yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tapperace2010:
it works perfect:) were is beats audio???
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hazwheel:
I did not boot into ICS until after ALL the steps had been followed. just went advanced/reboot to recovery each time till done.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] robbo89:
ROM seems fantastic so far. Great work!

Reboot into recovery after flashing the ROM. Reboot into recovery after flashing stock Kernel. Flash CWM, but then no need to reboot as CWM opens straight away. Flash Stock Kernel + CWM and then reboot.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dmbkiwi:
After going through the kernel installation procedure, the yellow triangle has gone from the boot screen when booting. Is that correct? I'm not complaining, just wanting to make sure I've done it correctly.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hazwheel:
That is correct, not because of this ROM, it's a known way of removing the triangle.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dmbkiwi:
Thanks very much.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GaboWinter:
Just listen your music and there is ;)

It's just a patch, no appears on settings or anything else :)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] GaboWinter:
Ok guys the mirrors of v9.6 are out!! :)

ROM: https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B50FBi5Vve3lVFBMVjBuajhUS0NvZ3VwQjRZM3BIdw

Extra Downloads [Include Kernels, gapps, transparency and all the other stuff]: http://www.mediafire.com/?20c9tjvnkywav

Enjoy!

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] philipas:
I too am having this issue. I wonder whether v9.6 will fix.

Anyone else?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] everton2005:
Awesome ROM, the first ICS rom I have managed to get working without loads of FC :)

I took a 'brave pill' and did a CWM backup then backed up the contents of the phone, full wipe, followed the instructions to the letter and hey presto - it runs like a charm. I haven't installed the LPH Kernel (the second part of the instructions) though - do I need to do this or is it just to remove the yellow triangle from the Samsung splash screen?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aguerito:
Thanks like always west, a little more things to install but it definetely its nothing compare to the results!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jackie1234:
+1
[Galaxy S II Android Development] PatrickWu:
I didn't notice this...but I didn't flash LP6 as well.

After installation, found some apps in titanium weren't restored, and guessed it's something wrong with SD card and related to kernel.

Thus, SD was unmounted, and did restoration again. Consequently, it did.

Currently, all perofrms really well.

Many thanks, and great rom again, Westcrip...

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] PatrickWu:
As for triangle, you can either use jig to remove that, or just use app that mate suggested before (just search the thread, you can find it out...), or just read previous page where you'll find an answer.:D

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] kenkiller:
It's mainly to get secure sd working on LPH kernel. Following the steps lets you use the FM Radio app+secure sd, whereas if you didn't do that on the unsecure default LPH CF kernel you won't be able to install apps to sd from Market without unmounting sd.

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This happens if you did not do the 2nd part to flash the stock kernel etc etc.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sanderbos1402:
Just installed the rom. Restored my apps. All in all about an hour work.

But the result is great. Thanks again for this rom....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] browngeek:
Edit: nevermind, re read OP
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sanderbos1402:
Read about the troubles with hosting the files. I work for an IT company and can try to arrange some space, but i need to know what kind of traffic to expect on a new rom. Does anybody know how many downloads to exect? Especially in the first 24 hours? We have very good connection, but there are limits on the total amount of traffic....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tamsomlao:
Good job, all process performed, no defects :D found
[Galaxy S II Android Development] overmaze:
Hi there, quick question I flashed mine to wakui, but now i want to use this rom.

Now Im pretty new and unsure where to go from here, so i was kindly asking if you could maybe help a fellow dutchy out? :rolleyes::rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mikeyb123:
Just backup wipe and follow instructions easy as that mate
[Galaxy S II Android Development] davidle24:
Thanks for the explanation!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ybother:
Just follow the instructions add per post 1.

Remember you just need to reboot recovery when you flash the stock kernel, not reboot. Also you select on stock recovery with the power button. When you've flashed the touch cwm you need to select internal sd (this is really your external).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] overmaze:
Quote wish it was that easy for me, kinda new to this :p.

Flashed mine with a youtube tutorial, but cant seem to figure it all out for now.

But its ok, np thx anyway :).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mikeyb123:
If it wasnt so late and i never had work i would make u a video tut. Maybe someone eles will help you with that but to be honest if u read the instruction its so easy you just need to follow them instructions step by step properly
[Galaxy S II Android Development] PatrickWu:
You caught me! :D

Yes, I didn't read the changelog, and try it now, thanks...

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] bundi22:
any tips when installing vertumus ics 4.0 theme, just remove the aosp apps from the vrtheme folder so it only thermes settings, framework and systemui??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] meaxx88:
Could someone please help me with this very strange problem.

