yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II General] runebinder:
They need the Kernel Sources to get HW acceleration working on the browser from what I understand.
[Galaxy S II General] gsanchez:
No more problems with data traffic

I followed what user maybe_its_me said in his post ( http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=21572736&postcount=3228 ) and now I have 01182012 fully working in my phone. I downloaded XXLP1 Modem and Kernel CF KP8 from this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1103399 . Followed everything word by word and now my problems with 3G are gone.

Nice work, codeworkx and all developers.
[Galaxy S II General] lowkey81:
Almost whole screen. Minus the buttons to except or decline a call.
[Galaxy S II General] barrist:
your external sd card probably doesn't work correctly though (if you have one).

KP9 kernel fixes that.
[Galaxy S II General] Silverwolf2:
Can I flash any of the ICS ROMs out there?
[Galaxy S II General] runebinder:
If you mean you're on CM9 already and want to flash one of the ICS ROMs in the development section, then yes. Currently trying Simplistic ICS and I was on CM9 before.
[Galaxy S II General] lrbpereira:
If it is for phone sure! ICS Sammy or ASOP!
[Galaxy S II General] blair287:
My gps and maps doesnt work on 18th build just continuously asks you to log in or create new even if you do it it just keeps asking and gps never gets fix.
[Galaxy S II General] vortox:
My voice search etc. is away after flashing a never rom. How to get it back?
[Galaxy S II General] :
BOOM!

https://market.android.com/search?q=voice+search&c=apps
[Galaxy S II General] sahibunlimited:
What checkbox?
[Galaxy S II General] aaron552:
It's under Settings -> Display
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
It definitely doesn't look as neat as the AOSP one.
[Galaxy S II General] rakeshishere:
I installed a CM9 theme from here and BOOM , phone isnt booting up after a restart :mad:

Tried wipe cache/dalvik cache and also tried fix permissions in CWM recovery. Also reflashed a CM9 build which did not help. Anyway I can apply default CM9 System theme via CWM ? :confused:
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
Format /system, wipe data and cache, then re-flash latest nightly.
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Chances are it's going to require a full wipe.
[Galaxy S II General] rakeshishere:
I thought so :o and here I'm with a brick trying to avoid that as much as possible
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
You could try pushing the stock CM apks to /system/app, I'm not 100% sure which ones you'd need SystemUI.apk for sure, there may be others. I can't guarantee this would work.

Edit: formatting /system and then reflashing the ROM might work too, but there's a very very good chance that there's data stored in /data which will hang you up unless you do a full wipe.
[Galaxy S II General] rakeshishere:
Tried and it didnt work :(
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
I doubt this will work, but try flashing Resurrection Edition from first post. If that doesn't work, try flashing Siyah kernel.

And if that don't work either, format "internal storage" when you know what it will format, no one seems know about that....
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
Something has gone seriously wrong with your phone.

You might have to use the CM9 Resurrection edition and flash it via ODIN in download mode.

---------- Post added at 05:38 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:30 PM ----------

Another mirror for the latest 02-06-2012 nightly:

Sendspace link!
[Galaxy S II General] rakeshishere:
Isn't that same as flashing latest nightly via CWM ? I guess when you do so it doesnt affect theme related files and tries to retain existing ones.

Should have thought twice before I installed that theme
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
If you didn't wipe data, you need to, there's not likely to be another fix.
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
This is why you should format /system in mounts and storage section via CWM recovery first. Then /format cache and /data, do a factory reset. Only then boot into Download Mode and flash the Resurrection Edition via ODIN.

What version of CM9 where you running when you applied the theme?
[Galaxy S II General] rakeshishere:
I do not want to do a full wipe and I want to know if wiping /data in in mounts and storage section is same as doing a full wipe?

I was running 29/5 build all this while which is conked out completely
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
yes, formatting /data and full wipe is the same thing. At this point it's really your only option.
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
Yes it is.

Sorry but if you already tried everything, it sounds like you don't have much choice left. You gotta wipe it.

Have you not made any backups of the last nightly you were running??
[Galaxy S II General] Byakuya88:
is there a problem with lockscreen weather or it's just me ???
[Galaxy S II General] mredfern79:
I'm had the same problem when updating. All I would get is the samsung boot logo. Then a blank screen.

I tried every thing the guys here have suggested.

