do you know what the time is? :p
[Galaxy S II General] luexi:
i installed the apk and nth happen, couldn't find the clock in the widgets tab:confused:
[Galaxy S II General] gbohm:
rebooted? 10char