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[Galaxy S II General] sn0b0ardr:
Just fixed this issue last night on my own phone. Every carrier around the world has their own unique carrier ID, consisting of a country code (302 for Canada) and provider ID (610 for Bell). For some reason CM9 does not equate the SPN code (ie. 302610) to Bell. You probably also see 302220 in your Network Operators as well - that would be Telus.

Anyway, the fix for me was to manually edit the optable.db file in /data/data/com.android.providers.telephony/ By default the database file contains no entries in the data tab. Using a database editor (I did it right on my phone using the app aSQLiteManager) add a field to the "operator" section with the following information in each of the 3 fields.

PLMN --> 302610

SHORT --> Bell Mobility (Or "Bell", whatever you want it to display as...)

LONG --> Bell Mobility (Same as above... Both fields should match.)

If you're not comfortable doing the above, I've attached my edited optable.db file with entries for Bell and Telus. Just extract the ZIP file containing the optable.db file, copy it to your device and overwrite your original optable.db file after backing up the file. Reboot and you should be good to go!

Hope that helps! PM me if you've got more questions.

Note: I've got a Bell issued I9100m, unlocked and rooted. The above steps were all I needed to do!
[Galaxy S II General] rakeshishere:
Does that mean its a CM9 bug or is it something to ignore? Also the item - Power Manager service shows under Kernel wakelock and not Partial wakelock
[Galaxy S II General] thracemerin:
Power Manager service is the lock the kernel holds when there is a userspace partial wake lock active, it should be equal to the total time of all your partial wake locks or close to it, it is not an additional wake lock.
[Galaxy S II General] np231:
this works!

That worked flawlessly.. Thanks a lot for making that zip file. I'm just glad to see Bell as the carrier instead of those meaningless numbers.

I was in the process of extracting the optable.db file and then I saw your post.

Really appreciate your post and effort. I'll direct people with similar issue to your post.
[Galaxy S II General] JackBauerInAK:
Or you could have just waited a day like I did. Those numbers automatically disappeared on my phone without having to put any of that in.
[Galaxy S II General] mmse88:
Youtube kept saying network problem

Does anyone having the same problem with mine? I already cannot connect to youtube since updated the CM nightly 0510. :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II General] Exidrion:
I believe I found an issue. If you're using Profiles, and set one to have an "insecure" lockscreen, if your "system default" lockscreen is set to say one with a PIN, even though you're on the profile with an "insecure" lockscreen, you can't open the notification drawer on the lockscreen regardless of what's set in the profile. It always uses the "system default" setting (and if that happens to be one with a PIN/pattern/whatever, it won't allow you to open the drawer, which makes sense.)
[Galaxy S II General] tipu2185:
Sorry for Noobish question but I tried to search it and could not find the answer.

Can someone tell me how to see complete call history for some number? I see in call log numbers are not grouped. Suppose some random number calls me and I want to see how many times that number has called me before? How to check it? I know exdailer and other third party dailers group call history for each number but how to check in CM9?
[Galaxy S II General] evolutiontheory:
Yesterday I did a full wipe and reinstalled latest nightly. After that when I select a ring tone for my contact, or say any notifications the menu shows each item twice.

Can I do any thing about it? I remember this thing being said somewhere before but unable to find it now.
[Galaxy S II General] elektroinside:
Unfortunately, there is no such feature implemented in CM9, but there are some third party apps in the Play Store that you can use.
[Galaxy S II General] niekez:
With the new flip to silence alarm feature, an on screen notification shows that snooze is set for 10 minutes, it shows for a minute or so.

Maybe not so anoying when you actually use it, cause you're asleep. But seems like a bug to me.
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
Something is really wrong...

http://cm-nightlies.appspot.com/?device=galaxys2
[Galaxy S II General] eranda84:
[/URL]Free Image Hosting[/IMG]
[Galaxy S II General] rodak:
http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#/q/status:merged+branch:ics,n,z

And new nightly is on the way, E.T.A 20-25 minutes :)
[Galaxy S II General] eranda84:
Yes New build processing..........
[Galaxy S II General] fstof:
Nothing is wrong.

Its hosted on Google's app engine, which allows only a limited amount of bandwidth/cpu/memory.

we are all killing it with the F5 button.

might be because of that new CM nightly app thingy
[Galaxy S II General] victorator:
source
[Galaxy S II General] eranda84:
New nightly not yet upload for download.........
[Galaxy S II General] mrxd:
The only reason I'm responding to your post is that I appreciate the CM9 battery mod's you have made available to everyone.

