yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II General] bbgt2:
ICS and all the leaks and ports and comments are so much fun to read thru, cant wait until June and Jellybean comes out and we all start fresh. ROFLMAO
[Galaxy S II General] D79_:
. Lmao
[Galaxy S II General] toZuo:
Single question about codeworkx releases - why don't you just publish cm9 and other releases on torrents instead of hosting server? Every server have limited bandwidth, so after fast calculations - your server will be needed only for first 3-4 people to download, and then everyone will share with everyone else. It will be more efficient than 100-200kbps transfers from single source i think :)
[Galaxy S II General] :
LOL well said:D
[Galaxy S II General] D79_:
U must have bad connection coz codeworks links r fine for me, take no more than 2mins
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
You ever used torrents?

It will be damn slow and most users don't know about it and cannot handle it.

ROMManager is much nicer. And since it's not MY server i don't have to care about bandwidth.
[Galaxy S II General] jetpackjeff:
Hopefully the new leak can help with CM9 even if its just a new modem
[Galaxy S II General] Net.silb:
I see LPH modem in the DEV thread, which by the way is open.

This leads me to believe that a new build with LPH kernel and upstream changes is imminent.
[Galaxy S II General] TheSaw:
Torrents are much faster than hosted files, if there are enough seeders, that's guaranteed. Not sure if you can keep them up though, if it's changing too often.

---

On another subject: the 02 12 build is "buggy" on my side. It sometimes kills the battery in matter of minutes / hours. Something just gets caught in some loop, and doesn't shut down. It seems to happen randomly, but it's far too unstable on my device. I'll restore the previous build. Betterbatterystats only show RILJ as a culprit for wakelocks, and the phone enters deep sleep correctly, when it's not going crazy.
[Galaxy S II General] toZuo:
Yes. Daily basics.

Well - working fine for me at 100/100 and 7/4 Mbit - with max bandwidth down/up. Also - worked perfectly during my friends album premiere ( 1st day - +/- 37k downloads ), that's why i suggested it.

Anyway - don't you think that users who doesn't know how to download a torrent won't be able to install your builds? :)

I don't have doubts. That was rather about links published on xda-devs.
[Galaxy S II General] D79_:
Torrents r silly just for firmware builds and just like codeworks said, alot or ppl wont know how to use torrents so defo just leave the links how they r
[Galaxy S II General] sahibunlimited:
U keep/know download count?
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
~ 2000-4000

There will be no seeders.

Everyone just WANTS but no one WANTS to GIVE after he GOT because they'll close their clients. ;-)
[Galaxy S II General] :
Wrong. Im pretty sure there is a few free software lovers that care about sharing... we are not all noobs crying for a new version...

Don't be so negative :-)

My computer is running 24/24 and i would be glad to share something useful.
[Galaxy S II General] cevbr:
i agree with CODEWORKX... this is an alfa/beta, ppl would not share and the versions are changing constantly, not the best option i belive. it can be considered when there is a Release candidate or something like that.

anyway, CODEWORKX, would you mind updating a version with the latest LPH kernel and "upstrem changes" til today 16? :)

is the charging (phone off) working properly with this new version?

thanks anyway
[Galaxy S II General] vegaznc:
codeworkx on twitter.

Hope it's just a joke -_-'
[Galaxy S II General] D79_:
There will be no torrents so now lets move on to something interestin :-)
[Galaxy S II General] razor 116:
His Galaxy Nexus must have gotten overwhelmingly jealous of the SGS2's more powerful hardware and he felt he would throw it out of the Galaxy Nexus's view LMAO
[Galaxy S II General] D79_:
http://www.gsmarena.com/android_50_jelly_bean_to_arrive_in_q2_with_chrome_os_dualboot-news-3839.php lmao
[Galaxy S II General] Northern-Loop:
Don't think so :eek:

Don't need to buy another device now!! :D
[Galaxy S II General] Suho:
Hi there, small issue.

Just installed CM9 last build. Everything seemed to be good, until I tried to install a certain app (Go Book).

Message says "Couldn't install on usb storage or sd card". I'm sorry if this is a famous error, but I couldn't find the answer... Anyone could direct me to it ?

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II General] Northern-Loop:
Known fault and wont be fixed until Samsung release the source for the kernel.
[Galaxy S II General] Suho:
Alright, thanks.
[Galaxy S II General] Duuuude:
It is a pretty famous error. :p ;)
[Galaxy S II General] Plushackowy:
Flash an other kernel, for example LP6
[Galaxy S II General] Suho:
Yeah, but I couldn't find any solution regarding this issue, only people complaining about it :p.

