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[Galaxy S II General] MaKTaiL:
Where did you get this? It's not on Check Fus nor on Sam Mobile. :confused:
[Galaxy S II General] Przekret:
Source: sampro.pl or http://twitter.com/#!/sampropl
[Galaxy S II General] MaKTaiL:
Hmm, too bad it's for T-Mobile.
[Galaxy S II General] Brotuck:
Did anyone else try calling (for a longer period) with bluetooth on LP9 ?

I am getting disconnections and reconnections all the time, very annoying
[Galaxy S II General] qqqqqq0:
which modem best
[Galaxy S II General] olavopb:
Everythink ok here with bluetooth...

Long conversations without any problem.
[Galaxy S II General] whiskerp:
Check out NELP2 - but it depends very much on your carrier and their parameters. NELP2 is tuned for 3 in the UK and seems to work well with T-Mobile/Orange who share with 3. It gives me a better signal than XXLPS which is in all the newer builds.

Peter
[Galaxy S II General] Hidr0*:
What you mean?

works well on my end
[Galaxy S II General] ducy1:
Guy, who had SOD bug, can you please tell me how to produce it. I would like to try it.
[Galaxy S II General] roswell782:
Flash LP9, stay with the stock kernel. Put your phone in your pocket without touch it for a long time (at least 1 hour) and you should be good to reboot it manually.
[Galaxy S II General] Hidr0*:
After a few hours using LP9 my device gets hot, no running apps in the b/g, ill reflash LP8... havent seen the so called SOD.
[Galaxy S II General] Honzze:
The second time it happened with my phone I didn't even have to wait that long. I just let it on my Desktop for about 20 minutes without touching it, and I had to reboot. I think it depends on how many wakelocks the installed apps are causing. It might even never happen on phones where you get a lot of wakelocks. So I think massive Facebook users won't see this as often as we do... :D
[Galaxy S II General] rizdroid:
LATEST UPDATES

Australia/Telstra (I9100T/LKJTEL)

I9100TDVLP4/I9100TTELLP2/I9100TDVLP3/I9100TDVLP4

Austria/Orange (I9100/LKAONE)

I9100BVLPB/I9100ONELPB/I9100BVLPB/I9100BVLPB

Czech Republic/O2 (I9100/LKAO2C)

I9100XWLP7/I9100O2CLP1/I9100XXLPS/I9100XWLP7

Ireland/Meteor (I9100/LKAMET)

I9100XWLP7/I9100METLP4/I9100XXLPS/I9100XWLP7

New Zealand/Vodafone (I9100/LKAVNZ)

I9100XWLP7/I9100VNZLP2/I9100XXLPS/I9100XWLP7

Poland/T-Mobile (I9100/LKAERA)

I9100XWLP9/I9100ERALP3/I9100XXLPS/I9100XWLP9

Serbia/Vip SRB (I9100/LKATOP)

I9100XWLP7/I9100OXXLPH/I9100XXLPS/I9100XWLP7

UK/H3G (I9100/LKAH3G)

I9100XWLP7/I9100H3GLP3/I9100NELP3/I9100XWLP7
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
Just dropped in quickly to say that nobody should use the XWLP9 firmware. There is a critical bug which I was advised of before the firmware even hit the server so I didn't even bother to release it.
[Galaxy S II General] gambith:
Run Fix Permissions in CWM Recovery, worked for me.
[Galaxy S II General] rizdroid:
Just to let users know... a list of official firmware is available @ https://sites.google.com/site/rizandroid. It's a compilation of the ones mostly reported (213 so far) @ http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1089874

BTW, I created a PowerShell Script that checks Sammy server (using Check Fus) 24/7, every 6 min, based on that list and reports new updates as soon as they are available on FUS - Firmware Update Server (Kies/Check Fus). Users can follow @SGS2Update, browse that profile's timeline or look for #SGS2_Upd_Checker hashtag on Twitter to get the info reported by that script.

Cheers!
[Galaxy S II General] Marcb:
I've been following your tweets and it's been awesome... really nice way to let us know when a firmware is released!

