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[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] elesbb:
Google how to make updater zip for clockworkmod.

And i havent the slightest idea the advantages/disadvantages of different file systems for ROMs . Nor do i know the default . lol . i will google that because now you made me curious xP thanks :P lol

---------- Post added at 10:50 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:04 PM ----------

okay adding on to this ...

I googled and the default type is yaffs2 .. i do not know if you can change the format type ... well i know you can however i am not sure if it will be able to boot android . im gonna give it a shot using the updater script to change the format type and see what happens .

EDIT : Found this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1467507 and from what ive read in there it doesnt seem as if it will something to do with MTD and emmc .
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netchip:
Hey!

Could you tell me what the bugs are?

Thx!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GamersForceHD:
Great Work

any bugs ore changes on cm9 base ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Actualizador:
hi have any changelog? or are mismatch on CM9 ..any screenshots? ..

Thanks..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sam razzy:
I guess this as the Sam's bug which found in CM9...

BUGS KNOWN...:

1.video recording

2.MTP storage

3.Tethering(wifi)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paradoxxx:
Good job!

Envoyé depuis mon GT-I9100 avec Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] akira.pwr:
Super Koud! Thanks for your work, I'm downloading now!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] koudd:
Specific for sgs2 no, not that I know of, There are a few small features missing like the ability to choose macro mode and such in camera app. But I did include patch to get full 8mpix photo. AOSP bugs are included :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bluefa1con:
i suggest you put a better and mature post with all the details or this thread will be spammed by noobs
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bclark:
Hey, lookimng forward to this! Good job

Are you looking to strip out CM features as you get more and more stable? Similar to this?That would be incredible, good luck and I'll be testing later.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] koudd:
Yes, it is possible. I am thinking about including some patches from linaro (mostly performance) and if there is something I miss from CM I might try and include it. I also want to try and implement some features of my own like use menu key for multitasking. It depends on how much time I need to spend on my studies :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] golcheck:
have problems installing it

in cwm got message:

assert failed:get prop("ro.product.device") == "galaxys2" || get prop(ro.build.product") == "galaxys2"

E:Error in /sdcard/download/koud-AOSP-4.0.3_v06.03.12.zip

(Status 7)

Installation abortet

I thought there might be error during download but I downloaded it 3 times (2 directly to phone and 1 to PC)

any avdice?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pahardie:
I'd download it again (different pc or browser). Or turn off signature checking in cwm.

Likely a corrupt download though
[Galaxy S II Android Development] koudd:
It is not an error with the download, it is a mistake in the assert generation on my part. (I must have assert check turned off when I flashed)

edit: What rom are you coming from? It looks to be a mistake in install script but at the same time I can't replicate this coming from cm7.1 or cm9 with asserts enable/disabled and signing enabled/disabled. I have included SHA1 hash sum of the update.zip in first post so you can verify that the download is not corrupt.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] golcheck:
Comming from latest CheckRom. Tried disable/enable asserts and signing but with no luck. Will try download it one more time
[Galaxy S II Android Development] koudd:
Can anyone else confirm if the rom works? so It is not just working for me.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buzzboy:
Tested and working fine.

I once had the same install error, solved by flashing cm7/9 first, rebooting, then wiping and installing again ,and the problem was solved. It's def a script that conflicts with Cm/Samsung.

Regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] golcheck:
It's weird that I have to flash another rom before flashing this one....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buzzboy:
Another cause is flashing recovery through Rom manager:

http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/40120-q-status-7-installation-aborted/

Cheers
[Galaxy S II Android Development] koudd:
Thanks for the info, I guess it could also be that the rom got a bad cwm installed. Flashing cm7/cm9 before installing other rom might be good habit. Wish samsung would have a real recovery partition and not a ramdisk hack...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mikk_:
For example removing facebook app from your phone. If you are even using it. I learned that facebook is so poorly programmed that it's causing "wakelock" that is chewing up your battery.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] koudd:
new version is out 21.04.12, added gps improvement fix, tiny patch to camera app and updated kernel with touchscreen sensitivity patches :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gvoima:
Yay! Thank you. I'll be testing the gps intensively in the evening. Kudos for

patching the sensitivity ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vlk239:
Hi Koud, I finally get working your rom.

and have one question, how can I remove the 'quick toggle menu'? I don't like it ;-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] koudd:
Thanks, hope it works well for you, report your results :) for me it became a lot faster and also better reception (I can get signal after 5-10 sec in my room even :P)