Thanks, I'll give this a try.
[Galaxy S II General] fr3quency:
Can we flash CF Root on latest CM9 in order to get the new kernel? If codeworkx were to make a new build, it would be out by now.
[Galaxy S II General] rutgerhoorn:
Konstantinos, the guy with patience.:o
[Galaxy S II General] bbgt2:
try it and report back! K thanks bai
[Galaxy S II General] fr3quency:
Haha yeah. :P +1 I just tried the new build and mtp is working. Plus, I don't want to stay on awful Samsung rom. >_<
[Galaxy S II General] :
Re cf root kernel + cm9. IIRC the phone won't boot if you happen to do a wipe data. Likely best to be patient.
[Galaxy S II General] razor 116:
Same here MTP is working Flawlessly. Well done Samsung you managed to fix something without breaking something else.
[Galaxy S II General] :
How's the touch screen response compared to LPB (Samsung LPB if you've tried it) response?
[Galaxy S II General] golcheck:
Ok, So I downloaded the new modem from rom manager. tried to flash in cwm but I got "signature verification failed". So I unpacked it and flashed using mobile odin. then my modem was "unknown" so I restored nandroid backup and had new modem - weird. Then I downloaded new cf-root, tried to flash it in cam but got "unable to open (bad". I also tried many other cf-root kernel and still got the same message. Is it something wrong with my cm9 or cwm?
[Galaxy S II General] Galaxy_Fan:
ABSOLUTELY AGREE!

That's the reason why I changed and I'm happy with!

Remind, it's still alpha and it's great
[Galaxy S II General] *SanSiro*:
Settings--> Development (the one above "about phone")--> Force GPU rendering

Just uncheck that one!

:)
[Galaxy S II General] carloslopescj:
1 day using CM9 and I must say that this is AMAZING! I love the layout's and the simple animations. Message and contacts/call layouts are amazing! The only thing that makes me "sad" is the video codecs, but yeah, this is a alpha/beta release...

Keep up the good job!
[Galaxy S II General] zenkinz:
Out of curiosity, is the video recording problem related to missing codec ie if you fix the latter you fix the former?
[Galaxy S II General] MistahBungle:
Someone was after an earlier version of CW Recovery & mentioned flashing an earlier build of Siyah than 2.6.3 in order to get the earlier version of CW :D
[Galaxy S II General] denvro:
Perka Percentage Mod

After flashing Perka's Percentage Mod http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1397778 I lost the toggle buttons in my notifications window. Is there a way to restore the buttons?
[Galaxy S II General] XpLoDWilD:
Yes and no. We currently have one issue which is that the camera doesn't send any frame to the encoder (which might be due to bad codecs/pixel format in fact). But even if we fix video codecs, video recording might not work, and vice versa.
[Galaxy S II General] alonjankelewitz:
Yes, I mean, I'm a noob compared to a lot of people on this thread, but the amount of people who lose all common sense and think that an alpha should be running everything is amazing. People need to remember that the purpose of an alpha or beta or test stability of the core processes. And its not an invitation to make ridiculous requests such as theming capabilities etc.

Developers must get so pissed everyday!

Amusing to see people responses though. Adds a bit of humour to the thread!
[Galaxy S II General] alonjankelewitz:
Oh right. All went over my head.

*Remind myself to read the whole discussion*
[Galaxy S II General] korado:
with this stability we can allmost call it beta,its my daily rom now and no problems at all, copy my files over wifi (doing that from the begining:rolleyes: ) cca 2% batteryloss/hour moderate usage.

Great work guys :D
[Galaxy S II General] nutmegy:
ok ... install Android Commander (or something like that) on your PC.. see if that sees it..
[Galaxy S II General] melorib:
They where there until this morning when I installed 0106, still using it though, I have Settings Pro for toggle...
[Galaxy S II General] isdsam:
if let me choose Samsung original and CM9, I prefer CM9 instead. BTW I9100 camera still not works fine, anyone has the same problem? Any idea to solve it out ?
[Galaxy S II General] eamon0989:
Any of you guys tried Nova launcher? Designed specifically for ICS, I find it fantastic and runs perfect, let's you have up to 7 home screens and as many rows and volume as you like, here's the thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1389071

And screenshot:

Let me know if I can help! (Screen density changed to 200DPI btw)

Sent from my Galaxy S2 running CM9 from Xda Premium, please thank me if I help you :)
[Galaxy S II General] melorib:
What does it do that GO EX doesnt... :confused:
[Galaxy S II General] michaeldcoates:
How did you do that? I've download LCD Resolution but noticed no difference at 180 (even with super user allowed) except it knackers up my swype keyboard!
[Galaxy S II General] Razer(x):
What problem do you have? mine is running fine
[Galaxy S II General] korado:
try flashing AOSP+circlebattmod.zip,

dont know where i found it ( it was on xda forum somewhere :rolleyes: ) but did the job

http://www.box.com/s/6pjjfzrgclv6ko2tpblc
[Galaxy S II General] eamon0989:
Its the proper ICS launcher with extra customization, and looks the part for a true ICS experience, whereas go launcher is gingerbread and doesn't have the same appeal anymore..... (I used go launcher ex while on GB)

Sent from my Galaxy S2 running CM9 from Xda Premium, please thank me if I help you :)
[Galaxy S II General] melorib:
I ear you, but I still see no differences, please give me examples...
[Galaxy S II General] razor 116:
Personally I never had any issues with touch screen response in LPB and don't notice any difference in LPH.
[Galaxy S II General] wackyD:
Better than 0129? I seem to get a lot of CM reboots with 0129 lately...
[Galaxy S II General] Coruja747:
is there any chance to compile the new ICS 4.0.4 on CM9 based on android source code or we must wait for samsung official releases first? (kernel, etc)

I mean, any chance to upgrade CM9 to 4.0.4 or no way? (cause samsung probably will doesnt do this)

no problem on files, you just get an incomplete download (corrupted file)

download the file on ROM Manager again and maybe it will works fine
[Galaxy S II General] NOMIOMI:
how can i set owner information and weather on lockscreen ???

i m using CM9 on SGSII
[Galaxy S II General] :
Settings>Security>Lock screen>Owner info

No idea on weather at this point.
[Galaxy S II General] regardtv:
For me LPH is a DREAM! Touch response is dramatically better - I don't feel like my fingers are in treacle ;-)
[Galaxy S II General] rage77:
Oh. My. Spaghettimonster.

That's it! I have to vent!

He is like a snotty little kid whining constantly! If it isn't "noobs" then it's "those damn Sammy people" that's out to get him.

Just gets on my nerves when a grown man acts like a baby. I wish he could just man the **** up and be a professional. At least get some anger management treatment for that childish passive aggressive behavior he's throwing around at people here.

Codeworkx, I like the work you're doing but stop acting like you're five.

You look about my age on pics but you act more like my little daughter. If people here bother you then let the moderators filter it for you instead. You don't have to be scanning the forums all the time. Go out and get some fresh air. The world is infinitely larger than the xda forums, G+, twitter and code sources.
[Galaxy S II General] PiCkLeS:
:-)

You do know the opposite is true, fellow Swede.. You don't have to read c:s updates or posts. Having a little daughter myself, that's my lesson to her in life: you can't change others only yourself.

Trevlig helg!

/P
[Galaxy S II General] NOMIOMI:
unfortunately ,the process android.process.media has stopped

and also

unfortunately gmail has stopped

any solution please
[Galaxy S II General] returnzer0:
You Swedes are so balanced and well rounded. The combination of your two posts echoes my feelings about CM9 development on the i9100 in general.

Greetings from a Canadian ex-patriot.
[Galaxy S II General] rage77:
Wise words :)

Tack detsamma, njut av snön med lilla ;)
[Galaxy S II General] NOMIOMI:
nfs hot pursuit and dead space is not installing on CM9
[Galaxy S II General] melorib:
What an asshole... :eek:

He PM me asking, I take my time to answer, and he says this... :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II General] XpLoDWilD:
It's all about irony and being harassed of this phone. Each update breaks more stuff, and the last one even prevents the phone to boot. Isn't it terrible ? I can understand codeworkx's pain.
[Galaxy S II General] ephraim:
will codeworx continue on developing for this phone? Or has he drawn the last straw? :) :(
[Galaxy S II General] Xerovius:
Where is the LPH build?
[Galaxy S II General] ephraim:
Read 1 page back. I think the latest build doesn't even let the phone boot as stated 1 page back :)
[Galaxy S II General] Xerovius:
I read that, but there's also people who are saying that "LPH is great because bla bla bla", so it was contradicting and confusing :/
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
I'm sorry for you. Your life must be fully free of any fun.

That's pretty bad.