Parabens cara, muito bom!
[Galaxy S II General] rizdroid:
Thx a bunch. I've been trying to do my best. ;)
[Galaxy S II General] Xeodus:
Updated from LPQ to LP7

Just updated to LP7 (UK - SIM free) from LPQ and it all works like a dream (both with CF-Root):

- no wipe required, everything intact

- scrolling sensitivity much improved

- I'm very happy! :D
[Galaxy S II General] Mittaa:
Following u with big joy ... u'r hours ahead of Sammobile site and app ;)
[Galaxy S II General] natzy85:
Hello everyone,

I have a colleague at work that didn't got the update for ICS via KIES.Is there some way to get it besides ODIN? He also has no root or no intention to root it.

The question is how is it possible to not get it after waiting for so long? The phone is from Romania unbranded. Thank you!
[Galaxy S II General] drelite08:
I too had sleep of death and rolled back to LP8. This firmware needs removing from this post.
[Galaxy S II General] whiskerp:
If you sync your contacts into your Google account they restore ok.
[Galaxy S II General] Honzze:
Yes, I'm also surprised that it's still on the first page. Even Samsung is still rolling it out, look at the Poland T-Mobile version.
[Galaxy S II General] Barthlon:
guys. one thing really holding me back from ics is the new taskmanager implemented. it might sound stupid, but i really really really hate the fact that you now have to confirm every single time you want to force close apps...

also i don't like the fact that the ics lockscreen vibrates on unlock, no matter what setting. and that a keyboard logo appears in the statusbar when the keyboard is in use.

do you guys have fixes/alternatives for my problems? this might just give me the push in the back to try an ics rom once more. because i DO love the new mail and gmail apps/+widgets and some other stuff :p

thank you.
[Galaxy S II General] victorator:
It doesn't vibrate in Samsung ICS roms. Only in AOSP/AOKP/CM9

---------- Post added at 10:12 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:59 AM ----------

Slovakia

Added: 2012-04-27 09:48:34

Model: GT-I9100

Product Code: GT-I9100LKAORS

Version: Android 4.0.3

Modified: 2012-04-10

HIDSWVER: I9100XWLP7/I9100OXXLPH/I9100XXLPS/I9100XWLP7

Filename: GT-I9100_ORS_1_20120410205358_msxe6ew2m8.zip.enc2

CRC: 1201134371
[Galaxy S II General] CoinCoin88:
Crap... battery life was much better than LP8 for me :( And haven't seen any SoD since the flash 2 days ago. Only remaining bug is the dialer crashing if I restore my contacts data (which I am forced to do, anyway, so I was already planing on a rollback).

Samsung, you're really playing with my nerves :(

Now wondering if I should go back to LP8 or try LP7, maybe batterye life will be better...?

---------- Post added at 10:24 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:20 AM ----------

yeaaah... but I'm not doing that, for 2 reasons (actually, maybe even 3)

1- I *really* don't like putting all these personnal stuffs on my G account (name + adresses + mail + phone numbers + fb accounts +...)

2- I don't know how the sync will handle the contacts associations I have (paired fb+phone contact+haxsync)

3- I already hate having the little symbols on the right of a contact that shows "phone", "facebook", "haxsync", "google" or anything else... And if I sync them with G I'll have yet another icon for all my contacts, and I don't want to ^^(more of an aesthetic "problem", but still... :) )
[Galaxy S II General] Barthlon:
thank you for this info. one point of my list. do you maybe have some insight on any of my other issues? :)
[Galaxy S II General] victorator:
The task manager does not ask you to confirm in firmwares lps and below.

The keyboard icon in the status bar is an ICS standard and as far as I know it will be there, I personally like it but my main rom is still XWLA4 (although I check every ICS rom that comes out hoping it's good enough to switch for good). The issues you mentioned are not bugging me at all... it's the ICS browser. So laggy & so slow compared to GB. Just open up youtube (desktop version) on ics and gb and compare it side by side, the difference is huge.
[Galaxy S II General] kaitec2002:
Yippee :D

Orange GT-I9100P is out

SGS2_Upd_Checker 07:52 GMT *NEW FW* UK/Orange (I9100P/LKNORA) I9100PBVLP6/I9100PORALP7/I9100PBVLP6/I9100PBVLP6
[Galaxy S II General] Barthlon:
ah, so maybe task manager features will change (back) in the future. or at least it should be possible to edit/tweak or replace the apk :P

the last issue is one that is probably also solvable with a file edit/tweak...

