yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II General] winstonl:
no i haven't. swapping out the kernel seems like a very daunting task to someone new to this haha. any reason why only I am getting this problem on CM9 kernel?
[Galaxy S II General] tomurbanowicz:
How to answer the call in this ROM by middle button?
[Galaxy S II General] mihaixp:
Why do they still push nightly builds if there is a stable version out? They fix bugs (I am aware that not even the most stable ROM in the world is bug-free) or do they fix some and bring new ones (so it's a no-win situation)? I mean, these newer nightly builds are more stable than the stable version?
[Galaxy S II General] coversnail:
CM9 nightlies only include bug fixes now, no new features are added.
[Galaxy S II General] techfreakgag:
Auto Brightness

Does the auto brightness still suck in the latest nightly? And what about the slow data transfers through usb ? Are these issues still present in the latest cm9 nightly?
[Galaxy S II General] mihaixp:
So there is a certainty that no other bugs are brought back (or new ones, for that matter) by doing these modifications to the code?
[Galaxy S II General] TBagwell:
The auto brightness is now good. Reactive and power saving. :)

For the data transfers I am afraid we can't wait for anything, it's the way the phone is mounted by your PC (if I am right).:angel:
[Galaxy S II General] coversnail:
Nothing is certain apart from death ;) With any bug fix there is a possibility that it'll cause problems elsewhere, the actual changes that have been introduced since the stable release are fairly minor and very unlikely to have introduced an important bug
[Galaxy S II General] fede_79:
Reactive like Lux Autobr... ? How much time take to change brightness?

Inviato dal mio GT-I9100 con Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II General] kmetek:
is this a good ROM? :D
[Galaxy S II General] $wissdroid:
Haha :) The Best Rom in History for S2 ;)
[Galaxy S II General] cru5h:
Does this CyanogenMod 9 rom has option to set answear incoming calls by fiscal home button? I don't found it...
[Galaxy S II General] rizyl:
Hi,

I have set my "mp3" as ringtone.

If somebody call me, my ringtone (mp3) play once and stop, but it should play once again and again, since I answer the phone.

How fix this ??
[Galaxy S II General] anshmiester78900:
Guys can we use USB ON THE GO feature on CM9 ?
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
https://www.google.se/search?q=ANDROID_LOOP&aq=f&sugexp=chrome,mod=8&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
[Galaxy S II General] edbertin:
Swype phone icon on screen to left to reject the call or swype phone icon on screen to right to attend the call, if you have a mobile phone calling you u can swype phone icon up to send sms too
[Galaxy S II General] rizyl:
@chrismalla

work, but i must edit every mp3 if I want to change ringtone :(
[Galaxy S II General] cru5h:
He asked as me about answear incoming call by fiscal button (home button). It is possible in CM9? On stock rom we has that ability.
[Galaxy S II General] rodak:
No
[Galaxy S II General] californicated:
Since flashing stable I get some reboots, no need to enter pin again. It happened the last time a few hours ago. I've attached the log, maybe someone of you can help me :confused:
[Galaxy S II General] rattapp1:
Wifi Trouble

Have you or anyone else found a solution? Non is working for me, not the one of Setting different Hostname, nor various "fix"-apps.

It keeps retrying over and over again, while my Router sometimes even tells me Mobile is "connected" - althought I cant establish connection in Browser or anything.

Same problem in every other wifi, where original ROM (and Cyanogen in the beginning, too!) worked fine.
[Galaxy S II General] tkpault:
CM9 on GT-P1000T

Installed the stable version of CM9 a couple of days ago on my old Samsung Galaxy Tab 7. Working really well.

Using GO launcher to reclaim so of the screen real estate that wasn't being used with standard launcher. Only problem I have is now I can't get Telstra connection while at work. When I leave work it comes back. On the Overcome 7 - 2.3.6 version it was fine. Only noticed this once I moved onto the ICS & Jellybean builds. Was going to upgrade to the newest nightly build but don't see the point now. Will wait for a stable Jellybean version.
[Galaxy S II General] Deeco7:
Every time I try to switch wifi off, it automatically turns on, I've tried rebooting, but same issue.
[Galaxy S II General] cornholio_rules:
Well, then keep it up! It's not a big problem, you already found a workaround.
[Galaxy S II General] Teejai80:
I'm still getting 2-3 RIL crashes a day, strangely most are in the afternoon too.

Has anyone found a modem that plays nicely for Telstra in Australia?
[Galaxy S II General] trixnix:
Hi im kindly just wanna ask i flashed the latest cm9 stable in cm site.