The only thing that worked is flashing the resurrection edition through odin.
[Galaxy S II General] rakeshishere:
Damn it ;)

I assumed I could flash CM9 Default theme via CWM and try to restore it. I have another 8 hours to go as I'm off to bed right now.

I'll see what I can do once i wake up.
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
Well, you could flash Siyah and after that flash a secondary ROM which you can boot into. And then manually delete the files/redo everything you did when you applied the theme... If you really don't want to format data..

EDIT: or you maybe don't have access to the files and data on the other ROM. XD
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
Touch it. You need an active Data connection for it to work properly, also sometimes unlock/lock is required for it to work.

Hmm... CM9 has no separate default theme.

You should have really backed up your stock CM9 ROM before modifying it or applying any themes. It's advised in all threads all over these forums to backup your phone before changing it.
[Galaxy S II General] ajayshah95:
Tap the weather image on the lockscreen to refresh it.
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
You have no wifi or mobile data connection in that picture, so I'm not sure why you are surprised it didn't get any data.

It always shows that after a reboot because it draws the lock screen before a data connection is established, either unlock and relock or wait for data then tap to refresh fixes it.
[Galaxy S II General] Mark ter Grote:
nope same here sometimes it works sometimes it doesn't

nevermind some day it will work
[Galaxy S II General] stoleriko:
still lock freeze on the lates nightly! 31.5

the rom from update to update becomes "battery hungry" and the freeze on the lock screen is a BIG BUG

instead of the useless new CRT effect they should relay make this rom flawless and less "battery drainer"
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Lock screen bug is fixed in the new nightly (look for mirrors in the thread, get.cm is messed up). I have better battery life now than I did on previous nightlies, check your apps, install better battery stats, look for unusual wake locks that are keeping your phone awake.
[Galaxy S II General] nicolasf:
Sorry for being noobish, but was this latest (0602) build that everyone is mirroring here "official"?

As far as I can see Jenkins' last build was update-cm-9-20120601-NIGHTLY-galaxys2-signed.zip.

The one build today is CM7.

Hopefully I'm wrong, but even Chrome warned me when I downloaded the mirrored version posted on this thread.

I'm hoping those last kernel commits fix the lockscreen delay problem.

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II General] Byakuya88:
i did it more than 10 time with wifi-on but nothing happens
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
It's the latest build. Chrome warned you about what?

Tried disabling/enabling it, and set it to manual update?
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
The 0602 build is dated 0601, 0603 is dated 0602, etc... because Jenkins begins building at 12am Central Time, but blinky, inky and pinky (the build bots) are on Pacific Time, so it's still 10pm the previous day according to their system clocks which is how the time stamps are set for the build dates on the zips, there have been a couple of patches in review which change how the files are named to eliminate this confusion but they have yet to be merged. If the zip says CM7, its not the correct one.
[Galaxy S II General] :
Flash this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1556013

My battery life is better now. And the phone is smother.
[Galaxy S II General] PieR:
Rake, are we sure is the theme?

I can't believe a theme can do all that damage Oo.

Never heard that before
[Galaxy S II General] SimboXXX:
Sounds like you're unhappy. You should ask for a refund, then use stock rom.
[Galaxy S II General] donkeyhitman:
I don't know, I kind of prefer a flawed phone that lags. :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
I'm personally worried about my butter being drained. When my phone drains all my butter what am I supposed to put on my popcorn? :p
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
Oh noooo, I should remove CM9 right now before I end up with no butter for my morning toast tomorrow... :(
[Galaxy S II General] rakeshishere:
@PieR

Yep, I'm sure ;)

I'm using STOCK CM9 ROM with no MODS.
[Galaxy S II General] Byakuya88:
thanks a lot, i need to do it every time i flash a new Nightly ????
[Galaxy S II General] TheSniperFan:
Salt maybe? Tastes good, believe me.

The good thing is that no butter is healthy.
[Galaxy S II General] :
Yes. It's used on Siyah, but it's not used on CM Stock Kernel or Fluxi. After flashing, get on /system/etc/bolt_scripts and run some scripts. Read the thread for more information. There's a script on init.d too, but leave it alone.
[Galaxy S II General] kieronw3:
Is any one else unable to check battery status from system menu.

Working great other than that.

