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[Galaxy S II General] fluorine:
I had a similar problem too when upgrading to the latest nightly. Here is my post.

I encountered a lot of kernel panics, couldn't open the phone app, everything failed. Had to restore a build from July 4th to make it work again.

Haven't upgraded since.
[Galaxy S II General] bkjugg:
How do I know version of bootloader? Have 4.0.4 stock with Siyah kernel.
[Galaxy S II General] Spiralzz:
Flash the resurrection edition from the OP (noob-proof instructions) which will give you the bootloader required for CM9.
[Galaxy S II General] fede_79:
--- First of ALL sorry for my OFF TOPIC ---

My near (think good) Service center is Milano. Here near venice there's someone but I must give the phone min 2 weeks (it will be sent to main service centre - I think is Milano). So yesterday I receive a call from a Samsung employee asking if I was satisfied about my last call at Samsung Exclusive (I'm an Exclusive member) and I say him that I was satisfied about employee kindness, but about my battery and the warranty rules = 0%. So now I have an ANKER 1900mah battery (20€ tax+spedition) start testing from today: 9h 49m I'm on 59% battery remaining with same usage as stock Samsung 1650mah. Now I wanna see if my phone crash again at 60-50-30-20% and rebooting goes at 1%.

Very good battery (made in China) compared to original Samsung (made in Japan) strange...

Thanks all
[Galaxy S II General] imranfarookj:
Can I flash this rom directly over my rooted

2.3.3..or I have to first instal a ics based stock rom

Or boot loader and proceed..please help me out guys..thanks in

advance..
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
I think you should use this method:
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
Use the noob-proof ODIN method in first post (OP).
[Galaxy S II General] Honzze:
For me, this sounds more like a hardware issue. Like a corrupted MMC/SD controller IC, or even failing flash memory. I don't know if a tool exists to test the sectors of the respective partitions.
[Galaxy S II General] bkjugg:
I ask about "How do I know version of bootloader", not how to flash with Odin.
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
You don't. If you don't search. http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=12802268&postcount=3
[Galaxy S II General] robertogl:
http://www.cyanogenmod.com/blog/cyanogenmod-9-stable
[Galaxy S II General] gazdajezda:
Yeah baby, from now on CM10 take over :)
[Galaxy S II General] Bl@ck:
i don't know, but this never happened with other roms before, i had VillainROM up for 6 months, moved on CheckROM for 4 months, no problems, then started testing around CM9, still no problem till late june when i had my first SQLite problem, after that i moved to RC1, still SQLite problems after a couple of weeks, now it's nearly 1 month after flashing the RC2 and again, SQLite problems. I'm going to try a full clean up with a /system format and then flash CM9 Stable.
[Galaxy S II General] anshmiester78900:
I dont think so already CM9 has so many bugs to be fixed , We cant just move to CM10
[Galaxy S II General] robertogl:
stable tonight, so we move to cm10 :o
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
No one will ever fix those bugs that don't exists. I moved today, this hour, and I'm telling you, it's way smoother than CM9 even without the hwcomposer. They have added features in CM10 that don't exist on CM9. This thread is abandoned. This is not the place to be, join the fun!
[Galaxy S II General] sebtheking:
wow I think the stable CM9 that comes out tonight will be the last CM9 I will flash. I'm really looking forward to flash a fresh new clean CM10 Rom, when I find some time. really excited :)
[Galaxy S II General] jcasares:
But is everything there or are still missing things and things broken like WiFi, tethering, Bluetooth or the likes?
[Galaxy S II General] Spiralzz:
Search for known issues in the CM10 thread and you'll know them all. Wifi/2G/3G work, WiFi tethering only works for unsecured networks. Bluetooth works fine. Others are in the known issue of CM10 and are the same as CM9 like tvout, FM radio (which won't be supported), etc.
[Galaxy S II General] cornholio_rules:
I don't know you guys, but I wont move to CM10 until RIL is fixed.
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
The RIL is broken in CM9 too, but you use it, what's the difference? Same RIL, same problems.
[Galaxy S II General] jcasares:
That's why I'm doubtful. Too many people with issues there, and not simple ones, so I doubt it's ok to use it as a daily driver unless they are all doing the wrong thing or complaining for nothing.
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
The majority of the problems are caused by them or they're nitpicking about small issues that really are insignificant.
[Galaxy S II General] donalgodon:
Can the Samsung stock RIL be used with CM9? Would it work?
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
That's what's being used, the problem is that it's closed source and not completely compatible with AOSP, but it being closed source means that nobody really knows what the problem is, Samsung adapted touchwiz to work with the RIL so it works fine on stock.
[Galaxy S II General] donalgodon:
Oh. I was under the impression that the libsec-ril.so and rild were built by the Cyanogenmod team specifically, so I thought maybe using them from the stock ROM would solve the issues. Too simple, I guess. Can't be that easy.
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Nope, closed source blobs, they just pull em from the Samsung ROMs. Another reason to #blamesamsung (there seem to be a lot of these)
[Galaxy S II General] eradicator006:
I'm personally waiting until there is a samsung JB leak and the CM devs can squash some of the bugs. I did try CM10 a couple of days ago and had numerous RIL crashes. I've never had one RIL crash on CM9 and I've been using CM9 since March.
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Personally I've had more RIL crashes on CM9 than I have on CM10, but it does seem to affect people in different ways so who knows. As far as a leak, Sammobile said that Samsung plans a Q4 release which means we could see leaks soon, but knowing Samsung Q4 2012 means Q3 2013 so who knows.
[Galaxy S II General] Ok_Kaleidoscope5109:
i call shens on that. CM9 is definitely smoother. I dual boot. And if JB is really fast it's faster, but not smoother at the moment. The response is nice and quick for things, but it's not 60fps smooth.
[Galaxy S II General] darthvidor:
It turned out that the smell was 10 days away :p
[Galaxy S II General] Garuxa:
Stable release is out :)