But my camera autofocus/focus not working? Is it a known bug?

Thanks

- Tapatalked!
[Galaxy S II General] californicated:
Working for me ;)
[Galaxy S II General] Dannius:
Hello,

I have installed the newest nightly build (19 AUG) of CM9 on my GT-I9100. With the Stock ROM, I had pairing problems with my car navigation / handsfree / radio system (Renault TomTom), which I do not have with CM9. However, I am now facing problems with the access of my car system to the phonebook. When I established the pairing, the phone asked me whether I would grant access to the phone book and SMS. I always click "OK" and "remember", but, however, the car system does not find access to the data, so I cannot use the car system to call someone, but would have to establish the phone connection by handling the phone. Placing calls that way works equally well as receiving incoming calls, or media streaming.

With the stock rom, I did not have problems with my car system accessing the contacts on the phone.

The problem appears with both the CM and the siyah kernels; thus it is not a kernel problem.

Does anyone know a solution?

Thank you in advance!

Dannius
[Galaxy S II General] Honzze:
For everybody with RIL or baseband/modem problems with Vodafone Italy:

I'm using XXLQ5/XXLPS RIL together with XXLPS modem now.

This combination seems to be rock solid/stable for me. Since then no RIL crashes, decent data connection, no interrupted calls and good battery life.

I've tested quite some combinations, and finally I found the correct one.
[Galaxy S II General] rizyl:
I have question.

Why CM9 still don't support videocalls??

It's hard to do this ?
[Galaxy S II General] winstonl:
is there a way to select 3g mode only

Is there a way to use 3g ONLY in CM9

i.e, not auto 2g/3g but 3g only?
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
samsung proprietary.

aosp doesnt support it.
[Galaxy S II General] TA123:
Strangely enough it works!
[Galaxy S II General] heartsdales:
Hi, how do I check my modem version?

And also... how am I suppose to know which modem suits me the most? :confused:
[Galaxy S II General] highdiver_2000:
Screenshot before you start. After data wrote, restore with the help of screenshot from Play store.

Sent from my ICS GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II General] sahibunlimited:
*#*#4636#*#* > phone info > wcdma only
[Galaxy S II General] Harsha Raj:
Also with the help of widget buttons.

Oh it's sahib :beer:
[Galaxy S II General] dorongr:
I'm using one without a problem

My network provider uses only GSM for their 3g network (2g is only CDMA), and I'm running cm9 since the beginning without any problems.
[Galaxy S II General] Lownita:
Does it really make sense to match ril and modem? I have some strange connection issues with fb messenger and I think it might have something to do with me changing ril. Anything else works though.

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9100 mit Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II General] deimdos:
Settings\About phone\Baseband (=modem)

Which is better? you'll have to try it by yourself... I have never experienced any RIL crash with this phone (I'm using XXLPQ modem with XXLPS RIL I think) but looks like results are different for any other country/carrier

Cheers
[Galaxy S II General] :
no. only if you have ril problems.
[Galaxy S II General] heartsdales:
Alright~ thanks for the answer brother :) cheers!
[Galaxy S II General] kicksilver:
Weird, I thought there were no more builds after the stable release.

That's good, because I spotted a few bugs in CM9 stable.

But nevertheless, the ROM is awesome. Much much better than stock Samsung bloatwareland.
[Galaxy S II General] danielalarcon:
Some CM9 latest nightly (aug 19) issues remaining

First of all, my first post on XDA ever :)

Now, to my update, the Aug 19 nighly fixed a lot of issues regarding stability, there is more RAM available and better behaves better too, now, there is an issue that appeared after aug 8 nightly, even on the stable release, and that is that every time I do a clear cache in CWM, when it starts, wether I install an update or not, Android updates all apps.... (like the first time I installed ICS), the thing is, it didn't happened before, after aug 8.

The aug 15 issue not reading media files, is indeed fixed. thanks!

Another minor issue I see, from time to time I see the operator name in the status bar (expanded), goes from "claro" to "OPERATOR CLARO" to "OPERATOR CLARO laro"

Before aug 19 build, the status bar showed empty from time to time (fresh restart), not seeing it in the latest build! thanks!

I hope I can see the build getting more and more stable before jumping to JB, I prefer to wait as the latest post (CM google+ profile).

Keep up the good work!
[Galaxy S II General] Jarnz:
I know this is a bit late, but thought I'd reply anyway. On Telstra Australia here too and the only modem I've found that works well without disconnections, battery draining, or phone overheating is XXLPX, but I'm in a rural town not one of the cities. The default Telstra modem was the worse I've ever used.
[Galaxy S II General] htchd2sucks:
yes..although it has been said, and said, and said.... many times in the last million posts of that topic, that is true.