Kieron
[Galaxy S II General] runedrune:
Works here.
[Galaxy S II General] r7s:
I'll repeat my question: I've just found out that I have a little older version of Google Apps. Can I flash them from recovery safely or do I have to do it through ROM Manager?
[Galaxy S II General] runedrune:
Recovery is fine.
[Galaxy S II General] Ok_Kaleidoscope5109:
How come the auto brightness sensor only picks up brightness measurements like:

10, 100, 1000, 10000 only? that's 4 levels.

Yes before anyone starts telling me to go edit custom levels, the custom levels dictates what levels of brightness corresponds to what level of screen brightness to output. It doesn't dictate what the sensor picks up. And I have tried 10 levels too, but the brightness sensor only picks up a few levels.

Can anyone explain?

Also using Lux from Google Play doesn't do crap. Your light sensor still picks up only a few points.
[Galaxy S II General] :
Now the update-cm-9-20120602-NIGHTLY-galaxys2-signed.zip is on get.cm.
[Galaxy S II General] SimboXXX:
That's the way Samsung made it.
[Galaxy S II General] rapozaum:
Downloaded last build from download.cyanogenmod.com/?device=galaxys2, only noticed it was a CM7 build when bootlogo showed up on phone.

Tried to flash the corret last build on top of it but got this: assert failed: package_extract_file("boot.img"."/tmp/boot.img")

Error status 7.

Instalation Aborted.

Now I'm restoring a backup from 30/05
[Galaxy S II General] r7s:
Yeah, it's a CM7 zip, I flashed it too and now I have a bootloop and can't get to recovery. How do I fix it? Should I just install CM9 Resurrection Edition with Odin and then update to the newest CM9 nightly?
[Galaxy S II General] rapozaum:
Luckily I had no bootloop, so I rebooted to recovery and restored a backup.

You can do this also, just press the right buttons when turning on your cellphone.

- hold the Volume up button, the Home button and the Power button at the same time. Keep holding the buttons until you have reached the recovery mode. -
[Galaxy S II General] fireflyv2:
Hi guys, had mentioned that sms notifications do not occur on my phone.. Even tried clearing the data for the app, but no good.. Any other suggestions I might try?? Running on latest nightly.. Stock kernel.. I seem to remember some commits happening related to notifications recently.. Could that have screwed it up for me due to some settings?? Or maybe I should try reflashing gapps??
[Galaxy S II General] r7s:
I know how to get to the recovery mode, but I just can't get there ;) I can only get to the download mode.
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
LOL, I did last month. Really messed me up...
[Galaxy S II General] r7s:
Did you have to wipe user data or did you just flash the ressurection edition through Odin?
[Galaxy S II General] unease:
Weird Thing Happened After Flashing 20120602 Nightly Update (Mind you, I did clean wipe cache/dalvik +gapps flash). Just after a few hours of use, all of a sudden all the apps started to Force Close. When I say all, ALL. So, I rebooted and wham! no boot. Stuck at loading screen. Went to recovery, Did cache and dalvik wipe with fix permission. NO LUCK. Finally had to do a factory wipe. :confused: :mad:

Changes I made :

Installed Siyah 3.2.8. Maybe it was a cause but everything was perfect for almost 3-4 hours, even including few proper reboots in between due to notchy network.

Problem started immediately after I started the Flashlight. God knows, Siyah 3.2.8+Torch App = Lets Screw Things up...

Thankfully had a nandroid backup. :D

But WHY? Any clues?
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
Neither... restored one of my old Nightly backups I had on my external sd. Simple really, just lost some new apps I had which I wasn't too happy about.

Getting into recovery wasn't an issue for me, the restored backup had NEAK 2.0.4x in it.
[Galaxy S II General] r7s:
And if I don't have a backup? Do I have to wipe user data after/before flashing a CM zip through Odin?
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Likely yes, you can try without but you will almost certainly end up with problems.
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
Restore guide if you flashed CM7 by accident

You can try to flash an ICS kernel in ODIN (Siyah for example), then boot into recovery straight away. Format /system, then flash the latest 02-06 nightly and latest Gapps. After that wipe Cache / Dalvik Cache and reboot!

If that doesn't work, you will have no choice but to wipe everything.
[Galaxy S II General] Mr.Raviteja:
Found answer for my problem...about force close in settings > app...That was by some themes I installed.Uninstalled all theme now it is ok
[Galaxy S II General] onua444:
FFS i just installed latest nightly... CM7 :mad: and i wanted CM9... :mad::mad:
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
Why didin't you search this thread and download from one of the many many 02-06 CM9 nightly mirrors posted here???

