yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II General] toxictoby:
ok just a quick double check i know this has probaly been asked but i wud just like to ask seeing as your the person who uploaded this ..

does this update with kies ...

and wat exactly did u remove ??

thanks and sorry again if this has been mentiond
[Galaxy S II General] victorator:
It will not update with Kies.

Instead of a custom boot animation and Carrier specific bloatware included in the original firmware (KPN Netherlands in this case) you have a clean package based on the software included in the unbranded samsung package from XXLPS firmware released some time ago. Which basically means you have an unbranded XWLP9 which doesn't exist (only KPN Netherlands exists for now).
[Galaxy S II General] moussapes5:
thank you
[Galaxy S II General] toxictoby:
thanks man :) and good work ... gonna flash it in a sec

---------- Post added at 02:10 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:59 PM ----------

flashed and it all works :D thanks :)
[Galaxy S II General] tariq2kn:
Can anyone post the modem of xwlp9 :rolleyes:

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II General] cbeckstein:
flashed with Mobile Odin and used with latest Speedmod Kernel,

works like a charme...

Thanks to the donator!
[Galaxy S II General] victorator:
The modem is still the same in LP9.

XXLPS
[Galaxy S II General] Olakerb:
What about touchscreen on LP9, is it better then LP6?
[Galaxy S II General] slavibg:
lock the phone and restart.

HELP?????????????????????
[Galaxy S II General] JJEgan:
What on earth is that supposed to ask .

jje
[Galaxy S II General] slavibg:
By blocking the phone and then turn the screen was in negro.Lo I solved the power button that turns back on me now two veces.Alguien to know why that happens when you install this rom??:confused::confused::confused::confused:
[Galaxy S II General] Sinbios:
Odin's failing at writing factoryfs.img, any suggestions?

Edit: nevermind, took a few tries.
[Galaxy S II General] Guantanamo86:
I have some problems with the dialer...

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9100 mit Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II General] milu_m:
Settings > applications > all search for Contacts and Contacts Storage and reset their data. Be careful to have contacts backup in case when you don't have them in google sync.

Wysłane z mojego GT-I9100 za pomocą Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II General] cloak:
But the screendump says baseband LP9
[Galaxy S II General] maortrol:
No, my friend; look at screen capture on the first post of this thread, it says: "Baseband Version I9100XXLPS".

;)
[Galaxy S II General] Amo_rphis:
I had 33% battery and after 20 min,when i try check my email...no response...black screen and no button respons;i pull out battery and after i started phone,show me 13%....had 60% whan started flash fw,and after 1st reboot was 50%,but i did a lot of configs and some game to teste it till reach the 33%;after i swiched off phone,and happened what i writed before;any ideea?
[Galaxy S II General] Phil3759:
I found it smooth but not tested above 24h. To see lags, a test for a week without reboot is very predictive
[Galaxy S II General] khrone:
Been using lpo stock since it was released from kies and have to say its pretty good. Only real thing missing is jkay support and custom kernels. Hard to say if this is better for me between lpg or lpo for now, hoping to see devs make their magic happen as time goes by. For now sticking with this. Can't always get what you want from a F/W, just have to make the most out of it
[Galaxy S II General] kami84gr:
Can someone please elaborate on what is that quicksearch feature? I flashed this firmware yesteraday and I can't something missing compared to the previous firmwares. Also I'll have to test it for a week or so before I could say anything about its battery management or lagginess. So far it looks good.

I've installed it after a complete wipe of the phone through cwm (I don't have a faulty emmc chipset). I've also rooted it safely using the first method from this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1746794&highlight=root
[Galaxy S II General] It_ler:
Long press menu button when in homescreen.

Then Google search will appear.

When typing in search line, this search showed internet search results and at the bottom local search results, such as apps from your phone.

This "local" search feature is gone in the latest Android 4.0.4 releases.
[Galaxy S II General] rakeshishere:
I have no idea what's wrong with Samsung. I expected things to be more tweaked, polished and faster compared to 4.0.3 release.