They said that they will only be "bug fixing" after the "stable" that was in the nighly build repository(ie version 9.0.0 something)...

But actually I seen some bugs that were not allegedly corrected in the following NC, without even indicating that in the "changelog" (talking about the "top bar appearing only after a few seconds; also reported by someone else a few pages ago).

And reading the changelogs, it seems that there's still some new stuff going on...

Anyway I think now there's a quite stable version officially there, it seems to have moved away the zombies attention to CM10...

:cyclops:
[Galaxy S II General] DLAddict:
What is the frequency of the "nightlies" now?

I haven't seen any updates, although there are pending items for the next nightly build.
[Galaxy S II General] htchd2sucks:
Why would you ask?

"nightlies" are made when it's done, or when required.

Anyway current version is stable and there's no new features added in nightly so what do you expect from an "update"?

Do you think that tomorrow's nightly will add the feature to cook popcorn with your mobile?

:confused:
[Galaxy S II General] kanchanray:
Battery issue in CM9 stable

I have installed the newest stable build (10 AUG) of CM9 on my GT-I9100. With the Stock ROM. I find the battery drainage very high compared to Sammy's ICS 4.0.3. I'm on wifi most of the time though. The Android OS is taking about 35-40% of the juice and the stock EMail client takes the max of that. I do have 5 mail IDs checking every 15 min).

Can anyone help with some tips? Also - will K9 be better on the battery? Any help will be greatly appreciated.

cheers!

/KR
[Galaxy S II General] DLAddict:
Thanks for your response.

I assumed nightlies would be created every night, regardless of changes.

I'm aware that there is a stable version,

and I'm not expecting NEW features.

But I certainly would want to get the new bugfixes,

although most of them seem to be just documentation:

http://changelog.bbqdroid.org/#galaxys2/cm9/next
[Galaxy S II General] californicated:
Yes. BBS shows a huge amount of alarms for stock email app. Switched to K9 and everything is fine :fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
5 accs every 15 mins? thats crazy.

higher the time and your battery will last much longer.
[Galaxy S II General] winstonl:
sweet thanks! but there's no toggle button for an easier way to switch to 3g only on CM9?
[Galaxy S II General] californicated:
Gallery displays wrong pictures, opens the right one after a few seconds. I'm on "stable" build, what to do?

EDIT: Cleared data, working :)
[Galaxy S II General] nsmart:
It was explained here:

cyanogenmod@google+

"CM9 nightly builds for devices that don't receive a CM10 nightly will continue (for the meantime) but we are changing the timing on them to be once a week instead (aka weeklies)."
[Galaxy S II General] DLAddict:
You could use the Elixir app.

It has a Mobile network toggle (2G/3G/4G).
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
Will you tell me what 3G really is? HSPA, HSPA+ and HSDPA are all in the 3rd generation mobile networks category. It's really a SOUP! When a "H" is displayed at the statusbar, you're connected to HSDPA or HSPA or HSPA+, as far as I know. I have not really gotten "3G" for enough time to check what I'm really connected to, can it be GPRS? GPRS isn't even 3G, it's 2G. And what's 4G, or LTE, because 4G doesn't really exist yet, LTE is the stepstone up to 4G. Explain please.
[Galaxy S II General] Aroldoa:
HSPDA /HSPA(+) is an evolution of 3G, using the same tecnology, 3G is an evotlution of 2G also knew as EDGE (don´t know the diferences).

GPRS was the first one and the comunication was done in packages with slow speed.

S2 doesn't support 4G but it will work in high speed

GPRS - 100Kbps

2g - ~200kbps

3g - 800k - 1,4Mbps(depending of tecnology)

4g - 100Mbps
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
What's "3G" in status bar then? And what is "H"?

EDIT: 3G seems to be UMTS:[category] and H is either HSPA/+/-DPA
[Galaxy S II General] vivek1038:
I am not sure about this but 3g means upto 3.6 mbps, HSPS means upto 7.2 mbps ,HSPA+ means 14.4 mbps and HSDPA means 21.1 mbps.

thats what i know . Correct me if i'm wrong
[Galaxy S II General] Aroldoa:
yes, when 3G appears in status bar, it means UMTS and H(+) means HSPDA.