I thought everyone would be used to finding the daily download here by now.
[Galaxy S II General] r7s:
Flashed Siyah, flashed CM9 through Recovery, the phone boots as usual, but my Google account is missing and Gapps are messed up.
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
Flash the latest recommended Gapps in recovery and reboot.
[Galaxy S II General] Pitiklin:
Same here. I don't know what the problem is.
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
I'm still surprised that despite the fact that there is a new CM7 update every Sunday that people don't look at the obvious fact that the file size is about 25mb smaller and the name is update-CM-7 instead of update-CM-9 and continue to flash CM7 by mistake.
[Galaxy S II General] r7s:
Done it and everything looks fine, maybe the calendar sync is messed up, but it doesn't matter for me right now. Out of curiosity, after flashing CM9, does my phone still use Siyah kernel or does it use CM9 specific kernel?
[Galaxy S II General] LenAsh:
Kernel will be CM9 (which is fine). Radio remains as was.
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
Yeah, its a mystery..... I did it once myself. However, it was before I found out that CM7 nightly's started up again. Plus it was when I woke up in the morning and just wanted to update my phone straight away. While half asleep lol :D

Ok good, if calendar is messed up... go to manage applications - calendar - clear data and calendar storage - clear data. Should work fine after you open the app again.
[Galaxy S II General] MrRio:
MPEG4 time stamps fixed

Just checked the latest nightly and it was fixed. THANKS!

$ qtdump VID_20120603_215357.mp4 | head -40 | fgrep 1946

$ qtdump VID_20120603_215357.mp4 | head -40 | fgrep 2012
creation_time 2012-06-03 21:54:00 (3421598040)
modification_time 2012-06-03 21:54:00 (3421598040)
creation_time 2012-06-03 21:54:00 (3421598040)
modification_time 2012-06-03 21:54:00 (3421598040)

http: // review.cyanogenmod.com /#/c/14471/
[Galaxy S II General] FRLinux:
Latest nightly is stellar. Quick gps lock, good battery, no drain and screen lock fixed.

Thanks cyanogenmod teamhacksung :-)
[Galaxy S II General] jcasares:
No reply yet... nobody seeing this and knowing a way to fix?
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
Yeh, tell me, why is that? Is there an easy way to manage app associations, like "default programs" in windows? That would be a feature... :p Where are these settings stored?
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Probably in the launcher data, which if you're using Trebuchet would be rewritten when you flash the nightly, that's why they lose their associations, but I wouldn't recommend trying to restore the app data for Trebuchet. I could be wrong on this, it's just a semi-educated guess.
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
Wrong guess, if that's the case, then no custom launcher settings would be saved nor the icons on the desktop. It may be stored in the launcher settings, if it restores that particular data such as icons and custom settings after flash, wich is not likely, huh... :)
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Hmmm....well, using a custom launcher, these settings are not overwritten during a ROM flash, which is why I guessed it was associated with Trebuchet, my guess is custom icons, etc... are saved in user data and program associations are saved in system data.
[Galaxy S II General] jcasares:
I presume a file with current associations is stored somewhere in the system fs. It's overwritten with every new flash but I was wondering if I would be able to restore it. I don't think it's associated with the launcher but might be wrong. In any case someone should know about this and any help will be appreciated. :P
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
No matter where it is, you don't want to be backing up and restoring data from system apps, especially since those change on a regular basis during nightly updates, restoring old data could cause any number of problems.

Edit: system apps is the reason that it says not to use Titanium Backup in the OP.
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
Yeah, that might be right, didn't thought of that. The mystery goes on till someone finds out and can prove it...
[Galaxy S II General] Unclean009:
Codeworkx seems to be working on a touchkey light timeout for i9100g, hope it makes it to our phone soon too.
[Galaxy S II General] jcasares:
Well, I guess an option is to use another launcher or stop updating so much. :P

Codeworkx? Who is codeworkx? Didn't see such person here in a while. :p :o
[Galaxy S II General] Vixa:
I flashed the latest nightly and my phone booted in KERNEL PANIC MODE , this happened before, i had to reflash the kernel via Odin to boot it up. Someone know what causes this ?
[Galaxy S II General] MrRio:
exif User Comment

Hi,

Now when the dates in the mpeg4 videos have been fixed in the latest nightly there is one more thing that is a bit strange with the camera in cm9.

