yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II General] X82X:
Hope someone can help me with something.

My version is currently I19100XXLPB with kernel 3.0.15-I19100XXLPB-CL99600

The first post has a link for I9100XXLPH and a new kernal. I had a bad experience with a HTC Desire the other day, so I thought I would ask first before I went ahead.

So I simply flash the kernel and then the rom, without any wipe to retain my data and settings? Or must I perform a complete wipe before?
[Galaxy S II General] b0ese:
usually you'll lose your data, because it's stock rom via odin, so called full wipe rom...there are ways du save your data, e.g. Titanium!

I've read that someone flashed without wiping, but i've no idea how to do this in this case..
[Galaxy S II General] EA1DDO_SGS2:
Hi guys,

I am running LPH for a few days. It seems very good.

My "Custom Binary Donwloads" is 15. I have bought a "Jig" connector (E-Bay) and tryed today to use it.

Turn off, remove battery, fit battery back and connect Jig.

The SGS2 comes live itself, showing at the top "Factory Mode" but, the counter stays same with 15 downloads.

Yellow triangle is there as well.

So, Jig procedure is not working with LPH.

Should I install a different bootloader?

How can I know what bootloader is actually?

Thanks

Maximo
[Galaxy S II General] freemini:
If you want to use a jig, go to intratechs thread for official FW's and download the old bootloader. You know it's new because it doesn't work with jig.
[Galaxy S II General] Sboulema:
Or try Triangle Away
[Galaxy S II General] freemini:
Remember that it's recommended not using it unless you don't have other options(jig). Since it messes with the bootloader, hard brick is possible. Nobody bricked their device AFAIK but he has a jig, which is safer.
[Galaxy S II General] Sboulema:
Absolutely right!
[Galaxy S II General] carloslopescj:
Two questions:

- Any MOD to enable overscrolling bounce effect on the menus?

- My contacts and phone dont work. I've clear dalvik cache, partition cache and app data.

Help plz
[Galaxy S II General] Brotuck:
What do you think a jig does ? It also resets the bootloader counter, so it also is potentially dangerous. Never heard that it does brick a phone. But the principle is the same.
[Galaxy S II General] jim-bo:
Actually, the principal is totally different.

One involved hacking 3rd party code into a bootloader, which if it messes up at all leaves you with a brick - a real brick, not an ohNoesIHaveABootLoop brick.

The other involves using a codepath that was included by Samsung (just not publicised by them) which cleanly and safely updates a software counter.

If the code-hack in the first method works, then you're fine, and everything is OK. If it doesn't, then you need a new phone.

The jig method does not mod the bootloader code in any way - it basically cannot go wrong. Worst case, you're on the new bootloader, and all that happens in nothing.
[Galaxy S II General] SaneinOne:
Try wiping cache in CWM recovery mode and flash ROM with Odin.
[Galaxy S II General] SaneinOne:
Look here for old bootloader and flash with Odin: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1075278
[Galaxy S II General] EA1DDO_SGS2:
Hi guys,

Many thanks for all responses. All of them are helpfull.

Is there any difference between old and new bootloader?

i mean, if I install the old one, reset counter with jig, then, Should I install the new bootloader? or to leave the old one with LPH?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II General] X82X:
So just to be clear, flashing to new rom in odin will not erase all my data and settings?

Also, why odin? Can I use the recovery menu to install from sdcard? Or is Odin the preferred method?
[Galaxy S II General] [PhOeNiX]:
the difference is that with the old bootloader you can use the usbjig :p
[Galaxy S II General] EA1DDO_SGS2:
Hi guys,

Not sure why but Multiupload is not working. All links are broken.

May be the FBI closed his DNS/server too...

Anyway, after look for it during half an hour I finally found the "Old Bootloader". I flashed it with Odin, USB Jig and... voila

The counter has been reset to zero, binary now is Samsung (not custom) and the yellow triangle is gone.

