yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] circleofomega:
Thanx a ton man!! Just was looking for the app...can I just root it first and then simply press volume down+power +home...do I need an app...I know the recovery app..but I thought it was for only RaZr...anyways.. thanx a lot!! Also, just a question to everyone who flashed this ROM... how close is this to the actual NeXus ROM?? I mean on a scale of 1 to 10?? Thanx again...

Sent from my RaZr NeXus.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Faryaab:
Check this thread for the latest stock firmware and rooting instructions.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] g3ckospy:
MIUI file explorer

hi faryaab,

can we be able to use this MIUI file explorer in your rom? or maybe you can port it to this rom..

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1523691
[Galaxy S II Android Development] circleofomega:
Faryaab...can I request you to make a pure ICS ROM for RaZr??? Plzzzz....thanx!

Sent from my RaZr NeXus.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AndyCosmos:
Hi after I installed the new build 5beta2 , ( all full wiped ) and I am on stock Kernel , when I turn off the phone and plug in the charger , the battery picture only shows circle inside , and no green battery meter , and one more I can't switch the phone on or into cwm while it's plugged ( my battery is about 30% when I plugged in the charger ),and I flashed this ROM again a few time but still the same , anybody has this bugs ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Robert.Gl:
Same here, freeze
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AndyCosmos:
glad to know it's not only me :) , waiting for solution
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Faryaab:
Thanks for reporting. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jazzk:
B5 beta2 running great.

A very minor thing that bugs me (not just on this build). In 12-hour time mode, the status bar clock doesn't show "AM" and "PM" strings next to the time. Nothing major!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shishirasm:
+1
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fr3d0x:
@Faryaab are u going to release final build today?

Enviado desde mi GT-I9100 usando Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Faryaab:
Yes, If the feedback I get is good. Guys feedback for TEST Build 2 ?? :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fr3d0x:
I installed build 5 test 2 this morning,and no problems here all is fine,good job..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MAG88:
All working fine on build 5 test 2.

Sent from my SGS2 powered by F1 GALAXYNEXUS and Siyahkernel.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rabeel:
Faryaab said there will be an update today....waiting for it...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Faryaab:
I'm trying to fix the charging bug now but If it gets fixed then I will upload it ASAP if not then tomorrow defiantly.

Also F1 GalaxyNexus now supports Galaxy S, Galaxy S2, AT&T Galaxy S2, Galaxy S2G and Galaxy Note. If not today all builds will be released tomorrow.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] logey18:
Build 5 test 2 no problems seems to work really well

Edit:just noticed when i turn phone off and connect charger the battery icon stays grey giving no indication it is charging also phone wont turn on have to pull battery to restart

Edit 2:just seen post above please disregard this noob /blind post
[Galaxy S II Android Development] circleofomega:
Really silly question but the 4.0.4 build is the final or a beta on which this ROM is built??

Sent from my RaZr NeXus.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DesertVelo:
The F1 ROM is built on ICS 4.0.4 and the latest final build is B4. However, a new final build B5 is scheduled for this week. Hope that helps!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] circleofomega:
I meant on the final built of ICS from Google? But I get what you are saying...So B4 is the final one until B5 releases...will flash more stable out of the two anyways... thanx again...

Sent from my RaZr NeXus.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] matcol:
Compatible kernels??

Firstly big thanks to Faryaab for the ROM - great work and well appreciated!!

Secondly: Is this ROM compatible with CF-Root kernel?? If so which build matches? Is the XW_XEN_LP7 OK to run with 4.0.4 AOSP?

If it is OK are there any problems with running that kernel - as I understand the kernel packaged with the ROM is good for deep sleep, but I like CF-Root kernels (personal choice)

Apologies if its been answered - I used the search button first :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nalbi:
found it

Hi Guys,

I'm new to this ROM, and have tried alooooooooooot of ROMs out there :)

kinda loving this one too, it's smooth and the Nexus look is great.

can't seem to find the how i can view the toggles in the drop down bar, altough i can see it in the snapshot at the begining of this thread, can anyone point me in it's direction , thanks.