I agree with you but believe me it's not placebo. I installed LPO doing a full wipe. I used it for some time and was unhappy on lag. Then performed a full wipe again and installed LP7. The difference was night and day.
[Galaxy S II General] robertogl:
sorry, wrong thread :silly:
[Galaxy S II General] tariq2kn:
XWLPT (UK) is out.
[Galaxy S II General] victorator:
I have updated the thread with XWLPT.

Upload in progress. Will update dowload links when it's done.

Can someone confirm quick search is back?
[Galaxy S II General] Mittaa:
Does those new UK/Ireland firmwares "support" eMMC Brickbug as well?
[Galaxy S II General] rakeshishere:
Can u install this over XWLPO without doing a full wipe? I'm thinking I can :)

Yeah, can someone check if local/universal search option is present in this release. Samsung has brought this back in S3 f/w release
[Galaxy S II General] victorator:
Most probably yes, but until someone confirms it we cannot be sure.

Upload in progress. In the meantime use checkfus for downloading.
[Galaxy S II General] ricnar456:
Local search is back in this rom

Enviado desde mi GT-I9100 usando Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II General] victorator:
OK. I uploaded the firmware, download link in first post.

Anything more to report about this firmware apart from quick search being back?
[Galaxy S II General] manjbc:
Any report about bluetooth fix?
[Galaxy S II General] SergSlim:
Is there a green phone icons in Phone - Logs in LPT?
[Galaxy S II General] drelite08:
Green for incomming calls, red for outgoing.
[Galaxy S II General] meatmeat:
Flashed LPT after LPO with mobile odin, without wipe. Everything is apparently ok

Bem haja
[Galaxy S II General] jenskristian:
I also flashed LPT (coming from LPO) with Mobile Odin. All went just fine. Noticed a couple of new applications I've never seen on a UK firmware:

* Parachute Panic

* Bubble Defense

* Archipelago

All uninstalled with Titanium Backup of course.
[Galaxy S II General] SergSlim:
Can you post a screenshot?

I meant a Phone icon, that you can call person from Logs screen directly.

Not the arrow icons for incoming and outgoing calls.
[Galaxy S II General] sarumane:
Updated but lost root

Hi

My phone updated OTA today, but it is no longer rooted. I am pretty much a noob at this and I can't find a rooted kernel(?) that is associated with this version. On the forum pages about rooting it's all for 4.0.3. Some of you have rooted already as I can see by the posts that you have removed your bloatware.

Any tips or links so I can safely root with an appropriate 4.0.4 kernel?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II General] mathsmart:
Just download latest syiah and your good

swagga baby
[Galaxy S II General] Stileth:
This guide http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1746794 Method 1

Odoslané z GT-I9100 cez Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II General] thomsch:
Siyah kernel doesnt support the sources 7 from Samsung so no camera preview.

SpeedMod is what you need :D
[Galaxy S II General] Donaghy:
How about:

* serial number

* eMMC bug?

Did you also root with Everroot in Mobile Odin? I want to know if I can flash + root + wipe with Mobile Odin (I kinda always wipe when coming from another ROM, even 4.0.3 to 4.0.4..). Would anyone have an answer to that?
[Galaxy S II General] It_ler:
Serial number ist still shown as 00000000.

For the eMMC bug same as XWLPM and XWLPO.
[Galaxy S II General] Donaghy:
Thanks for that info. I'm stunned with Samsung's/Google's stupidity on this. But what are we gonna do?
[Galaxy S II General] sarumane:
Phone Icon

No phone icon that you can directly call from I am afraid...

The brightness swipe seems gone too...I used that a lot
[Galaxy S II General] meatmeat:
I have root with everroot. You can wipe without problem

Bem haja
[Galaxy S II General] Donaghy:
Thanks man. I might slowly start to gobble up the nerves to go through with this flash.
[Galaxy S II General] jenreban:
I have a uk unbranded sgs2 which has never been flashed or routed

today i recieved the 4.0.4 OTA update and my serial now shows as

all zero's.