i'm on xwla4 as well and it will probably take a while before i switch to ics permanently...
[Galaxy S II General] rizdroid:
Austria/Unbranded (I9100/LKAATO)

I9100XWLP7/I9100ATOLP2/I9100XXLPS/I9100XWLP7

Germany/E-Plus (I9100/LKAEPL)

I9100XWLP7/I9100EPLLP5/I9100XXLPS/I9100XWLP7

Kazakhstan/Unbranded (I9100/LKASKZ)

I9100XWLP7/I9100OXELP7/I9100XXLPS/I9100XWLP7

Slovakia/Unbranded (I9100/LKAORS)

I9100XWLP7/I9100OXXLPH/I9100XXLPS/I9100XWLP7

UK/Orange (I9100P/LKNORA - model w/NFC)

I9100PBVLP6/I9100PORALP7/I9100PBVLP6/I9100PBVLP6

Source: @SGS2Update
[Galaxy S II General] fred_up:
You don't need root to flash a new ROM with Odin.

If you need root to flash a ROM, then how could we flash chainfire's modified kernels that give us root.

You do need root if you are going to use Mobile Odin.
[Galaxy S II General] ricnar456:
but the new taskmanager is impresive you can return to any configuration window, any state of the any program, in the old task manager by example when you are writing a mail and change to other program, and return to complete the task, the mail program start from zero and you loose all, inclusive copy paste between programs is dificult.

Use the new task manager, perserves the state of the programs, in the exact point you let, when you return you can continue the same task at the same point, the program start in this same point is incredible, the old task manager is crap.

ricnar
[Galaxy S II General] victorator:
It's good theyre pushing out LP7 and not LP9 at least...

How about the next LP with a fixed kernel and LP9 functionality added Samsung...
[Galaxy S II General] Tungstwenty:
I've been using the Chrome browser since it became available and I made a switch to ICS, and there are a couple of things I like about it when comparing to the stock browser I was using before:

the seamless integration with your desktop browser, including bookmarks, history, etc.

the fact that when you click on an area with a couple of links piled together (not bothering to zoom in) will display a small zoom area so you can clarify which hyperlink you meant to follow

it can download all file types, whereas the other one only worked for files with proper associations to apps (you can now save .zip, .tar, etc. directly instead of requiring a download manager)

nice management of open windows/tabs

The main thing that could be improved is the text reflow when zooming in, but the GB stock browser only had limited functionality (the landscape trick) and the new ICS version not even that, so Chrome doesn't fall behind.
[Galaxy S II General] marsexpress:
Yeah, never understood why the stock browser doesn't have continuous reflow at any zoom level, HTC style, really miss that!
[Galaxy S II General] ThomasAstor:
Ics ota uk

Hi All

Two night ago, 2AM, Samsung asked me if I wanted to upgrade to ICS OTA.

I did. 253 mb over wifi. 13 mn. Installed. Worked fine.

I9100XWLP7 (4.0.3) UK Virgin [which is Tmobile]

Until the morning when I found that all my contacts were installed individually. Over 400 of them as Tel, emails ..

Beforehand, I did two backups of all my contacts, sms..

The sms were re-installed, but without pic face of contact.

And all contacts were split individually.

I cleared the contact data storage and re-installed twice. Same results.

Any idea of how to re-install my contacts backup properly?

The rest seems to work properly. Although, I really dislike the fact that ICS separated Contacts from the phone window. Silly really.

Thanks
[Galaxy S II General] kaitec2002:
Orange ICS GT-I9100P

Just installed it via Kies ( had to reinstall Kies because it crashed ) :rolleyes:

Not looking to bad so far didn't wipe or Factory reset before or after and not had any glitches or battery drains scrolling seems OK since I rebooted was a bit choppy before.