Since I have been using this rom from of 9.2 the lockscreen has not been working, although I had set up a 4 number password.

However since 9.6 it is finally working! Only the thing is, when I boot up the phone is asking for a password that I am not able to enter because I don't know what this password is. It is not the same as the one I set up on previous builds. Could someone tell me if there is a way to get past this lockscreen and/or why it is asking for a password I never entered before?

Thanks in advance! Since this way I can't do anything.

ps. this happened after I restored via titanium backup
[Galaxy S II Android Development] romano19:
tks Weschip!

i have a quick question: i install rom first or must install "stock LPH kernel, CWM.zip and LPH Kernel+CWM to your external sd" first? tks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mikeyb123:
Westcrip said

Attention !

Don`t replace System UI.apk - otherwise System UI is crashing

So not sure u should try
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mikeyb123:
Install Rom first. Download the 3 files lph stock cwm ect place on ext sd after install rom reboot cwm and install lph stock . Cwm. Lph kernel+ cwm
[Galaxy S II Android Development] FabricioGS:
V9.6 is just pure awesomeness, can't believe this is still based on a Samsung beta :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iqzy:
Guys my camera doesn't work....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] samoelito:
yeeaah.. another resurrection time. Thanks west!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aguerito:
If i change dpi, on next reboot keeps stuck on samsung logo :(

Scroll on launcher is laggy, this time not happy west, going back to 9.5 :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sachs:
Is the ics final? Hahaha...perfect...thankkkssss
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dbanzon:
Install REMIX main base .zip

Install GAPPS_FOR_REMIX (don`t use GAPPS 10-11, doesn`t work good on v9.6)

Install GAPPSFIXER

Wipe cache partition

Wipe dalvik cache

Fix permission

Reboot (at this stage it may take a while for first bootup, because we have wiped cache. It needs to rebuild it, so don`t panic. It may take a while)

Hey guys it'll be my first time to flash an ics rom. Before i flash this rom i was wondering what this 'fix permission' step is. Thanks for any info help.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shadowofdarkness:
Awesome work on 9.6, I no longer have to swap kernels to switch between FM Radio and MHL.

I have one issue that I would like to know if anyone else has with MHL output.

When I plug in the adapter video starts working but I get no audio until I turn the screen off and back on.

It does mute the phone speaker right away on adapter insert though.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] killnotes:
Fix permission is an option to be selected when you boot into recovery mode
[Galaxy S II Android Development] outbr3akxal:
If you go to the recovery menu, under Advanced, you will find Fix Permission.

Click it and then it should fix any FCs. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ibsonic:
Hey guys,

How can i get the black UI back in settings etc.. Just like 9.3 ??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] PatrickWu:
You can find the answer for why need to "fix permissions".

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1251296

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] darshanbangre:
Phone getting too hot...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kenkiller:
The easiest way to do multiDPI, have done it many times works every time regardless of what kernel is being used. Done before you even flash the file. Of course, some will prefer to use an app inside Android, but I like my first bootup to be 160 DPI. :D

Install 7-zip archive manager

Use it to open the main Remix v9.x zip.

Navigate to /system

Double click build.prop, if it asks use what app to open select Notepad.

Look for this line "ro.sf.lcd_density=240". It should appear twice in the file.

Delete the first one that appears, then edit the 2nd one to whatever value you want, for me I change it to "ro.sf.lcd_density=160".

Save the file, close Notepad.

7-zip will ask you that file has been updated, do you want to save changes to archive. Say yes. Let it update. Close 7-zip.

The zip can then be flashed and you'll get whatever DPI u want from the get go. :D

This method can also be used to remove whatever apk u don't like before flashing, but I would recommend not to do that if you don't know what you're doing. :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BULL3TPR00F:
Has anyone else noticed that the touchscreen is much less responsive now in 9.6 than in the previous builds?

before, scrolling in menus (ex. settings), was always very quick and smooth almost dead on and instant to touch input, now it seems like there is a slight delay.

Also, ive noticed this with previous builds and never understood why there are two gallery apps included (standard 3d gallery, and i think the samsung gallery)

Other than that, everything is working perfect. excellent build!

EDIT: just noticed that my phone started getting quite warm without me even doing anything on it :S
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kenkiller:
Scrolling appears the same for me. No noticeable change.

Both Galleries belong to stock Android (Samsung modded it for their own use i.e. motion panning), just that one came with Gingerbread, the other one comes with ICS.

The old GB version of the Gallery works when trying to change lockscreen wallpaper. The ICS version doesn't - that's my guess why they're both in there.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rebels71:
Or u can just download "build.prop editor" and change it regardless of what kernel is being used.