Sorry , just found it ;P

but can i edit wich toggels i want to see?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Erlanderterv:
So far the CF_Root kernels are ICS 4.0.3

This rom is ICS 4.0.4

Not saying it won't work but I'd stay with 4.0.4
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DesertVelo:
F1 is a fantastic ROM and keeps true to the Galaxy Nexus experience. I have been using it since day one and I have thoroughly enjoyed the performance. The toggles are fixed but there are market apps to give you more options (widgetsoid2).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shamalh:
Guys where can I find a zip to enable on screen navigation buttons? :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] v28:
Not to sound impatient as it will definitely be worth the wait but any sign of final build 5 yet, been f5'ing since last night lol.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] munzab:
Basically when i rotate my phone, the screen rotates, however, it does not rotate back, unless i either go back to home screen or click back. it just goes to 90 degrees and whatever i do, it wont go back to straight again.

Thanks for helping
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr.Greg:
Try to fix permissions and wipe cache and dalvic in recovery.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] munzab:
how do you fix permissions?

silly questions, apologies, i am doing that through rom manager at the minute.

need to figure out wiping davlik at the minute. for some reason in boot recovery i dont have davlik, just the wipe cache. will look into this
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buzzboy:
Reboot into recovery, then it should be in tools or advanced settings.

Dalvik cache should also be under advanced settings.

Regards.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] munzab:
thanks, will try that and report if there are any issues.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DesertVelo:
There is a softkey mod in the mod thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=25384471. I have not flashed for B5 but you can contact assaf.bm to request an update (developer of the mod).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] joseph.alukka:
I love this rom, but I need to get the 15 toggles mod if I need to make it primary, could somebody please help me with a link for it working on this rom?? Every one I have messes the systemui.. Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ZonyX:
Isn't the 15toggles mod only on samsung based roms..

You'd would need to find a mod compatible with aosp or aokp

This is probably why your getting errors.

Also check out an app from the play store called notification toggle
[Galaxy S II Android Development] abakliwal:
I have been using this ROM since build 1 and I am absolutely loving it. Although, I have been getting varied battery life (with my usage remaining the same) with different builds thanks to some wakelocks. Better Battery Stats also did not help in identifying the root cause. So, I did a fresh clean install of the latest build and did not install any apps, only the latest gapps.

Its been almost two days and I am clocking battery life of over 24 hours but the battery usage graph still shows Android OS consuming over 50% of the battery. Now this is really confusing.

I am on an Indian version of the S2 (DDLP8) and on the root stock kernel (3.0.30 CM). Does the way you root the phone affects battery life? I did not use CF root because I read it somewhere that it does not work with 4.0.4.

Can anyone let me know the reason behind this or how can I debug? Should I try to root the phone using some other method and then install this? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Faryaab:
New build is being uploaded!

F1 GalaxyNexus (05-06-12):

Updated To Latest CM 3.0.32 Kernel With Latest Patches

Removed F1 Build Prop Tweaks

Fixed FC On Camera (When Choosing Default Settings Option)

Due To High Demand Added Facebook Sync Back

Removed Forced GPU Rendering (Caused FCs and Lag In Some Apps)

Added Wi-Fi Direct Menu

Fixed Heap Bugs

SamsungRIL Clean up

Updated APN-List

Tweaked Animation Values To Make Them Faster

Tweaked Progress Spinners (Silky Smooth Loading!)

Many Core System Optimizations & Fixes

Latest Upstream CM Device Changes Merged

Using AOSP Charging Instead of Samsung Charging When Switched Off.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adamski123:
Well done!