The issue isn't about 'only wanting to deal with developers, it's about dealing with lazy users who expect to be hand-fed. This thread has become a chore to read/participate in because of it. If people refuse to help themselves by using the 'search' function or trying things out for themselves why should the (min/maj)ority suffer for it? Either XDA needs to put on extra mods to clear the **** out of this thread, or it should try to educate the users not to post it in the first place. I vote for the latter.

I'm not a developer on xda so I can't speak for them, but there is a difference between helping thy neighbour, and wiping thine asses. All the developers I've come across (even hacre) have been more than accommodating to new users if they've been shown the respect they deserve (i.e. their OP's/changelogs being read, users searching the thread etc).

The communication isn't one way, that's why this thread exists. Keep the development thread for development and this thread for it's intended purpose (if the cacophony of bad posts can be reduced).
[Galaxy S II General] surya_mca:
@shayne77: Some how i agree.. but i wont agree devs are arrogant.. coz they repeatedly asking users please read/search/google before posting their questions/Comments , still asking same questions again and again anybody get frustration while answering those...

Of course their doing free.. for whom ..... For us only by dedicating their time & their personal life.. we should support these devs and helping others if we can assist them instead om attacking devs.. i know u haven attacked him.. still one should understand before flash anything.. if u/me know what will happen after flashing and wht error will occur and how we can sort then only we Flash the builds rite...

Just asking all people Please Read before u post and search it.. if not found any reasonable help then free to post..

Thanks to CM9 devs... the latest version is just perfect still yet find any FC's....
[Galaxy S II General] MistahBungle:
Ever occur to you English isn't everyone's first language ? :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II General] Net.silb:
You should add that data doesn't work after deep sleep.
[Galaxy S II General] Braidonh:
I think its not that data fails after sleep, its when your phone switches cell towers. Mudferret posted some pages ago about this issue. And i can confirm that data is dropped between towers, as verified by antennas app.
[Galaxy S II General] boggsterman:
Typical post in this thread:

Typical response:

I must say it's becoming very funny!

P.S. I know english is not the first language of most people on this forum, but i had to send my post through six different languages on google translate, and then do some extra editing to get it to be this bad.
[Galaxy S II General] Gustopher:
Great job on the mock Noob quote. Looks like you must have had some help from a lawyer...
[Galaxy S II General] lckuok:
I don't know about everyone else but I have at least read through this whole thread and to be honest a lot post made are repeating question or personal review which is OK, but still they are still pointing out stuff which are common problems explained on the known bugs and change logs.

Anyhow back to what I wanted to type in the first place, for users that have Bluetooth audio streaming problems, try turning on Wi-Fi even if there is nothing to connect, I change my Wi-Fi sleep policy to never and it has not disconnect so far. I'm on the Jan 18 build, lp2.kernal LP 1 modem
[Galaxy S II General] twigster:
You obviously don't fully understand what the CM team are doing here. The reason development is one way is because it is still alpha. They are too busy working out major bugs to deal with the constant queries from users at this stage of "this isn't working will it be fixed in the next version", as they have explained before. Therefore they won't respond to anyone at this stage regarding bug queries.

Besides, codeworkx has stated numerous times that until kernel sources are released, nothing else can really be fixed.

And yes, this is fully open source and customisable by everyone. The ics sources are avaliable for everyone to download and customise to their hearts content. So go and do it yourself then if you aren't patient enough and respectful enough to realise that you can't expect a developer to work just for you. They also have their own lives and what they have tried to do here is try to give us something to ease our inquisitive natures a little until something more finalised is possible or until Samsung release their firmware.

If you aren't happy with that, there is plenty of assistance all over the web on how to develop that you could learn. Go be inquisitive, and learn to help others better than you think the current developers are.
[Galaxy S II General] boggsterman:
Indeed, lawyers and rocket scientists often hang out in the upper echelons of society together, laughing at the terrible grammar and spelling of the mere mortals.
[Galaxy S II General] Net.silb:
Thanks for the response.

I saw a fix that you need to flash kp8 kernel, but that brakes some stuff and is risky.

If there is a different fix for the problem, let me know.

