yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus One General] cbhawsar:
Texas Ice compiled ICS source code, build compatible kernel and drivers from almost nothing and put in a lot of hard work to make it a complete ROM. It is still a work in progress but that is what I call 'build from scratch'. In a few days, we will see CM9 taking Texas Ice code, modify it to have additional features and thats what I call 'modified ROM'. You said it yourselves that CM will work only upon a stable ICS build as it isn't extraordinarily difficult, and that's what I was saying.

I also said this is my "Personal" opinion and I don't understand why you consider it badmouthing. I do like CM and their work. I just want to let everyone know that CM9 will come only when a stable ICS build is out because that is just the WOW of CM team.
[Nexus One General] khaytsus:
Yeah, ignore the entire first paragraph of my response. Let me summarize. NO, CM doesn't just sit around and wait for someone to make a ROM. But if there's a stable one to use, why wouldn't they use it?

And are you claiming CM9 will use Texas Ice's stuff? You make it sound like they're going to rip off his code. If they did use it (in all or in part) they'd make sure he's on board, and he'd be credited.
[Nexus One General] Kannibalism:
Doesnt matter to me if its official or not because we have some hard working developers on the nexus one that can make tasks that seem impossible to possible.
[Nexus One General] joelshawdow:
Well if u wanna try ics without blackrose..try MIUI's ics

Its worth installing blackrose in ur phone as it wont do any harm:D
[Nexus One General] jrs007:
To reassure everyone ...

I use ROM CM9 Bravo and I'm pleased with the performance.

There are still some bugs but almost none related to speed.

I recommend you use this ROM, it is very good:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1557606

Before you have to apply Blackrose >>>> 220MB - 10MB - 206MB

Durente installing this rom in custom in place of the sd-exd choose class 10.

We await the official CM9 ! :D
[Nexus One General] BloodBaron:
I have the latest TexasIce ICS Rom, works very well, camera preview is working
[Nexus One General] sparkyryan:
Yeah I did it, despite my self I finally installed black rose today and installed the texasice Evervolv rom, been on it a few hours now and it is niiiiice :D no obvious problems yet especially no sleep of death!
[Nexus One General] threepwood960:
I would like to flash a ICS one. But I'd like fix the multitouch problem and record videos. Is there any?
[Nexus One General] n1newbie:
is there any??? hmmm. there is many :D . head over to development section.
[Nexus One General] threepwood960:
Thanks I am already testing the evervolv rom.

Enviado desde mi Nexus One usando Tapatalk 2
[Nexus One General] Kannibalism:
after using all of the ICS roms available i found that all have improved greatly but so far im using AOKP ICS as a daily driver i found that it works and performs well
[Nexus One General] ivanoff7:
Yeah, ICS by dk zero cool is very nice and working better and better with each new release. Hardware acceleration issues seem solved.

Expect however some random reboots.

Myself, I took blackrose partitionning with

/system 220 Mo

/cache 5

/data 217 (I think)

However /data/data is better handled on the internal memory, I think rather than the SD (I have a poor Class2 card)
[Nexus One General] zondajag:
your wrong, they build their roms from the aosp source code and merge changes into their roms that are device specific. what you described there is kanging.

The Nexus S was intended for release by google so of course it was going to be easier to build from source :P
[Nexus One General] Nognir:
The custom roms seem to come out quite efficient and stable enough for everyday use. I've installed BCM RC3.7U0 and I'm not going back to CM7.2.0 anytime soon, the trackball's now usable, some touchscreen issues are long gone (I only miss the gapless playback)
[Nexus One General] n1newbie:
now its really official. End of life support for nexus one by Cyanogenmod beyond cm7.xx :(

http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/0...-xperia-x10-and-many-more-wont-go-past-cm7-2/
[Nexus One General] n1noob13:
+1.

Or the bcm rom for n1
[Nexus One General] XIPRELAY2010:
I hate to say it but i agree. There really should be a CM9 official rom and CM10 official experimental roms.

However i am understanding about quality control that needs to be abide by as well. So torn over this. And nothing to upgrade to until the BT4 BLE DM bugs are fixed & wireless charging is done on the S3.

so

torn
[Nexus One General] ctfrommn:
Evervolv's JB rom is nearly perfect now, daily driver for sure. Much better than any of the other unsupported options out there.
[Nexus One General] XIPRELAY2010:
Oh absolutely i agree. As is BCM. The issue i have there is i would eventually like to have delta rom updates at some point.

Be it with cyandelta, CWM pro or whatever.
[Nexus One General] zabu12:
I love the nexus one it was a classic it was the sole reason I left Nokia for good and became an android user

I love android
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] HolyGhostBoy1:
Hey i searched this forum to make sure that this wasnt already posted didnt see it i guess i will post it.:D i was able to change the carrier name to what i want it to be with this apk check it out currently on ravers miui rom

credit goes to Holabalola here is the thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=901865

here is the apk below
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jigglynuts:
That is awesome it works. I can't remember if I tried that app using a different rom on this phone or on a different phone but it did not work properly. I am too on MIUI and my carrier name now says Google.

Good find. Thanks for the apk
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] HolyGhostBoy1:
no problem glad that i could help out.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Lubcrayon:
If you're running miui, you can simply push the files from the extended settings mod zip. and change it. Even better, you can apply pngs by pushing the images to a theme mtz.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Zombie138:
did not work on VB final
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ssconceptz:
*I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE TO ANY DAMAGE YOU MAY CAUSE TO YOUR DEVICE BY FOLLOWING THESE STEPS*

*This was tested on FC07/FC14, I would not try this on CM9*

Ok so I know a lot of you like me have an issue when using the Rogue ICS Kernels that you can't run applications that need the SD Card such as NBA Mobile from Sprint, XDA Premium, and the list goes on. This only happens for certain applications. You can run them just fine on stock kernels but you won't have recovery.

I found a way around this!

Requirements:

1) Rogue Kernel (Odin)

2) Mobile Odin

The way this works is you must flash a rom with the stock kernel, for instance the FC14 Stock Rom will have the stock kernel in it. Flash the stock rom and then let it boot up. Now you will want to have the Odin file of the latest Rogue ICS Kernel (FC07) on your SD Card or Internal Storage. Run Mobile Odin and choose Kernel, find your file, and then flash it.

Not only does this flash the FC07 kernel for you and allow you to have recovery again, you will be able to use those applications that need the SD Card and you will also get rid of that Yellow Triangle. This method will not work if you are already running the Rogue custom kernel, you need to go back to a stock kernel.

If you are not on a stock rom with a stock kernel I would recommend that you replace the zimage in the rom zip file with the stock zimage from the stock rom. Once you flash the rom you can then Mobile Odin the FC07 Rogue Kernel.

I hope this makes sense and I hope this helps anyone who has needed a way around this.

Thanks,

SSCONCEPTZ
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ssconceptz:
Normal Odin may have the same result but I have not tested that.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] PanchoPlanet:
Hayy, ss I'm having an issue with my ext. sd card maybe you can help me out. i'm on Calk's stock rooted FC07 with the FC07 modem. I cant transfer anything to the ext. sd card. I get "unable to move app" when I try to move apps to card. TB shows me what on card and lets me move apps and wallpapers or restore apps but whatever i restore winds up on internal sd, cannot run anything thats on ext. sd. Tryied different card with same results. Formated new card still NG. Help....

Pp.

EDIT: Also running rogue recovery. Flashed everything no problems.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ssconceptz:
Follow steps in the OP and that should work.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] PanchoPlanet:
Thanks for the input, will try.

Pp.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ssconceptz:
Before when I couldn't install apps such as XDA Premium or NBA Mobile on these kernels I would have the same issue. Now that I worked around it I just tried and it lets me move apps to my SD card.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] omarrq:
i'm running Absolution 3.7 on my htc inspire. i get many pics of the same album appearing on my phone. how can i fix this?

note to moderator - you had asked me to open this tread in the q&a section which i'm doing now.. but it originally was opened in that section to begin with.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] BNAS:
Sorry... Wrong place to post...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sa1yan:
TESTED ON i897 Captivate MTD ROMS (Should work on Galaxy S/Vibrant MTD ROMS as well, let me know if it doesn't)

WOOT FRONT PAGE! http://www.xda-developers.com/android/samsung-galaxy-s-may-benefit-from-nexus-s-radio/

Alright, I just discovered something awesome.

So I found out that the Nexus S radios are indeed compatible with our device. I downloaded some of the hot radios for the Nexus S (KB3 and KF1) and opened them up and found that the Nexus S uses radios (similar to how the captivate/galaxy s uses modems). So I just renamed the radio.img from the Nexus S radios to modem.bin, placed it in an existing cm7 modem package and flashed it via CWM (ICS).

I reboot and get a constant 5 bars of signal. My signal hasn't dropped from this 5 bars of signal in the last 10 hours (usually it fluctuates from 5 to 3 bars). HSDPA speeds are pretty fast as well. I got speeds of 560 kb/s DL at 3 bars of signal and 140 kb/s Upload (see screenie). I've never ever gotten that high speeds.

Moreover, the call quality is just amazing. When I used it, the quality is crisp and nice, almost perfect. It seems as if the voice is exemplified over the background crap so that you can actually hear the person. Idk, it was a magical experience for me :P.

Screenie:

The second row on that picture was the speeds I was getting with KF1 (Nexus S). Moreover, I noticed something interesting; that when I wasn't actually downloading or using data, the data indicator switched to "3G". However, when I started using my data, it automatically switched to "H". Something I thought was kinda cool.

Service Mode: *#*#197328640#*#*

Anyways, here are the download links for the modems (already packaged with the nexus s radios of course). Just flash in CWM with a CM7, MIUI, or ICS Rom and you should be good to go. IMPORTANT: DONT FLASH THIS WHILE PLUGGED IN. YOU WILL NOT GET SIGNAL.

IMPORTANT: Also, to avoid problems while flashing the KB3 modem, flash the KF1 modem FIRST, and then flash the KB3 after a reboot in between

Original Nexus S Radio Link

I9020a KF1 Radio<----What I use

Mirror KF1

I9020 KB3 Radio

Mirror KB3

I9020a UCKJ1 Radio
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] leventccc:
Just flashed it. My signal bar now shows 5 bars from 3 bars!.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sthomas38:
What about Europe? Works the same? Anyway i'll give it a try, thanks :D.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] emreng:
nice approach. :)

what are the modem regions? (they belong to?)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Overlord Pain:
Does this work on GB or only on ICS?

Edit : I just read the OP again and it says it will work on CM7, so I shall flash and see.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dondrog:
just flash it on kang mil 4 and no 2g network just 3g ....
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] habylab:
Surely this isn't safe? We'll have to wait and see.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dawidk750i:
what i must flash? KB3 or KF1?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] psycho_vox:
Can you check in Settings -> About phone -> Status if the signal strength is correctly displayed?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Overlord Pain:
Works on Mintberry. Download speed increased.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sa1yan:
Yea, some people get better and other's don't. Idk, maybe some testers would help me out on technical specifics of the modems such as region and bands and such? Just something I found. I tried using galaxy nexus modems as well, but the baseband is not recognized. So its just these for now xD
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] xella:
[4.0.4 IMM30B base][ROM] (13/03/2012) Beta6 AOSP NEXUS S/4g

It work (KF1). Testresult tomorow.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] psycho_vox:
AOKP Milestone-4

KB3 - no signal

Edit:

KF1 - signal (testing)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] .:Crack:.:
@pwneman

did you also try the NS ICS radio KI1?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] weezill:
KB3 or KF1?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] lexus232:
Does it affect battery life?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Taifuuni89:
GT-I9000 AOKP M4: KB3 radio produces better signal and more consistent download speed (no spiking). I was testing three radios (KB3, KF1 and AOKP's original). I noticed that if I switch from AOKP's radio to KB3, I get no signal. However if I switched to KF1 and back to KB3, I get a very good signal.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] siky_dude:
Yeah, it should, in a positive way.

The better the signal, the better the battery life :).

I get pretty god signal with KF1. Will test KB3 in the next days.

Can i add this modems to my collection? I could make more :).
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sa1yan:
It should work, I haven't tried it though. Just KF1 and KB3 since I hear they are popular for the Nexus S. Though you can test them as you wish.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bonvaz:
Wow,if siky is saying this,I Will try it tomorrow!!!thanks!!!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ryandabao:
Both radios KF1 and KB3 work here in the Philippines. Haven't noticed any difference. yet! ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] jamir5:
@ryan all of them working and also kd1.

what modem are you using now?

when i activate 2g it works but cant go back to h or 3g?

any way is there a way to lock h signal only?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] oswade:
2g doesn't really work good at all on these modems. + I also have troubles switching back to 3G. Not surprising given that someone earlier in the thread mentioned that the 2G/EDGE chip is different in nexus s.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] djlukas1983:
I'm in polish Plus network and i found out: when I switch my network mode to 2g, I'm losing this network but when I go to settings to see a visible networks I see 2 other polish networks Orange Pl and T-Mobile Pl but I don't see my Plus network. It's a little strange.

Wysłane z mojego GT-I9000 za pomocą Tapatalk
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ryandabao:
Currently using kf1...no problems with 2g switching...plus now I am getting 3g in places I wouldn't normally have. Awesome radio!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ryandabao:
My setup...

Close to perfection already
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] martis347:
I'm using slim ics 2.9. Tried flashing both of these modems, same with both... In About phone-status i see good signal, 3g (usually in my place there's only 2g) but i see "service atate - no service" in notification bar there's no signal too. When i go to mobile networks - network operators i get only one network provider which isn't the one I use.. There 3 of them in Lithuania, and phones sees only one now... So, where I can get old modem >.> ?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] fackamato:
checking results
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] solar666:
I tried both modems here in Germany with T-Mobile as operator.

With both modems I was able to have running 3G data and got a good signal without any problem.

But I tried to make a phone calls where I hope to have better quality as described in the 1st post but for the first time I was not even waiting for the other side to answer.

Honestly I only heard really very load craking and noise coming out of the speaker without putting the phone to my ear.

This happened for both modems attached to the 1st posted.

I tried it a 2nd and 3rd time and even waited for the other side to answer but even in that case I wasn't able to understand or even hear my partner.

Somehow I believe this is not working for T-Mobile in Germany unless some explains what I need to after flashing the modem zip in CWM.

Thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Alberto96:
Im using KF1 with WeUi 4.7.5 and i have no problems ( also the slow network attach is fixed with this modem ) , very fast hsdpa and very good call quality . All ok !! Thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] .:Crack:.:
@Everybody using UCKF1:

Can you post your upload speeds?

This Radio/Modem is a UC*** which means it has capped upload speeds for Nexus S users. -> Not sure if it also affects us.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Alberto96:
With Vodafone-Italy in my room :

download : 263,7 kB/s

upload : 46,5 kB/s

Using wap as APN because my temporary free plan requires this.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sa1yan:
I shall when I can, I'm on a limited data plan (only 200mb :( ) so I will have to wait til i have enough bandwidth for another test..
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] BRSG:
Has anyone tried the XXKF1 radio version? The one posted here at this thread is the UCKF1...

EDIT: With the UCKF1 radio version, original bluetooth doesn't work, I have to use an app like Bluetooth File Transfer and then it works just fine! Will test tomorrow with my bluetooth headset to see if it works ok...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] n99flake:
KF1 is pretty amazing. I'm London/south east area with equal signal to JVU and JV4 on Orange network.

Most important to me however, is it appears to give the battery a nice boost. I spend a lot of time working in a tunnel so signal gets patchy underground. Next test will see if it wastes battery in that scenario searching...

ZWJV4 was incredible for not wasting a drop. JVU just snowboarded down that ramp. KF1...... we will see.

EDIT overall Review: amazing for battery and clarity but has bugs. i.e. after one phone call, phone has to be rebooted to make any furthercalls.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Dougfresh:
Anyone has both modems link or mirror because mediafire is acting really weird and dropbox is AWOL
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] edgarpoe:
well after trying these modems with bell and either getting great phone calls and terrible battery with KF1, and no signal at all with the other I'm back to KG3 modem and have really good signal and still 80% battery after 10hrs of normal use.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ryandabao:
Bad battery life with kf1...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] fackamato:
This is with 3.1.10_IcyGlitch_V14-B5_I9K-T959Dtk@Glitch #1, WeUI 0.7.8.