Is this happening to everyone ?

I thought it was only nonstock or routed kernals this happened on.
[Galaxy S II General] tsinc:
Official XXLQ7 did this, too. I think most official 4.0.4s do this (if not all). It's not a bug, it's a featured bug...:)
[Galaxy S II General] cdaarif:
I like 1st method. But im confuses. Is these da right procedure:

1) i download Recovery cwm touch.zip & supersu busybox installer.zip files in internal sd card.

2) copy/move cwm touch.zip file in external sd card.

3) in stock recovery i choose Apple update external sd & flash cwm touch.zip

4) choose install zip from sd & flash supersu busybox installer.zip

5) reboo. OMG im rooted now :)

sorry for my bad English
[Galaxy S II General] sarumane:
Thanks

Anyone else experiencing a lot of crashes?
[Galaxy S II General] Phil3759:
This is out of topic here, better ask support in corresponding thread

Files are attached to post 1 and a mediafire mirror is available if you look at the end of the post
[Galaxy S II General] cdaarif:
Official 4.0.4 LQ5/6/7 and LPM/LPO may lead to hardbrick. Can anyone know that LPT also lead to hardbrick?

sorry for my bad English
[Galaxy S II General] nickmax1:
yes it will.

IF you dont follow the instructions in many posts on this forum.
[Galaxy S II General] manmikey:
Could anyone that had "sleep of death" and the "wifi freezing" bugs on 4.0.3 confirm weather they still have those bugs upon upgrading to the latest LPT 4.0.4?

I was driven back to gingerbread by those bugs....
[Galaxy S II General] cdaarif:
Is these happen when u update LPT?

OMG LPT also serial & emmc bug!! this is also a bad update by Samsung :/

sorry for my bad English
[Galaxy S II General] Donaghy:
The Sleep of Death and Wi-Fiu freezing bugs were gone after LP9, which not only feels like an eternity ago but in fact was over three months ago. I highly doubt there is anyone around who will be upgrading to 4.0.4 coming from the SOD and WiFi bug firmware. You'd almost be an idiot to have stayed with a crappy rom for so long.
[Galaxy S II General] prbassplayer:
Refer to this thread for the leak
[Galaxy S II General] Lonzo_SGS2_506:
is normal

mate, dont worry this behavior is normal after flashing roms and even with kernels sometimes... as u just did... take the battery out... press power button ( to release any left charge on the phone, like on a Laptop ) and then u will see the real value on battery percentage.... well I've been thought this many times, now I'm familiar with it... just give it a few charging cycles to get to normal values... some say... charge it full - then let it discharge it full - and charge it full -- this will eliminate any battery stats that could be ''floating'' around on Andy.. ;) .. anyway... these are my 2 cents mate.. hope it helps..;)
[Galaxy S II General] silentscreamer:
More Mirrors:

http://www.uploading.to/35wcc31nxy75

http://www.uploading.to/dtniqzch2gw0

thank you for your great work!

best regards
[Galaxy S II General] simonprr:
Sorry reading and reading but getting a bit confused again now!

1. I'm still on XWLP4 / XXLPS / LUXLP1 can I go straight to this one?

2. I seemed to have lost CWM when I flashed the above using ODIN is that normal?

3. How can I get CWM back so I can backup everything easily? I assume thats the easiest way to get a complete full backup?

Thanks :)
[Galaxy S II General] lyriquidperfection:
I will build a pre rooted package based on this firmware with XEU CSC and post links in my thread.

I will also make an insecure kernel based on this firmware and post it to my new Insecure ICS Kernel thread.

:)
[Galaxy S II General] timvdhoorn:
i got random shutdowns with this rom someone knows a fix? i need it fast!

or how can i get back to 2.3.6?
[Galaxy S II General] usmanhaider101:
Root again by using CF kernal if chainfire
[Galaxy S II General] victorator:
I have some sad news. My phone shut off completely. Twice!