Enviado desde mi GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II General] hazwheel:
You mean a new nightly that has been renamed as "stable" :p
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
Well, the size difference is around 30mb so there could be something new and exciting in there. :cool:

Anyways, I'm uploading a mirror right now too.

Sent from my HTC One X
[Galaxy S II General] Alex.Raz:
30MB is the difference from CM7 ;)

From latest nightly it's about 0.30MB :D
[Galaxy S II General] coversnail:
Well as it is probably the last nightly we can see it as a little bit special. :) Only critical bug fixes from now on so I'd have thought Jenkins will be turned over to cm10 nightlies now/in the near future.
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
LOL, I was looking in the right place... just misread 0.30 as 30. :silly:

Mornings aren't my thing :laugh:

---

CM9 Stable 10-08-2012 mirror

Sendspace link!
[Galaxy S II General] GS2Giova:
A big THANKS for stable!!!You've done a huge work!
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
The stable build doesnt differ from nightlies. ;)
[Galaxy S II General] Deses:
Woooooooo, stable! :DDD

This means that HW acceleration is working properly? I really need it to see tv shows while I'm going to work. D:
[Galaxy S II General] DanielNgHX:
Anyways, still, you've contributed greatly for the i9100 community. Thanks for the hard work!

Now, you will be concentrating on the 'tasty' Jelly Bean! :good::good::good:
[Galaxy S II General] Honzze:
Again, I don't get which Nightly has now been labeled as stable. I guess, the latest, massive amount of http://changelog.bbqdroid.org/#galaxys2/cm9/next BBQDroid entries from 10.08.2012 have not yet been merged into the "stable" build, correct?
[Galaxy S II General] coversnail:
All those changes have been merged into the stable build (well apart from the top four) the changelog just hasn't updated to show that there was a build today.
[Galaxy S II General] Deses:
Oh well, my sgs2 completely crashed while browsing some photos in QuickPic. Had to press for a long time the power button. No FC, no nothing, just frozen. u_u
[Galaxy S II General] Bruaca:
It's always recommend do a factory reset and clear cache/data on upgrade of ROM?

I only done it the first time on CM9.

After upgrading trough nightly builds and RCs I never done it again!

Is really necessary and anyone can me say why?

/data is not a kind of /home on android?
[Galaxy S II General] ii7Stryker:
Not written here so I guess it's not compulsory .
[Galaxy S II General] JacquesR:
Anything in the 'stable' that can be expected to affect APN's? I've lost all mine, and the normal trick of rebooting isn't bringing them back.
[Galaxy S II General] Bruaca:
Exactly!

I always had that in mind!
[Galaxy S II General] philadelphiaTM:
which modem should i flash for a1 in austria?
[Galaxy S II General] kemikelx:
Yay, stable.