Android Air Beam is installed but can't test it until the missus gets her phone updated. I'll see if it works then and report back. And the screen seems to be just as good as GB on this . I did install the UK Sim free ICS update and the display looked a bit pixelated and not as sharp as GB

Would love to see this without all the Orange bloat on it though.
[Galaxy S II General] kaitec2002:
Wouldn't that get rid of the NFC part though ?
[Galaxy S II General] victorator:
Not LP9 !!!

LP8
[Galaxy S II General] nebucharonious:
I flashed the kernel with the CF Root kernel, which worked, but then it rebooted and the logo came up (with triangle of course) and then disappeared. and then nothing...???

please any help on this?
[Galaxy S II General] Mr. Droid:
Will this work on the Bell version ? i9100m ?
[Galaxy S II General] 99nirc99:
Do I have to wipe? and what wipe? data wipe from recovery??
[Galaxy S II General] seghier:
hello

here other links with torrents

http://samsung-updates.com/
[Galaxy S II General] srikat:
Skype doesn't work yet (for me or everyone?). Get the message "Cannot sign in...Your Skype Name and password were not recognized. Please check and try again."

Also sync in wunderlist is not working.

Other than these, everything else is fine.
[Galaxy S II General] 12078215:
Would be interested to know the answer to this if anyone has an idea?
[Galaxy S II General] chargen2:
I had a similar experience after trying to upgrade from XWKK2 or XWKK5 Intratech frankenstein firmware. I left it for over 30 minutes. Eventually gave up and did a full-wipe, re-flash and all is OK now.
[Galaxy S II General] sohebq:
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B3vJQtURk5A4aWo5NW5xWjlSenlhQnctSm5FLXB4dw/view?sle=true

Installed this version without wipe through CWM. Damn, laggy like hell.
[Galaxy S II General] manimans:
Same here, its stuck at the Yellow Triangle screen. I flashed using oding 1.85 'PDA' for the Rom and Kernel. But no goood... HELPP!!!!!! Cant even go to recovery
[Galaxy S II General] Dcr33P:
9100G

Hi,

i am new to this forum :) I recently switched from my HTC Desire with MIUI ROM to the Samsung Galaxy S2, which is unfortunately the 9100G version of the phone. I was hoping that the ICS update will arrive on the G Version to, but it seems that is not the case.

On sammobile.com, there is even no mentioning of the todays ICS update, the same with samsung-updates.com.

I searched this forum very deeply, looking for 9100G posts, but there is just no reliable info if the ICS update will ever be released for 9100G.

Thanks in advance.

Dusko C.
[Galaxy S II General] blackhand1001:
It will get released at some point. If anything the omap version will be easier to make because a lot of it is used in the nexus which is the reference device for ics.
[Galaxy S II General] wezza1979:
this is incorrect, if your going to help people make sure you know what your talking about. triangle away only works with the ics bootloader. there is two solutions:

flash old bootloader and use usb jig.

keep ics bootloader and use triangle away.
[Galaxy S II General] mstuebner:
Why don't you use Titanium Backup? Then the only thing you need to place are widgets on home screen?
[Galaxy S II General] cyberundertaker:
noob

Hi, i have a few questions.

I'm from croatia and my phone is sim free.

PDA: I9100XWKI4

PHONE: I9100XXKI1

CSC: I9100OXFKE1

Rooted with cfroot

do i need to modify anything on my phone to flash this ICS?

if yes...what?

Does this rom supports croatian language (hrvatski)

Do i need to flash ICS and then root again or the root remains?

Please help me.

Tnx
[Galaxy S II General] Bandit1988:
ICS install for dummies

Hi all just a few noob questions, (apologies)

Currently my phone has stock GB 2.3.5, it has never been rooted.

With this ICS official rom that I'm downloading, do I just need to put the tar file in the PDA section of Odin,and just flash the phone? Or do I need to download the kernel as well?

Also after install will the yellow warning triangle come up every time I switch the phone on?

Any help would be much appreciated on these :)
[Galaxy S II General] fredphoesh:
skrik wakker en gaan kak in die mielies kerel!

only kidding,

i couldnt resist being vulgar in afrikaans... been listening to the new Die Antwoord album today.

enjoy it, im downloading at the mo...