Everything under LPH.

It is not easy to find the Old Bootloader, so here is attached if someone else needs/wants to repeat the procedure.

One more time, thanks to everyone for your support.

Regards, Maximo
[Galaxy S II General] Mystical:
Just to give my feedback on LPH:

I've been working with it for over 4 days now. Seems to me everything is working as it should! Wifi is great, GPS and bluetooth works, well.. everything works! :p

I even got chrome beta to work, pretty cool :cool:

Definately stable for daily use!

Using the phone for text messages (whatsapp) a lot, and after a whole day (16 hours) still over 50% capacity!
[Galaxy S II General] nintendolinky:
How did you get chrome beta working, it crashes for me a lot.
[Galaxy S II General] krazykat:
Get a better ICS....

Nothing you can do to fix it. Until ICS is more stable on the GSII - it will constantly crash.
[Galaxy S II General] planetf1:
I don't find chrome crash per se - more like hang.

Do make sure forced gpu acceleration is disabled.

It's pretty much the only app with problems...
[Galaxy S II General] StevenBX:
Getting some weird instability going on the last day or so... Had the phone just randomly turn itself off for no apparent reason, and then when it's turned back on it's dropped 10% or more battery.

It just did it whilst sitting on the charger - was about 40% battery, then turned itself off. I didn't notice for some time, until I saw that it was on the "turned off," charging screen and showed very little battery, so turned it back on to find it with only 9% battery.

Anyone else experiencing anything like this at all?.. I'm really liking ICS, but this is bugging me.
[Galaxy S II General] 4ktvs:
I did on xxlpb, but not on the new one.
[Galaxy S II General] Petrus44:
This fixed my issue. many thanks.
[Galaxy S II General] Venekor:
can someone please tell me what this is please?

(OPTIONAL)Click PIT and select u1_02_20110310_emmc_EXT4.pit

Says optional so what does it do?

Thanx.
[Galaxy S II General] madmack:
it repartitions your phone's internal memory. don't do this unless you have a brick.
[Galaxy S II General] Faryaab:
I'm soon going to upload all files to FileFactory as they have recently installed new servers and there speeds are Just amazing.
[Galaxy S II General] hk3948:
Guys, have a very quick question. Gave this ROM a go yesterday and it was fine, but its still not really ICS because of rubbish touchwiz. How do i go about getting the pure ICS experience. Presumably when the official release comes out its again going to be touchwiz riddled ICS?

Is the only way to head on over to original android development? I essentially am after an untouched ICS experience that is fully functioning

Cheers guys;)
[Galaxy S II General] tanct48:
I Want to downgrade my phone from 4.0.3 to 2.3.6. can i just flash the device with the original Gingerbread 2.3.6?? Please someone i need help... My Wi-fi isn't working now and my device is acting weird with the stupid ICS....
[Galaxy S II General] Sboulema:
Yes flash a GB rom and do a full wipe
[Galaxy S II General] freemini:
Closest you'll get is CM9. Video isn't working though. Once official ICS is released, they'll have to release the source code for kernel as well. After that CM9 will work perfectly fine. If you want one that looks AOSP but isn't, try one of the ROMs in Android Development.
[Galaxy S II General] KuNgZi:
I want to use oc kernel with this rom. Is it possible?
[Galaxy S II General] freemini:
I'm not sure what the something you're talking about is, but I'll assume you want to know if there's a kernel which you can use to OC this rom. No there isn't. No sources, no changes can be made to the kernels.
[Galaxy S II General] omniwired:
Exactly the same issues.

I came from gingerbread and used the same 3 files from this post. No pit, no bootloader flashing.
[Galaxy S II General] Faryaab:
Updated 3rd post with XXLPH Modem.
[Galaxy S II General] hassanal:
why did you install ICS in the first place? you did not know its not a stable build.
[Galaxy S II General] Silverwolf2:
The question is why do you think it is not a stable build?