---------- Post added at 08:37 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:33 PM ----------

Looks like your official modem is LP5 (source:SamMobile). You can try or try XXLPS, which everyone have been raving about, or XXLQ6,which is recommend for CM10.
[Galaxy S II General] Honzze:
Ah, thanks! Flashing now...
[Galaxy S II General] rockambole:
all we know that there is almost no difference between the stable and ours day-to-day nightlies, but we should thank all devs for the hard work! they made it huge and it's good to see CM9 being completed!

we know that there are minor bugs, let's wait and see if these are fixed too (at least until a better CM10 version)

thanks!
[Galaxy S II General] ljttle_chjcken:
I had no root when flashing stable cm9.

Please help me!
[Galaxy S II General] g3ckospy:
why wont you give it a try, its just a nandroid away isn't it?
[Galaxy S II General] DLAddict:
I don't see Cyanogenmod in ROM Manager anymore.

Has it been removed?
[Galaxy S II General] EhsanCh:
Is this line still required with stable version ? :

- Make sure you're running ICS bootloaders lower than LPH!
[Galaxy S II General] Ok_Kaleidoscope5109:
When joining a hangout Google+ fails. You can create hangouts via your phone though.

I will test on my Nexus S in a little bit and report back to you!
[Galaxy S II General] Socotroco:
Hi all,

has anyone tested this latest release?, it's labeled as 'stable'. Does anyone flashed it already?

I'm downloading it but it will take a while with the 128kbps connection I have here :( ... so in the meantime I'm asking you all how does it works :cool:
[Galaxy S II General] JacquesR:
It's a nightly, just like all the others, just labelled 'stable'. There were lots of changes, though. I reverted to the previous nightly, as the 'stable' lost my APN's, even after a few reboots and a factory reset. But I haven't seen anyone else complain about this, or other problems.
[Galaxy S II General] cornholio_rules:
Well, I think that's not entirely true, since I did some experiments changing the stock RIL with getRIL, I haven't had a single RIL crash in CM9.
[Galaxy S II General] pastnova:
You have to root bro

Tapatalk 2 ile GT-I9100 cihazımdan gönderildi
[Galaxy S II General] Noorish:
What exactly do I have to do to get some support in this forum? this is like my 3rd question and I was never answered!

am I doing anything wrong?
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
Check your apn settings on your carrier's website and confirm on the phone. If it's not working even after that: format data factory reset. You can receive sms and calls, and make calls?
[Galaxy S II General] ram1986:
Installed CM9 stable

Flashed CM9 stable earlier today.

Looks very stable. Don't see any issues.

I have a dual boot setup with RR AOKP 4.1 ROM with Siyah kernel.
[Galaxy S II General] LenAsh:
Then that's not much of a worthy claim then is it? How do you expect your findings to be taken seriously when you have a butchered set up like that?
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
He was just crapping up all the threads in general to get his 10 posts, he posted some equally useless garbage in the CM10 thread.
[Galaxy S II General] LenAsh:
ROM-envy seems such a Regional pastime...
[Galaxy S II General] Ibsonic:
Is this normal? When i swipe a wrong pattern i will get this instead of the wrong pattern in red.. its like this is a layer issue..

I dont use the 'visible' option.. but even then.. it should show the wrong pattern in red.. could some1 confirm ?

EDIT:

I tested it with the build of 04-08-2012 and it is indeed a bug or something missing.

Verstuurd van mijn GT-I9100 met Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II General] gandarez:
Hi everybody,

Can I upgrade from 2.3.3 to CM9? I didn't find any tutorial how to do it.

Tks
[Galaxy S II General] LenAsh:
Just follow the guide on first page. Use the Odin method first, and wipe everything before starting.
[Galaxy S II General] Thejungle:
Video recording is horrible. Unacceptable in stable release... My videos get lags when camera tries to focus while recording. Effect is terrible. Anyways, rest of OS works like a charm, thanks guys!
[Galaxy S II General] ccrows:
Thanks CW, and everyone else on a job well done... :)
[Galaxy S II General] Socotroco:
Just READ the post