Mark.
[Galaxy S II General] superspacey:
so if i am going from a non-stock rom (CheckROM), do I need to boot into recovery to and wipe before using Mobile Odin to flash this?
[Galaxy S II General] sokre10:
Hi guys,

My galaxy SII has android 2.3.5., Kernel version is 2.6.35.7-I9100JPKJ2-CL655700root@DELL143#2

Build Number: Gingerbread.JPKJ2

The phone itself isn't rooted or anything, the firmware is stock updated via kies from 2.3.4.

I think this is the international unlocked version?

Can I flash this firmware to my phone?

Also, does this firmware contain Croatian (Hrvatski) language?

Thanks for your help!
[Galaxy S II General] someonet1k:
First up hello to all :D

I decided to bite the bullet and flash my SII as it was a mess CSC-wise thanks to seemingly competent warranty service... Anyway, the XXPLQ works fine with one exception - the phone keeps wanting me to read and accept the software update disclaimer by Samsung, but every time I click accept it says that it was unsuccessfull in registering. I don't really care but it keeps the prompt in the Notification bar and the icon which bugs me. Is there a way to remove it?

Other than that, so far so good, all is working quite well. Love the new GMail look. Seems the Accuweather widget has issues with ICS at the moment as it keeps crashing when I try to open the Settings. And I can't seem to find Chrome in Market... Play Store (ugh).

Also is there a way to add quick launch icon on the lock screen circle or it is just to open the screen?
[Galaxy S II General] figgy132:
Hey Victorator, do the problems you mention with LP9 in that thread include the Poland (T-Mobile) version of LP9 released today?

"I9100XWLP9_I9100ERALP3_I9100XXLPS_HOME.tar.md5"
[Galaxy S II General] milu_m:
Yes, there are the same problems. It's the same version just different CSC.
[Galaxy S II General] JJEgan:
LP9 is the latest and the best no problems at all .

jje
[Galaxy S II General] victorator:
Nope. It has the sleep of death problem. Reported by many users already.

Not recommended. XWLP9 with XWLP8 kernel maybe.
[Galaxy S II General] CoinCoin88:
Probably worth mentioning again.

Overall, fw is quite buggy, I don't get SoD but random crashes on usual apps (contacts, TW interface often hangs, MAPSamsung_somthing (although it was happening on LP8 already), ...)
[Galaxy S II General] JJEgan:
Many are actually few users .

jje
[Galaxy S II General] cyberundertaker:
I am using:

Firmware info:

Base Firmware: I9100XWLP9 (4.0.3)

Region Netherlands

Carrier: KPN

Build Date: 11th April 2012

Modem: XXLPS

CSC: KPNLP1

Change List: 378442

Features:

Zipaligned

Rooted (CF SuperSU)

BusyBox

ClockworkMod Recovery 5

CF-Root LP7 Kernel

Fixed Sdcard issue

and i am getting SOD problem even with LP7 kernel...
[Galaxy S II General] djpalma:
question

Hello, is there any stock kernel for Rom I9100XWLP8?

Thanks a lot.
[Galaxy S II General] victorator:
It is confirmed by almost everyone. XWLP9 is buggy. Use XWLP8 instead.
[Galaxy S II General] A22AC:
seriously lp9 has SOD issue. LP8 is the best right now
[Galaxy S II General] maxal:
Noob question what is SOD?
[Galaxy S II General] Remeniz:
Sleep Of Death.
[Galaxy S II General] MaKTaiL:
It's SOD and it's stands for Sleep of Death.

If you leave your phone without using it for an hour or so, it will enter deep sleep (like it would normally would) but you won't be able to turn the screen on anymore.

That's the Sleep of Death. You will have to take battery out and turn it on again.
[Galaxy S II General] Brotuck:
Just flash speedmod on lp9 and you have the latest and the best. Works perfect here.

Verstuurd van mijn GT-I9100 met Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II General] Tungstwenty:
I also don't have any problems with LP9 whatsoever.

Installed it with full wipe, had the random SODs initially while still on the stock kernel but not a single issue after flashing Siyah.
[Galaxy S II General] htc_galaxy:
is there a wipe LP9 rom??
[Galaxy S II General] pitum:
I have XWLP9 with CF-Root-SGS2_XW_XEN_LP7-v5.4-CWM5... since 2 days..