Because as far as I can tell and I'm using it since the release, this is a very stable build.

What people do with it after installed is another story.
[Galaxy S II General] sycor:
Battery life improved dramatically with LPH. I usually was down to 20% in the evening, now its above 70%. Some annoying bugs appear to be fixed too.
[Galaxy S II General] planetf1:
I actually find contacts better than stock, for messaging I use foams, and overall nova as launcher. Ics enough for me
[Galaxy S II General] seghier:
when find bluetooth menu in ics 4 ?
[Galaxy S II General] TehH4rRy:
Settings--->Bluetooth...Touch the text next to the toggle switch
[Galaxy S II General] carlosm15:
After 4 days using XXLPH today i found i think its a bug or something wrong in my phone, because when i use the music player some songs sounds really bad (alot of noise and the song gets slow):confused: it's really weird and when i listen the song in winamp it's sound great with no any problems at all.
[Galaxy S II General] Venekor:
Best Firmware I've ever used!

It's faster, there are no bugs that I've found after a couple days of use now and I really like the small changes in ICS. I personally wish you could have the option for a Samsung Software free Firmware to see what ICS looks like but you can't win them all. Samsung really made GB better for me, Android native apps are such ****, so the stuff they added was much better. Though like I said it would have been nice to see if they fixed it with ICS but I can live with it.

It's much faster and smoother, the battery life is the same so win win!

I'm guessing by now the pink spot in the middle of the camera is a hardware issue as no firmware has fixed it. It's a shame as my iPhone 4 never had this problem and it makes the camera of the GS2 useless to me, but that's the only bad side about the phone.
[Galaxy S II General] v1c70r:
I've installed XXKLPH from XXKLPB and I have no deep sleep status. I check betterbatterystats and the only partial wakelock I have is AlarmManager, anyone have the same problem? :confused:
[Galaxy S II General] freemini:
Check kernel wake locks too.
[Galaxy S II General] v1c70r:
"fuel_alerted" - what the hell is that?

*edit: now works, just pull off the battery one minute and plug in again
[Galaxy S II General] Kyrone:
GPS Fix

Do you guys have a kind of GPS fix for this leak ? My GPS signal isn't connecting and I don't know what to do. Note, I've installed an old version of GPSFix.zip trying to solve this signal issue, but i think it messed everything. :(

Thanks in advance
[Galaxy S II General] freezerburnt:
download issues...

Is there any chance that the file could be posted to another file server?? I've been trying for 45 min. on FileFactory to dl this damn thing, and just keep getting a server full error. *sigh* :confused:
[Galaxy S II General] SaHiLzZ:
http://hotfile.com/dl/146748985/809318f/I9100XXLPH.zip.html from samfirmware.com
[Galaxy S II General] TheFluffyOne:
Is it possible to get the stock ICS messaging app working on these leaks?

Sent from my Android tablet
[Galaxy S II General] DangerMUK:
Anyone tried installing Real VNC Viewer or Tetris ?

Both fail for me on this release.
[Galaxy S II General] dabenaute:
Download apps

Hello,make that:

----Settings/SD card&phone storage/Unmount SD card And then you can download your apps.;)

=====It's work for me: Cool:
[Galaxy S II General] bahaa89:
Wondering if somebody facing this problem....
[Galaxy S II General] surferbum:
Hi

I NEED help PLEASE !!!

I have posted on many forums and am not getting any answers ??

I am a noob and my s2 is running on ICS XXLPH and is rooted !!

I CANNOT get orange signal boost app but have read that "gingerbread 2.3.5 BVKJ4 has got the orange signal boost app and works.

The problem is ..... I am a noob at all this .... i have managed to use odin to flash XXLPH firmware using the links around but I am really struggling to find the whole firware package for gingerbread 2.3.5 BVKJ4

I can only find a zip with 1 file in it NOT 4 like there was with the XXLPH firmware ???

Please can someone help me ???

any help is appreciated greatly!!!!!.....................thanks:confused::confused:
[Galaxy S II General] freemini:
Flash that 1 file as PDA in Odin. I'm guessing you have it from Intratech's branded firmware thread(if not, I suggest you do).
[Galaxy S II General] zamana:
I know this is a leaked/alpha/beta/wathever ICS. No problem with that.

But I'm really curious about people reporting good experience with the LPH version...

I completely reseted my phone before flash this firmware and my experience is horrible: every single app Force Closing all the time, including TW, settings... you name it.

Am I missing something?

Thanks.

Regards.
[Galaxy S II General] Clinton93:
Thanks alot, and i found this really stable/battery life is decent.
[Galaxy S II General] jsjnorge:
I just flashed LPH and I am experiencing the same problems. Touch sensitivity really bad. I have a hard time even getting through the setup wizard because it is really hard to press the on screen-buttons. Haven't tried to flash the LP6 kernel as it is reported it won't work with LPH. I am now returning til LPB with LP6 kernel.

---------- Post added at 02:10 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:19 PM ----------

Is there a way to remove this notification without rooting? The process cannot be disabled on my phone at least..
[Galaxy S II General] surferbum:
Hi Thanks for the reply......

I am going to do this now .... wish me luck ???

---------- Post added at 03:42 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:11 PM ----------

Hi man

Thanks for the reply I have done this and i am now on gingerbread 2.3.5 and have got signal boost ..... thanks soooo much i have been trying to get this for 2 weeks and thanks to you i have now got it !!!!!!

Just one thing it now keeps coming up with messages on screen saying ...

sorry

The application googleservices framework(processcom.google.process.gapps) has stopped unexpectedly, please try again

force close

???????????????? any ideas ???????????/

thanks
[Galaxy S II General] kavkas6:
I9100xxlpb

Hi there ... I'm seeking for a help please I have downloaded the I9100XXLPB on my Galaxy s2 but my problem is after rooting the phone I can't move my apps from the phone internal memory to the SD using app2sd application .. Please can someone help me in this! I do appreciate your help ... Thank you
[Galaxy S II General] BAlfa:
Stupid answer.

format the sd.

Very stupid answer.

mount it.

But I thing you should wait for the stable build.

I'm learning from my mistake. guide me please to write better .
[Galaxy S II General] kavkas6:
I did BAlfa .. I even downloaded the I9100XXLPH version and same problem .. but hey thank you for ur help
[Galaxy S II General] Clinton93:
anyone know any good themes i can use for this for the whole blue ICS theme?
[Galaxy S II General] Silverwolf2:
Are you guys using CF-Root kernel? If yes, thats the problem. Just flash stock kernel.
[Galaxy S II General] sageandonion:
The posts here make interesting reading, I've been using lph as my daily for a week now and bar the annoyance that you cant get to the dialer from the contacts list as you could with la4 i cant believe theres so many people having big problems, bizarre.

Lph stock rom/kernal

Uk csc.
[Galaxy S II General] kavkas6:
Silverwolf2 Thank you so much for your input ..Im rooting through Odin with this file CF-Root-SGS2_XX_OXA_LPH-v5.2-CWM5.tar .. so please bare with me do you mean instead I should do that instead through the recovery mode ? Thank you again
[Galaxy S II General] SaneinOne:
After you root flash the stock kernel.
[Galaxy S II General] SaneinOne:
Clear Contacts cache/data in Applications settings.
[Galaxy S II General] DangerMUK:
Yep that worked for me - no idea why but thanks ! :)
[Galaxy S II General] kavkas6:
SaneinOne Please .. Can you provide me with a link to the stock kernel as I have got right now I9100XXLPH Galaxy S2 ... I would be really Thankful to you
[Galaxy S II General] aceofclubs:
If there is only one file to flash in the zip then you will probably find the install instructions will say put the single file in the pda section of Odin and flash. Make sure you read 1st before flashing.

My advice to anyone flashing firmware is to root the stock firmware then do a nandroid backup via CWM before going off flashing. Restoring via CWM is the easiest way to get back when you find the New firmware is not what you want. Don't know why so many don't do this.

If you are really very new to the flashing game you probably shouldn't be flashing leaked or experimental firmware.

Good luck.
[Galaxy S II General] Silverwolf2:
I can't find the stock kernel to flash via Odin, but I've found this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1510560
[Galaxy S II General] kavkas6:
You are super Thank you so much :))
[Galaxy S II General] chrisjcks:
Why is my keyboard a qwertz keyboard? (Y & Z are mixed up)

Also, Appzorter does not work, i thought this was still TW4, how can i re-arrange alphabetically?
[Galaxy S II General] willian munny:
uploading but is gonna take a litle time
[Galaxy S II General] mkalter:
Oke nice, thanks, doesn't matter:D:D
[Galaxy S II General] Prasad:
I'm on the CF-Root kernel from Chainfire, so yeah, rooted already... Why is there so much bloatware to begin with, that even CF3D can't flash ?? And what do you suggest I remove to free up the space?
[Galaxy S II General] Slipurson:
Flashed KP8, worked nicely, tho phone got alittle warmer than with 2.3.6, flashed CF-Root phone got alot warmer, and started forceclosing everything constantly, going back to 2.3.6 for now as i dont have time to reflash etc atm.

Looked and felt real good the 10 or so minuted i played around with it before rooting :)
[Galaxy S II General] Prasad:
OK So I cleared up some space in /system . Yet CF3D now says could not "Could not write to /system" ... Advice?
[Galaxy S II General] penfold99:
have you got su version 3.0.3.2?
[Galaxy S II General] Prasad:
I guess not. Will update su and get back to ya... Thanks!
[Galaxy S II General] Mad Majk:
Hello there guys!

I have just one question about this ROM (about the ICS ROMs in general actually). Is there finally a way to costumize the Notification Power Widget?? (a'la CM7) I.e.: switching the GPS button for a Mobile Data On/Off one. :confused:

Thanx.
[Galaxy S II General] SaneinOne:
I usually use RootExplorer and mount as R/W, option is in top left of app GUI.
[Galaxy S II General] don1bong:
Jig.. Off Ebay.. Flash old bootROM if it fails
[Galaxy S II General] Prasad:
Already tried that, but to no avail...
[Galaxy S II General] Fabriciohss:
Am I the only one seeing things, or the phone will never go into sleep mode?

Battery is draining pretty fast with the 100% awake time. I've turned off all possible syncing options, flashed again, not a single app installed, and it just wont sleep :P

Anyone experiencing the same?
[Galaxy S II General] penfold99:
titanium backup.

anyone having trouble restoring apps, try this setting, works for me.
[Galaxy S II General] willian munny:
http://www.multiupload.com/NGAFJL7HD9
[Galaxy S II General] ermacwins:
Might be a good idea to put in the OP what is working/ not working and bugs?
[Galaxy S II General] z3r0n3:
Try to disable Wi-Fi, it should go to deep sleep state after that.
[Galaxy S II General] :
Agree
[Galaxy S II General] HellcatDroid:
Not working: The launcher, puffs away into a cloud of nothingness and never coming back (i.e. no way to launch any more apps than recent ones) after each 2nd or 3rd applaunch.

Though, loving this more and more with every build, really can't wait for the final :)
[Galaxy S II General] altamash:
is usb working on kp8 ? im using cm9 kp8 and it wont mount usb when i connect to pc
[Galaxy S II General] leoni1980:
I'm no dev but I've tweaked the ROM myself using DarkyOTA and it is running perfectly. I've not had a single force close all evening.

I removed almost all Samsung apps and Widgets. Touchwiz Launcher as well. I replaced Gallery3D with the Gallery from AOSP apk dump, as well as the music app. I have not worked out how to get the ICS keyboard with the awesome auto correct framework to work yet. The ROM now looks and feels like stock in almost every way. Be nice if someone with more brains than me could throw out a proper CWM flashable equivalent of what I've hashed together as it is DEFINITELY a daily driver. Signal is excellent, no overheating and since taking off TWlauncher and replacing it with Launcher2 and Gallery from AOSP I've not had any problems setting wallpaper etc. Launcher runs like it does on my Nexus S.

Now please, someone tell me if it's possible to get ICS keyboard patched on here so it behaves exactly like on my Nexus :)
[Galaxy S II General] seghier:
thank you TehH4rRy

i see bluetooth ... on/off and : search devices but i can t find other menu like visibilty

and i can t connect my galaxy to laptop
[Galaxy S II General] malikalhaji:
Flash with a different csc file, i used the one from LPB
[Galaxy S II General] ronj1986:
Turn Bluetooth on, then you will see the visibility options directly beneath the on/off switch
[Galaxy S II General] ★adesirello★:
Thanks! this leaked works good
[Galaxy S II General] Vis0r:
yes this leaks von me works verry good but touch ist not sooo smoth
[Galaxy S II General] Sleepycat3:
I hope that vitalij updates his touchscreentune app to support ICS.
[Galaxy S II General] SaneinOne:
Swipe individual contact left/right. Does the same thing unless I'm misunderstanding you again.
[Galaxy S II General] Sandwiches:
works well but getting 55%+ Android OS in battery usage.
[Galaxy S II General] freemini:
*sigh* for the last time, Android OS usage is NOT draining your battery. It's different in ICS than GB(it could drain in GB, but isn't in ICS).
[Galaxy S II General] sam razzy:
Wow... Nice !! Sam firm rocks..:-)
[Galaxy S II General] scorpio16v:
Has anyone success to mount USB input devices with the latest beta and root kernel ?

The only devices that'll be recognized are memory sticks.

My cable and keyboard and mouse did work perfect under 2.3.4.
[Galaxy S II General] Sandwiches:
Forgive me for not reading 2500 posts.
[Galaxy S II General] sageandonion:
Yes m8 you are. I meant the menu at the top above the contact list. You use to be able to swipe it left/right for the dialer and call log but for now its not like that any more. Do you get my drift? :-)
[Galaxy S II General] basketor:
hi

Is there somewhere a version of this stock rom amready rooted and flashable as a zip with CWM ?
[Galaxy S II General] bahaa89:
The same here.
[Galaxy S II General] msaraiva:
Launch Appzorter from another launcher or force stop TW before sorting.
[Galaxy S II General] Sboulema:
There is! http://wanamlite.com/2012/02/16/romcwmxxlph-4-0-3-odexed-deodexed-stock/
[Galaxy S II General] FromToronto:
So what kind of battery life are you guys getting with the official 2000mah battery? I'm getting about 24hrs with heavy texting (about 200 or so a day), 3 email push accounts, and about 1 hour of browsing.
[Galaxy S II General] amozonesk:
few apps were unable to restore through TB, but everything else works just fine after 3 days of usage..
[Galaxy S II General] krazykat:
Two days, 300 texts per day, 6 hours of wifi and surfing.
[Galaxy S II General] 4ktvs:
1) When the final build comes out will it update by it's self or no?

2) Is the updater working right or should it need to be disabled like before?

3) Is it bad if it works better than the final build 2.3.6 for the DROID RAZR? (lol)
[Galaxy S II General] krazykat:
1) Yes - via Kies. But it depends on your region and provider.

2) I dont believe it would update via phone cause it requires a wipe (probably).

3) I dont understand this question (lol).
[Galaxy S II General] dubist:
I have the latest xxlph ROM with omega 3.0 but when I control on CPU spy if my phone go into deepsleep there is nothing the lowest frequency is 200mhz and deepsleep isnt used