yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bwp85:
My phone works fine on Juggernaut 5.0 but i did this anyway for comparison:

<7>[ 1330.833007] [TKEY] touchkey is not enabled.W

<7>[ 1331.046722] [TKEY] melfas_touchkey_early_resume

<4>[ 1331.046752] [TKEY] tkey_vdd_enable: enter

<7>[ 1331.067474] [TKEY] [i2c_touchkey_write] 221 i2c transfer error

<4>[ 1331.077880] [TKEY] LED RESERVED !! LED returned on touchkey_led_status = 16

<4>[ 1331.077911] tkey_led_vdd_enable 1

<3>[ 1331.188873] [TSP] Calibration End!!!!!![TKEY] enter touchkey_auto_calibration

<4>[ 1425.688903] [TKEY] tkey_vdd_enable: enter

<4>[ 1425.689361] tkey_led_vdd_enable 0

<7>[ 1425.690856] [TKEY] touchkey is not enabled.W

<7>[ 1465.093383] [TKEY] touchkey is not enabled.W

<7>[ 1465.277435] [TKEY] melfas_touchkey_early_resume

<4>[ 1465.277465] [TKEY] tkey_vdd_enable: enter

<7>[ 1465.299163] [TKEY] [i2c_touchkey_write] 221 i2c transfer error

<4>[ 1465.323242] [TKEY] LED RESERVED !! LED returned on touchkey_led_status = 16

<4>[ 1465.323303] tkey_led_vdd_enable 1

<6>[ 1465.324249] late_resume: done

<4>[ 1465.875946] [TKEY] enter touchkey_auto_calibration

<4>[ 1471.336120] [TKEY] tkey_vdd_enable: enter

<4>[ 1471.336669] tkey_led_vdd_enable 0

<7>[ 1471.338806] [TKEY] touchkey is not enabled.W

<7>[ 1481.044952] [TKEY] touchkey is not enabled.W

<7>[ 1481.254882] [TKEY] melfas_touchkey_early_resume

<4>[ 1481.254882] [TKEY] tkey_vdd_enable: enter

<7>[ 1481.275634] [TKEY] [i2c_touchkey_write] 221 i2c transfer error

<4>[ 1481.286041] [TKEY] LED RESERVED !! LED returned on touchkey_led_status = 16

<4>[ 1481.286071] tkey_led_vdd_enable 1

<4>[ 1481.838104] [TKEY] enter touchkey_auto_calibration

Seems to be very different to yours ecips.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ecips:
Thats a LONG LONG time after boot and your dmesg buffer has overflowed.

You need to execute the command within the first minute or so after reboot.

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Try this one for a laugh!

*#*#737425#*#*
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bwp85:
Makes sense now, Cheers.

Here we go again.

<<<<Touchkey>>>>

<4>[ 0.285217] [TKEY] tkey_device_init: 8901_lvs2 On

<4>[ 0.285736] [TKEY] tkey_device_init: TKEY_L12 3.3 V Set

<4>[ 1.227630] [TKEY] touchkey_init START

<4>[ 1.233337] [TKEY] touchkey_init F/W version: 0x7, Module version:0x3, HW_REV: 0xa

<4>[ 1.233428] [TKEY] melfas i2c_touchkey_probe

<4>[ 1.233947] [TKEY] enter touchkey_auto_calibration

<4>[ 1.275634] [TKEY] touchkey_init END

<<<<Touch Screen>>>>

<3>[ 0.875549] [TSP] mxt224_probe

<3>[ 0.876464] [TSP POWER ON L1 3.3 enable

<3>[ 0.876922] [TSP POWER ON L4 1.8 enable

<3>[ 0.975524] [TSP] family = 0x81, variant = 0x1, version = 0x10, build = 170

<3>[ 0.999847] [TSP] TSP chip is MXT224-E

<3>[ 1.000579] [TSP]user_info_value is 0

<3>[ 1.094299] [TSP] ta_status is 0

<3>[ 1.094390] [TSP] mxt224_ta_probe

<3>[ 1.104858] [TSP]TA_probe MXT224E T48 Byte2 is 96

<3>[ 1.107543] [TSP]calibration success!!!

<3>[ 1.108001] [TSP] mxt224_probe e

<3>[ 1.109283] [TSP] Calibration!!!!!!