Anyways, this problem doesn't exist in 01062012 build, so I will stay with it until a build without this problem is released.
[Galaxy S II General] eamon0989:
Thank you, tried this, works perfectly except ext-sd, didn't realise I could flash GB kernels, thanks for your help guys
[Galaxy S II General] boggsterman:
Flashing the KP8 kernel is fine if you dont mind not having normal access to your external sd card. I mean, you can have access to it, but music app can't find anything on it. Anyway, just loaded latest build and not sure if the data problem is still there, i'm on wifi so i'm not sure yet.
[Galaxy S II General] Net.silb:
Those are leaked ICS kernels not GB.

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How to flash kernel via mobile Odin?

(I've never used mobile Odin and I don't have a PC around)
[Galaxy S II General] eamon0989:
I feel like an idiot now. Lol, good to know thanks :D
[Galaxy S II General] shayne77:
There's one fundamental thing wrong with what your saying (spoken like a true developer, are you one?) why release an Alpha then if they don't want to learn anything from us "noobs"? Look at what you're saying. If they're so sick of the crap and they get absolutely no benefit from us "noobs" or "idiots" posting in the wrong section or repeating what someone else has already said, why go through the heartache if theres nothing in it for them... anyway

To add to my comment before...

I also think the default reply "use search" is a kind of cop out...

C'mon xda's search feature isn't Google... it's not fantastic at finding what you need... also, you try searching on the xda app... you have to search across all threads...

My personal take on the developers here are:

Mate1 walks up to Mate2 (who coincidently have the same phone)

"Hey check out my cool new software I have on my phone that I made.." (cos this Mate won't know what a ROM is so he says "software" cos everyone has Windows)

"Oh man, that looks wicked!... how can I do that with my phone?"

"Oh yeah, search for it online"

"Ummm ok, but where?"

"Online.. there's a vague step by step guide on there... Jesus, don't you know how to f&#$ing use Google!"
[Galaxy S II General] kennyngo:
Common I have not seen any thing mention about usb connection in the changelog, yes I appreciate your answer, but if you think that it is borthering you, please do not answer it, this is not your responsibility so I will not put any comment or any fck complain on you guys, be nice to everyone and you will be happy with it
[Galaxy S II General] boggsterman:
It is actually, if you search on the website it's a google search. try it. however, i have to agree fully with the following two points:
[Galaxy S II General] elban:
IMHO: because they get a lot of thanks, and maybe some donations... and popularity (like "fred did ICS for the galaxy 34" on engadget...).
[Galaxy S II General] eamon0989:
Hey, sorry to keep asking questions but I'm having a slight problem, I flashed kp8 like told, than edited vold.fstab, then clears data from media storage, and rebooted, still can't get any access to SD card, here's my vold.fstab file, and ideas? Sorry again to keep asking questions

## Vold 2.0 Generic fstab

## - San Mehat (san@android.com)

##

#######################

## Regular device mount

##

## Format: dev_mount <label> <mount_point> <part> <sysfs_path1...>

## label - Label for the volume

## mount_point - Where the volume will be mounted

## part - Partition # (1 based), or 'auto' for first usable partition.

## <sysfs_path> - List of sysfs paths to source devices

######################

# internal sdcard

dev_mount internal /mnt/sdcard 11 /devices/platform/dw_mmc/mmc_host/mmc0/mmc0 encryptable_nonremovable

# external sdcard

dev_mount sdcard /mnt/extsdcard auto /devices/platform/s3c-sdhci.2/mmc_host/mmc1

# USB storage device

dev_mount usbdisk /mnt/usbdisk auto /devices/platform/s3c_otghcd/usb

(I changed from mnt/emmc to mnt/extsdcard like told to)
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
Haha, yeh. Thanks! How long does it normally take for nightly builds to pop up for download after finished build? 40 mins ago it was finished it looks like...
[Galaxy S II General] rodak:
http://download.cyanogenmod.com/torrents/update-cm-9-20120514-NIGHTLY-galaxys2-signed.zip.torrent

http://download.cyanogenmod.com/?device=galaxys2

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DO NOT LINK TO BUILD SERVER!!! :)

Remove the links, I learned the hard way, almost got raped by codeworkx :eek:
[Galaxy S II General] nsmart:
The more people spread direct links to the build servers, the longer it will take for build servers to sync with mirrors.

I have just checked 2012-05-14 nightly and there is no more bootanimation after entering SIM-PIN, but launcher settings are still missing.
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
Oh okey, the date confused me. It's the 15th here. :S
[Galaxy S II General] elektroinside:
The changelog
[Galaxy S II General] hIdd3N-:
looks like you haven't learned much.. Y DO YOU QUOTE THE LINKS?! :mad:
[Galaxy S II General] aurelien64:
Mobile Network issue

Hi,

First, thanks for the ROM and all the builds, you guys are amazing ...

Now ... :)

I have a small issue since I installed ICS CM9, there are some places where I don't get the network at all.

Concretely, I don't get network in the subway (Bangkok) anymore.

I worked there for months and stopped the day of my upgrade. I get network right before and after I get there. I receive full network if I use the same SIM in another phone. If I check manually mobile netwrks, I can find other networks but not from my provider.

Does anyone have any idea of some setting I have to change, hidden somewhere, or could it be some driver issue that doesn't support a certain protocol or such ?

Hehe ... I have no idea, if someone have I'm all ears :)

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II General] rodak:
Yes, I quote EDITED links, have YOU tried clicking my quoted links?

Only goes to http://
[Galaxy S II General] SimboXXX:
You should try different modems. I don't know what will be best for your area. Its a matter of testing a few.
[Galaxy S II General] usmanhaider101:
already on 14 nightly using Custom Rom app .. available in Google Play..
[Galaxy S II General] Juzman:
Hey guys, I've added "debug.sf.nobootanimation=1" to my /data/local.prop but doesn't seem to disable boot animation. Has this changed in CM9? Sorry if its already been covered.

On another note, anyone had issues with WiFi Direct? I can't connect to an S2 4G (running GB) on my S2. Not sure if it's an issue with CM9 or an issue with their phone. Just sits there saying "connecting" but never connects.

Sent from my Galaxy S2 using Cyanogenmod 9
[Galaxy S II General] birdy3:
Weather Widget

Hi,

User benmont19 sent a message and attached a screenshot of his phone. Does anybody know what is the name of weather and time widget?

http://dl.xda-developers.com/attach.../5/3/1/2/7/uploadfromtaptalk1336678551233.jpg
[Galaxy S II General] tipu2185:
Thanks for the reply mate. I hope they put it on there todo list.
[Galaxy S II General] Kaze105:
Its one widget called HD widgets.
[Galaxy S II General] sociojeje:
Is there any mod that enables email attachment download on 3g regardless of its size?
[Galaxy S II General] Byakuya88:
Mediafire mirror Nightly 14-5-2012:

http://www.mediafire.com/?zgrzek5f703g9kg
[Galaxy S II General] elektroinside:
I have no issues using the free email client K9-Mail on 3G, i can download any attachment of any size. Give it a try :)
[Galaxy S II General] eseregin:
Not full...

The full is here

update-cm-9-20120514-NIGHTLY-galaxys2-signed.zip

PT-BR: Missing Translations (android_packages_apps_Settings)init: Increase maximum number of Android properties to 372 (android_system_core)Enable Wi-Fi Direct Settings Menu. (android_packages_apps_Settings)Add required permissions and files for data (android_system_core)Telephony: Add HSPAP to getTcpBufferSizesPropName (android_frameworks_base)SimUnlockScreen: Explicitly register themeChange receiver (android_frameworks_base)galaxys2: set early video size on video recording (android_device_samsung_galaxys2)phone : remove ldpi drawables (android_packages_apps_Phone)

update-cm-9-20120513-NIGHTLY-galaxys2-signed.zip
[Galaxy S II General] Danwms:
General question related to music.

What are people using to sync music to your phone.

I used to use iSyncer Wifi to sync to my external SD card. Since this has now moved to a different location it is no longer working.

Any recommended methods of doing this?
[Galaxy S II General] sociojeje:
My work mail is exchange newer version which is not supported by k9. Enhanced email was good but it doesnt show which mail i replied. Cm9 stock email works great with newer exchange server.
[Galaxy S II General] Juzman:
I just plug phone into PC and copy mp3 files across to the Music folder.

Sent from my Galaxy S2 using Cyanogenmod 9
[Galaxy S II General] sociojeje:
That's how I do too. That's why I think it would be better to have folder browsing option in the stock music player :)
[Galaxy S II General] Juzman:
Mine are all ID3 tagged, so I just tap Artist -> Album. ;-)
[Galaxy S II General] aurelien64:
Thanks to put me in the right direction!