Sorry there is no settings to disable it unless you remove it from framework and recompile. If you don't short press the settings button in notification you wont see it ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haramizuki:
i'm using aokp resurrection remix 1.5 and i really want to try your rom cos i think aosp has better batt life than aokp. do i need to flash cm9? or can i just flash your rom over my current one?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] koudd:
It should be fine to flash my rom over your current one (probably need to do data/cache wipe though), hope you will get better battery life :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Creutz:
Really good job with the ROM, haven't noticed any severe bugs or something like it yet!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haramizuki:
another question, is stock kernel cm9? is it completely no root? won't i be able to use titanium backup and other rooted apps? thanks :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] koudd:
The kernel is my own fork from cm9 with some patches I have picked from else where. Yes there is no root but it is possible to get root, see mikk_ post http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=24791232&postcount=169 , if you upgrade the rom you need to reflash the root zip to get root again. Hope it works for you :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sahidmiah:
Koudd .Would u b kind enough let me use ur kernel try in different rom please
[Galaxy S II Android Development] koudd:
Sure, no problem. I am curious, what rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wess786:
I saw this ROM had no root and installed Siyah 3.1.2, it's fine now, right? Because I haven't noticed any problems yet while running it one day.

Great ROM.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sahidmiah:
I m on hydrogen ics aokp
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haramizuki:
does someone have a mirror on gapps for this rom? maybe a dropbox link? :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haramizuki:
love the rom but sometimes i get random reboots. :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wess786:
I don't have. When do you have these, for example?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haramizuki:
when i lock the phone. and one time when i hold the power button to turn off my phone but i paused for a while because i was thinking if i'd turn off my device or not, and then the bootscreen suddenly showed.

i'm not sure if bbs or cpu is the culprit. i uninstalled them a while ago. now using bbm only. will report if uninstalling bbs and cpu spy solved the issue.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] koudd:
I use both betterbatterystats and cpu spy and have not had such problem. Have changed any settings in Galaxy S II settings or similar?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haramizuki:
nope. didn't alter any settings. all stock settings and kernel.

Usually on bbs, when charger is unplugged, there's a notification that bbs has been granted by SU or something. So when i unplugged mine, there was no notification from Su and after some seconds it rebooted. it happened twice. using stock kernel too. I tried abyss last night, didn't had any random reboots but i think deep sleep on stock is better so flashed the rom again :) no random reboots as of now after uninstalling cpu spy and bbs. :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haramizuki:
Oh btw, made a sig for your rom :)

anyone who's using koud's rom is welcome to use it ;) will make more when i have the time :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wess786:
I'll use it, was waiting for a signature of this ROM! :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mikk_:
Is anyone else than haramizuki and me having random reboots when unplugging charger?

I think it has something to do with upgrading from older version of this rom. I'm not certain about this but when I updated to new version, I started having this problem. It could be some app that is causing this also.

Full wipe and clean installation of the rom solves the problem for me.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wess786:
No I don't, I came from resurrection remix.

Verstuurd van mijn GT-I9100 met Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haramizuki:
same here. i did a full wipe, system format and dalvik cache. i charged my phone this morning and didn't have any random reboots. dunno if i should install cpu spy and bbs again. i think i'm okay with bbm for now.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wess786:
What's BBM, I know it's also BlackBerry Messenger but you probably don't point to that, do you?

Verstuurd van mijn GT-I9100 met Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] koudd:
Thanks it looks very nice :D

Thank you for the report, I have not noticed this myself but my install is not so old, i did clean wipe for V04.04.12. Are you using ics bootloader that is recommended in the cm9 thread? I remember there was a "unknown reference" message when unplugging charger while using gingerbread bootloader.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haramizuki:
oh sorry, that's badass battery monitor. was used to typing bbm since it was used on other threads :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gvoima:
The GPS is so far A LOT better. Outside I get a fix under 5 sec and it's accurate to 5m in maps. The physical location seems to be very accurate also. The compass doesn't work, is this part of the "doesn't work list"?

Sensitivity patch helped also, as this is now again usable.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mikk_:
Infact I am using gingerbread bootloader :D. Haven't noticed any other problems with this but good to know. Thanks :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haramizuki:
i think so? how would i check if i'm using the recommended bootloader? . but um.. so far, no more random reboots since my last report. :thumbup:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mikk_:
Did you update your phone to official ics via samsung kies? Or flashed ics rom through odin with "update bootloader" option ticked on?

I didn't because usb jig would not work after that. Correct me if I'm wrong.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] haramizuki:
i flashed it through Odin by following a tutorial i found by searching Google but i don't think there was a step about ticking 'update bootloader' though.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mikk_:
Then I think you have the gingerbread bootloader like me.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] samgalaxys2:
@Koudd could you please update the from with the default task and file managers I am using es file explorer and a task killer now but I preferred the default ones.