Also get on gtalk!! ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] noope_br:
ll be a full wipe?

tks agains for y great job :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] naveediftikhar:
yeah faryaab keep this versoin as fullwipe as lately many users have been facing reboots and force closes as they dont wipe their devices properly...and since most dont do it..they dont even knw how to do it..hence threads fill up with comments as posts which can be solved with only little efforts!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adamski123:
How can people not full wipe? :L I do it every time I flash a rom!! No wonder so many noobs are moaning on aokp forums and kernel forums
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AndyCosmos:
waiting for the build 5 final :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] naveediftikhar:
trust me people dont..infact even i wipe my device fully before flashing a new rom..and about 90% of issues can be solved with proper flashing..!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shishirasm:
ok, then how do u propose on restoring apps & settings everytime... i know there is titanium backup, but dat also misbehaves some time with wrong chaches... If u keep releasing the builds with full wipe all d time, it will be a huge burden... i think full wipe should be der when der is some critical changes...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] paracha3:
Chill. I do full wipe I mean factory reset, format data and delvik cache but still after flashing a rom I see Facebook and foursquare folders present on phone memory before I have installed any apps. I want to COMPLETELY wipe and start clean.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AndyCosmos:
Use My Back Up Root https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rerware.android.MyBackupRoot&feature=search_result or pro version https://play.google.com/store/apps/...droid.MyBackupPro&feature=more_from_developer, I use this and never have problem with back up and restore :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] naveediftikhar:
dude user apps are not the reasons to perform full wipe...incompatibility of diff system files..modules...frameworks etc are the reason..you will have those folders but they wont make any diff...the only diff made will be the one you wont see..but ull be thinkin yourself as smart when among 100 ull be the one without any issue cause u bothered to waste 5 mins of ur life and fullwiped..!

there are many diff apps to backup your apps..infact you can even do a nandroid backup and ask titanium to extract your apps from that backup..besides whats harder..living with a crashing rebooting rom or restoring your apps one by one..!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] paracha3:
I am glad there are other helpful people around who help newbies with a courtesy, patience and softer tone let alone some who spend hours if not days creating ROMs. I can only imagine if u created ROM how would this thread be!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] naveediftikhar:
my tone wasnt that harsh mate...i was trying to make you realise the importance of wiping as i personally lately have been the only one perhaps without any error on any rom that i have flashed cause i full wipe always..no offence was meant towards you..n yes i dont create roms as i dont have that much of the time..but wateva lil i have i try to help people as i once was among those who knew very little n had alot to ask!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Faryaab:
Build 5 is released! :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] murdoch1:
Upload

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] kapeedp:
Cheers,

Same instillation procedure?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Faryaab:
Yes, the procedure is same.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shishirasm:
full wipe???
[Galaxy S II Android Development] paracha3:
We are cool. I have no issues with this ROM myself but dislike the facts some apps somehow still remember my user name and chat history even after all wipes and formats. I know its not related to the issues ppl r discussing here but I want to somehow full format and then install the new ROM. I am not confident to manually start deleting folder because I fear I may brick it.

Anyhow its time for new ROM :) sorry I misunderstood u.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JeroenGijselaar:
Just flashed the update. The only thing I can say is. Awesome. Thank you very much!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AndyCosmos:
downloading now will flash after :) thank you .
[Galaxy S II Android Development] paracha3:
If i may suggest. Anyone who installs can you share what kernel you are using e.g. Siyah, CM, CF, Stock etc as well? It would help people. There has been lot of debate on which kernel is stable and gives you best battery life.

Having kernel info in signature would be perfect. :) Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Guinhu:
Google Apps:

gapps-ics-20120429-signed.zip

Is that the newest Google Apps out there?? :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Faryaab:
Yes! They are the latest ones.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Guinhu:
Oh thanks for the quick answer!!! You rock!! :cool:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] seancyril:
Where can I download build 5 from? Can't find the link
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Many40:
In the Faryaab's first post :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tataenozec:
Is the battery mod for b5 test compatibile with final b5?