<3>[ 1.110839] [TSP] Calibration End!!!!!!

<3>[ 1.114440] [TSP] Calibration!!!!!!

<3>[ 1.125946] [TSP] Calibration End!!!!!!

<6>[ 2.161346] tspdrv: init_module.

<6>[ 16.596343] tspdrv: open.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bwp85:
Did nothing
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dallby:
Hey, I just flashed the Dream Kernel and softkeys came back. Thanks for your reply though....

Anyway, before I flashed this ROM, I was on the update dated 17/9/12. My phone kept rebooting randomly.

I installed the 21/9/12 and then I was getting screen flicker & the phone keeps rebooting randomly. I'll probably go back to an ICS rom now, just until the JB one becomes more stable.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tallustus:
yes there will be updates for sure and there are already updates just not public for now

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this are my builds i'm the only one currently building cm10 roms for that device ! all suplied cm10 roms on this thread are compiled by me

people just forget about giving propper credits to the guys making this possible
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lunchbox201:
Thanks to Tallustus and all the testers curently making our S2 4G's life extended with Jelly Bean.

Just an update from me, i am happily running JB with Touchwiz UX on my phone and it flies. I've always been a huge fan of touchwiz.

If you want to kow what i have done to get touchwiz working with CM10 let me know and i will post up some screenshots and instructions how to.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sc0ttf:
Hi Luncbox,

That would be great if you could advise on how you went about getting Touchwiz UX running?

Also will this be compatible with Embryo 5.2 ICS Rom?

Regards,

Scott
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lunchbox201:
G'day Scott,

Not sure if this will be compatible with Embryo as i have not tested it. Also currently having trouble trying to take screenshots to show everyone proof touchwiz does work.

First thing you have to do is download touchwiz 4.5 theme for cm from the play store. (that gives you the TW status bar icons properly) and apply the theme through system settings.

Then download these 2 files to your SD card:

TouchWiz Jelly Bean Addon 1.0.zip - 80.73 MB

Samsung Addon for Helly Bean Addon_fixed.zip - 62.39 MB

Both files will need to be installed from CWM/TWRP recovery.

First install the "Touchwiz Jelly Bean Addon 1.0.zip" wipe cache and dalvik and then install the "Samsung Addon for Helly Bean Addon_fixed.zip" wipe cahe and dalvik again and reboot.

Thats it. Touchwix UX now working on CM10.

Not sure if both these zip's need to be installed but thats what i did as there are a few differences between the zip's.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bjm374:
screenshots?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lunchbox201:
Here ya go.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tallustus:
Again my Download Post was Updated with latest CM10 Compile (26.09.12)

Download Post can be found here

I'm suggesting everyone to update to this release as it brings some major fixes

- Back Button behaves like home button fixed

- In call echo fixed

- Color glitch for videorecording fixed

Also u need to wipe cache/dalvik-cache after updating, no need to wipe data

this will not delete your userdata !

if u do not wipe u will get some Force closes for example on Apollo so please dont forgett to wipe !
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nackswell:
ICS ROM link?

Hi,

I've been watching this thread, thank you for working on the JB ROM for my S2 4G.

Are you able to fix the link for the ICS ROM please? I'd like to try it out and the current JB ROM's problems with Bluetooth are a show-stopper for me using it at this point.

Thanks again,
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Drachy:
Is the rom on this site http://forums.overclockers.com.au/showthread.php?p=14764098 also yours?

I have the above installed currently. I noticed a stay awake issue today that i don't think has been mentioned. I used the phone for a 30 minute block while i was at work in the middle of 8 hours, but upon checking my battery stats after work apparently the phone has been awake all day, for 8+ hours. So naturally battery was at 30%

Apologies if this has been mentioned before.

EDIT: Also just wondering where to find new updates as they are developed, and is there an update method or is it simply a case of factory reset and install the latest iteration of the rom?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] therethere:
it's the same.

you dont need to factory reset each time a new release is out. just wipe cache/dalvik and flash it.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tallustus:
Yes this is also one of my roms ...

for the awake issue u should Download BBS (Better Battery Stats) and check for Wakelocks

Updates are posted in this Thread on my downloadpage when i decide to release them

Also u do not need to wipe all the times u install cm10

if u just want to upgrade the rom no need to wipe data / factory reset
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dallby:
Thanks to everyone working on this phone. Much appreciated.