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thats strange, work for me though!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BULL3TPR00F:
Its not an extravagent delay, its BARELY noticeable. maybe its just me, but it seemed much more responsive before.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Xaltotun:
Like buttah! - BUT -

This ROM is like buttah on a hot muffin :D

Only gripe I have: Thumb Keyboard 4 does not work (with 9.5 either). I wrote to the developer, and that was his answer:

The keyboard is fully compatible with ICS. Maybe the force closes are caused by an Android installation bug. Please uninstall the keyboard, reinstall it and reboot your device. (note: I did this, and it did not work)

If you're running a custom rom, please check with your rom maker if he has set the SDK property in the build.prop file to the right value (14 or higher). Some rom makers try to fool the system by using other values. This can cause compatibility problems with some apps.
​

So what is this SDK property thingie? Can I do something to be able to use my much beloved Thumb Keyboard app?

I can also put whoever wants to look into this in contact with the dev.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kenkiller:
Our value in build.prop is "ro.build.version.sdk=15".
[Galaxy S II Android Development] FabricioGS:
There's no CWM touch anymore? Why??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Xaltotun:
LOL, OK, I will write back to the dev! :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] samoelito:
Why i can never get rid of the screen flahsing after locking with crt on? Its annoying...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BULL3TPR00F:
Another thing i noticed is when you start the camera it makes a buzzing noise (and u can feel the phone vibrating lightly according to the buzzing sound)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GaboWinter:
Finally i'm finish the flashing, so my report:

1.- I have a SD external but i'm had to follow the steps above, i really don't know why but after that everything runs perfect

2.- I'm change dpi manually via Root Explorer to 160 and 184 without any problem

3.- To end, just one question, why if CRT disabe be applied, can't stay without message in lockscreen?

Continue the testing and the feedback

wes, amazing work as usual! :D

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Yeah that's true. Somebody knows what happen? :) I assume that's not possible flashing last touch kernel, the one that use with 9.4 and 9.5...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SNICKERD:
data

I just downloaded and install remix v9.6 and follow all instructions, including the new lph cwm recovery. I still can access my data plan. Some one, please tell me what i'm doing wrong or what i need to do to get this data working. I'm new to this andriod flashing. Moved from WM 6.5, but GREAT ROM rock solid!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] overmaze:
Is there any of you guys kind enough to help me guide through this proces?

Im really eager to learn about this, and since i just got my phone id really want this one. I have a little experience in it, but willing to learn so im caught up.

I know this is kinda weird to ask, but id highly appreciate it if someone would help me.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Bleh, stuck on boot logo after changing to 160dpi as well. I'll give it another shot, but if that fails I'll crawl back to a previous version. Everything looked nice untill the dip change though, so nice job.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GaboWinter:
Mmm you change manually? In that case you erase the extra line that refers to DPI? I did this way and everything goes well, i change to 160 and 184...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bunnybash:
installed the new kernel and cwm... trying to reboot recovery to install 9.6 - but there is some counter going crazy at the bottom of the screen... just gone past 9000... no sign of stopping and no button stops it, and no touch of screen stops it... should i just pull the battery?

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oh crap... with the warnings about kernel it made sense to me to install kernel first... so i did, now i got some crazy thing going on with rebooting...

the first post should be updated to include clear instructions to install ROM first - then kernel...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BULL3TPR00F:
Is anyone else having any issues installing some games?

I did the steps for the full working LPH kernel exactly as it says, but some games give me a not installed error.

unmounting SD card makes the apps install fine.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] PatrickWu:
Installing rom first is common sense.

Is your first time to flash rom?:confused:

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Did the same thing twice now, although I'm not quite sure what you mean with "refers toDPI." Must be me, but it hangs again at the boot logo. Time to switch to a workable version. :)

EDIT:

I did remove the second dpi line that is set to 240 if that's what you mean. That didn't work. Just to be extremely sure, I tried is once again (for a third time) and the phone just hangs after the reboot. I guess 9.6 doesn't like my phone.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] brojoe11:
Outstanding work Wes

Absolutely the very best version yet. Thanks Wes. You were right. This one is special...:D:D:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] PatrickWu:
Have you followed the instruction of flashing kernel and cwm?

Before seeing the changelog, as I supposed every time installation should be same, I had some apps not installed.

Thus, took same solution to unmount SD card, and it did. Now, these files are flashed sequentially.

After that, I had ar test to remove one app that not installed successfully before using unmount SD, and tried to restore it from backup, and yes...

Although Westcrip said SD issue been solved in this version with LPH, it still needs an additional solution to be completed.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] GaboWinter:
Yes sorry, i don't give you the name of the line, is build.prop and yes the second must be erased.