Btw, b5 final is so smooth... Like knife over butter :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raphytaffy:
Sorry for the noob post, but does it matter what carrier we are on? I'd like to try to flash this on my sister's Epic 4G Touch, but want to make sure that it is okay to flash on the Sprint SII version.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Faryaab:
Epic Touch 4G is very different from the Galaxy S II. So don't even try to flash it you will brick the device.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] naveediftikhar:
is theme chooser included?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] raphytaffy:
Sorry, another noob question here: the Epic 4G Touch is the name of the Galaxy SII on Sprint right? Or is that a completely different device?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AndyCosmos:
Very smooth and the charging battery animation in power off mode is nice :), thank you .
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fr3d0x:
downloading,thank u so much,best rom ever...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bervin:
This is only for international i9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] circleofomega:
Faryaab...u seem to have added/removed lots of things..will it still feel like a Stock Nexus Device?? Just a question.... hopefully no bloatware...

Sent from my RaZr NeXus.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DesertVelo:
Build 5 is a great representation of the stock nexus device experience. There are a couple of mods - noticeably the notification toggle (you have to enable it to see it) - added but does not spoil the interface. I have a Galaxy Nexus (stock) to compare the two and I am not disappointed. Faryaab has done a great job keeping the ROM as pure as possible while listening/responding to user's requests.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shuvabrata:
Would CWM still be available after i move from v4 to v5? I am currently on version 4 and installed CWM via CF Root.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] circleofomega:
Thanx a lot..that helped...downloading build5 now...

Downloaded and about to flash...but I need to root first, just a question...will my country matter in flashing the kernal...is the kernel for SPECIFIC devices only???

I plan to flash it on the Indian SGSII i9100...not going to brick it in anyway right??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shuvabrata:
No problem at all on the Indian GS3
[Galaxy S II Android Development] circleofomega:
Thanx man...and even the kernel posted here by Faryaab : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1544487 needed to root is safe for Indian devices right??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shuvabrata:
Why do you wanna mess with the kernel? The kernel bundled with F1 Galaxy Nexus is pretty good.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Many40:
B4 as well as B5 doesn't include, as you know from Faryaab's 1st post, CWM recovery (only includes root and busybox). So if you flash new rom you will loose CWM. Then you will have to install it from CWM.zip or via a custom kernel (I ma using Siyah).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shuvabrata:
Can you point me to a source of CWM zip?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Erlanderterv:
I got it from Play Store.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Many40:
Here you are: http://clockworkmod.com/rommanager

Choose your device (for i9100 it's called Samsung GalaxyS2, you can choose touch or non-touch version). Don't bother about ROM Manager.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] OnePhantom:
I have had CWM for all 4 builds? I have never installed it separately. The only thing I have got is a temporary touch CWM which I had to manually navigate to from the stock recovery prior to installing F1GalaxyNexus. I got this from Rachmat3 here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1501719

But that aside, since I installed the first F1GalaxyNexus ROM I have had CWM. I also could not find a reference in the first post where this is said to not be included?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Faryaab:
CWM is built-in the kernel itself, You don't need to install CWM separately as the ROM will automatically install it for you.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] OnePhantom:
Good to know I didn't somehow acquire CWM without realising.

Great job on this build too man. This is the first ROM I've used but it's exactly what I was looking for so I can't see myself flashing anything else.

Keep up the good work.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Many40:
I am sorry for giving wrong information, but the basis for that for me was:

1. In your first post, under "ROM features" you didn't mentioned about CWM recovery (only root and busybox),

2. under "Requirements" you stated: "Clockworkmod Recovery (CWM)/Any custom recovery"

so I understood you that CWM is not included into ROM, that's why I installed your rom via mobile odin with replaced kernel to other custom one (in my case Siyah). Sorry again. Regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Faryaab:
CWM is not a ROM feature but a kernel feature and I clearly state that the Kernel I'm using is the CM one. Also any custom ROM will be useless without CWM.

