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[Galaxy S II General] zankuru:
Hi guys,

Im from south east asia, originally my galaxy s2 i9100 was DLXP7. But I flashed the CM9 custom rom and had been using it for a while now. Now I was wondering if there is a stock Sammy JB ROM for my phone and am thinking of trying it. I found this thread however, Im not sure the XWLSW will work in my part of the world. Would there be any issues in terms of the modem or radio since I am in SouthEast Asia?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II General] RovG:
DXLSD is the latest J.B. 4.1.2 rom for S.E. Asia.
[Galaxy S II General] timberwolf60:
No problems on using XWLSW. I am using dxlsd rom for south east Asia rooted on phil dxlsd kernel and all my status was official and waiting to try ota update.

Send via i9505 using Tapatalk,

ROM: PYRANA MF4 1.6 LITE.,

CSC/Modem: OLBBMEA/DXUBMEA

Kernel/recovery: adam/Stock or Phil recovery.

SuperSU Pro 1.34, 64GB exFAT Card
[Galaxy S II General] zankuru:
Thanks guys,

Can you guide me where to download the DXLSD JB stock rom?

When I am flashing a stock rom, do i need to use Odin or could I just use Philz method?
[Galaxy S II General] gastonw:
Visit sammobile.com, download the ROM and flash via Odin/Mobile Odin.

Sent from the little guy
[Galaxy S II General] pilotn:
strange behaviour in airplane mode

i experienced a very strange behaviour with airplane mode ....

last week i spent a very nice week in a very nice place on the see, but signal for my operator was very low and battery was draining my battery very fast, and this is normal...... but the same thing happened in airplane mode...

Usually during the night i put my phone in airplane mode and when i'm at home battery drain 3-5% for all night, at the seaside battery draining was 12-15% .... i tried for all 7 days and the behaviour has always be the same.....

back home in airplane mode during the night draining during the night back to 3-5% as usually...

how battery drain in airplane mode may depend from signal strength?

what kind of airplane mode is??
[Galaxy S II General] gastonw:
Airplane mode shouldn't increase the drain on your device.

I too experience huge drain with a device with a corrupted EFS (no imei/baseband).

Maybe it's a JB thing, keeping searching for a / better signal while on Airplane mode.

Sent from the little guy
[Galaxy S II General] liverpoolatnight:
How about for I9100XXLQ6 for factory phone thats has no network attached, Also bought this phone from

Phones4u

and running cm-10.1-20130629-NIGHTLY-i9100 so is not a i9100G etc
[Galaxy S II General] lalayea:
im from philippines do you have sometin for me?..
[Galaxy S II General] gastonw:
Like what?

Sent from the little guy
[Galaxy S II General] akumasihdisini:
I flashed stock firmware from south east asia via odin then I have problem when hold the power button its not show the phone option . Just shutdown. Anyone facing this problem? How to solve this problem?
[Galaxy S II General] Goldie:
Corrupt efs. Check for a file in efs called keystr. Open it and it should say ON. If there isn't one then create one with root explorer named keystr and type ON inside it save and reboot.
[Galaxy S II General] pilotn:
Efs is ok i can see imei an baseband ...

I found nothing about

Very strange. ..
[Galaxy S II General] akumasihdisini:
I try create one with root explorer but cant fix it
[Galaxy S II General] citymen34:
Switzerland AUT firmware is multi csc http://www.hotfile.com/dl/230830147/382ae1b/I9100XWLSW_I9100OXXLSA_AUT.zip.html
[Galaxy S II General] Clem-le-long:
Hi all,

I follow exactly the instructions in the first post to flash I9100XWLSW_I9100XXMS2_I9100XEULS5_HOME.tar.md5 via Odin.

I am afraid now showing my phone dislaying SAMSUNG animation again and again and again... Is that the famous bootloop ?