$ exiftool IMG_20120603_231325.jpg | fgrep -i comment
User Comment : User comments

Why is a field for user comments set by the system to something that is not blank? or even nicer ; a setting in the camera application so it can be set to something by the user? (e.g. "(c) MyName")
[Galaxy S II General] Juzman:
Seems to be working fine now. I had the issue and so did my missus (who isn't running CM), so wasn't a CM issue.

Sent from my Galaxy S2 using Cyanogenmod 9
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
Could be a number of things... init.d scripts, undervolting... etc.

Even some random app can cause it
[Galaxy S II General] ermacwins:
Why is there a cm7 rom listed with cm9 in the nighlty download page?
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
It's the CM nightly download page, not the CM9 nightly page, and a CM7 nightly is built every sunday, so it's posted there for people to download it.
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
Because that page shows all Nightly ROMS for Samsung Galaxy S2. Doesn't matter whether is CM9 or CM7.

It's advisable to download from one of the many links posted in this thread.
[Galaxy S II General] brgroover:
It shows all cm's avaliable for sgs2 (cm7 and cm9)]

Edit: too late
[Galaxy S II General] sulligogs:
Opera Mini 7.0.3 CPU Consumption

Hi everyone,

Seen a few posts here and there about phones overheating etc. I've had this a few times, but for the last couple I believe I have pinpointed it to Opera Mini.

With Android System Info, available from the market, I could see that by going onto the Tasks tab and then sorting the entries by CPU time, that even though Opera Mini 7.0.3 had been left running in the background for the past couple of hours, it was taking up nearly 50% of the CPU. I checked in the System tab to expand the CPU entry and there at 24% of the time the CPU had been running at 1200 MHZ.

Closing Opera Mini resolved the heat issue and saw CPU consumption go right down.
[Galaxy S II General] onua444:
After updating CM7 from download page, :mad:, i had to do a full reset :mad:

Now, when i put any CM9 on phone, i cant get screen for google account settings?! I go to desktop right after installation... No first step guide for account settings... Tried to put back buid 2105, 3105 and last one 0505 with no luck. Any1 know whats the problem?
[Galaxy S II General] Packsman:
Did you flash gapps after flashing rom?
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Flash GAPPS, link is in the first post.

This is true about any app that goes nuts, heating up occurs with any electronic component under high load, the thing with it being in a thin phone is the only way it can dissipate the heat is through the case (your computer has fans, etc... to get rid of the heat, the phone has no space for anything like that), so it begins feeling hot, this also happens if you run some of the CPU/GPU intensive games too.
[Galaxy S II General] :
Guys. Please, before downloading a new nightly/RC or even stable, double check if it's CM9 or CM7. You may see RCs, so don't be happy thinking it's the CM9. If your bootloader is from Gingerbread, you are going to get bootloop if you flash CM7. If your bootloader is from ICS, the OS won't boot. Just check if the file has a cm-7 or cm-9. Don't post here that you have downloaded the CM7. Simple, if you flashed CM7, force shutdown, enter recovery, wipe data, flash the CM9 and reboot. Or enter recovery, wipe data, reboot to download and flash the Odin version. Be very careful while flashing anything on your device. Flashing, let me say... CM9/7 i9000/i9100g can brick your phone, so double check the name of the file.
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
It's been said a number of times, but if you're worried about which version you're downloading, just download from one of the various mirrors in this thread, since nobody is posting I9100g or CM7 versions in here you should be safe.
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
Guys, please pay more attention to what you're flashing. The working ability of your device relies on your common sense and vigilance.

If you do still end up flashing CM7 by accident and you don't have a decent nandroid backup available, try this recovery guide before you go ahead and wipe data.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=26935447&postcount=34730
[Galaxy S II General] :
I always check the file name. One time I downloaded CM7 by accident and before tapping YES to install I saw it was CM7, so I cancelled it. I was in a real hurry. Now I check the file name before downloading.
[Galaxy S II General] Bl@ck:
What now, people complaining that they flashed cm7 over cm9 because they can't read the file name?
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Happens every Sunday when the new CM7 nightly gets posted.