CWM is also needed to install this ROM that's why i stated it int he requirements. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Faryaab:
I need suggestion for a name for my new ROM project which will succeed 'F1 GalaxyNexus' It will be available for many device just like CM/AOKP.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Many40:
Correct me if I'm wrong. ROM (also known as firmware or Android OS) has a few parts/partitions, one of them is kernel. In this case everything what is kernel's feature is also from global point of view ROM's feature, isn't it?.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buzzboy:
How about:

F1-X

Or

F1-X series

At least users will still recognize the Rom and Developer this way.

Cheers.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ionutmd:
ROM name

Assuming you will keep the F1 concept across multiple device platforms (same pure Android experience):

-F1 Experience (or Xperience);

-F1 Android;

-F1 PureRom;

-F1 Rom (this would be the simplest, yet still delivering a unified message)

-F1 Nexus

If I come up with other will let you know. Any of these can be graphically tweaked to your liking, of course (I am not good at that...).

Regards.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] steford:
How about F1NE (Nexus Experience, Any device, Fine etc). Just a thought.

Congrats on B5 - very nice.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] circleofomega:
HELP HELP HELP...need to get into the CWM...the phone is stuck in the boot animation...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buzzboy:
Press hold power ,home button +Volume Up.

Cheers.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] circleofomega:
I did that and flashed again...what is wrong...still in the boot animation...what should I Do...??

do i need to wipe data/cache/Dalvik cahce?? I havent...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Erlanderterv:
If the phone reboots as soon as you turn it off then you will need to be very quick pressing the above 3 buttons. If you do it quickly enough after it turns off then you should be able to get into Recovery Mode.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buzzboy:
Did you perform a full wipe?

(Factory reset-Format System-Caches)

And you are using a SGS2? Sorry for asking. Many users have flashed S2 Roms on a different device.

Regards.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] noope_br:
Yes, u need to do all 3.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jazzk:
I think you are getting confused between CWM Recovery and CWM Manager.

CWM Recovery is integrated into the Kernel, you do not see it unless you boot into it specifically (Vol down + Home + Power).

CWM Manager is an application that you can install on your phone that allows you to perform some recovery-related actions through it.

CWM Recovery (kernel) does not need the CWM Manager application to function.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] assaf.bm:
F1 Galaxy NexGen

F1 Galaxy Gen-X
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Faryaab:
Dude, Give it time to boot. It should at least take 5-8 mins on the first boot and don't be afraid as the bootanimation may look like a boot-loop but it's the way the bootanimation is designed by Google.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DesertVelo:
Faryaab - keep the F1 moniker, your ROM is known by the name. As mentioned before, "F1 Nexus" would be a very appropriate.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vishalgunthey:
Ok... so praises shower and what to say... the best rom on the planet for my sgs2...I have tried almost all the roms on xda and finally settled for this masterpiece...

Things that i liked about this Rom

1)Awesome sound for headphones way better than any rom

2)Simplistic yet powerful on memory... no lag whatsoever

3)Touchwiz is history but the f1 rom made my galaxy s2 reborn...

I look forward for more updates specially on floating apps..)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] miteshjesani:
Well....

i dont know what you have done, but this ROM is super super smooth, even though my max CPU speed is 800Mhz, and slightly undervolted.

Not only is it smooth, its bettery on battery, it almost feels if i have overclocked

:S

Please do not get the S3 and keep up the good work!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AndyCosmos:
How about " F1 GALEXUS "
[Galaxy S II Android Development] miteshjesani:
F1 Nexperience

As Nexus phones will all be stock AOSP and your ROM will also be based on AOSP.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] circleofomega:
Thanx a lot guys..worked fantastic! Thanx Faryaab....lovely ROM...

Sent from my RaZr NeXus.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tataenozec:
Zonyx.... assaf... cmon gyus, where is battery circle mod for B5 final??

I can't live without that :)

Or maybe mod for b5 test build is ok for final?