Everything works great, only little problem with keypad for calling, on 2nd digit stop responding...

Problem with exchange 2003 (connection error) I resolved disabled automatic Sync... and all account still auto-sync without problem :D

Baterry good... very fast...
[Galaxy S II General] Tungstwenty:
The rom is not wipe, but just go to the recovery and do a factory reset to wipe the data partition after flashing so it's brand new on the next boot.
[Galaxy S II General] lvvine:
LP9 is pulled out of the Kies Server

Guys,

Samsung have pulled out the LP9 ICS from the server.

They may come up with new one

Now the latest Firmware is GB KK2

Product Code: GT-I9100LKAKPN

Latest firmware: I9100XWKK2/I9100KPNKJ1/I9100XXKI4/I9100XWKK2

Modified: 25-11-2011 PM 8:49:37
[Galaxy S II General] XDA-Noobie:
My first post Weeew! :D

2 Day ago i flashed my GS2 with the latest LP9 and i had the same SOD problem. My phone went completely dead at least 5 times in a timeframe of around 6 hours and the battery life sucked. :eek:

Reflashed my device with LP7 and it's GREAT! Battery life seems very very good compared to LP9 and GB (I had 2.3.4 before ICS). :D
[Galaxy S II General] nolsklesco:
Roll Back to LP8 or LP7

Hello,

I'm one of the unfortunate souls who flashed LP9 onto my device. Apologies for the following noob question....

If I want to flash LP7 or LP8 now, do I just flash normally, or is there a specific procedure I need to follow before flashing an older firmware?

Thanks in advance!
[Galaxy S II General] Brotuck:
Just flash over it, should be fine.

But backup is always important !

I do hope this means they will release another newer build.
[Galaxy S II General] XDA-Noobie:
Just flash it on top of it doing the same steps you did in the first time. (I also flashed LP9 and it was awful, flashed back to LP7 now (LP8 has lots of bloat, just look at the size of it) and LP7 is great. Battery life rules. :D
[Galaxy S II General] MaKTaiL:
It's good they pulled it out. I hope we get a stable LP9 soon.
[Galaxy S II General] gevans35:
During the last two days with "Keep Wi-Fi on during sleep" set to always, I haven't had a hint of SOD or any slowdown or jerkiness. Oddly, battery life is much improved too.

Edit for clarity: This is with LP7, not LP9.
[Galaxy S II General] torankozu:
Encountered SOD's and dialler issues the first time I flashed LP9 and using TB. My only mistake was I also selected to backup the system and restored it in LP9 coming from LP7.

Did a factory restore, wiped everything, only backed up the apps and flashed LP9 again using Mobile Odin Pro.

After that, everything is just flawless. Constant testing for 3 days and no problems so far. Battery life (during my observations) is better compared to LP7. But then again, it may differ to others. :)
[Galaxy S II General] whiskerp:
Suggest you just flash the LP8 kernel from Intratech's thread over your LP9 system and leave LP9 PDA as it is. It's working very well for me with very good battery life :-)
[Galaxy S II General] natarau:
Anyone tried the Poland (T-Mobile) LP9?
[Galaxy S II General] gaganjain:
Back to LP8

I flashed LP9 without looking at the comments (dumb, I know) on Wednesday night. And on Thursday, I got one of the best battery days I've had in a long time without encountering a single SOD incident.

I come back home from office on Wednesday night and read Intratech's and other posts. And sure enough, I get 3 SODs today morning :(

Now I'm back to LP8 (had a backup).

Hopefully, Samsung will release a cleaner version of the Kernel incorporating LP9's battery life and LP8's stability. Cheers!
[Galaxy S II General] XDA-Noobie:
You might find my story strange but i really had over 5 SOD's in like 6 hours with LP9 and at first (I didn't read the posts either) i though my phone BRICKED!! Almost went into PANIC mode. :o:o

Now with LP7 it's all fine and smooth. :D
[Galaxy S II General] kedai:
Been on lp9 for 3 days with siyah and full wipe and tb restore. No sod
[Galaxy S II General] forzascl:
Lp9 epic official ics , full crash and error:thumbdown: