yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Lokian69:
I have no idea what you are trying to say, but if you are trying to install feamod do this:

1. factory reset

2. flash via Odin

3. press volume+ & power to go into recover. You can navigate with the volume keys and select with the menu button.

4. press the thanks button if I helped you;)

sgs+ on the moon with lots of vitality and adrenaline pumping through its veins @1.8ghz :-P
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] minikolli:
I wanted to know do I have to have my SGS+ rooted before I can install Clockworkmod? Or do I have to first install Clockworkmod and then root? So basically which one do I have to have first: Root or Clockworkmod?
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] texten:
you can flash feamod recovery 1.2 with odin, without root

after that, install the fixed feamod recovery 1.4 from recovery
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] minikolli:
In the FeaMod Recovery 1.2 install instructions it's said that "If you don't have at least XXKP4, download it from samsungmobile" and "Browse through the forum and go to our devices, there you'll find the ROMs." I can't really find anything from samsungmobile but I found this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1346245 Right now I have I9001XXKI2. I was supposed to download I9001XXKP4 but the download link leads to a page where the file has been removed. Next to the download link there is a rooted I9001XXKP4 download (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1260707). Do I have to download that or I can just flash FeaMod 1.2 with my I9001XXKI2? And if I have to download that rooted I9001XXKP4 how can I flash it when I don't have FeaMod yet (or do I have to flash it with Odin)?

I'm new to Android so I just want to be sure I understand everything before trying to do something :o

And sorry for any mistakes I might have made and I hope you understand what I'm trying to say, I'm not a native English speaker.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] texten:
no there is no need to do some other things like i have written :)

flash this with odin: download feamod 1.2

and after that install the feamod recovery fixed 1.4 (downloadlink) in recoverymode
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] minikolli:
Ok, I think I got it now. Just one last question.. Do I need/can make a backup before doing the FeaMod flashing procedure, and do I have to skip the Universal Adrenaline v.13 part which is said in here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1331164

Oh and when I have the FeaMod 1.2, should I make a full backup before installing 1.4?
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] texten:
there is no need to do a backup or installing some other stuff.

its only the recovery image, it will not touch anything of your system or data ;)

if the installation failed, just do it again.

adrenalineshot is a init.d script for tweaking your system, also no need, if you just want to change the recovery and use your standard system :)
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] minikolli:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/47291712/Capture.JPG

This happens, what should I do?

edit: I had to uninstall Samsung KIES. After uninstalling KIES everything worked fine :D
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] texten:
please read this thread.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1345671

there are many solutions.

maybe try another usb-port...

edit: your odin config is correct. maybe your usb port or usb drivers makes the issues
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] quendil:
I'd like to ask something about the DEODEXING. I tried it today after flashing again the XXKPS official firmware.

After installing again all my apps and files, i noticed that i have less free internal system storage. Is this normal? As far as i noticed my dalvik cache's size has increased considerably.

I've already read about the odex files and this seems normal but i would like a confirmation from a more advanced member.

Thanks in advance!
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] matthias1203:
**** i got problem

how long i need to wait ????
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] mrjraider:
Post ur problem in the General ODIN/CWM flash problems. There we can help u better :)
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] eupendra:
Beautiful!

Just the perfect material for a android n00b like me. (Have been flashing Windows Mobile for years though)

One suggestion though - if you could remove these "show" buttons, and just leave everything visible, it will be much better. But then, may be its just me. Your call :)

Again thanks
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Oujee:
i have a problem when running test in the xultimate it pass all but fails with the super user but my device is already rooted and got super user what should i do? deodexing always fails with me, any opinions?
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] fabsau:
Thanks you for your opinion :)

This "show" button are called spoiler ;)

I will not remove the spoiler because they have psychologically reason! When a lazy person opens this thread he will see how much he has to read, with the spoilers I can "pretend" the guide is not long :p

An other reason is, if you open all spoilers you will notify how small your scrollbar gets and you will see it all looks so messy. For example if somebody is just searching for a little information he has to search really long. Give it please a try, just open all spoilers and try to find just a little information. Then compare the time to find the same information with the spoilers :)

(I know that advanced users will just press "crtl"+"F" and search for keywords but not everyone knows this magic trick :p)

It seems like I´m having more spare time maybe I will finish this Guide...!

greetings fabsau
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] TwinHeadedEagle:
Finish it, please :)

You're a legend :good:
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] FaqihCici:
i got one question about de-odexing .. let say i want to de-odex my samsung galaxy tab.. can i use this method? ... or each method is diff for each phone?...
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] gezze:
can someone make me a flashable zip with following files for cm10 ? the files should go to system/lib/hw/

would be very nice

http://www.sendspace.com/file/wezgfi
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] dl1dby:
Rooting 2.3.6 stock ROM this way?

Hi,

maybe it's a stupid questions:

I have an I9001 with a 2.3.6 stock ROM.

Can I root this firmware version using your root.zip and the stock recovery?

Thanks in advance!
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] mrjraider:
Go to the wiki and find the how to there or press my how to flash back to stock tut in my sig, post 2 is about rooting and unrooting :)
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Whiskey103:
Locked per OP request due to lack of time.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] slinky1914:
I think I have bricked my phone. Im pretty tech savvy I have had around 5 phones and have rooted all phones. I flashed a rom I had not seen before in rom manager. It is called minium 1.0.7. It flashed fine and I hit reboot and my phone did nothing. So I did a battery pull for about 3mins and put it back in and it wont boot at all. Is there anyway I can get it to come alive again. Thanks
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] xsteven77x:
Its pretty much not safe to flash stuff from rom manager anymore. Tons of stuff that isn't for our phone shows up in there now, huge problem. But more than likely you are bricked. Only hope you have is holding volume up+down at the same time, and plugging in the usb cord until the "warning" comes up. If that does not work, you have no hope. If download mode actually does come up, i will point you in the right direction to fixing your phone.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] mickeycobra04:
Somebody in the t989 forums already has a Jtag . He'll charge like 90 dollars though
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] junglizste:
I just sent my phone back to Samsung for warranty when I bricked mine. If it wont boot at all 99.9% chance they just send you a refurb.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] slinky1914:
Ok, I have tried that and it wont respond to anything I think its dead. To tmobile I go. Thanks for the help though.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] osugsxr:
Bricked a previous gs2 with ROM from other gs2 forums. Sent it to Samsung and replaced under warranty free. Recently picked up this one and wishing I never sold the previous one
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] jordanishere:
never knew rom manager would let us dl roms not for our device. that sucks.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] slinky1914:
I have a friend at a tmobile store that should exchange it for me. if I feed them a line lol
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] slinky1914:
who did you talk too? or how did you know where to send it?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bmakk2055:
Just read the comments in rom manager, people tell you that some roms are listed in phone section thats not for that phone. I allways read the comments....
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] slinky1914:
this one had no comments on it. I should have guessed.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] pieman13:
Try putting it in download mode by using an official LG usb cord and plugging it into a wall socket. I know the LG cords have the constant power wire switched so you might be able to do that. I have seen it done before.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] slinky1914:
Talked to my awesome tmobile friend and she has a new one coming Wed and only cost $5 to replace. Thanks guys for all your advice.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] junglizste:
Probably worth it but your friend is pocketing $5
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] markusf21:
Who cares it's $5 for a replacement.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] slinky1914:
Hell she can pocket $20 looks better $200
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Crucia1:
"Its a brick....ouch!!!!" Sing it with me everyone, mother fatha RTFD Son. I am a developer, I can change your bootanimation, can I download rom manager on your phone?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] osugsxr:
Samsung website, register the phone and information is on there. Took about 10 days or less for it to get back.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] slinky1914:
Just got my replacement in and I have noticed it doesn't have a lockscreen. I have rebooted and and turned the screen on and off. The screen turns on and without having to go thru a lockscreen.

The other thing I noticed is if my hold down my power button my phone turns off. It doesn't prompt me to put it airplane mode or anything. It doesn't even ask me if I want to shut down it just does. Can't get a custom rom on thus fast enough.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bluepenny65:
I created another thread too late before I saw this one. You better be careful with rooting your new phone...I bricked mine by simply booting into recovery.

I think the Rom Manager is actually the culprit here...I had used Slayer's CM7 Kang for close to 3 months fine and the only time I wanted to go into CWM Recovery to install a new ROM...my phone craps out. Dead as fcuking hell. My replacement should arrive tomorrow also...but now I know not use ROM Manager no more.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] gariputo:
Me too dude.

I did the same damn thin and I am also comfortable with these types of things. ROM Manager, always check.

The good news, I brought my phone in, told Telus it turned off in my pocket and never turned back on. Got my replacement today. For sure worth a shot. Good luck buddy.
[Android General] jackpot08:
Is there a way to screenshot the full text thread I have. I want it to capture/export the whole thread of my conversation rather than just what fits in the screen.

thanks!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] markolino631:
Hi all!

This is the kernel froyo of the LG Optimus Chic!

I'm trying to update the kernel with all the patches that are there! For now I've added a lot of things but I think I could add many more!

This is a list of the things I've added or made to the kernel:

Updated version 2.6.32.9 kernel to version 2.6.32.59 via patches

The kernel is fast and stable

Added stable Overclock with the governors

Added ZRAM Driver

Added Tiny RCU (do not know what is sincerely)

Added support for ext3/ext4 partitions

Added BFQ I/O Scheduler

Added SIO Scheduler (default)

Added cpu 100% patch

Fix battery

These are things that I added for now! I will add other things! If you want to give me a hand to add things would be very helpful!

This is my repository of github: https://github.com/markolino631/LG-Optimus-Chic-Kernel-2.6.32.59-
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] mayonaise:
I only noticed this problem after using BeastMOD for a couple weeks. One day, my battery was almost dead by the time I left work in the evening, and this is not normal at all. I noticed that in the battery history, Cell standby was the main culprit, taking up around 30-40%. I have never seen Cell standby taking up so much power until now.

After having some issue with BeastMOD, I installed Juggernaut about a week ago. It was fine at first, but now I'm seeing the same problem with Juggs too! Does anyone know why this suddenly starts happening, and if there is a permanent solution?

I tried to take a screenshot with Juggs, but something isn't working. Time without a signal is 0%, but this reading often doesn't even show up.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] ElectricBubble:
Make sure to use super wipe and kernal cleancer flash and test with without Jucie defender as it might be cause.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] zaventh:
This can occur if you are in a place of low signal coverage for a while. The lower the signal quality, the harder the radios try to maintain a signal.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Bermudian:
It could be because of the applications running in the background that takes up the battery while the phone is idle.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] iLeopard:
Correct. Specially if your radio is constantly switching from WCDMA to GSM due to poor reception. Generally if you're on GSM and you don't have great signal then you wont see a dramatic effect on the battery but its the complete opposite when on WCDMA.

This has nothing to do with cell standby.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] mayonaise:
Yeah, that's how I understand it. What doesn't make sense is that this would happen suddenly, and then not let up. The phone would be running fine for a week or two, then suddenly the cell standby shoots up. I'm not visiting new areas that I don't normally go to. This is only at home and at work - two places I spend the most time at. And both of these areas have good coverage from T-mobile.

When it shows it, Cell standby will show 0% for "time without a signal".

I disabled Juice Defender, and I'll see if that makes a difference in the next couple days. So far, it doesn't look like it. Cell standby is at 29% right now - much higher than normal.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] aranurea:
Do you use your phone at all during work and home? I leave my phone on standby in school and it is normal for me because I do nothing else at school with my phone. When I get home and start using my phone, Cell Standby disappears. And the percentage next to the process is the percentage of how much of the battery lost it is responsible for. If your battery is at 80%, and Cell Standby says 40%, it is responsible for 40% of the 20% drop in battery, though I'm sure you know that already. I have never seen a case like yours, though. From what I can figure from the screenie, Cell Standby is a huge problem because it is at 10% battery from 100% in 10 hours and 39 minutes and that is really short for standby only. The apps that I see that take up battery are the same system apps on my phone when on standby. Try replacing your battery, and if the problem consists, then I suggest you UNROOT it and exchange it. If they charge you, argue because after all, it isn't your fault. Your drainage is extreme though, because at 10 hours on standby, my phone would have at least 60% battery left.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] mayonaise:
I use the phone at work, though typically pretty lightly. I don't see how this could be a problem with the battery. The battery isn't telling the phone to do anything, just supplying it with juice. It's very inconsistent, though now I've experienced the problem with two different ROMs.

I've plenty of references to the flight mode "trick", where you turn on flight mode for a few minutes, then turn it back off. I don't know what this is supposed to do to the system. I had tried this before with no luck, so this morning I put the phone in flight mode for half an hour. Currently cell standby is only at 12-13%... we'll see if the problem comes back.

I bought the phone from wirefly, and it was back in October. I don't know if I can exchange it anymore... RMA with Samsung, maybe...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] aranurea:
Yeah. Samsung is your best bet since you didn't buy it directly from TMO. I also had the same problem except that the culprit was IMS Service. I uninstalled that, but I'm not sure about your case. IMS wasn't essential. Cell Standby is and I don't think you can even uninstall it.

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Are you on an actual ICS ROM? That might be the problem, since we don't have our own KERNEL for it. Try flashing Bombaridier if you are on ICS. GB might fix the problem. Or flash EasyDoesIt which is also an ICS ROM, though I haven't let the battery settle for a couple of days. For the most part, it was normal for me.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] zaventh:
I know this is a pain-in-the-ass suggestion, but you might want to try reflash back to stock 2.3.5, do the OTA upgrade to 2.3.6 (which should reflash your modem), and then see if the problem persists. This would completely rule out any kind of software/firmware issue.