Maybe if you flashing all again?

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
No worries, glad enough that you're trying to help :)

I did the flashing all over again 3 times and the problem remains. Adjusted the first line to match 160 dpi, and deleted the second line that referred to the dpi. Tried it on another SGS2 a few minutes ago and that resulted in the same problem.

No luck. It worked fine up to this version, so I don't see how I could do it wrong now. I'll have to wait for 9.7 for this to be fixed I think. :D

EDIT:

Tried the same thing for a fourth time with 184 as dpi, deleting the second dpi line and the phone hangs at the boot logo again, so I'm reasonably sure that it's impossible for me to change the resolution with this ROM.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gunnz04:
so you will need to mount sd card to install some apps??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BULL3TPR00F:
sorry but did u even read my post? the first thing i said is i did exactly what westcrip said to get a full working LPH kernel with the 3 files he supplied. but its still not allowing me to install (some/all?) on the sd.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GaboWinter:
That was my case on 9.5 some apps don't install unless i'm unmounted SD and clean data of the Market, right now in 9.6 only restore my backup from Titanium, so i don't install yet any "big" app but with Titanium or ROM Manager i don't have any trouble...

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] GaboWinter:
Mmm it's really an strange case, i really don't know why you can't set DPI, btw i assume that you follow all the instructions of wes, step by step...

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] naxos:
Thanks again for your work..my only problem is I can't see my applications in market...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dbanzon:
just finished flashing this rom. Seems to be smooth. I followed the instructions but im having trouble with titanium backup. It seems im able to restore data, but not app. I also have to unmount sd card to install an app from the app market (do i have to remount the sd card afterwards?). Also a couple of questions from an ics newbie,1) is there no smart dialling in ics? 2) is there a way to make number of unread messages and missed calls appear on dock messaging icon?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BULL3TPR00F:
seems like after flashing the 3 kernel files A SECOND time has fixed my problem
[Galaxy S II Android Development] surfer3000:
Market app disappeared

Sorry solved my problem already
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GaboWinter:
Mmm with the issue of Titanium before of restore apps go to settings (of titanium), restoration settings, restore backups to... And select internal storage.

About question no.1, no, well it's not implemented in this ROM in the thread are some answers for that, the solution? You could try some third app from the market, search as 'dialers'

Right now with Nova Launcher noy, maybe a third app too like Go Messages of Go Launcher but i don't know anyone for the moment, sorry

:)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] GaboWinter:
Mmm try rebooting and fix permissions...

You install gapps and gapps_fixer?

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] GaboWinter:
Mmm with reflash i think yes, you install gapps_fixer? Follow all the steps?

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Yeah, it is strange. I did follow all the steps and can dream them by now.

Trying a different approach now (I don't give up easily). Wanna see what happens if I edit the dpi in the ROM before I flash it (like someone else has done).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GaboWinter:
Before you flash the kernel? Maybe works, this is a about testing and the feedback help us to everyone! :D

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] PatrickWu:
I did...I just wanted to describe the case I encountered, and double made sure if you did install these files.

Sometimes, it probably results from sequential installation so most solutions used are flash again.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] naxos:
I try to fix my market and I lost it..and know I don't have market
[Galaxy S II Android Development] PatrickWu:
Fashing three files...

Before - yes, using unmount SD fixes the problem.

After - no need to do that.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] tvhak:
market is now called play store. google changed that.

so look for play store not market
[Galaxy S II Android Development] PatrickWu:
Tried to find Play Shop...

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] adam1741:
Flashed black theme. And SMS is not black theme anymore?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
And then there was light!

So changing the dpi for me wasn't possible using the regular method. I had to do it by modifying the ROM before I flashed it. My SGS2 now runs in 160dpi again and I'm a happy camper once more.

Many thanks to kenkiller for showing the way, and thanks to GaboWinter for giving me some extra motivation to keep trying. And of course many thanks to wes! :D

Anyone else having similar issues should hurry to this post : http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=23382418&postcount=11316
[Galaxy S II Android Development] davidle24:
+1, it didn't change for me either.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tankrider:
I like the look of the black themed one as well, extracted the Mms.apk from the 9.4 Rom and it seems to be working ok so far ;)

Awesome job with 9.6, running perfect!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] naxos:
i know that thank you,but i lost it when i try to fix to see all my applications after restore with titanium
[Galaxy S II Android Development] PatrickWu:
Sounds weird, but please try to check if vending.apk is in your system/app first (as enclosed) using root explorer.

If not, try to find it out from the forum and download it, or send me PM.

Sent from my Galaxy S2 using Westcrip's latest ICS