yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II General] Toxic17:
I have two "Store location" listed in camera settings, and no reset to defaults at all.
[Galaxy S II General] ssauger:
With cm-9-20120709-EXPERIMENTAL-galaxys2-VOLUMEDROPFIX-LUXRANGE.zip it was possible to set the max light sensor level to 16000. In later nightlys its only possible to set 10240. Is there any reason why this value is decreased?
[Galaxy S II General] hi2u2:
Do you see the settings shifting as you scroll up and down the list? For example, the Store Location will change to ISO settings, and then Focus Sound, as you scroll up and down repeatedly.
[Galaxy S II General] R3Map:
Confirmed my side as well, scrolling up and down, the top line and bottom line of the setup menu goes all weird! :eek:
[Galaxy S II General] Juzman:
I don't have this issue on mine running the latest nightly. Weird.

Sent from my Galaxy S2 running Cyanogenmod 9
[Galaxy S II General] beggar23:
Happens here too.
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
CM9 Nightly 12-07-2012 mirror:

Sendspace link!
[Galaxy S II General] c3l5o:
Warning: No changes in latest nightly.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II General] rakeshishere:
But... But... But it feels so fast and is very smooth :-P

Sent from my Galaxy S2 powered by CM9
[Galaxy S II General] alekos panagulis:
Hello to everyone. I'm on nighly 20120706 and and i have a serious problem, since a few weeks and even with previous nighly: my phone periodically loses network (shows "no service" on status bar), and the only way to get it is reboot. Quite annoying for me, using my Gs2 for business.

Any advice?

Thank you.
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
For us flashaholics, latest is always best.

I wonder why people still moan about things that are wrong on a nightly which is like a week old.

If you don't have the latest nightly, then there is no point to voice your issues here really.

Sent from my HTC One X using Xparent ICS Blue Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II General] CamoGeko:
Double post...
[Galaxy S II General] alekos panagulis:
Downloading now.
[Galaxy S II General] kapiltulsan:
12th July Nightly, not booting.....

Hello

I flashed to the latest nightly (12th July), did a wipe cache/dalvik/fix permission and then reboot.

Samsung screen appears twice and comes back to recovery, flashed back to 10th July, phone boots up.

Anyone else with the same issue.
[Galaxy S II General] rakeshishere:
Yeah... and come back here again with same problem at a later point of time for someone to say the same since nightlies are released almost everyday

Have you read my previous posts earlier?

Sent from my Galaxy S2 powered by CM9
[Galaxy S II General] alekos panagulis:
Yeah dude, you got my point. I hate people answering like he answered to me. It's like some people is living waiting for some users to make "silly question" just to satisfy their own poor little ego with post like "stop crying", "no point to voice your issues here". Come on loosers, get a life.

Wich one? This one?
[Galaxy S II General] hazwheel:
deleted, miss read the post :eek:
[Galaxy S II General] coversnail:
The most important advice would be not to use nightly builds if you phone is needed for business, if you rely on your phone wait for a stable build.

Nobody can help unless you provide a logcat of your problem.
[Galaxy S II General] hazwheel:
Depends where you are my friend, O2 in the UK has had MAJOR problems over the last 24hrs and still has problems with 3g
[Galaxy S II General] alekos panagulis:
I know, but i'll use nighlty becouse i love Cm.

About the logcat, you are right. I'll try the latest nightly and if i have the same problem i'll post it.
[Galaxy S II General] rakeshishere:
I was referring to this post

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=28601107

If you have any intentions of making a logcat, I would suggest you to do a clean install of RC1 and then report the issue at official bug tracker.

Sent from my Galaxy S2 powered by CM9
[Galaxy S II General] saar17:
After flashing CM9 12072012 the ICS browser get a sync error and I can't sync my bookmarks
[Galaxy S II General] rakeshishere:
So far... The only issues(15) reported on bug tracker for CM9 RC1

http://code.google.com/p/cyanogenmo...on Model Network Owner Summary Stars Priority

In case if someone is experiencing some issue on every possible nightly install, it can be reported above so that devs get some attention.

Sent from my Galaxy S2 powered by CM9
[Galaxy S II General] mad_zerling:
Flashed 11'th July Nightly - lightsensor is working OK now, compass is OK too. Comparing default autobrightness and Lux shows that Lux's reaction on change of ambient lightness is faster. I've tried to play with light sensor filtering settings, but couldn't get the same reaction.
[Galaxy S II General] Toxic17:
Yes sometimes the fields seem to move about, but not all the time. I have already wiped the phone numerous times but still get the same issue. I think the issue started when the Focus Sound feature was added.

I had reported this then but the bug is still being ignored
[Galaxy S II General] endva3:
I have too 2 location on/off buttons in camera settings and no focus on/off sound.

build 9.7
[Galaxy S II General] lecteur:
+1

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[Galaxy S II General] coversnail:
I wouldn't say it's being ignored just because no developer has made a comment about it yet. A lot of work is being done to merge JB repository atm. And anyway I've seen plenty of people reporting the same problem...but not one logcat.
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
Good comment. It's enough about it. I'm 100 percent sure codeworkx have noticed one of all comments about this and sooner or later will fix it. Add the problem to the issues list with logcat and wait. :)
[Galaxy S II General] coversnail:
If you mean the official bug tracker then I don't think this issue can be posted there as you can only report issues on the RC1 build. I'm pretty sure this problem doesn't affect that build.
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
Oh yeah, you're right. Then wait for the RC2. I'm sure it's fixed until RC2 anyway :)
[Galaxy S II General] Entropy512:
I'll look. We already have threshold, I'll investigate MOVHYSTI configuration, since no one is ever happy with any value for that.

It'll be a while. I've been busy as hell with the whole defective eMMC mess, and XWLPM/XXLQ5 made things more painful. I'm trying to make sure I'm ready for a meeting with Samsung engineers next week.

Broken by http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#/c/18206/ - trying to identify a proper fix other than reverting. Hard to catch cyanogen on IRC - everyone's busy with JB.
[Galaxy S II General] tcmean:
Thanks for the great work getting the light sensor to work. Though, the lowest brightness is still a little too bright for me. It would be best if there's sub-zero options like Lux.
[Galaxy S II General] Spyr0s:
Check this

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=28642630&postcount=39688
[Galaxy S II General] rockambole:
i'm still with problems to take pictures using the text scene mode, i've already opened an issue (http://code.google.com/p/cyanogenmod/issues/detail?id=5606) but someone answered that it didn't happen to him and closed the issue :(

is it just me? could someone else test, please? just take a picture (of a text) using the text scene mode

i'm using the last nightly

thanks!
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
The issue tracker is for issues with the RC, since the camera issues are related to the last few nightly builds, it won't happen on the RC and shouldn't be submitted to the tracker, thus it was closed. The devs are aware of the various camera issues, just be patient.
[Galaxy S II General] coversnail:
Just tried this and it works fine for me, the preview is in focus as is the actual saved picture

The orignal bug report on the tracker was for the RC1 version
[Galaxy S II General] 0355:
Tried with stock settings and stock kernel, text scene mode: preview in focus, actual picture taken in focus. As expected.
[Galaxy S II General] Duuuude:
Did sync ever work for the stock ICS browser? Mine never has.
[Galaxy S II General] rockambole:
thanks you all for answering

i opened the issue when i was running RC1 and now that i'm running the last nightly i noticed that it is still there :(

i'll try to find why it doesn't work with me =/

thanks!
[Galaxy S II General] hazwheel:
Mine ALWAYS has, all my bookmarks on chrome on my PC instantly appear on the stock browser on my sgs II
[Galaxy S II General] Spyr0s:
No issues with ICS browser sync here, im on latest nighty. Propably something wrong with Google servers #blamecanada :p
[Galaxy S II General] FAITHLESSKID:
Battery..

Battery draining sort of fast. Any Kernel to solve this or any other way?:)
[Galaxy S II General] lyndonguti:
use dark knight kernel
[Galaxy S II General] rakeshishere:
+1

It has never worked for me. I think it doesn't work if your bookmarks and passwords are encrypted. I'm not sure but this is what it always shows for me.

Sent from my Galaxy S2 powered by CM9
[Galaxy S II General] :
Just use Google Chrome. I already deleted Browser.apk.

btw, to the guy experiencing a battery drain, if you don't use the phone the battery won't drain. So please, don't report battery drain, because there isn't, the problem is just you, placebo boy ;)
[Galaxy S II General] batrackas:
I'm very happy to tell that SIM toolkit (STK) and of course mobile signature is working perfectly with EXPERIMENTAL STK nightly builds :)

Personally that's all i needed to fully enjoy CM9, its the best, THANK YOU DEVELOPERS !!!!
[Galaxy S II General] hazwheel:
Who cares anyway, as long as it lasts from unplugging in the morning till plugging in at night!
[Galaxy S II General] archer797:
http://xdaforums.com/show...postcount=2929

Please check Codeworkx's configuration - How can I set values for Sensor, Screen and Buttons value? Please help.
[Galaxy S II General] headshrinker139:
Hi. You might wanna try this as well Notification History: http://market.android.com/details?id=com.evanhe.nhfree :)
[Galaxy S II General] Spyr0s:
I use the new and vastly improved Firefox v14, Syc works great and everything is encrypted.
[Galaxy S II General] rakeshishere:
Does it work with Google sync or its own?

Sent from my Galaxy S2 powered by CM9
[Galaxy S II General] netcitizen:
Firefox has its own sync.
[Galaxy S II General] rakeshishere:
Thought so. I don't use Firefox anymore as its sluggish on windows.

Sent from my Galaxy S2 powered by CM9
[Galaxy S II General] Entropy512:
Did you bother to read my post at all? What part of "a clean fix other than reverting" didn't you understand?
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
Well that's relative boy ;) If he has restored 50+ apps and data or just has installed some ****ty apps, he may have battery problems. But I get what you mean. A clean install shouldn't give you bad battery life at the current nightly stages.
[Galaxy S II General] karendar:
Not to contradict you or anything Entropy, but the bottom of the post states: "I will get it fixed tomorrow if someone doesn't fix it (not just reverting that's a lame workaroud)" meaning the workaround was posted so people can get things going again for the time being. But D4rKn3sSyS seems to be saying he was gonna take a crack at it.
[Galaxy S II General] c3l5o:
Is there a way to hide a notification from a specific app in CM9? Or is this just exclusive to the CM10?

I thought I would be able to do it in the Profiles settings. Guess I was wrong. :(
[Galaxy S II General] :
I think the same. But some people think that from morning to evening the battery won't drain even 1%. Or that it should last 2+ days. I don't care, every day I charge my phone. I don't get those people. I get home, plug into the charger, turn off the phone and sleep. Next day I turn on and it's 100%.
[Galaxy S II General] vitoski:
HELL YEA!!!!

I just found what causes lags while playing movies. Yesterday I posted this problem here and a lot of you guys gave me some suggestions. I followed them and thought factory reset would solve the problem, but today it came back.

I have SMART STAY EX application installed and running. And this is the problem. Video is stuttering when SMART STAY EX is enabled. It looks like there is a lag while playing video when SMART STAY EX polls camera for status.

I disabled SMART STAY EX and the problem is gone...

So for those of you who have the same problem - please check SMART STAY EX (if you have it). I will report this to the developer of SS EX application.
[Galaxy S II General] saar17:
This problem has started today, in my device, after flashing the lastest nightly.

It needs to be fix.
[Galaxy S II General] wipian:
Glad you got it sorted.

Which app did you say was causing it?

:P
[Galaxy S II General] :
No... I remember you were playing a 5mbits/sec 1080p video. I played a 9mbits/sec 1080p video and got a bit laggy, something like 20-23FPS. Maybe not 23FPS, otherwise it would feel smoother. 23FPS in only some parts. Again, I think it's CPU/GPU. Overclocking they should run videos smoother.

---------- Post added at 02:20 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:19 PM ----------

Read more... SmartStay EX.
[Galaxy S II General] vitoski:
No it's not the problem with overclocking or something. I just check that with 720p movie that was taken with GS1 by myself. When I had Smart Stay EX application enabled (it's similar to S3 feature) this movie was stuttering as well. When I switched it off (app) it worked like a charm. I am 100% positively sure it is connected with the app I mention. Did a couple of tests.
[Galaxy S II General] Imperiale:
I'm pretty sure he was talking about SMART STAY EX. :P
[Galaxy S II General] :
Yes, but if you run a higher-bitrate video, it will hang a bit. You are running a video that the GSII normally can run smootly. But if you try to run a 9mbits/sec + you will need to overclock to run it smoother. 720p videos should run very very well at 9mbits/sec, or even 15mbits/sec. On Galaxy S III, since it's a freaking quad-core, what about being a blu-ray player? :P Are you getting what I'm saying?
[Galaxy S II General] Entropy512:
It may not be possible for this app to not cause the problem, unless it detects MFC activity and disables itself when the MFC is active (nearly all apps that use MFC disable the screen timeout anyway). Or it might be a FIMC resource conflict instead.

MFC = our hardware accelerated video encoder/decoder. I would not be surprised if trying to encode video while decoding another caused issues.

FIMC = our hardware accelerated scaler. The camera uses FIMC as an abstraction layer between the camera and the camera HAL (yes, there's an abstraction layer under the abstraction layer...), and FIMC is also used in combination with MFC for hwaccel video playback.

Overclocking the CPU probably won't do anything, as this is stuff that isn't done in software.
[Galaxy S II General] Spyr0s:
I thought that he fixed it but after reading again his message again i saw that he posted a reverted file, sorry but the temperature is really hot here (107 F°) and i'm going bananas :silly:
[Galaxy S II General] Duuuude:
He was joking. :D
[Galaxy S II General] :
So why some 1080p|9mbits/sec doesn't run very smooth? I belive that the CPU/GPU isn't powerful enough to support this. Overclocking both shouldn't improve a little bit performance?
[Galaxy S II General] rakeshishere:
@vitoski

I told you so :-P I remember your story (different kernel, different cm builds, different combination of rom + kernels, different players etc) and finally you figured it out.

I wonder why you never tried playing a video on a clean install of rom without any apps installed?

Anyway it would be helpful for someone with similar issue.

This is a JB feature

Sent from my Galaxy S2 powered by CM9
[Galaxy S II General] vitoski:
Yea I did that today and that is how I figured it out:-)

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[Galaxy S II General] karendar:
Hey you weren't totally wrong, he said he'd try and fix it if noone did. ;)

107F... That's some hot temps.
[Galaxy S II General] hazwheel:
Well, I don't turn the phone off when I'm asleep, but yeah it easily lasts a day as long as you keep an eye on whats doing what, on any rom and any kernel. and if I need it to last a little bit longer I just enable Juice Defender and all is good :)
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
Is the JB code being merged into the CM codebase or is the CM code being merged into the JB codebase. I don't totally get what represents a codebase.
[Galaxy S II General] hjkl1234:
At night I lose 2% of my battery :D and I am using Siyah ;)
[Galaxy S II General] :
I think CM ---> JB. I can see some merged stuff into jellybean bunch on gerrit. Let the games begin ;)
[Galaxy S II General] pepemosca:
I have this issue with the brightness levels.

I have it set to Auto-brightness

I'm using 20120711.

I've set to turn off screen in 30 seconds.

When I'm not touching the scren, after 15 seconds (aprox) the screen dims downfor a few seconds and then climb up to the previous value and then... when the 30 seconds passed, the screen goes off using the CRT effect.

The brightness goes from normal, then down, then up... then off. All in 30 seconds with a constant ambient light.

I think it has something to do with the patch: Change Ie1755210: liblights: Fix reading of previous brightness value

Any ideas? Solutions? Am I the only one?
[Galaxy S II General] wipian:
Ah, cheers for that :rolleyes:

Are you sure?

Nope, I just paid as much attention to that post as 99% of others pay to the first post ;)

Anyway, no disrespect to vitoski, just having a chuckle :good:
[Galaxy S II General] HereAsWell:
Anyone tried playing "Amazing Alex" on the latest nightly (1207). This game seems to be good in triggering the freeze that occurs from time to time in some other games. It did freeze my phone several times.

Here are two last_kmsg collected after the reboots (attached).
[Galaxy S II General] MaKTaiL:
Hi guys. Im having wifi freezes on latest nigthly. The touchscreen stops working too.
[Galaxy S II General] Testraindrop:
Thank you and good luck with them. :)

Just be patient and don't expect them to understand technical terms...^^
[Galaxy S II General] Entropy512:
They probably use parts of the H.264 standard that aren't supported by the hwaccel subsystem, causing the entire thing to drop back to software decoding.

It frequently has nothing to do with bitrate, but more with the specific encoding options for that video. One wrong unsupported option will make the whole thing fall back to software.

Somewhere I've got a good Handbrake profile that is guaranteed to encode video that plays well for this device. I'll post it when I find it. 1080p on a 480p device is silly - it's plain and simple an awful waste of storage space.
[Galaxy S II General] Entropy512:
Yeah. Just as a warning, as I mentioned on the N7000 thread - Turns out Google changed the audio HAL interface. We are one of the few devices that use a binary blob audio HAL instead of a source-built one. This is going to prove to be a very difficult problem - either a wrapper will have to be written (which may fail) or the whole damn thing will need to be reverse engineered and written from scratch.
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
Yamaha?

I'm the first one who will run far, far away.
[Galaxy S II General] :
+1. Well, I never run 1080p stuff here. Just downloaded to test. In some torrent website, I searched for 1080p and the smaller file I downloaded. It was, well, something inapropriated... 720p tv series or movies is fine, for my Full HD tv and even to my phone. But still, I'm mostly using 480p, it's more friendly to store, and the quality is not bad. Thanks for the explanation.

btw, can't the bitrate act directly on performance? The more bitrate, more quality, more data process.

Oh crap... no wonder why codeworkx is always saying bad stuff about the Galaxy S II. Okay, good device, but proprietary stuff always fck all the AOSP development. Is there anymore shi* to slow down a basic CM10 build? Camera HAL is fine? Saw SteveKondik saying at I/O that it's one of the most problematic HALs.

edit: that's what i'm talking about on the post above mine ;)
[Galaxy S II General] Honzze:
The Samsung Hal problem also exists on the galaxy S3, correct?

Even if there's another chipset.
[Galaxy S II General] diemadedrei:
Same thing here
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
Soo... is it harder to make jb work on s2 than ics? At least the sound department?

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[Galaxy S II General] :
I don't think so. Maybe the sound departament is going to be a little hard, but almost everything else is going to be a piece of cake. They will be able to port a lot of stuff from ICS. On CM7 to CM9 it wasn't able, GB and ICS were very different, so they needed to write a lot of things from the scratch. But the transition ICS to JB is going to be a lot easier. Okay, maybe not really a piece of cake, but it's going to be easier than GB->ICS
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
Yes, everything is almost already compatible, but the audio HAL problem doesn't sound good at all. So a proprietary blob doesn't need to be a driver? What's a source-built HAL? Is it like open source or something in between?
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
So the hardest part will be sound? What about camera, graphics?

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[Galaxy S II General] :
I don't think there isn't a open-source hal for audio yet. If existed, maybe they could use it without having to write everything from the scratch. Remember that was Entropy that cracked the opensource exynos hal to make light sensor and compass working at the same time.

---------- Post added at 05:34 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:32 PM ----------

Maybe the sound. Camera hal is one of the hardest one to deal with, like SteveKondik said, but what if it's kinda compatible with JB? I just know that the sound will give some problems, don't know about camera and others. Let's hope that only sound blobs needs to be writen from scratch.
[Galaxy S II General] Duuuude:
:laugh:
[Galaxy S II General] :
wtf? how we are off topic? do you know what we are talking about?
[Galaxy S II General] beggar23:
Just want to tell you guys that I really appreciate the very informative discussion which is going on here. :thumbup:
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
Hope it's not too painful to merge 4.1.1 :/

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[Galaxy S II General] rockambole:
worked now, but i don't think it's the way it supposed to work

what i did:

- touch to focus near to text

- image focused but became unfocused very fast

- tried to focus again (touch to focus) but a little far from the text

- it focused and stayed focused, pressed shutter and that is it, image saved focused as well (but a little far than i wanted)

so, am i not supposed to take text pictures too close? it does not make sense...
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
Aaah, only problems. It's half on topic, acceptable subject IMO.
[Galaxy S II General] Duuuude:
Oh sorry, I though this was the ICS thread, not the JB thread. My bad. ;)
[Galaxy S II General] :
Where can we talk about CM9 transition to CM10? Just because it isn't for your interest doesn't mean that isn't to everyone else ;)

btw, a lot of CM9 code will be on JB, so it's kinda a half ics ;)
[Galaxy S II General] coversnail:
There's a limit to how close the camera can focus. You may just be trying to focus too closely. Possibly your focus mode had been set wrong, in the camera settings menu try changing it to macro and see if that makes a difference.
[Galaxy S II General] veyka:
<OT>I wish I had a galaxy nexus, do you know how long it took me to put JB on my mothers phone? 10mins, and that was only because I screwed up and had to unlocked the bootloaders again, reflash a ICS stock firmware image, and stuff. I am filled with woe and regret, I love this phone, but damn, hearing stuff like that just makes me want to bash my head into my keyboard</OT> :crying:

On topic, I am still getting wlan_r_wake issues on the newest nightly, which had the new filters correct? So it seems some window junk is still waking the phone up :(

I am also having issues with suspend backoff wakelocks, damn chrome, and data drops.

My phone is not having a nice time :(