I'm about to test out the latest JB update (26th)

Is anyone else getting random reboot issues? I've tried wiping cache/davlik etc but still getting it.

Really bad screen flicker too.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] geotherm:
Fix the darn permissions........
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sc0ttf:
Hi Lunchbox,

Thanks for posting your method for the Touchwiz 4.5, unfortunately it does not appear to be compatible with Embryo's ICS, i was able to restore back from Nandroid.

But it was worth a try, thanks anyway dude :)

Regards,

Scott
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chrisross:
Currently running the 20120921 build, and have been trying to upgrade to either the 23 or 26 but each time I get

E: Can't open /sdcard/CM**** (bad)

Installation aborted.

Have tried downloading again (and from different sites) but get the same result.

What am I missing?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tybrisbane:
A BIG thankyou to Tallustus for the JB rom. Even though it has bugs, the battery life and speed of the phone is mighty impressive! eagerly awaiting the next updates :D
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lunchbox201:
And my phone has crashed again. Thats it i'm going back to Telstra to get another phone. 4th time now, so goodbye S2 4G, hello something else.

A big thanks to everyone who has put the time and effort into this phone. I'll see ya all on the flip side.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nutterpc:
I must be the odd one

Mine works fine
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nekrosys:
My Galaxy S2 4G has been working fine since I got it in May. Weird.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nutterpc:
Currently compiling my new kernel now, which has gone through idle drain tests over the weekend

From full charge, left off for near on 24hrs

Battery percentage remaining @ 21hrs: 70%

And battery ETA reported that it still had enough give for 36hrs. Im running fairly agressive volts as well
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chrisross:
I'm very grateful for the efforts of all those who've got this ROM working, but is there a reason why it only refers to the i9210T? I realise that this was developed for the Australian version, but as it works on my i9210 why not just use the more generic model no.? I know it's trivial, but my phone now reports itself as a 'T' variant using this ROM.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jihwaan:
How do I overclock the bloody cpu? I have installed the kernel but cpu master etc only allow me to go to stock speed?!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nutterpc:
Depends which kernel u flashed
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thewaltz22:
The rason for this is beacuse there are hardly any threads about the australian version of the phone and that this is was started as a thread for the Telstra version of the phone.. There is no point changing it now... If it works on your i9210 thats great..
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dallby:
Maybe an explanation into how to do that might help?

What's with the attitude? :confused:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] richardw38:
I'm running the latest nutter cm10, The main issue for me is that audio does not work. ring tones do not play, and if I make a call, I normally cannot hear the other person. I think that I can hear every second call. ie, I dial a number, the call connects, I hear no audio. I hang up and dial again, this time I hear audio.

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boot into recovery, go to advanced and there is an option there to fix permissions.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wilsd004:
This would be great my battery life is terrible at the moment hardly last 2-3 hours before needing to charge again!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tallustus:
Again my Download Post was Updated

- with latest OC kernel Compile v1.6 RC1 (02.10.12)

- with latest CM10 Compile (01.10.12)

Download Post can be found here

I'm suggesting everyone using the 1.5RC1 OC Kernel to update to this release as it brings some major fixes

Changelog can be found on the Download Center

best regards
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] richardw38:
thanks, at what point in this do we install the kernel bit ?

How-To-Flash CM9/CM10

Download CM9/CM10

Download GApps for ICS or jellybean

Copy Gapps and CM9/cm10 Download to Phones internal Stroage

Optionaly flash TWRP Recovery via Odin

boot to Recovery

wipe both data and cache (factory reset)

Install the CM9/CM10 Zip

Install Gapps for ICS/jellyBean

wipe both data and cache/factory reset again!!!

Reboot and enjoy
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sc0ttf:
Hi Tallustus,

Thanks for posting your updates much appreciated.

I am still using Embryo ICS running DreamKernel 1.0, is there any point of me updating to v1.5 or 1.6 on Embryo's ROM?

Also is there any chance we can get release updates and changes/fixes for your build updates? I understand if you cant be bothered it would be handy to have thats all :)

Regards,

Scott
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nekrosys:
After installing the 1.6 Dreamkernel, I've noticed two things:

The screen flickers fairly frequently (this is fixed by editing my build.prop and changing debug.mdpcomp.maxlayer to 2).

I've lost my Data Usage thing in Settings.

I did wipe cache/Dalvik cache after installing the latest CM10 build and the kernel.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Drachy:
Sounds nice. what is this kernel? is this a dream kernel type of thing for over/underclocking, also will it allow access to change network modes? i believe the biggest battery drain culprit is the fact that were stuck in lte mode all the time at the moment.

Looking forward to it.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tallustus:
This is a CM10 kernel only it will not work on ICS stock roms like embryo

I decided to skip building and supporting cm9 roms/kernels

as most of u guys wan to have stable JellyBean instead

and right now i get no time to maintain builds for both

can u try to reinstall the latest version and just stock kernel no OC to see if the issue is still present

Yes this is a kernel for overclocking and undervolting for CPU and GPU u can use Extweaks wich is supported by this kernel

and can be downloaded from the market

Also u can use SetCPU,CPU Tweaker etc most apps should work just fine
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nutterpc:
I will be updating my kernel tonight, as I need to finish a few things first

Will have the audio policy file as well, which fixes the no audio
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brenno88:
I posted this in Android General but got no reply, so I hope you dont mind it here.

I cracked my screen the other night when I was drunk, still works though, was wondering if anyone knows of a more common model of the s2 with the right measurements: 130 x 70 x 10 millimeters and cut outs matching the i9210, I want to buy something like this:

Its just the glass bit of the phone and face plate without the Screen or assembly kit, making it a lot cheaper. I am buying another S2 or 3 anyway so may as well try fix it for 20 bucks :P

This is the i9100 - Dimensions: 125.3 x 66.1 x 8.5 mm too small I guess.

I just have tape over the screen and then 1 stick on screen protector (2 layers), and my otterbox defender case has a plastic screen protector built into it.

I was drunk and we needed tunes, I had to take the case off, to plug in the 3.5mm jack that connects to a boom box. The old school radio will have to do next time haha.

Anyone know any model that would fit perfectly as I don't want to take whats already a hard task and make it more complicated.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sc0ttf:
Hey guys,

Im just wondering if there is any chance we could get BLN compatibility with the next DreamKernel release?

Regards,

Scott
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] millers:
BLN is already working ;)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sc0ttf:
Hi Millers,

Thanks for your reply, hmm im using the DreamKernal 1.0 Beta but i cant seem to get the BLN working with apps such as BLN Control and Flowlight.

Any thoughts as i am using the first beta release Dream kernal with Embryo 5.3 ICS Rom?

Regards,

Scott
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] epicfro:
Hi the new 1.6 dream kernel on page 50 has Working BLN :)

Sorry disregard that as it is a cm10 kernel sorry
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tallustus:
finaly decided to hook up with cm9/ics releases again soon

so there will be new ics releases and also new ics kernels just give me some time for doing that
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sc0ttf:
Hi Tall,

That sounds great mate, would it be possible to get a change log on the new build of ICS when its ready?

Although please dont rush theres no hurry for this, Embryo is running perfectly fine at the moment

Cheers

Scott
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tallustus:
yes changelogs can be done that should be no problem at all
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CalinDee:
Have moved up to the latest CM10 build in conjunction with Dreamkernel 1.6

Seems quite good so far. Thanks muchly Tal, for your efforts :)

The only continuing issues I have with the phone now that range from PITA to MEH are:

Bluetooth Integration (Car Audio Routing in particular) (For me a PITA)

Battery LIfe - Much improved I must say, and unlikely to get significantly better but still an annoyance (100% at 7am 45mins of headphones travelling to work about 3 sms and 1 or 2 very short phone calls, another 45mins of headphones to home and the battery is at 45% at 5:30pm. Compared to the iPhone 4s that is at 75% after the same usage is a bit annoying)

Notification Light Obviously not a game breaker, but I do miss its presence

.

I expect the battery life could be marginally enhanced if/when I begin tweaking Dreamkernel which I will look at once I have established these builds stability.

The Bluetooth integration are the only things, as far as I am concerned, that are marring the near perfection of this implementation :highfive:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] geotherm:
Bluetooth CM10 Fix!

Finally a fix..

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1921123

tested with latest 01-Oct rom and lastest kernel and works perfectly with my headset. I'll test with the car later..