I updated to LPS modem through ROM-Manager=>codeworkx, I should have read more the original post ...
[Galaxy S II General] kmelkon:
i flashed the 11/5 nighlty and somehow how i lost my keyboard and lock/unlock sounds .. i dont why .. even though they are checked in the settings .. anyone had that ??
[Galaxy S II General] DAMAGE_INC29:
my phone wont completely boot at the latest nightly 5/14/2012..its boot up to the samsung logo and go back to recovery mode..anyone experience the same thing?

restoring back to 5/13 built
[Galaxy S II General] Danwms:
Yeah, im happy to do it that way was just interested to know if there was another way of doing it.

I quite liked the fact that I never had the need to plug my phone into my PC at all.
[Galaxy S II General] espalnds:
DTMF (tones issue)

I will tonight. Anyway because nobody else complained about that, I am pessimistic...

Updating is just launching the new zip file when booting from the Clockwork? Or do I need to reset anything before?
[Galaxy S II General] hazwheel:
Dammit, with both 513 and 514 nightlies, the extended power menu is broken for me. really can't see why, again, reboot offers me profile selection, power off offers me reboot menu. I havent changed the way I flash and going back to 512 has no problems :(
[Galaxy S II General] miketwn:
Im on 5/14 and everything pertaining to extended power menu is fine..It must be you....maybe a clean wipe for you is in order (i know that sux)...

EDIT: in 5/14 nightly the launcher options are still not showing in settings...fyi
[Galaxy S II General] Miracle1980:
Please fix the AUTO-BRIGHTNESS! Actually is the unique real problem on this rom...
[Galaxy S II General] 0355:
Wipe cache and Dalvik, if that doesn't solve ----> Wipe data/Factory reset.
[Galaxy S II General] hazwheel:
The layout of the extended power menu is incorrect for me, the icons don't correspond to the text and the selection I make performs the icons action !
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
Nope, format /system, /data, /cache and /dalvic and flash CM9 and Gapps.

After that format /data, /cache and /dalvic again and you should be fine...

First post in the thread you have instructions.
[Galaxy S II General] Danwms:
Been updating every couple of days since early April. On the last build I was using (10th) I was getting quite a ferw Kernel Panics for the first time ever in a number of different situations including.

When disconnecting from a bluetooth headset

During a call

When mounting USB

Just updated to the latest build, will see if this solves the problem. If not ill try and get some logs uploaded. Just interested to know if anyone else has had this with the recent builds. As I said this is the first time I have ever seen this and I have been using CM9 for a while now.
[Galaxy S II General] ivangs1:
+1
[Galaxy S II General] eseregin:
No problems here...

You have to make fresh install i think
[Galaxy S II General] frenchfried89:
trebuchet

Im on the 513 nightly and was going to flash 514 but I read a comment up there that made me think twice. I was going to update only so that I could see if trebuchet was back. What happened to the trebuchet settings?

*I went through the effort of finally becoming a member due to the fact that even with the search and browsing through multiple pages, I couldn't find out what happened to the trebuchet menu. I can't figure out now how to change settings to my home screen. (Adjust # of pages, animations)

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II General] hazwheel:
done the cache/dalvik thing already, really dont want the hassle of factory reset, like i said, going back to 512 doesn't cause me this issue. but i guess i will have to try that
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
Had numerous kernel panics too. Don't know why. Haven't changed anything kernel related
[Galaxy S II General] Danwms:
Just installed the latest an im now noticing that none of my widgets are updating.

Restarting a couple of things to see if it helps.
[Galaxy S II General] mredfern79:
I'm using iSyncr too. Just set the option to internal from the iSyncr settings and it'll use your removable sd card :D
[Galaxy S II General] Danwms:
Are you doing that in the iSyncr app or the iSyncer Wifi app.

Im sure I did that and it did not work.
[Galaxy S II General] alkoholics:
As temporary solution you can use app Lux Auto Brightness. My change brightness is abou 1-2 seconds. I´m waiting for cm9 solution too.

I find bug of application: When Lux Auto Brightness is enable so you can install application only from play store(market). When you can install application from another source(file explorer,..) so you must disable Lux Auto Brightness.