It was just like the bug in LP2 or LP3 (cant remember) when the first call you received displayed only a black screen but this time it's worse...

It will just go black and you won't be able to wake it up.

It is still powered on though and eats battery like hell.

The only solution is to hold down the power button until it boots up again.

It seems this is quite a serious bug, so for now I would stay away from this firmware... Too bad. I really liked the performance and the great new T9 dialer.

Let's hope it will be incorporated in the next build... Tomorrow I hope !

Please report whether this had happened for you guys so we get a clear view of what's going on. I know there have been 2 reports in this thread already. Now I can confirm it myself.
[Galaxy S II General] usmanhaider101:
Did you made a nandroid backup.. if yes then root your phone and then restore in by going to recovery. Or root again and do factory rest and wipe data n cache. Then install again any other rom.. :-)
[Galaxy S II General] simonprr:
It says at the start of this thread that is includes the XEU CSC so why would this be necessary?

Does it matter which I use? Do I have to use the CF kernal for my build/csc/or something?

Oh :(
[Galaxy S II General] timvdhoorn:
comfirmed here... could you share the LP8 without wipe so i could flash that with odin?

if i flash a firmware from HERE will it wipe all by default?
[Galaxy S II General] victorator:
Updated first post with bug information.

All ICS Samsung firmwares are non-wipe. Just flash it over LP9.
[Galaxy S II General] ricnar456:
this bug don't exist in the original lp9, I install with previous and post wipes the original from samsung lp9 and have no problems at all, and this bug don't exist.

ricnar
[Galaxy S II General] Dhanush316:
kernel problem

The sleep of death is caused by the new kernel in lp9(@DELL166) whereas in lp7 it was @DELL137.... Lp9 works fine with cf-root(lp7 kernel) and siyah 3.1.2...
[Galaxy S II General] victorator:
Can you elaborate on this a bit more?

Are you using the original LP9 and have experienced this bug?
[Galaxy S II General] Dhanush316:
Yes... i got this problem when i used stock lp9 kernel.... so i googled about this and found out that this has happened in gingerbread 2.3.3... And most developers wer pointing out to the kernel... so i cheked and found out that the kernel was different in lp9 from lp7.... so i flashed cf-root(lp7)... And now everything is working perfectly...
[Galaxy S II General] ricnar456:
and how i have all stock lp9 and have no problems at all? no problems, no bug, nothing, lp9 works like a charm and many user have no problems at all too and previously use lp8 from the first day and no problem at all too.

ricnar
[Galaxy S II General] Dhanush316:
Bt most ppl have this sleep of death thing.... And the change in kernel worked for me... So i just thought of helping.... Ppl having the problem can try it out... Working and not working is upto your phone....
[Galaxy S II General] ricnar456:
in other forums many people try stock lp9 and no reports of this bug at all.

ricnar
[Galaxy S II General] Dhanush316:
Im not telling that lp9 has a bug in the kernel.... May be our hardware is damaged and causes the kernel malfunction, may be the apps we r using is disturbing the kernel.... There are so may things linked to the kernel..... It doesnt mean that the kernel is bad..... Ppl who are having the problem can give a shot at the kernel..... Im just suggesting...
[Galaxy S II General] A22AC:
edited-i've just experienced death of sleep after 2 hours of full recharge, battery very worse, is the rom u modified or is it the original rom that may contain this bug.

Hi all, i flashed this rom already,currently im not experiencing any bug you mention at the 1st post, its just my battery life went down from 100 to 87% within 2 hours, with screen consumed 46%. Can anyone elaborate the bug that any of you experiencing
[Galaxy S II General] wjchen0:
Flashed,work great with speedmod k3-15,no sleep of death problem.
[Galaxy S II General] drelite08:
Same thing happened to me too. Had to pull the battery. Rolled it back to LP8.
[Galaxy S II General] redzion:
tried to go back to LP8 but android core process error occured.. will try to do wipe but before that need to make backup.. uf.. work work ;)
[Galaxy S II General] blackspp:
Keep 'm coming, those latest unbranded roms.

Flashing witm Mobile Odin works great, not worries about triangles and always up to date.

Just need a better way to get rid of the real crapware that's still left, even in these cleanified roms. Like the dreaded Music hub, Zinio, al the sns stuff, the mobile updater, samsung apps and a few more. Using HiUninstaller for that but that still means clicking on (the uninstall) OK button about 40 times!

But after that the rom is really clean, with heaps of freed up memory!
[Galaxy S II General] superleeds27:
SOD's are no way ROM related, always kernel.

Use a different kernel.

Problem solved!
[Galaxy S II General] drelite08:
I managed to nandroid backup restore back to LP8 with no problems. Can't stress enough you need to nandroid back up before you change anything. Don't rely on flashing your old firmware again on top of the new one.
[Galaxy S II General] reza1reza1:
that is not new thngs
[Galaxy S II General] roswell782:
So, can anybody else confirm that LP9 works great with another kernel as cfroot or another one? No sleep of death??

Thanks
[Galaxy S II General] blackspp:
I flashed LP9 with mobile odin pro and had 3 BSOD's this morning. Not great for sure! Just wiped the cache aprtition, maybe that helps.

Wil also load speedmod kernel to see if that makes any difference.
[Galaxy S II General] dazzawright:
Confirmed, LP9 with the LP8 Kernel (link in OP) works fine with no BSOD so far (about an hour or so of deep sleeping). Only problem for me is the WIFI hotspot doesn't work with this kernel. LP9 ROM and LP9 Kernel had working WIFI hotspot.

Does anyone know of a working combination to get ICS and WIFI hotspot ?
[Galaxy S II General] timvdhoorn:
is there a way to get back to original KIES updates?
[Galaxy S II General] victorator:
Flash any unbranded firmware for your country from here and set your CSC when you boot it up.

Done.
[Galaxy S II General] blackspp:
Works perfect with speedmod k3-15
[Galaxy S II General] dazzawright:
Never mind, a couple of restarts and setting the wifi hotspot to WPA2 seems to have fixed it.
[Galaxy S II General] [-Mac-]:
I have just read 2 posts in other forum of users with follow tag:

product code: gt-i9100LKAERA

PDA:I9100XWLP9

PHONE:I9100XXLPS

CSC: I9100ERALP3

They say that is a T-Mobile Poland branded, updated with Kies.

They report sleep of death too.

(sorry for English)
[Galaxy S II General] Honzze:
Since I got the second B(lack)SOD, I've tried to just flash the LP8 kernel from Intratech's thread with mobile Odin pro. Was fast, worked perfectly and keeps root (superSU). I'll test it now and I'll Report back if it's working as supposed!

Thanks to everybody who pointed out this solution!
[Galaxy S II General] drrkgupta:
I too got SOD three times since last night. It drains the battery too much. Well shifted back to LP8 to be safe!
[Galaxy S II General] roswell782:
Just flash another kernel, only stock LP9 kernel causes SOD.
[Galaxy S II General] sasukewa:
XWLP9 + NEAK 2.0.3x

I have been running XWLP9 for the last 24 hours. I didnt realized that there is a bug, but I flashed the NEAK 2.0.3x kernel, modified the voltage, installed lulzactive and neak program.

My phone was fully charged 4 hours ago.

I went to sleep and I think it went into deep sleep... well it is supposed to... lol.

I woke up just a moment ago, and got 98% battery left. I am yet to encounter the sleep of death!