Tried restoring backups from another ics rom but did not work

Fix these and I will be happy to make a donation to you for developing the best nexus like from so far.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] koudd:
You are talking about Samsungs stuff? Aosp does not have a file manager or manual task manager (other than force stop apps in settings). It is managed by the system automatically, killing stuff with 3rd party task manager will probably drain your battery life. And I believe those samsung apps will not work on aosp, sorry :/

btw I do not take donations :P
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gvoima:
Did you change the modem in the newest version? I'm getting connection problems (slow data connection or no connection at all) and it doesn't show the operator name anymore (I'm on a virtual operators network; Saunalahti).

The same problems that was there before LPQ modem, samsung fixed some stuff in it.

I'll revert back to V30.03.12 at the meantime.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AvRS:
It doesn't touch the modem so will be the same as whatever you were already using.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gvoima:
Can be that my CSC was changed. Had that problem before, but the mmi codes to change it does not work. I'll try another kernel too.

Edit: I flashed 4.0.4_v30.03.12 with cwm over the current one (21.04.12, didn't clear anything) and the data works perfectly now and shows the correct operator name. Something else had to be changed maybe by accident, other than the patches.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gvoima:
Well it seems to work now on the newest rom again. There was some problems with the network and with my luck, just about at the same time I flashed it :)

And the name shows roaming operators name, because you seemingly added a spl configuration fake_home_on for 24421. Doesn't bother me. Good work!

The cm9 gapps seem to have an update available.

edit: oh, and for those who are wondering. You can actually change the operators name string (the one that shows up in lockscreen and notification menu) in the /etc/spn-conf.xml file if you like. Just add a spn="name_here" attribute in the current spnOverride tag, this overrides the EFspn string (service provider name).

That is, if your operator is listed there for a reason like Saunalahti, it uses fake_home_on because it's a virtual operator.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] umermajeed:
is the dialer in this rom multi dpi supported or does anyone have a phone apk that i can use with this rom at custom dpi
[Galaxy S II Android Development] naddie:
Thanks for this ROM! Every phone that works with an AOSP based ROM (such as CM9 and AOKP) should have a stock Google experience ROM like this! Stock all the way down to odex optimizations and unrooted. Basically a Nexus experience with much better hardware.

I hope to see this ROM on the SGS3, as well as the other popular phones (HOX and HOS).

I may get the S4 version of the GS3 so here's hoping a port for that as well (Tmo US version).

Thanks again!

BTW, this ROM should be in ROM Manager!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] naddie:
Finally got to flash the ROM. I like it, but was surprise to see the settings button does something unexpected from stock Google Android.

Pity. There isn't a stock Android experience like the Nexus for any other phone besides the Nexus itself.

I was hoping for such a ROM on the S2 (awesome specs) because none of the nexus phones comes close (especially when it comes to the camera).

Still a nice ROM. The "extras" should be an optional add on, though.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] koudd:
Turned out I missed notification toggles so I included a patch for that, and I also patched camera to have longer delay until it releases focus. Other than that this rom does not contain a lot of patches. When I created this rom there was not a lot of pure aosp roms out, but now there are plenty of roms floating around. Sounds like you want something like this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1604366 might be worth a look if you don't want those toggles :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] naddie:
I have to admit, in a practical sense, I love what you did. But it saddens me that not many truly stock Google experience ROMs out there for more devices.

I'm no developer, so it frustrates me even more that I can't do much about it. I'd like to see a stock Android experience ROM ported to many devices and be distributed and updated easily via ROM manager much like how CM9 is.

I find it akin to a clean install of Windows, OSX, or Ubuntu.

I'll check out the link you provided. Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] koudd:
Turns out most developers user their phone in a practical sense ;) It is hard to create a "stock" experience since Google bundles proprietary things in their roms ( it is not a 100% AOSP rom, they have close source patches). In the end we need to add HW patches to make it work on sgs2 and from that to add notification toggle seems like a small step (since for me it makes the device more usable in the same way enabling hardware does). I saw you posted in the CBR rom thread, glad you liked it :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] koudd:
This rom is now out of support, I have removed all download links and there will be no more updates. Maybe in the future I will look into creating a JB rom but for now I have no time or plans on doing that.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] akira.pwr:
I had the same error, coming from LPH stock with CWM recovery, have I to flash a CM9 before?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] koudd:
Yes, or you could edit the install script to remove the property check. I think just installing cm7 or 9 zip, go to advanced in cwm and choose reboot recovery should be enough. Don't think there is any need to boot into cm
[Galaxy S II Android Development] krarvind:
Hiya Mate,

Pls check your pm.

Cheers
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sam razzy:
Is this Rom not working??? :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AvRS:
You need to be a bit more helpful with your questions, have you tried it?

I'm watching this thread as interested to see an AOSP build by someone other than a couple of bickering school kids.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sam razzy:
Here there is no report about its working... I won't try .. my net is too slow tl download!!