I need some advice please :/

EDIT: I came from the SUPERNEXUS 2 Rom

EDIT 2 :I did a Wipe data/factory reset and a wipe cache from recovery, that fix the problem.
[Galaxy S II General] gastonw:
We know :)

Sent from the little guy
[Galaxy S II General] drksn:
maybe it was a wakelock of a program, that couldn't connect. i know its weird because at home its not the case.

but maybe you can test it by leaving the phone in a place with very bad recpetion like basement or put it in a thick metallic box.

this would be very interesting, if the airplane mode is a fake actually ...
[Galaxy S II General] pilotn:
I'm afraid too that is a fake. ..

Or maybe positioning wireless services, but in this case is surely a bug.

I heard that is possible to track a phone even if switched off by police and the only way to not to be tracked is pull out battery. .... fairy tales?
[Galaxy S II General] Revelation_Space:
I have a bit of a problem. I gave my GS2 to my girlfriend about 9 months ago, it had Resurrection Remix on it, but it had become incredibly slow and sluggish, so this afternoon I put this stock firmware back on.

Using Odin, I followed the instructions on Page 1, but the phone got stuck in a bootloop, so I went into recovery, wiped the cache, and it seemed to work fine.

I'm not at her house at the moment, but she just messaged me to tell me that she can't save any images, and that the phone keeps telling her the storage is full. She's gone into the storage settings and it's telling her she only has 1.4gb free (this doesn't really explain why it isn't letting her save anything, since 1.4 is more than enough to save a photo). Am I right in thinking I've ****ed up and the old copy of Android is still there and taking up all this missing space? It's the only thing I can think of.
[Galaxy S II General] It_ler:
Could be different things ... such as system partition full, corrupt files on sd card, etc.

Best would be, a "clean" install with wipe and formatting.

Can you do a factory reset (wipe data)?

Then try to flash the ROM again.

Good luck !
[Galaxy S II General] Revelation_Space:
Thanks, I'll try that. Some extra info that may shed some light on the situation:

I put on a different kernel just before I did the firmware itself, for some reason I didn't realise that the firmware would include its own kernel (makes sense in hindsight). I can't remember what it was called, but it was basically just a slightly modified stock kernel. I did that first, then rebooted into download mode and flashed the firmware with Odin. I wonder if that has anything to do with it. I don't see why it would.
[Galaxy S II General] Revelation_Space:
Okay, I tried formatting the whole thing, as well as doing a wipe/factory reset, wiping dalvik, wiping cache etc. It still says that there's only 1.97gb available. When I plug the phone into Windows it says there's 10.4 of 11.4 free.
[Galaxy S II General] electricsheepdreamer:
That's because you're comparing your /data partition size to your internalSD size. If you go to Settings>Storage you'll see that the former is named device memory and the latter USB storage. (Windows can see only USB storage)

To solve your issue you should run checkdisk on your internalSD.
[Galaxy S II General] Revelation_Space:
I'm starting to feel like an idiot now. I don't appear to be able to run any kind of checkdisk software, because the phone doesn't connect to windows as a drive, it connects as a media device (or something - it doesn't have a drive letter anyway). Without a drive letter, nothing can access it. I tried looking at Disk Management, but it wasn't able to assign a drive letter either. After looking around, it doesn't seem to be possible to assign a drive letter to an Android phone.

Am I misunderstanding what you were saying?
[Galaxy S II General] yahyoh:
Did u tried to wipe storage from storage menu ?
[Galaxy S II General] electricsheepdreamer:
That will format his internalSD.

I'm sorry. You're running stock ROM, right?

You would need to flash matching Philz kernel (it's basically the stock kernel with Philz Recovery).

If you're not rooted and you prefer that way, you can flash matching Philz.tar.md5 which will not root your device. Then you can connect your phone to PC, boot into Philz Recovery>mounts and storage>mount USB storage and run check disk on mounted InternalSD (USB storage).
[Galaxy S II General] Revelation_Space:
Okay I did all that, scanned both the internal sd and the micro sd, it didn't find any errors. Many of the problems we were having with images have magically solved themselves overnight. The phone doesn't appear to be having problems with images anymore, for the moment. I'm not really sure what was happening, but it seems to be alright now.

It's still saying that total device memory is 1.97gb, which is confusing me. As far as I know, the GS2 only has 1gb of memory, so it must be talking about that plus 1gb of virtual memory.

Regardless, it looks like everything is okay now. Thank you very much for your help.
[Galaxy S II General] electricsheepdreamer:
Glad to hear it.

S2 has 1Gb of RAM and 16Gb of storage space partitioned like this:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=26975033&postcount=1

No problem :thumbup:
[Galaxy S II General] taino211:
Assuming you are rooted, download the LSFix app from this website and that fixed it for me:

http://bit.ly/lsfix
[Galaxy S II General] Spacemonkie4207:
It is possible to disable scrolling cache with LSW stock. My search has been unsuccessful :(
[Galaxy S II General] Erlanderterv:
Settings/More Settings/USB Utilities.
[Galaxy S II General] angisbregolius:
New "LSY" for UK (T-MOBILE and ORANGE)

Build date: 31.05.2013

Changelist: 889.555...the last "LSW" changelist was: 1.211.311
[Galaxy S II General] minidou-77:
The build date is more recent so it might be better.

Many devs don't trust changelist anymore :)
[Galaxy S II General] AsgharUK:
At last, downloading now to check if the modem is different.
[Galaxy S II General] SilviuMik:
Model: GT-I9100

Country: United Kingdom (Orange)

Version: Android 4.1.2

Changelist: 889555

Build date: Fri, 31 May 2013 09:37:45 +0000

Product Code: ORA

PDA: I9100XWLSY

CSC: I9100ORALS8

MODEM: I9100BVLS4 (Old one 09/03/2013)

Model: GT-I9100

Country: United Kingdom (T-Mobile)

Version: Android 4.1.2

Changelist: 889555

Build date: Fri, 31 May 2013 09:37:45 +0000

Product Code: TMU

PDA: I9100XWLSY

CSC: I9100TMULS8

MODEM: I9100BVLS4 (Old one 09/03/2013)
[Galaxy S II General] kibasscies:
As reported by sammobile, a firmware also named XWLSW was released for Switzerland in June 2013.

But, unlike the UK firmwares, it seems to be multi-CSC as well as no-brand, so giving much more benefit in terms of more universal usage.

CSC code is OXXLSA.

Can anybody who installed it confirm that it is actually multi-CSC and please can post the list of countries of individual CSC's included in it?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II General] Aliante:
<CustomerDataSet>
<CSCName>I9100OXX</CSCName>
<CSCVersion>LSA</CSCVersion>
<NbCustomer>10</NbCustomer>
<CustomerData src="/Customer/AUT/customer.xml" />
<CustomerData src="/Customer/CYO/customer.xml" />
<CustomerData src="/Customer/CYV/customer.xml" />
<CustomerData src="/Customer/DNF/customer.xml" />
<CustomerData src="/Customer/EUR/customer.xml" />
<CustomerData src="/Customer/NEE/customer.xml" />
<CustomerData src="/Customer/ORG/customer.xml" />
<CustomerData src="/Customer/ORS/customer.xml" />
<CustomerData src="/Customer/TPH/customer.xml" />
<CustomerData src="/Customer/XSK/customer.xml" />
</CustomerDataSet>
[Galaxy S II General] DragonQ:
Is there any version of XWLSW that doesn't suffer from the bug that causes huge battery drain when connected to certain WiFi networks (typically public ones)? I've always had this bug and have always run the most recent T-Mobile UK firmware.

If not, which kernel version(s) can be flashed to fix this?
[Galaxy S II General] minidou-77:
You should try DorimanX as it's using updated wifi drivers

But the last version is a bit laggy for some people so using 8.33 should be a good choice

Envoyé depuis mon GT-I9100 en utilisant Tapatalk 4 Beta
[Galaxy S II General] DragonQ:
Thanks, I just installed this and will test the WiFi battery drain bug when I go to work tomorrow. I might as well look up all the other benefits of this ROM in the mean time. ;)
[Galaxy S II General] shahrozeumar:
Hi guys, I just updated my phone on air to XWLSW and did a factory reset afterwards. Everything went fine but I have lost my IMEI and efs dunno how. It was there after the update. Is anyone having similar kind of issue?

PLEASE HELP ME OUT HERE. I SHALL BE GRATEFUL!!
[Galaxy S II General] Revelation_Space:
My girlfriend's S2 has developed a worrying new problem.

I didn't witness it, but apparently earlier today, Superuser popped up out of the blue with BluetoothTest asking for superuser access. It kept on flashing and repeatedly asking for it, never going away, but seemingly refreshing the screen constantly. She didn't know what to do, so she didn't touch anything, but after a few minutes the screen timed out, and when she unlocked it again, the Superuser screen was no longer there.

We went and had a look at the process, and it has basically every permission under the sun, including access to paying services, location services, contacts etc. This was a major red flag to me. I've never looked up the process on another phone, but I can't imagine a bluetooth testing process having all of these permissions.

Not long after this, Superuser again popped up with BluetoothTest asking for access. I meant to press Deny, but did it far too quickly and accidentally granted it. Oops. I immediately went and deleted it, but if it is malicious then it was probably too late.

Ever since then, the phone has been crashing constantly, with major battery drain. While the phone is frozen, the screen still appears functional (the little up and down arrows for Wifi still animate), and pressing the Back button still produces its normal sound. Attached is a screenshot of the battery stats, note the enormous drop-off in battery life on the far right. This was from only 5 minutes of the phone being frozen, The second screenshot is the display's battery page. The display has somehow used up 45% of the battery in under 40 minutes of screen-on time. This isn't at all normal.

Does anyone have any idea what this could mean?
[Galaxy S II General] gastonw:
Yes, something's draining the phone by keeping it awake.

BetterBatteryStats app will point what is doing that.

Post the battery details.

Sent from the little guy
[Galaxy S II General] It_ler:
Try to reflash the ROM again to get rid of the strange issues.

Then check for your unwanted battery drainers in BBS.
[Galaxy S II General] blackrose1:
Hi

Pls intruduced me the best frameware thatvreleased up to now

And the best for

Asia regin.. Arab

... Iran or iraq or pakisyan?

Tnx

(( Send From *Black Rose* forum Runner ))
[Galaxy S II General] C4SCA:
Ur region doesnt matter... Its an i9100 so if the firmware is for i9100 it work flawless.

Use the latest LSW, latest is always the best IMO
[Galaxy S II General] McGus:
Hi! :confused: :confused: :

in any of these firmware has been fixed the last security bug?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II General] leechseed:
"last security bugs" - that would be?

SlimBean-7|Dorimanx9.34|i9100¬Tapa2
[Galaxy S II General] It_ler:
Search for "Android Master Key Exploit", or have a look here or here.
[Galaxy S II General] Shahrokh.KING:
why LSY changelist is so low?! they could have use something like MSX for that rom if its old, if its not why 40000 lower changelist than LSW?! common samsung!
[Galaxy S II General] blackrose1:
Hi

You insert the latest frameware in this threat or the best one?

Whats the best rom up to now?

And

Whats the best rom for iraq?

Tnx

(( Send From *Black Rose* forum Runner ))
[Galaxy S II General] gastonw:
There's no such a thing as "best ROM".

You need to try them all and you and only you can be the judge of which you liked the most, or better suited your needs.

Sent from...this is not even my S2
[Galaxy S II General] DragonQ:
Nope, even with DorimanX's ROM I get huge battery drain when connected to my university's WiFi. The orange download arrow is constantly on but I've tried several apps that are supposed to show what is using network bandwidth and nothing shows up. :(
[Galaxy S II General] Sean Dillon:
Yeah its a common issue with Philz CWM kernel...would advise you to re-flash your ROM and flashing a new kernel together before booting up. Try out Jeboo kernel.
[Galaxy S II General] gastonw:
Avast needs to be wiped out there.

Sent from the little guy
[Galaxy S II General] pilotn:
Why?
[Galaxy S II General] gastonw:
Because is not needed, and it's a drainer.

Sent from the little guy
[Galaxy S II General] pilotn:
For gsam in my case battery is not drained so much ..... i think that for firewall, anti theft is very usefull ....
[Galaxy S II General] gastonw:
It is when you're certain your device's getting stolen/lost at some point.

I use samsung dive & I'm a ninja, same thing.

Sent from...this is not even my S2
[Galaxy S II General] monster75:
There is another ROM from ITALY. It seems the same but the modem

Model: GT-I9100

Country: Italy

Version: Android 4.1.2

Changelist: 1211311

Build date: Thu, 16 May 2013 00:42:01 +0000

Product Code: ITV

PDA: I9100XWLSW

CSC: I9100ITVLS2

MODEM: I9100XXMS3

Does anybody know where I can find the modem?
[Galaxy S II General] It_ler:
Modem + RIL here and modem only here.
[Galaxy S II General] monster75:
Excuse me, what does RIL stand for?:eek:
[Galaxy S II General] Vivek_Neel:
RADIO INTERFACE LAYER
[Galaxy S II General] monster75:
this is new for me. So what modem should I use? With RIl or Without?:confused:
[Galaxy S II General] electricsheepdreamer:
What ROM are you on? Without should do anyway.

So far pretty much the same as XXMS2 here :)
[Galaxy S II General] monster75:
I have the Wanam 14.6 (LSW). So it is the same ROM but with the previous modem. That's why I wanted to upgrade the modem
[Galaxy S II General] electricsheepdreamer:
So you already have the RIL. (I flashed with RIL combo anyway).

It should be fine both ways.
[Galaxy S II General] monster75:
OK done. I used the modem+ril:good:

Thanks
[Galaxy S II General] :
The version without RIL doesn't work > http://http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=43626956&postcount=1056
[Galaxy S II General] It_ler:
And here is the fix.

But why do you post it here?!

Maybe we should post all modem/RIL related posts in the thread over there and not here :o
[Galaxy S II General] :
Sorry for the off topic (that you have initiate) :confused: :eek:
[Galaxy S II General] Wildnick:
Referring to Sean Dillon July 14th post:

I use Philz kernel in my GT-I9100 and have never experienced such problem. It seems to me the problem is due to another cause.
[Galaxy S II General] DragonQ:
I followed the guide on this site to root my phone, which worked, but it said I could flash any firmware once my phone was rooted. I flashed the firmware from this thread and now I've lost root access. I'm confused. :(
[Galaxy S II General] PMoto:
Ofcourse.

A rooted phone can be flashed with any rom. But stock ROM's "save over" the root.

So, you must root it again. That's it.
[Galaxy S II General] DragonQ:
I don't get it. If I install the stock ROM, how can I root? The rooting guide says I need an insecure kernel to get root access, which a stock ROM doesn't have, right?
[Galaxy S II General] It_ler:
Just flash PhilZ kernel as signed zip file from external sd card, and your phone will be rooted again.

Next time, use Mobile Odin Pro app from Chainfire to flash a stock ROM with EverRoot option to keep root.
[Galaxy S II General] Danpamio:
Or if you dont want to flash insecure Kernel just try this

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2358996
[Galaxy S II General] It_ler:
Hmm ... looks very similar to this :confused:
[Galaxy S II General] Danpamio:
Similar, but improved specialy cleanning from older superusers (including itens from superusers in dalvik cache) and latest update from SuperSU, just as I said on the thread. I recommend this. But i think it dont belong to here pal..
[Galaxy S II General] kswiss86:
Hey guys,

just a quick question.

is the Alarm Bug still present on LSW Base?
[Galaxy S II General] PMoto:
I think it's not ROM related.

