yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II General] bencairns:
Thanks nightmw.

Ill do some speedtests using 5 or 6 of the latest modems and see which works best with CM7 and Optus in Australia.

After running the alphas for a few weeks and now going back to CM7 you can really appreciate the work the CM team put in. CM9 is going to be really good and Ive enjoyed messing around with it and learned alot but CM7 (once setup to your liking) is pretty awesome and hard to beat at this stage. Just nice to have everything working with good battery life, no issues, etc. That said, as soon as CM9 advances a little more, Ill be flashing back to it in an instant.
[Galaxy S II General] BlueScreenJunky:
Instead of banning everyone who posts in the dev topic, wouldn't it be simpler to just lock the topic and give codeworkx moderator rights so that he can update the first post and bump the topic whenever there's a new release ?

I'm pretty sure cyanogenmod developpers don't need the developpement thread to communicate : they use github, and I haven't seen them discuss on the thread). so there's really no point in letting it open (I mean other than luring noobs into getting banned of course).
[Galaxy S II General] Aroldoa:
Works fine for me, rotation and ring sounds.
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
I wondered about the backup and restore options, it doesn't seem to work, no apps will get restored after full wipe nor the settings. Somebody with knowledge about this? Tell me about it...
[Galaxy S II General] PedroMRP:
After flashing nightly 20120602 when I receive an message the phone neither vibrate neither play the notification sound... it's like it's in silence mode...

Stock CM9 and Stock kernel.
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
Spoken about this all over the thread before.

Download audio manager from the market and use that to adjust the volume.
[Galaxy S II General] PedroMRP:
It's the first time that this happens... at least for me... In every nightly until 20120602 the sound and notification has worked fine... in this nightly I don't get any notification, vibration or sound...
[Galaxy S II General] rav4kar:
Happened to me on very first call, I just adjusted (swiped to increase and then decrease) volume and then made a call to my phone, 2nd call played ringer.
[Galaxy S II General] wipian:
Check settings>advanced>sensors. Tweak some options to see if you can get it working.

For the second problem, check you don't have a profile/silent hour conflict.

Oh, and try not to spam the same questions over and over ;)
[Galaxy S II General] ajayshah95:
I think the boot animation should have been the Android mascot for the first half, then after the flash it changes to Cid. Shows a sort of upgrade which defines Cyanogen.
[Galaxy S II General] Holgott:
Same idea here :)
[Galaxy S II General] FredC94:
Just sent you a private message, and didn't see that you reply on this thread.

By the way I still think there is a translation error

In English

<string name="weather_10">Freezing Rain</string>
<string name="weather_11">[COLOR="Red"]Showers[/COLOR]</string>
<string name="weather_12">[COLOR="SeaGreen"]Showers[/COLOR]</string>

In French

<string name="weather_10">Pluie givrante</string>
<string name="weather_11">[COLOR="Red"]Pluie verglaçante[/COLOR]</string>
<string name="weather_12">[COLOR="SeaGreen"]Averses[/COLOR]</string>
[Galaxy S II General] Florin.:
Dumb question . I haven't flashed any nightly since 09.04.2012 so I forgot these steps . I want to flash the latest nightly and I have a lot of photos and videos on the phone . Will I lose them if I flash the latest nightly ? Thanks :)
[Galaxy S II General] TheSniperFan:
No.

The worst thing that can happen is that some unexpected issues start and you have to do a full wipe. It's a factory reset. Your personal files remain on your phone.
[Galaxy S II General] unreal64:
You SHOULD NOT do any kind of wipe, so anything should be in the right place just after the flash. ;)

In any case I highly recommend you to do a separate backup of everything in your /sdcard and a nandroid backup just before flash latest nightly... Is always better to have a B plan ;)
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
He will not loose any personal files if he does a data/factory reset. I recommend you to make a nandroid backup, format /system, flash latest nightly, flash latest gapps, wipe data/factory reset, wipe cache, wipe dalvic cache, reboot. You will have to reinstall all apps though...
[Galaxy S II General] anshmiester78900:
CM 9 is just cool I'm loving using it .
[Galaxy S II General] :
Download, open the zip and browse the pictures.

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He got the S III today. One more reason to move to S III. [BTW, i'm using fluxi, hehehe]
[Galaxy S II General] natzy85:
Guys is the screen lock bug fixed on 03 nightly? I'm asking because I have it. Should I factory reset it? Thank you!
[Galaxy S II General] LenAsh:
This is a CM9 thread, including CM9 kernel.