Baseband i9020xxkb3

Obviously not a long time since charged, but it's looking promising.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] TheLach03:
Tried out KD1. Not bad download speeds, but found it to lose signal quite often and gps wasn't up to scratch. For now, I think KF1 is the way to go!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] qpakao:
Poland

ICSSGS RC 4.1

Semaphore 9.1

Random SGS modem vs KF1

Signal about the same on both modems.

Download and upload test are in attachment 1. On bottom SGS modem and on top KF1. As you can see network is switched to 3G from H if its not used <3.

About battery life. On old modem I had epic wifi battery life and fairly ok 3G network battery life IF I had turned off my Internet communicator. With 3G and Internet communicator I had about 7-10h battery life with medium use. In attachment 2 is battery life with light use on KF1 on 3G with Internet communicator on.

About 2G. First time swiching in option took some time for it to work and then changing back took some time to. Then it was faster. Did a test showed in attachment 3 and then switched back to 3G in option and took screen shot of my phone info after that (1 min difference).

To test calls I did 7 very short ones and its working so far but how that works in future idk and will have to test more.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] cink40:
kb3, BT is working fine, speed attached
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sa1yan:
If anyone has any problems, try flashing kf1 first. That solved all mine.

Sent from my non-stock Captivate
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Jose_Paramore:
if you use 3G you get better signal, if you use 2G you get worse signal!

Enviado desde mi GT-I9000 usando Tapatalk
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] alcaprone:
for my experience kf1 it works better than JVU i previously used..except sometimes problems with calls..but only once or twice..any other italian with similar experiences or suggestions? what about KB3? i'll try it tomorrow..great thread thanks!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] aerobomb:
do you have a download link for xxxkf1?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sa1yan:
It didn't work on my phone. So that's why I didn't post it.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] theraider:
I'm in Portugal / Optimus:

JVU

267ms

106kbps

59kbps

KF1

249ms

130kbps

73kbps

kb3

231ms

111kbps

74kbps
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] asdsadas2010:
Has anyone tried this package in the Asia region? If yes how's it performing?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] fylim:
Tried KF1 in Malaysia. So far so good
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] bennybaz:
I'm from Israel.

Tried KF1 - bad download speed.

Tried KB3 - better download speed, very good upload speed - BEST BATTERY LIFE

was getting 7% in 6hr of sleep, now only 2%!

Thanks!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] katenaccio:
Can anybody upload the second????

Link are down
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] kamalmawa:
for some reason KF1 is the only modem my phone works with.. Tried KB3, KD1, XXKB1, XXKI1 all no Service(tried after flashing KD1).. XXKB1 suppose to be Vodafone Australia Nexus S modem and yet I can't get signal on same network.. if anyone wants to test them let me know I'll upload them
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] elcaro:
Here you go..

Here you go with KB3...

KF1 is here : http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=23678351&postcount=65
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] xchasa:
I've got to say I was a bit wary about trying a non i9000 modem. I bit the bullet and tried xxkb3 last night. I'm with Virgin in Sydney.

One day on and all I can say is w o w.

It makes jvu/srjv1 modems seem like they are the non i9000 modems.

Had excellent signal all day including amongst city hi rise. GPS is accurate to 5m???

And still 48% battery where I'd normally have 14% with similar use.

Well done mate. Nice find.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] shenry:
Which modem did you use before? and on which network?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] kblo:
Works in Finland with Elisa network

KB3 has improved the phone signal and battery consumption has definitely decreased. First time ever in ICS my phone consumed only 1% of battery within 3 hours (stand-by).

Also, I can confirm that 2G works flawlessly. I have tested it, only weird thing was that phone took few minutes before changing back to 3G after I disabled 2G. But I can live with it :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Erakko:
Hey.

I used BlueLightning with KF1 and KB3.

KB3 had awesome speed and signal strenght. Worked flawlessly in every aspect.

Now I'm using MIUI Mintberry. I tried KF1 and KB3. When I tried to change to "only 2g", I lost signal and "emergency calls only" appeared. I rebooted, re-flashed modem.. Didn't work. Only flashing other modem worked.

Also, when I was out I noticed that I lost signal and text "emergency calls only" appeared again. I didn't even change to "2g only", signal just got off. :/

I think these works better with ICS ROMs than GB ROMs. Maybe someone said it already, didn't read the whole thread, I'm too lazy :eek:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] xchasa:
Try it with elite v6 ;)