#1

in this thread man... it doesn't hurt to read for 5 minutes.
[Galaxy S II General] LenAsh:
Talking of reading - you might have noticed this had already been answered.
[Galaxy S II General] ilker555:
Does the stable build include the app permission management? I am missing this feature in cm9 which was available in cm7.
[Galaxy S II General] HippyTed:
Unfortunately, no. All you have are like global toggles that turn Wifi, GPS, Data, BT, on/off as you wish. It seems that more and more apps crash if they cannot get enough access too. :(
[Galaxy S II General] g3ckospy:
stable means, from the devs perspectives since there are still close door codes we cannot predict that most of the features are working fine. but seems to me all of it is working as it is. cm9 is great but cm10 is getting better.. :)
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Denying app permissions at the OS level requires significant mods to the OS to prevent both app crashes and system crashes that may result from the permission request being denied, every app will be somewhat different in this regard so they would have to pretty much include rules for what happens if a permission is denied for every app out there or deal with people denying a crucial permission to an app and then having that app crash the system and coming to a thread or the issue tracker to report it. There are apps available in the Play Store that provide the functionality you are looking for but since they are 3rd party they aren't supported by CM thus eliminating the potential support nightmare of having it natively supported.
[Galaxy S II General] nsmart:
As far as I remember, permission management feature like in cm7 will not be migrated to newer cyanogenmod versions like cm9 or cm10. Due to the cyanogenmod projects increase in popularity, google itself made some restrictions which the cyanogenmod team followed. It is not hard to imagine that google isn't interested in millions of devices running cyanogenmod with revoked app permissions, causing app crashes (-> bad ratings in play store), blocking ads, and ensuring the users privacy.
[Galaxy S II General] Garuxa:
Appeared a nightly after the stable version that came out (cm-9-20120810-NIGHTLY-galaxys2.zip), there will be something forgotten another reason to appear nightly fast? :eek:
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Probably forgot to shut the nightly builds off :p
[Galaxy S II General] Garuxa:
ROLF :laugh:, now if the developers will be fully in the development of CM10 :victory:

Excuse my off-topic, this is the last :p
[Galaxy S II General] tulek:
You may want to try LBE Privacy. Works like a charm for me and there are no FCs or other annoyances.
[Galaxy S II General] gorgo80:
New nightly. Big changelog in it? :)

Skickat från min GT-I9100 via Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II General] atulalvenkar:
Most of it is for Qualcomm SoC. There is not much in it for us with Exynos SoC.
[Galaxy S II General] D79_:
Omg is this thread still goin on hahaha
[Galaxy S II General] JFChamp:
to wipe data or not between CM9 versions!?!

I have used a few versions of CM9 nightlies and between versions once in a while I did a full data wipe, under the idea that it resets the phone and battery logs to zero for real that way… My question is… Is it worth it or simply upgrading using ROM manager does the trick and nothing more or less happens???

A full wipe is not the end of the world, but it does take more time, having to re-download all the apps, reconfiguring preferences and all… If it is pointless I just won't do it!!! Downloading a new version and letting it install is easy as 1,2,3 and within a few minutes the new ROM is live!!!

I guess an in-between solution is upgrade / do a nandroid backup / wipe data and cache / reinstall latest downloaded ROM, restore backup. right???

Suggestions welcome :confused:
[Galaxy S II General] onbeskarakterli:
No. A nandroid backup and then restoring it give you the backed up ROM again. Also, you don't have to do a full wipe. Wiping cache/dalvik cache is enough. Then you can format /system and install the latest ROM + gapps. That would be all. Your apps and preferences will not be lost.
[Galaxy S II General] jerryhou85:
It seems this HUGE thread finally goes to its end. Now it's Jelly Bean time. :D
[Galaxy S II General] bluefa1con:
Do what almost everyone does here

Flash and reboot ample as that

It's mentioned in op

Only do wipe if ur device is unstable
[Galaxy S II General] darkhole:
Hey guys I have a weird problem... I'm using the Nightly version 20120719 of CM9 (no other kernels, mods, etc... just pure CM), but today I tried to update to the latest stable and I'm getting this error:

-- Installing: /emmccm-9.0.0-galaxy2.zip
Finding update package...
E:unknown volume for path [/emmccm-9.0.0-galaxys2.zip]
E:Can't mount /emmccm-9.0.0-galaxys2.zip
Installation aborted.

The weird problem is that I tried other versions and I got the same error (cm-9.0.0-RC2-galaxys2, cm-9-20120805-NIGHTLY-galaxys2.zip). Obviously I check the files with MD5 and all is perfect.

The update files are store in the root folder / from the internal memory (I'm not using an SD-Card)

Can you hep me? Thanks!
[Galaxy S II General] eradicator006:
Cwm is kind of buggered in that nightly. I had the same issue. Easiest way to update is to flash ressurection version via Odin then update to stable from there.
[Galaxy S II General] darkhole:
Quick workaround... use an SD-Card to save the update file, and install the update using the file in the SD-Card from ClockWorkMod (Recovery reboot).
[Galaxy S II General] p4pe:
When I try to download torrent I get this error!? What is this?
[Galaxy S II General] ccrows:
LBE Privacy Guard works for me...
[Galaxy S II General] :
120811 build is out ! but according to http://changelog.bbqdroid.org/#galaxys2/cm9/1344668755 there were no changes in this nightly.
[Galaxy S II General] mzeshanhakeem:
Is there any way to solve voice chat problem.