I used it all day yesteday without the undervolt settings and it lasted the whole day with about 30% spare. ( I have the 2000maH battery)

Today I hope to get a better batterylife with the new voltage settings.
[Galaxy S II General] KennyLegend:
Remove with a root file explorer. /system/app is where these are located.
[Galaxy S II General] sasukewa:
Just install the free titanium backup and you can remove them safely.
[Galaxy S II General] s00000000000ka:
downloading
[Galaxy S II General] raf2k:
I've got SOD few times. Another problem is that I can't no longer connect to my airlink router. Full wipe did not resolved this problem. Im flashing back LP7
[Galaxy S II General] djidji777:
I'm on LPQ and when I tried to flash LP7 using Mobile Odin, Odin freeze for 10-15 seconds and terminated after that time?! anybody any idea?
[Galaxy S II General] victorator:
After a couple days of testing I have updated the main post with a recommended kernel. No issues. Great battery.
[Galaxy S II General] r0nald:
hi, will it work on non rooted Stock Firmwares? >>> your "CLEAN & UNBRANDED - XWLP9"
[Galaxy S II General] Mittaa:
Singapore unbranded non-wipe LP9 released ...

I'm on Australia LP8 so why not Singapore :D

Anybody know which languages supported?
[Galaxy S II General] victorator:
Added newest XWLPD firmware with download and installation instructions.
[Galaxy S II General] rizdroid:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=26201152&postcount=5905
[Galaxy S II General] trebleguy:
Is there any link to this firmware please?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II General] victorator:
Updated first post with download link.
[Galaxy S II General] victorator:
Added LPW modem in a CWM flashable zip for those who want to try it out on different roms.
[Galaxy S II General] Titosilva:
Hi,

What's new on LPD?
[Galaxy S II General] tariq2kn:
Any resumable link?

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II General] victorator:
Added 15-Toggles Lidroid mod in the first post.

Until JKay's mod is here, this is the next best thing for ICS.

Enjoy!
[Galaxy S II General] neophyte1983:
Is this firmware better then xwlp7?

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9100 mit Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II General] ram3n:
Yes sir, IMO.

You can go ahead to flash it ;)
[Galaxy S II General] roswell782:
Nice avatar, HC4L.

Sorry for off topic ;-)
[Galaxy S II General] neophyte1983:
thx hardcore to the bone :p

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9100 mit Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II General] NikoBellic:
Thanks victorator, does flashing these firmware update the bootloader?
[Galaxy S II General] tariq2kn:
How do i remove 15 toggle.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II General] salmanslick:
[YOUTUBE]3iPoFvRa9BM[/YOUTUBE]
[Galaxy S II General] ricnar456:
Do you wipe post upgrade? Lpd work.perfect zero bugs no restarts no fc no freezes.

Enviado desde mi GT-I9100 usando Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II General] tariq2kn:
Awesome release. Battery drainage has stopped. Fully satisfied :thumbup::D

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II General] bankgg:
How is this version compared to DXLP9 ??
[Galaxy S II General] Eli9ju:
I'm actully installing it, have tested pretty much LP7, LP8 and DXLP9, all good with Telcel Mexico, so no worries.
[Galaxy S II General] Eli9ju:
You have to re-flash your current ROM, unless the dev provided an uninstall method, this is the only way to do it as far as I know..hth
[Galaxy S II General] pitum:
DXLP9

I have DXLP9 since arrived... stable, fast, good battery... what are advantage of this rom?

I already read problems on this one... :S

Thank you
[Galaxy S II General] ronj1986:
after installing this my phone camera had problems focusing.
[Galaxy S II General] victorator:
Updated first post to a MultiCSC XWLPD rom.

Updated Touchwiz UX port thread. (Check it out!)
[Galaxy S II General] heahmad:
Can someone help me, which one is newer according to Samsung firmware code

LP9

LPS

LPW

LPD
[Galaxy S II General] victorator:
LPW is a modem

LPS is old from 2 months back.

LP9 is either the bugged XWLP9 or the Sinagpore DXLP9.

Look at the title thread. It might just give you an idea of which one is the newest.
[Galaxy S II General] nuraniharun:
XWLPD is very stable. I didn't see any bug...