You should learn to understand "fun" again and try to realize if someone is "kidding" or not. ;-)
[Galaxy S II General] Xerovius:
codeworkx, did LPH explode your phone? :P
[Galaxy S II General] JacquesR:
LPH boots just fine for me, and has been running stable for a few hours now. Initially it didn't boot, but that was user-error - I forgot to flash the stock kernel in Mobile Odin, so the phone was trying to boot with LPH firmware and the Gingerbread LA4 kernel.
[Galaxy S II General] freemini:
LPH firmware and LA4 kernel? I thought you were going to flash LPH kernel over latest CM9.
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
No, but my last CM9 build with a haxxed LPH Kernel didn't boot. Was late yesterday and couldn't test much.

There are two Options:

a) It's the kernel

b) It's a CM problem

I don't know yet. Will do some tests this afternoon.

If it's the kernel, then they might have locked more things which isn't good for non-samsung based roms.

In my opinion they're doing such stuff to safe your data. If you loose your phone then the attacker is not able to steal your data with "rooting" or flashing a custom kernel because everything is locked.

Like the asec problem we're facing.

Flash custom kernel -> no access on secure containers.

That's good for "normal" customers, but not for customers who want to modify their firmwares.

I'm not the one who's spending countless hours on hacking their stuff. There's a better solution. Buy a Nexus Phone. These phones are meant be flashed. Nexus Phones love it to be flashed.

"Normal" users can stay on Samsung Phones, "Advanced" users should get a phone which meets their requirements.
[Galaxy S II General] Ausboy 2011:
so.... does that mean lph kernel will work on cm9 or will we need another build to make it work?

---------- Post added at 09:27 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:25 AM ----------

that answers my question, hope there is a way around this?! :)
[Galaxy S II General] ephraim:
Well, codeworx explained above by what i meant by the phone not booting :)
[Galaxy S II General] maceddy:
If I knew it was going to be this ****ty with Samsung I would not have bought the S2. But unfortunately I'm stuck with it and buying a new phone is not an option for me :(

I wanted an Android phone so I could play around with it a bit.. Samsung wrong choice :( Well, lesson learned...
[Galaxy S II General] Xerovius:
Yikes. I don't like the sound of that. It's good if they're trying to protect user data but stifling development in this way is a deal breaker for me. I bought this phone because they gave developers SGS II's to work with, and I thought that meant they wanted to help out the community who like to modify their phones. Apparently not, lol.
[Galaxy S II General] chief1978:
LPH gives no network here in Australia on the Telstra network.

Just fyi
[Galaxy S II General] freemini:
I'll +1 you on that.. However, custom ROM's are supposed to use custom kernels, which means removing the security stuff they added in their kernel. I still wish I could get a Nexus, but I can't.
[Galaxy S II General] Xerovius:
Oh yeah, touche. I guess we'll see how it goes once they release kernel sources.
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
Having kernel sources will resolv some problems.

They can basically do whatever they want to do now. We don't care.

We've enough leaks and binarys which are working for us and which can be used.

There's no reason to say "OH NOEZ, THERE'S A WALL WE CANNOT JUMP OVER!!!1111".

SGS2 will get a working CM9. Just a matter of time.

But if samsung is really going this way, then the SGS3 is probably no good choice for Advanced Users. That's what i wanted to say.
[Galaxy S II General] maceddy:
BTW. Installed LPH.

No problems.
[Galaxy S II General] giannis kitromilides:
Wakelocks

I have no deep sleep and from better battery i have wakeslocks power management 84% . Any soution?
[Galaxy S II General] TheSaw:
I'm using the 0201 build, it has the best battery management for me. Really smooth deep sleep, no spikes.
[Galaxy S II General] ephraim:
This is the answer i was hoping to see.. thanks codeworkx :D
[Galaxy S II General] KSTu:
http://www.gizmodo.co.uk/2012/02/could-google-push-out-android-5-0-within-months/ :D:D:D:D

btw,where i can find CWM touch for my s2??? i tried to install from rom manager without success!
[Galaxy S II General] freemini:
(didn't mean to click thanks, missed quote :D)

LP6 and LPB touch kernels

May be a stupid question, but I remember GB Clock app(like iOS) has alarms and stopwatch. Clock in ICS just opens a big clock, no alarms or stopwatch.
[Galaxy S II General] KSTu:
thanks! pls tell me which one is recommended: secure or unsecure?
[Galaxy S II General] returnzer0:
In regards to the LPH kernel, Intratech was saying that it does not contain the same security/SD card installation issues that LPB had.

EDIT:

Here's the post. http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=22613977&postcount=102

At least, that's my interpretation of what he was saying.
[Galaxy S II General] freemini:
from my understanding, unsecure allows adb total control in recovery. secure does not. So secure unless you use adb a lot.