Here in Brazil with the bad service, my status bar change in every modes you can imagine deppending the place of room I go. :)

---------- Post added at 02:36 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:33 PM ----------

in theory you are right
[Galaxy S II General] nsmart:
Under system settings -> about phone -> status -> mobile network type

you see the corresponding hdspa category -> HSDPA categories

This tells you how fast your internet connection theoretically is at the moment.
[Galaxy S II General] chrismalla:
Then H in the status bar means I have a faster connection. I've always thought I get better speed with H.
[Galaxy S II General] Nojevah:
Hello,

I've not seeing this mentioned in the known issues, but it's an annoying bug.

FYI, I use the stable CM9 for GSII. I've installed it with success (respecting guide).

The bug: when i click on "missed calls notification", these missed calls don't appear. Rather annoying if you don't know who tried to contact you. :/

Do you know if this bug is known or fixed in nightly build ?
[Galaxy S II General] EB10000:
Hi

After trying some stock based roms, I"m now ready to give CM a chance.

My questions probably been asked already, but I couldn't find the answers for them, so just to be clear:

1. Which version should I install? The stable or the 19th nightly?

2. Does the Wifi hotspot work on CM9? (I ran into some threads where ppl claiming that there are problems)

3. Can I use Triangle Away with CM9?

4. If it is not recommended to use TB to restore apps, which other tool can be used instead just to backup and restore non system apps?

5. Finally, can someone please explain what is the meaning of this comment: "Make sure you're running ICS bootloaders lower than LPH!"? Let say that I"m currently on stock rom 4.0.4 LPT, can I safely flash CM9 using CWM? How to check my bootloader?

Many thanks
[Galaxy S II General] Spiralzz:
1.) Install latest nightly.

2.) Don't know. I think it works, but give it a try and see.

3.) Yes, you may use Triangle Away.

4.) You may use TiBu, but remember not to restore system data.

5.) Follow the noob-proof instructions on the first post, and you won't need to worry about your bootloader.
[Galaxy S II General] Darkmind1:
1. I am not sure on this point, but CM team stated that they would release the stable version, which has been out for a while and, later, if required, nightly builds to fix bugs. So I'm guessing you should take the latest Nightly.

2. I am running CM10, but when I tried the stable I've had no problem with tethering.

3. Triangle Away is safe, used it so many times on my own device on CM9.

4. Shouldn't really backup your apps if you ask me, it's way better if you just reconfig your phone. Also, if you spend, let's say 1-2 hours to configure all of your apps, means your phone will run continously and it's a good occasion to see what the battery life is like.

5. Bootloader is what enables your phone to boot into the operating system. Since you are running stock 4.0.4 Kernel I recommend you NOT TO ROOT AND USE CWM RECOVERY AT ALL. LPT is one of the Kernels that is KNOWN to carry the MMC-superbrick bug, unless you have a sane chip, which you can verify with Chainfire's "got brickbug" app. To solve your issue, simply flash the CM9 Resurrection Edition (Odin version) via Odin, flash the nightly (or stable version) of your choice, then google apps. You can flash Google Apps directly after flashing Resurrection Edition via Odin, doesen't really matter in this case, as long as you're on CM9.
[Galaxy S II General] EB10000:
Thank you spiralzz and darkmind for the reply. I have Siyah kernel 4.01 on a stock LPT, The "emmc check" app from the market says my chip is Sane and Chinfire's app only says the chip is unknown.. So I assumed I got a super-brick proof phone (was only purchased 2 weeks ago). As for tethering, if someone could confirm that is working on the latest nightly that would be great (what are the chances that tethering was broken by post stable nighties?)

Thanks
[Galaxy S II General] samurai1337:
The link at the first page is wrong, it should be this instead:

http://download.cyanogenmod.com/?device=i9100
[Galaxy S II General] gsanchez:
I researched this thread but found nothing. Here's the question: does anybody have problem with sound while listen to music and receives SMS/MMS/email?

I have this behavior: if I'm listening to music (I use PowerAmp to that) and receives SMS/email music stops for a few seconds while playing my notification ringtone, but suddenly music is back playing together with ringtone but strident, then music back to normal sound but low volume. Pausing and playing again through phone and volume normalizes. If i receive a call, music completely stops, but when call is ended music returns normally but again volume is low.
[Galaxy S II General] cocchiararo:
it also force closes when you rotate the phone.
[Galaxy S II General] Mone181:
I know is a known issue but I used search function with no results..may be I used wrong words..