Voice chat on gtak, skype and yahoo does not work on any nightly, and not even on CM9 stable release. I can hear other person but they cannot hear me.

plz help!!

Edit:

same problem on cm 10 also
[Galaxy S II General] htchd2sucks:
Answered 2 pages back (http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=30052631&postcount=42068...

So have you even considered that YOU are the problem? or that you only one with the problem?

So kindly don't spread such message saying "the voice chat problem", but "I have a problem with my voice chat".

The CM9 and CM10 are excellent and don-t have any "voice chat" problem. At least show some respect for the developers works and don't do allegations that their rom is buggy.

You want help? then clearly define your setup (rom, kernel, etc...)., your issue (voice never works? anywhere?),...

Or don't bother and simply reflash everything from scratch.
[Galaxy S II General] :
Yeah I think it's the best idea. Reply I was referring to wasn't even overreacted, but simply mindless and totally unnecessary.
[Galaxy S II General] shitman66:
With CM9 Stable last release. When I use game apps they always stuck after opened apps for a few minute.

I don't know why it's stuck. Or Is it a bug?
[Galaxy S II General] whoosename:
I totally agree ! I use latest cm10-preview (codworkx) and I didn't run into great problems/issues/bugs/whatever. Most were solved by reading the posts or with the next release.
[Galaxy S II General] :
Thank you but I wasn't asking about anything :) Yeah I read those pages before...and I may be blind but to be honest I didn't find anything different but few users joking around 0808 build.
[Galaxy S II General] Net.silb:
I think the OP should update post #1 because many things have changed in resent builds.
[Galaxy S II General] raptorjesus1337:
Anyone have any idea how I could get disable the key lights permanently?

I could do it on TouchWiz and CM7 but not on CM9 (yet).

I know it is alpha but that's why I'm looking for a script, mod, app or something that will do until this feature is implemented (which undoubtedly could take a while).
[Galaxy S II General] bluspring00:
I have a weird problem with some of the market programs. They fail to install. After they download when they try to install I got this message " Error | Couldn't install on USB storage or SD card". Also I noticed that when I installed the rom from cwm I couldn't format the SD card. Got a message with wrong path. Any thoughts? Thanks!
[Galaxy S II General] michaeldcoates:
Hi all, I'm using this rom and I like it despite not getting amazing battery times yet. I have a question about USB file transfer though, when I plug this into my mac usually on CM7 I would get the option on my phone to mount the phone on my computer. Not so on CM9, can anyone help me mount my phone onto my mac?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II General] melorib:
I also flashed, (I flash all new stuff ;)) but didnt notice any differences yet... :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II General] michaeldcoates:
I have this issue as well, according to AndroidPolice it's simple to resolve, though I can't see the offending file in root explorer so I tried to do it on my mac only to find I can't mount my phone on my mac with CM9 at the minute :S

"I found that the problem is caused by a temporary file called smdl2tmp1.asec that is used during some installations (I think of apps that are movable to SD) but does not get deleted for some reason, most notably when you run out of space. Because of this, the system can't create it and treats it as an error, rather than figuring out that it's stale and simply deleting it.

The solution? Go and delete smdl2tmp1.asec yourself. From what I can tell, it could reside in 2 locations:

1./sdcard/.android_secure - this is an invisible folder on your SD card, which you can access with any file manager, like ASTRO

2./mnt/secure/asec/ - access to this folder requires root and a program like Root Explorer

Look for smdl2tmp1.asec in these folders and delete any ones you see. Deleting it seems to be a safe enough operation - it's just a temporary file after all. Once you've done that, all the update problems should go away:"
[Galaxy S II General] jotavip:
Installed the CM9 build released yesterday, my first experience with CM! It's awesome!

This build is very stable and a lot functional.

I am having only an issue with MTP. It detects my phone in PC, I can browse the files in internal storage, but I can't transfer anything from my PC to phone, or from phone to my PC. In Windows 7 it shows an error that the file could not be transfered, and in Windows XP hangs the explorer.

And appears that hangs the MTP in phone too, it only be detected again in PC after reboot.

Anyone knows how to workaround this?
[Galaxy S II General] melorib:
Market only shows 14 apps installed, I have 68, installed from titanium... :confused:

I use market enabler and the same German O2 setting...