Update: works in the car
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noxter:
I have installed the latest cm-10-20121001-UNOFFICIAL-i9210t. however i cannot find the network usage meter that is usually found under system settings>wireless & networks.

anyway fix to this?

BTW. i just want to quickly Thank everyone involved with the development on this phone.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CalinDee:
Outstanding. Tested with car BT, working perfectly
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] therethere:
anyone with echo on calls?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] millers:
Had the echo for the first time last night. Ended up having to hang up and just text.

I found pressing the mute button for a second stops the echo but it comes back as soon as you unmute it
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] therethere:
in my case, who listen the echo is the other person who im calling to.

i re-flash with the day 26 rom and echo still happens. dont know if the older builds had too...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] millers:
The echo was on both ends for me :(
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] etterz:
I've been using CM10 for a while and would like to thank everyone working on this project. I do have a noobish question to ask tho. I have had to return my phone to Telstra for repairs already and successfully reverted it to stock before doing so however at that point I wasnt using a non stock kernel. My question is, does flashing the original telstra package also revert to the stock kernel? I would like to give dreamkernel a go however just in case I need to revert to stock would like to make sure I know how to before I do.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] millers:
You can do the exact same process. That will return all the software on the phone to stock
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nekrosys:
Yup. And just by flashing CM10, you've already flashed a new kernel that was packaged with it. Don't worry, as long as you have ODIN by your side (and if your phone can still enter 'Download Mode') you'll be fine. The Telstra stock package will also flash the stock recovery too, removing your TWRP or ClockworkMod recovery. I'm pretty sure.

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Sorry about the belated reaction. Yep, I reinstalled the latest version of CM10 with just the stock kernel (no OC) and I can confirm that my screen flicker is limited to only the web browser and Chrome (as has happened before, minor issue, much less annoying) and I do in fact have my data monitor back.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chrisross:
I'm very pleased with the CM10 (still haven't upgraded to the latest version) but could someone please answer the following. I have the i9210 (not Telstra variant). Having just found another thread on this forum where someone has analysed the contents of the Telstra ROM which indicates it does make a change to the bands it uses, have I changed my phone to the Telstra frequencies by installing this ROM?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] therethere:
I have a i9210 too and this rom is running well.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nekrosys:
Yeah. The battery is vastly improved with CM10 over stock at least. Can get around 10-12 hours of use while listening to music and using 3g occasionally. The best you can do is to use the little power switches in the notification tray.

Also try adjusting brightness manually by going into Settings>System>Status bar and checking the "Brightness Control" box. Gives you the power to fine-tune your devices brightness by gently sliding a finger across the status bar.

If you're not too lazy, you can get some great life out of the phone like that.

For the slightly-more-lazy, apps like Juice Defender can help out a bit too. Y'know, useful stuff at least.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Drachy:
See the problem I have with that is having to fiddle around with settings all the time to acheive even close to the same battery performance achieved by comparable phones just used standardly. It has always annoyed me about this phone. I used to have a galaxy s2 international version with Optus. Just before I upgraded to this my gs2 had official ICS and I left it idle for three days. Still had more than 60% battery.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chrisross:
Am trying to get into the Service Menu using *#*#197328640#*#* and all I get is a blank screen with a 'Service Mode' header. This is with cm-10-20120926-UNOFFICIAL-i9210t. Is there an issue with this ROM (or is it just me as usual?!)

And *#1234#* does nothing (code stays on display) while *#*#12334#*#* disappears off the screen leaving the dialler but nothing else happens, so how do I query the firmware etc.?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nekrosys:
Ah I'm fairly OCD so it's kind of just second nature. Like a habit.

Sadly, yes, by default, the battery life on this handset is dreadful. At least CyanogenMod gives you some tools at your disposal to fix this issue even somewhat.

Pity Samsung can't provide as good of battery life as possible right out of the box.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nutterpc:
That's what we are working on, battery life
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ahung922:
GT-I9210T

can't open Samsung CIME:confused:

if i open it will FC:crying:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tallustus:
just want to let you know that i finaly got the camera issue on 1080p fixed also the bluetooth issue on cm10 is fixed so we will release new updates today ;)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sc0ttf:
Hi Tall,

Thats great news, many thanks in advance.

Is there any possibility on getting an AOKP style Toggle lockscreen similar to Embryo's ICS Rom?

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1332420&stc=1&d=1347851999

Regards,

Scott