I swear I've seen codeworkx or chainfire say it's exactly the same as LPB.
[Galaxy S II General] KSTu:
just installed secure touch kernel and when i touched reboot recovery,down on the screen start an counter and from 5 mins do not stop.....:confused:
[Galaxy S II General] freemini:
that happened to me a few mins ago. Just hold power until it reboots. Maybe it's a bug..
[Galaxy S II General] volmeteus:
my head is probably bigger than yours ..

will we be able to use the multitasking key as the menu key ?:confused:

I've seen this question floating around but no seemed to have any reply:rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II General] malicedix:
Installed 02122012 build from codeworkx a few days ago, and have found since that I can't load any page in any browser.

I had no issues with this in 02012012.

Anyone else experiencing this?

EDIT: And upon posting this, it's now working, yet I did have this issue for 2 days. Perhaps it's intermittent. Strange.
[Galaxy S II General] KSTu:
possible annoying question,but.....: could someone post original kernel from 02122012 version,i installed recovery touch and somehow this slow down the system :(
[Galaxy S II General] Nexu$:
THANK YOU for this, and am happy a lot of people will read it here. Sooner or later, developers will get tired of jumping through hoops to overcome stupid/meaningless/ridiculous obstacles put *on purpose* by Samsung and will walk away.

I was ecstatic reading about the rumored SGS3 but more and more think of going Nexus next time I spend money. HTC were cocky and crashed (sales down 30+%). Maybe if Samsung eat some humble pie after devs no longer favor their devices, sources will be out on time and no crapware will be there to start with? One way to find out. Vote with your wallets and tell your non-geek friends - this much we can give back, I am sure :D
[Galaxy S II General] Net.silb:
Hi guys, a bunch of pages back I saw this wonderful modified ICS bootanimation.

I really recommend codeworkx to put it in CM9 instead of the old one.

Anyways, for whoever wants it, it's attached to this post.

All you have to do is:

1) In /system/media delete bootanimation.zip.

2) Copy the attached bootanimation.zip into /system/media.

3) Reboot and enjoy!
[Galaxy S II General] Quintinio:
Screenshot:rolleyes:?
[Galaxy S II General] kryptoner:
can usb otg be used in cm9?
[Galaxy S II General] Net.silb:
I would if I could...:(

I cant take a screenshot when the phone is booting.

Describtion:

An enhanced ICS bootanimation.

EDIT #1: Strike that, I uploaded two frames from the bootanimation.

EDIT #2: The bootanimation is attached to my previous post.
[Galaxy S II General] Quintinio:
Haha, you could take a picture of it while your phone is booting xD

Anyways, ill try it out myself. Thanks !

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http://teamhacksung.org/wiki/index.php/Experimental:GT-I9100:Known_issues
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
Why?

The official CM9 Bootanimation will be added if it's finished.

Try to understand how everything about CM9 works. Adding something has to go through our Code Review System and will be applied to ~ 80 different devices at once.
[Galaxy S II General] McFrog:
Or look at the contents of the attached zip file and see that it's actually the standard galaxy nexus boot animation with enhanced saturation or something like that. nothing too exciting.
[Galaxy S II General] SimboXXX:
Click on where it says Alarm (under the time) and you will get the alarms. No other functions unfortunately.
[Galaxy S II General] melorib:
Download the file and look at the images... :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II General] Net.silb:
Uploaded two screenshots to my previous post.
[Galaxy S II General] Quintinio:
Wish I could, but im working :p
[Galaxy S II General] Net.silb:
It was just a suggestion, thanks for responding! :)

Anyways, whoever wants it can have it! :)
[Galaxy S II General] TheSaw:
It's better if it's not stuffed with random "enhancements". Instead, it's much better if it's customizable, and everyone cherrypicks what he wants for his own setup. Otherwise this would look like some cooked "~!~PEPITO SUPERREMIX BEST ROM v.17.3 plox donate ~!~".
[Galaxy S II General] sahibunlimited:
Only pen drive and hdd work with stick mount app from market(I know its for gnex but it works)
[Galaxy S II General] Xerovius:
It looks the same as the default one to me...
[Galaxy S II General] KSTu:
anyone? help pls!
[Galaxy S II General] freemini:
Since CM9 doesn't exist, it's actually possible :D
[Galaxy S II General] Net.silb:
Well, try it and then you will see the difference! :)
[Galaxy S II General] freemini:
Looks slightly clearer but still pixalated.
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
You didn't flash just the recovery. You replaced the whole Kernel. ;-)

There's no recovery partition like on ALL other devices (except samsung devices).

That's one thing, samsung really ****ed up!

Extract the CM9 zip and

heimdall flash --kernel boot.img