Check this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2107620

PMoto
[Galaxy S II General] nicd159:
upgrading

Hi All,

Just wanted to know if its alright to upgrade from I9100DXLP7 to the latest I9100XWLSW? Just do PDA in Odin and that should do it? Looking for any how to's but can't find any. Thanks!
[Galaxy S II General] It_ler:
Yes ... and yes.
[Galaxy S II General] Phalcore:
I wan't to flash CWM via Odin to I9100XXMS1_I9100OXAMS1_XEO. Anyone can post me this files?
[Galaxy S II General] Many40:
Why don't you download it from this thread? It's available on the 2nd post.

Here (Thanks to ApriliaM3) you have another link:

http://d-h.st/crd
[Galaxy S II General] Phalcore:
Thanks but is this rooted and contain Non temporary Clockworkmod?

I'm looking for something like CF-Root via ODIN to this ROM.
[Galaxy S II General] Many40:
OK sorry, misunderstood your previous post :) To root your rom and have permanent CWM recovery a good solution IMO is to flash philz kernel.

So if you don't have the rom installed yet do as follows:

1. Flash your rom via pc odin

2. Download corresponding philz kernel from this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1877270

3.You can flash it from stock recovery by flashing ZIP version of the kernel from external sd card.

If you don't have external sd card, download TAR version of the kernel and flash it via pc odin.
[Galaxy S II General] Veeko:
flashed xwlsw using mobile odin in ics 4.0.1, everything went smoothly, phone rebooted and everything worked nicely. flashed philz kernel, rebooted and everything was worked nicely once again. after about 30 minutes of use i rebooted into cwm to see what the new version looked like and once hit reboot to exit i was stuck in the dreaded boot loop.

tried clearing both caches, nothing. tried reflashing kernel, nothing, performed a wipe/data reset and still stuck in bootloop.

any ideas? should i restore my ics nandroid backup?

*EDIT* i successfully restored my ics nandroid backup and i'm and running again. any idea what wrong? i'd really like to try and back on jellybean xwlsw

thanks.
[Galaxy S II General] electricsheepdreamer:
What Philz kernel version have you flashed?
[Galaxy S II General] Veeko:
I've tried both of these...

PhilZ-cwm6-XWLSW-XEU-5.06.1.tar.md5

PhilZ-cwm6-XWLSW-XEU-5.06.1-signed.zip

Which I downloaded from here...

http://d-h.st/users/philz_touch/?fld_id=17703#files

*EDIT* just noticed there's 5.08.5 for xwlsw. i'll re-flash xwlsw and give 5.08.5 a try. hopefully that resolves it.
[Galaxy S II General] Veeko:
re-flashed handset with xwlsw and 5.08.5, everything seems to be working good however i've now got something draining my battery. i've disabled the media scanner and installed better battery stats.

one thing i don't like is coming from 4.0.3 (it might have even been 4.0.1) that the mms messages are back to being displayed as a slideshow. has anyone come up with a work around or a mod yet for the stock messaging app because this really sucks. i dont want to have to go back to using chomp or another sms app.

thanks for your help.
[Galaxy S II General] dennyk23:
Screen looks weird after flashing to Stock from CM 10.1

Hi all,

I have been using CM10.1 for a very long while and decided to test out stock rom again to compare GPS performances.

However i noticed that after flashing back stock rom, my screen looks v weird: everything looks jaggy especially small sized fonts and icons..

i do not remember stock rom looking like this...

Can anyone please help?

Thanks,

denny
[Galaxy S II General] Joomlad:
do i really need to change csc or can i use it without? mainly i say this is im from australia but want to use the newer firmware. also it doesnt allow me to change csc anyway...
[Galaxy S II General] It_ler:
Don't care too much about the CSC.

As long as you are not using KIES or OTA updates and you get a mobile data connection to your provider, forget about the CSC.
[Galaxy S II General] Joomlad:
Yeah thats what I thought. Just wanted clarification. Thanks. By the way while im at it whats your thoughts on staying stock or rooting the XWLSW firmware? I realise all the benefits of rooting but kinda feel like running pure stock for a while