I'm waiting smeone to report...!!!:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AvRS:
Yes there it's on the previous page, see below. I think I'll be having a look tomorrow or Saturday if I get bored as really want to use AOSP.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] slashvanyoung:
Great ROM! As far as I can tell, there are the same bugs as with CM9. But if you can live with that, then you're getting an awesome stock ICS experience here.

But why isn't the kernel rooted? I couldn't get super user access and flashing various CF-kernels failed.

That, sadly, was the deal breaker here, so I had to go back to CM9...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] koudd:
There is root (su), adb root will restart adbd with root permissions so you can push/pull files all you want (well adb remount is also needed) :) This is the standard aosp su, not from cm with superuser.apk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AvRS:
Was just looking at the install script as you suggested and should it not be "GT-I9100" not "galaxys2" as I'm sure that's what's stored in Samsung ROM's? Or am I thinking of something else? Either way I'll give it a go tomorrow and see what it's like as I'm gonna have lots of free time waiting around for a delivery on my day off :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] koudd:
yes it should, there should be more than just one value there. I did proper application signing with release-keys for the first time with this rom, when doing that i must have lost the asserts.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AvRS:
Excellent, will give the ROM a go tomorrow and have a play. Looking forward to seeing the development on this one :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AvRS:
Installed this morning with the updater script change and installed first time perfectly. All I did was wipe data, cache and dalvik, flash the zip, flash g-apps and then reboot. I moved from HyperDroid XILA2 and had no issues and still using the KI4 modem with no issues noticed so far.

All I can say is this is as pure as they come :D

Now I've just gotta work out some little things like getting my apps back and using custom ringtones, it really is a new experience lol
[Galaxy S II Android Development] slashvanyoung:
Ah, so that's why I had reports about an existing su binary, yet no app could get root permissions.

So I could push/pull files via adb, but how could I grant an app (i.e. an ad-blocker) root permissions? Would "adb root" allow for that, too?

Anyway, I was heavily contemplating getting rid of the S2 for a Nexus, but work like yours restores some faith. I can easily see this becoming one of the most popular ICS ROMs once the CM-related bugs have been ironed out. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] koudd:
Yes, adb root would give adb full root permissions so you can remount to writable system partition and push/pull files all you want :)

Thanks :) yeah nexus would be nice but I don't want to spend that much money :P (bought my sgs2 secondhand when nexus was released to get a good price ;)) Unfortunately I am not that good at writing device drivers but I will try and help teamhacksung team with whatever I can. MTP will probably be fixed as soon as we got kernel sources, either from samsung or xplodwild. Video recording is still an issue, hope we will get fix for that (might use camera libs from gingerbread).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AvRS:
I installed a file manager that I took from another ROM and after selecting the emmc the all my music, ringtones, pictures and videos have been picked up in the music player, sound settings and gallery. Was an extremely easy fix :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] koudd:
It will scan emmc for media automatically it just takes a bit of time to do the scanning since it has some mtp error all the time... once scan is complete it is fine though.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AvRS:
Oh ok fair enough. Working like a charm anyway just can't use titanium backup but that's fine for now as it's been stated before.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netcitizen:
titanium backup restore should work if restored to internal storage.(if that option is fine for u)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] koudd:
Updated first post with new build v.10.03.12 + changelog + updated text with "rom philosophy"
[Galaxy S II Android Development] golcheck:
hmm... there are no toggles... also in power menu there is only option "power off" and "aeroplane mode". No option to reboot the phone :-( apart from that rom is smooth like butter and very fast! battery life is also good
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AvRS:
They're all CM9 features not AOSP and koudd always stated he'll keep it as close to the Google experience as possible which he has and this is currently the purest of AOSP ROMs I think.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] akira.pwr:
A pair of reboot, but this rom works fine, I miss toggles on notification bar, but I'll keep this rom, is really fast and smooth. Good job Koud.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] koudd:
I think I miss that myself so I might include it in future version
[Galaxy S II Android Development] akira.pwr:
Edit: I haven't reboots, only freezes (and not so much), but seems only using Facebook messenger, I have to reboot pushing power button, I can live with it, don't worry. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] scottwallacesh:
Just the best ROM available

This is the ROM I've been looking for. AOSP, slick, fast and rock-solid.

I'm glad to hear that you're thinking of adding the toggles because I miss those too -- but not enough to be too upset. ;)

(if the big 'G' decides we shouldn't be able to toggle... who are we to argue?)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] scottwallacesh:
Or maybe have it as an add-on? e.g. as a .zip-overlay, if possible?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vlk239:
RW system

Hi koud, I always see after reboot /system, and others FS mounted as RW, I think this is unsafe.. where I can change this to RO as default ?

and I have second question, is it possible to use with this rom original samsung kernel where is working everything ?

also thanks for this ROM.