However...How can I mount my external sdcard in the old position to show it on external_sd instead of navigate to /mnt/emmc? thanks

and sorry again if hundreds peopled already asked it.
[Galaxy S II General] navodwickra:
adb works when you put the phone in to recovery. Then copy files via droid explorer you dont have to boot up the phone to copy files to it
[Galaxy S II General] barrist:
you probably have to alter vold.fstab, same way that people used it to get mount it at /mnt/emmc when kp8 was being flashed.

but like that fix, things like media scanner won't be able to scan your external sd.
[Galaxy S II General] Mone181:
Thanks, I think I can wait to new build or kernel to fix it instead of do something over my knowledge, I will learn it when I'll have more time
[Galaxy S II General] alexeiw123:
Is it a known issue where there is a notification of a voicemail, but no new voicemail, ans unable to clear it without rebooting?

I've had it about 4 times in total, since the original alpha release. Currently on the latest. So not very frequent.

No biggie though
[Galaxy S II General] IakobosJ:
Where are you from? I get this when my phone roams onto the Orange Network in the UK.
[Galaxy S II General] seapoint:
~Manage Apps

~ALL

~Phone

~Clear data

~OK
[Galaxy S II General] davemuir:
After using this build for 24hrs, I can say that I love it.

I was sticking with the 6th Jan build as I had data issues with the recent builds and the external SD card trickery was a bit frustrating.

Data works now, GPS is VERY slow (even with A-GPS) to fix, but it works and battery life seems even better as the phone drops to deep sleep more than before.

The ADB issue is a bit annoying, but it's not enough to put me off.
[Galaxy S II General] Ramelov:
Has anyone noticed that there is a new 01252012 build? It has some LP6 updates.

Wysłane z mojego GT-I9100 za pomocą Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II General] Ogy77:
Anybody flash latest build 01252012?
[Galaxy S II General] runebinder:
Downloading now
[Galaxy S II General] Bene2k11:
Just flashed. Works fine, but nothing special.
[Galaxy S II General] manups4e:
is there a way to calibrate g-sensor and accelerometer? i can't play games..
[Galaxy S II General] olieebur:
I have this problem and it is a bit annoying. I haven't tried it in the latest build however, but my temporary solution is to put the phone on vibrate/silent while you listen to music so there will be no interruption.
[Galaxy S II General] davemuir:
I can't see any differences to the build from 24th.

Works well.

edit- hahaha I just noticed the 'prohibited relationship with horse' tag.
[Galaxy S II General] Ibsonic:
What is the battery lifetime at this moment ??
[Galaxy S II General] stormtroopercs:
Pretty bad for me. Here's my life so far
[Galaxy S II General] runebinder:
Installed the new build, had a few issues, all solved bar one.

Maps FCing> Uninstalled, reinstalled and now fine.

Facelock was the same, set it up again and fine.

Media duplicated in CM Music app, so cleared Media Storage data, went to Dev Tools app and did Scan SD card in Media Provider which is what I did the last time I had this issue, however doesn't seem to be scanning my MicroSD and the library is remaining empty.

Also noticed now when opening Maps I don't see the GPS icon in the notification bar (it is turned on), and in GPS Test, no satellites are found, where as in the 24th build I got 2 and had the icon.

Edit: Wasn't being patient enough, Music app is starting to show tracks. Taking a lot longer than when this happened on the 18th build to re-populate though.
[Galaxy S II General] Spiralzz:
That's for CM10. This is the CM9 thread ;)
[Galaxy S II General] samurai1337:
Ah...sorry about that :( I thought I was posting on a CM10 thread :eek:
[Galaxy S II General] KQ9:
This ROM is stable as ****! Perfect. With V6 Supercharger, animation scale set to 0.5x in developers menu, stock kernel, and I dare say this ROM is greater than all out there. Perfectly combines stability, bug free, and speed. CM10 is great but no where close to this in terms of stability and every day use.

Recommended to anyone who doesn't want to spend half of his week looking for a stable working phone without problems :good:

Great thanks to Codeworkx and everyone helping out with this ROM.
[Galaxy S II General] #illidan:
Umm no! A nightly is as the name suggests built every night. Now new nightlies get bug fixes & its no more nightlies but weeklies.

No problem here. It doesn't appear even if you go to the call log from the Phone app?
[Galaxy S II General] koodiifin:
Nooooooooooooooopooooooopoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
[Galaxy S II General] MacDrunk:
Any ideas why WiFi direct is not present on send by (any menu)
[Galaxy S II General] #illidan:
Because there isn't an app which you can use to send files integrated into the ROM like how it is on stock ROM's. Use Wifi shoot from the market but be forewarned that it can only used to be send pictures & videos for now.