I still think it's likely a signal quality issue, though. Not all signals are equal. Just because your phone a strong signal doesn't necessarily mean it has a strong 3G/4G signal. The signal icon can be very misleading and will often display the "4G" signal even when it really is only connected to 3G bands. The radios will constantly try to "step" up to the next band by testing the signal. This process consumes excess battery power. Have you tried setting your phone into 2G only mode and determining whether the problem still occurs? I'd also go ahead and turn off Bluetooth, WiFi, and GPS radios while you are at it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] mayonaise:
I just might have to try going back to 2.3.5. I did flash the 2.3.6 stock ROM and was using that for a long time before trying out Beast and Juggernaut, though. Does that not flash the modem?

The reason why I flashed 2.3.6 instead of doing the OTA update was that after I un-rooted and went back to stock 2.3.5, I didn't get the OTA update message and Kies wouldn't update me either.

How do I selectively turn off 3/4G? I only see the "Use packet data" option.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] zaventh:
Settings > Wireless and network -> Mobile networks -> Network mode -> GSM Only

As I understand it, flashing a 2.3.6 ROM does not update the modem. It's the same reason a nandroid backup won't backup/restore your modem. You should be able to find out pretty quick by going to Settings > About > Baseband version. It should be T989UVKL1 for the stock 2.3.6 Hercules modem.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] mayonaise:
My baseband version is T989UVKL1, so apparently I'm using the 2.3.6 modem.

The problem isn't happening today. Cell standby is at 10% at the moment. I turned off packet data this morning for a few hours, and turned it back on around noon. If the issue comes up again I'll try switching to GSM only and see if that does anything.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] mayonaise:
The problem came back a couple days ago while I was at work. Around noon, I noticed that Cell standby was taking up over 30% of my battery life, and the battery was draining much faster than normal. I turned off Wifi and left it like that for the rest of the day. I checked the battery usage periodically, and the Cell standby percentage steadily dropped till it was in the low 20's. That was a couple days ago, and I've left Wifi off since then.

Today, Cell standby is at 11% and the battery usage seems relatively normal. I'm at 63% after almost 6 hours.

This makes very little sense to me, but I'm putting it out there anyway. I know there's a problem with one of the wireless routers at work when PCs connect to it, so maybe my phone is having issues with it too. Still, though, I don't know why that would affect the cell radio. There are several different wireless access points at my work, so I'll try those out too.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] zaventh:
Do you have wifi calling enabled? If your wireless router has signal problems, this could cause the same effect as cellular signal problems... it could be constantly switching from wireless calling to network calling and never letting the cellular radios enter their sleep states.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Muff Burner:
Let's not spread false info, our device is not 4G at all. LTE is 4G period.

To the |OP|, 1st off get rid of that juice defender crap. I have ran both ROMS you have named in an area that gets horrible service coverage. I have no problems with cell stand by even with wifi, GPS, data, & sync enabled. I was still pulling about 23-24 hours with moderate use. Enable wifi calling to curb the modem changes when you are in wifi range. Wipe cache, davlik and battery stats. If that persists try the new blaze radio in the dev section. I wouldn't recommend going to stock and OTA to anything. All the stock roms have a bunch of bloat that eat battery and data. Report back your findings and we will see how to help you further if this doesn't fix the issue.;)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] mayonaise:
I don't have wifi calling enabled. I tried it a few times when I first upgraded to 2.3.6, but it didn't work very well for me. The sound was scratchy and noisy, so I disabled it and never looked back.

For the last couple days I shut off wifi completely, both at home and at work, and this has improved the battery life. Yesterday, after about 14 hours, I was still around 40-something % (I wanted to take a screenshot, but screenshots aren't working with Juggernaut on my phone). I have been using the phone pretty lightly the past couple days. Cell standby was in the low 20% range.

I will try another wifi hotspot at work to see if that helps. Just curious, what do you have your Wi-Fi sleep policy set to?

Edit: I have had Juice Defender disabled for a while now. It didn't seem to be the source of the problem.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lilajrestnom:
Is there a way to port let's say an ei22 rom to el30 or fc09? Would it have to be like strting all over and a lot of work or could it be as simple as porting a theme but with the xml files and other stuff??
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MДЯCЦSДИT:
Modem is independent of the ROM...
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lilajrestnom:
I know, I know. But I meant like and ei22 roms to fc09 but I didn't know how to explain it without using "modem" lol. I culdnt find a better word.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xopher.hunter:
How about "Porting roms to newer builds"

And your answer would be no, rom developers spend a lot of time and effort working their tweaks and mods around samsungs latest attempts at fixing stuff.
[Droid Incredible General] Titantom405:
I have a new HTC hero. I had it hooked up for about a month and got a newer Galaxy s. Now i want to use my Hero for something at home.I know its not worth much being that its an out of date model. I have wifi at home and now its only being used as a hi-tech TV guide, and text with google voice.

Any idea's what I could it for?
[Droid Incredible General] SlimSnoopOS:
This is the Droid Incredible forums, you are looking for the HTC Hero forums.