Friendly reminder - stay on topic and follow the rules.
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
Downloaded the zip and had a look. Realized I know it from Blue Infinitum theme, it was included in the old zips before razer moved onto theme chooser.

Oh and I still have yet to try Fluxi. :)
[Galaxy S II General] ShimaMiku:
I'm on the newest nightly, and when I use flash player in the browser (usually an embedded youtube video in dolphin browser), I'll maximize it and watch it no problem, but my screen will timeout as it is set for it. Is there a way for flash player to override the timeout? I'm fairly certain it did so before.
[Galaxy S II General] bluefa1con:
is it normal to have some warning messages while compiling aosp rom?
[Galaxy S II General] dimitar_kolev:
You can use Screebl lite app from the Play Store :)
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
What sort of warning messages? Yes, there are likely to be some, if the build compiles completely you should be fine.
[Galaxy S II General] Davith:
I can confirm this issue on build 0603 with the stock kernel. If you charge the phone while it's switched off, there won't be any battery charging animation and it won't even vibrate when it's full. If you unplug the phone, the battery icon will also remain on the phone. You'll need to hold the power button to make it disappear.
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
It's been like that since May builds.
[Galaxy S II General] bluefa1con:
a few being
[Galaxy S II General] ShimaMiku:
I have Screebl from Amazon, but I found in the past it used up a lot of battery power, at least with the way I had it configured. Is there a way to solve it without a third party app, as I believe was the way it acted in the past from what I remember.
[Galaxy S II General] cornholio_rules:
Yeah man, that really sucks, specially when it did work like a charm. Why oh why change something that it's just right? :confused:
[Galaxy S II General] cwvink:
I've been updating CM9 weekly for months and never experienced any problems while doing so. However, when I apply the latest update, wipe the cache and Dalvik cache and reboot, I get stuck in a bootloop. Why is this and how can I fix it? Thanks.
[Galaxy S II General] cyberon:
Maybe a bad download, try a new download and flash again.
[Galaxy S II General] ShimaMiku:
The same thing actually happened to me. The install and everything went smoothly, but about 30 minutes ago, apps started to "stop responding" and so a restart left me in a bootloop. I had to wipe and restore a month old nandroid backup (i know, I should have had a newer one but alas). Re-updating all my apps.
[Galaxy S II General] Spyr0s:
Let me guess....Siyah kernel 3.2.8.X?
[Galaxy S II General] DJNTQ:
2 Quick Questions :

..first of all yeah i used the search button and no i didn´t find any answers :p

i´ve read reports from several ppl saying they don´t get a connection when they´re outside their country and they have to use another operator

i´m not sure if this is 100% cm9 related cuz i don´t know if this issue is on the hardware or software side.. anyway when recording videos and it´s very loud the S2 tends to use too much gain and the recorded audio stream is horrible :/ - anyway to fix this with CM9 ?

Thanks !
[Galaxy S II General] Major_Sarcasm:
Same thing happened to me. I normally use Siyah and today made a random nandroid (normally do one a week being a flashaholic) before flashing Siyah 3.2.8.2 on top of 0306 build. Random force closes then bootloop on reboot. Lucky I'd done the nandroid.

Gonna stick to stock for a while. Don't think I'll miss Siyah's kernel anyway.
[Galaxy S II General] FRLinux:
As mentioned to you by someone else, warnings are ok, as long as the build finishes, you are all good.
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
You're not gonna miss the ability to have 2 ROMS installed at the same time, and being able to switch between then just by rebooting from one into the other?? :eek: :D
[Galaxy S II General] ShimaMiku:
I just checked, yep, that is what I was using. Still didn't work even after reinstalling CM9 over it and trying to leave stock kernel. Oh well. Just about up and running again.

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Anyone have a potential solution?
[Galaxy S II General] newbie4life:
One question. How can we set up the backup account in settings?

I already searched the forum but did not find any answer.

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II General] fjkum:
Anyone experiencing auto-rebooting infinitely when turning on the Automatic Backlight on the latest CM9 build? It happens after 0531 builds...
[Galaxy S II General] glauber81:
I had the same problem here! CM9 went smoothly, but till I had to restart the system, then, it just stucked on the bootscreen animation. I solved it just removing the bootscreen animation file "system/media/bootanimation".
[Galaxy S II General] Juzman:
I guess my previous post got lost with release of new nightly. Hoping someone can answer.

From what I've been reading ICS kernel supports CPU steps from 25Mhz - 1600Mhz, namely: 1600, 1500, 1400, 1300, 1200, 1100, 1000, 900, 800, 700, 600, 500, 400, 300, 200, 100, 50, 25.

I was wondering if this is true for CM9 kernel (as I want to add 300/400) in my init.d script, or is it only for other kernels (like Siyah e.t.c.)?

So it will be: 200, 300, 400, 500, 800, 1000, 1200.
[Galaxy S II General] svaldesm:
I was on 05-05, then updated to 21-05 and Camera doesn't work. Went back to 05-05 and Camera was working again.

Now I have updated to the last one (I guess it's 03-06) but Camera is dead again, it says "unfortunately, camera has stopped". I don't see anyone here with that trouble.

How can I make a "fresh" install of CM9 again? I have updated this so many times I believe it is not working right.
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Before you do a wipe, try just doing a wipe of data and cache of the camera app, see if that fixes it.

If you want to do a clean install, just boot to recovery, wipe data, cache, dalvik, flash the nightly, flash gapps, wipe data, cache, dalvik again for good luck, then boot into the ROM and do setup.
[Galaxy S II General] madquack:
Wipe data and cache, format system, wipe dalvik, flash latest nightly.
[Galaxy S II General] shayne77:
+1 I reckon clearing the camera's app data will fix it as well.
[Galaxy S II General] svaldesm:
Indeed, clearing data of Camera app fixed the error, thanks a lot!

I was just wondering if it is necessary to do a fresh install. Does it affect the performance of the battery or the number of errors if I went back and forth between nightlys?
[Galaxy S II General] fjkum:
Anyone here also experiencing compass sensor not working on 0603?
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
There's always a chance you will end up with errors from flashing a lot, if you start getting strange errors and wiping the app data/cache doesn't fix it, a full wipe may be in order. If you're running fine, then don't mess with it.
[Galaxy S II General] ShimaMiku:
And down mine goes again, this time with Siyah 3.3 (I figured him removing all the experimental stuff would solve the problem). This time I found out there was a problem when in ROM manager I chose, "do a Nandroid backup." F**king figures it would fail THEN!

Edit: Well this is just F**KING dandy! I can't even get CWM to pull up, only download mode. F**K!
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Flash resurrection, that should give you CWM, then you can either restore a nandroid or flash the latest nightly and go from there.
[Galaxy S II General] ShimaMiku:
Ah, I didn't see Resurrection was an md5, thanks! Trying the S2Recovery kernel first. You know, as life would have it, this was all because I was trying to do a Nandroid backup, ugh.

Update: Okay, you can have a laugh at my expense! So I did the S2 Recovery and it worked. The REASON I couldn't get CWM to work is because I clicked "do a nandroid backup" in ROM manager, and apparently that didn't jive well with Siyah's kernel, but my phone wanted to do that nandroid backup come hell or high water, and wouldn't take "it won't work" for an answer. So once I flashed it, NOW it is doing the nandroid backup. What a world.
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Generally, doing a nandroid from CWM is a better plan than from ROM Manager since ROM manager flashes its own temporary recovery and the CWM that is there natively is part of the kernel.

Edit: Not that ROM Manager doesn't/won't work, I'm just wary of using the temp flashed CWM when CWM is already on the phone by rebooting into recovery.
[Galaxy S II General] ShimaMiku:
Yeah, that was exactly the case; check my update above. Once the stock kernel was on and it could "run" the nandroid backup, then I was able to go through the motions and just fix the kernel mix up. But what a PITA!
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Part of the fun of a phone with no separate recovery partition :p

Since CWM comes with the kernel, kernel authors have to update it with their kernels, so you could end up with different/incompatible versions between ROM Manager and the kernel version, always safer to use the one from the kernel.
[Galaxy S II General] SpoOokY1983:
Up to this version I had no problems with Siyah's Kernel except pure Battery life with all versions. After flashing this Version I had FCs all the time, bootloops and had to do a full wipe / factory reset. Will stick to stock Kernel which is not that feature rich but stable and has a great battery life for me.
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
Please stop talking about siyah kernel in this thread. This is for cm9 and stock.

One of the most overrated kernel. Sorry but that's just my opinion.
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Hate to say it, but no matter how many times people say that, people aren't going to stop.
[Galaxy S II General] fstof:
interesting...

3 different nightly change log sites each has a subset of the other...

why do they differ like this?

I suppose the one with the most changes is the one with the most comprehensive change list?

http://cm9log.appspot.com/?device=galaxys2

http://changelog.bbqdroid.org/#galaxys2/cm9/next

http://cm-nightlies.appspot.com/?device=galaxys2
[Galaxy S II General] Davith:
No, on all the previous building I've tried from May I could charge the phone just fine even when the phone's off.
[Galaxy S II General] dylandylan1:
cm-nightlies was first but has not been updated for quite some time now, doesnt filter correctly and is missing things.

Because of that I started cm9log, which includes all official cm9 nightlies (it is only for cm9 nightlies, not cm7) and relevant changes for each device. Each day I check to ensure the site is functioning correctly and correct any issues. Please do contact me if you have any issues or suggestions.

bbqlog is new and includes many devices (cm7 and cm9). It pulls changes from github instead of gerrit, which apparently should be better, but it has been discovered that some changes show as being included in a previous nightly when in fact they are not yet. Owners have been made aware and I am unsure how this will be dealt with yet.

So for nightly builds I would currently recommend cm9log, but bbqlog may be the best option in the future.
[Galaxy S II General] mitky82:
Why dont move bacspace button in dialer?! Every phone with 4.0.3 or .04 is down. Very ugly... only for that and small resolution picture for caller i dont ise that rom.
[Galaxy S II General] MuadDib_II:
Profile Settings

Hi all,

I don't know if someone else notice this, but in the profile settings, you have the name of the setting (WIFI for example) and a checkbox, to activate or not this particular profile setting.

If we click in the settings name, an option list appears with to options (on/off), but the text showed under the setting name is the opposite of the one that we chose in the list :confused:

I did some tests and the right value is the one that is written under the setting name, that's it, the opposite that we chose in the list...
[Galaxy S II General] noonecanhide:
here we go again :)

mirror for today's build from 06/04

rom: update-cm-9-20120604-NIGHTLY-galaxys2-signed.zip

md5sum: 5425ecab86e595dc2dbd436d84808a77

direct download rom

direct download rom md5sum

source: download.cyanogenmod.com
[Galaxy S II General] 0355:
I'm thanking really a lot who's posting mirrors and stuff, but.... let me say that every one should simply use torrent... I took latest nightly not long ago via torrent in a matter of seconds... 60, 70, I don't remember (and I'm not on a lightning-fast WiFi connection).

Wouldn't it be easier for all? (and we would also share the load between community).
[Galaxy S II General] hazwheel:
and me :( although my nandroid was only 27/5

Glad it's not just me, went into double panic mode for a while last night :D
[Galaxy S II General] cyberon:
No animation while charging with the phone off bug, fixed on last nightly! :)

http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#/c/17144/
[Galaxy S II General] Byakuya88:
Mediafire mirror Nightly 04-6-2012:

http://www.mediafire.com/?1cug7b5u7aw2uqd
[Galaxy S II General] noonecanhide:
I really would like to provide a torrent, but that is forbidden by my server provider.

torrents are a nice idea, but for some users they are not as good as a http/ftp mirror. E.g. my own internet access provider, Kabel Deutschland, which is one of the biggest ISPs in Germany uses massive port throttling regarding torrent (you get only 10-50 KB/s), because they think file sharing is a bad, bad thing and only used for illegal content as copyrighted materials...
[Galaxy S II General] Major_Sarcasm:
Nope, didn't even use the 2nd ROM function as I was happy with CM9 ;) I just liked the overclock steps and the CPU governors that GM included with Siyah. The phone is quick enough at 1200mhz. Got a Gnex in the post anyway so will have to return my SGS2 to completely stock (ugh!) soon.

People will talk about whatever they like, no amount of *****ing from you (and you seem to do a lot) will change that. People asking for support for a non-cm9 kernel is a completely different matter. That, specifically, is what Codeworkx warned about in the 1st post.
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
Ah I see, man... unrooting and going back to stock setup isn't easy and very sad... emotionally. :p

---

Mirror for latest 04-06-2012 Nightly:

Sendspace link!

Sent from my 80GB CyanogenMOD 9 + Siyah ICS powered beast. Booya!!
[Galaxy S II General] Grimmy1st:
Wiimote

is connecting with Wiimotes possible with latest nightlies? Posiible with Siyah 2.7.2 kernel?

searched but only find something about older siyah kernels. Thanks!
[Galaxy S II General] SimboXXX:
What build you on? Using 0602 here and everything is as it should be.
[Galaxy S II General] Piccles:
Anyone know how to set the "long press menu for search" option? Nothing happens as default...

Sent from my CM9 Galaxy SII
[Galaxy S II General] sahibunlimited:
You can do that from nova launcher
[Galaxy S II General] MuadDib_II:
Thanks for your reply SimboXXX. I'm using the 0602 too...

If I chose WiFi OFF in the options list, it appears ON under WiFi and the setting is really ON (if the checkbox is checked).

But otherway, if I chose NO in the options, it appears OFF under the name and the setting is really OFF.

It's not difficult to live with, but it's a little strange...

:rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II General] Piccles:
Thanks...but if i select text or voice - nothing happens when i long press... Have done a full wipe aswell... I will head over to the nova forum (as my persistent search bar has disappeared even though 'always" is selected)

Sent from my CM9 Galaxy SII
[Galaxy S II General] cyberon:
You will need another commit to make it work, its on codeworkx`s review list.

http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#/c/16252/
[Galaxy S II General] SimboXXX:
Could be a problem with the translations being mixed up, because in English it is good.
[Galaxy S II General] Armin_van_buuren:
nightly build 20120531
[Galaxy S II General] MuadDib_II:
I didn't thought this...

But as I sad, it's not very difficult to live with, since we normally do this settings once or twice in a lifetime... :D

Thanks again...
[Galaxy S II General] 0355:
For me "long press on menu to open search" works correctly on nightly build 0604.

If I long press on the left soft button below the screen it opens the google search tool (as if I tap on the google search bar on top).
[Galaxy S II General] Piccles:
That's what it should do...i would assume that a full wipe and fresh install would have brought it back :confused:

Does anyone know while file controls the text / voice search function?

Sent from my CM9 Galaxy SII
[Galaxy S II General] SimboXXX:
Charging when off animation now works well. It goes to blank screen but appears when power button is pressed.
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
What theme is that??
[Galaxy S II General] sahibunlimited:
Minimal ICS I think
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
Yes it is.
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
It is mate, thanks a lot. Might have to purchase that in a bit. :)
[Galaxy S II General] Morngkilr:
WoW.... you wont use this rom because of the placement of ONE lousy button?????????
[Galaxy S II General] Piccles:
Okay, i found the googlequicksearch apk in system/app... I've checked the permissions and tried to install the apk - but it keeps saying "not installed"... (yes, r/w is selected). I never realised how much i relied on the searchbar!

Any ideas? Full wipe and latest nightly installed...no apps or data restored via titanium backup.

Sent from my CM9 Galaxy SII
[Galaxy S II General] Armin_van_buuren:
No overclock and no undervolting.

Modem LPQ, kernel Fluxi XX.01, gobernor Ondemand, brightness manual and Dorimanx´s configuration brightness:

After installation go to settings > Display settings > Brightness

And set the Automatic Brightness ON

Then go to settings > CyanogenMod settings > Display > Automatic backlight.

*At Light sensor filter check-box ENABLED

*At windows length use 10sec

*Reset threshold use 400LUX

*Sample interval use 2sec

At Light Levels check-box Use Custom

*Screen dim level use 10

*Edit other levels...

Firs of all : Set number of levels to 7 and push the save & apply, you should see now 7 levels

It's should look like that:

Save & Apply go back <--

*Check-Box the Allow light decrease

*At decrease hysteresis use 50%

from xxtweaker I uploaded the brightness to +10 from the display option
[Galaxy S II General] eezdva:
Gonna try it out will get back and tell you how it went.
[Galaxy S II General] Armin_van_buuren:
Ok.

I hope you have good results.
[Galaxy S II General] DjeMBeY:
It's working here but not accurate at all. Every time shows North in different direction..... Weird
[Galaxy S II General] mitky82:
Not only for that. Incall menu is ugly. Picture is.... very very bad. With miui rom contact picture is hd, here is 20x20... or something about that resolution.
[Galaxy S II General] fjkum:
Yeah, same experience here...
[Galaxy S II General] Holgott:
Use apex launcher to use hold menu Button for Google Search. There are propably some mussunderstandings but for me in stock launcher it doesnt work at all.