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[Galaxy S II General] Baddudevsninja:
This is gonna sound weird, I just installed this ROM today its great and all but I've noticed when I put my ear up to the loudspeaker there's a faint hissing noise. Could a couple of people test and see if their speaker is making any noise at all, This is just on the home screen with no apps open, thanks.

EDIT: Please ignore this, I've just realised it was from setting sound in Spirit radio app to galaxy s2, set it back to cyanogen and its fine now.
[Galaxy S II General] jassim14:
when i talk long time in phone i hear that but its ok
[Galaxy S II General] genoboy:
Is this already stable?
[Galaxy S II General] whitou:
Everything is almost stable, still some minor bugs, but nothing huge. I'm actually using Matr1x kernel with jellyBro ROM on my Nexus S.
[Galaxy S II General] DanDroidian:
I'm just reading this! It's official! I'm so happy I could piss myself!

:thumbup::p
[Galaxy S II General] i360*:
LOL who pisses themselves when they're happy?
[Galaxy S II General] Tuner420:
My dog :p
[Galaxy S II General] Spiralzz:
Anybody got a mirror for the latest build?
[Galaxy S II General] DanDroidian:
I just did.

:what:
[Galaxy S II General] DanDroidian:
Ah, u must have told ur dog the good news!
[Galaxy S II General] robertogl:
But it's official...from Sammobile? Then It's not official...

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[Galaxy S II General] DanDroidian:
Probable, but far from official.
[Galaxy S II General] robertogl:
http://www.sammobile.com/2012/08/06/jelly-bean-updates-by-samsung-for-sgsii-sgsiii-note-and-note-ii/

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[Galaxy S II General] DanDroidian:
LoL! Even the article says, "no official words from Samsung"!
[Galaxy S II General] DanDroidian:
Sorry, forgot I had "screen filter" on...
[Galaxy S II General] TWeaKoR:
I don't think that's what he meant. What he's looking for is the option to set the phone to USB Mass Storage when connecting to a PC, instead of using MTP or PTP (which are slower and require drivers installed on the PC - not always possible in workplaces or schools).

I'd like this too, MTP is slow and I can't connect to the WinXP machines at work :( Is it a CM10 issue or has USB Mass Storage been removed from JB?

I've tried flashing the old ICS fix for it, but it didn't work. Before I mess about with my virgin build.prop, is it even possible to get this working in a JB ROM?
[Galaxy S II General] Spiralzz:
UMS was removed by Google from ICS onwards. USB mass storage wasn't there in CM9 either, but codeworkx added it specifically for the S2, after a lot of users requested it. For CM10, codeworkx has said that there will be only MTP. However, that is subject to change *if* codeworkx decides to add UMS by coding it specifically for our device, but I wouldn't wait for that, since it will probably be added in the official nightlies, *if* it is added.

However, all those who need UMS can try out this app: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=20251953

I haven't tried it personally though.

Edit: Looks like the next build will have UMS included ;) : https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_frameworks_base/commit/29dea31cf97c068a5a9681f5d12e52ccdbf88f99
[Galaxy S II General] :
Oh wonderful thanks for sharing the news mate!

'' Samsung: Jelly Bean for Galaxy SIII first Galaxy Note II second, Galaxy Note and Galaxy S II. '' According to the insiders of SamMobile

i believe samsung maybe touchwiz the phone, but i really really like the features they provide. its just so damn smart!

thats why i reverted from AOSP Jelly Bean, due to lacking of features that i use :D
[Galaxy S II General] kalgecin:
The thing I liked about stock rom was the ability to silence the phone by turning it face down. Really useful for me
[Galaxy S II General] Astri:
This test version along with kernel sources would be enough for CM10 devs to make an almost perfect rom. Hopefully, if we wont get the jb update we will get those files
[Galaxy S II General] ZliG:
Great news

Any info about date?
[Galaxy S II General] DanDroidian:
As it's all unofficial, no date exists.

Swyped from Outer Space
[Galaxy S II General] rickytenzer:
I asked a few weeks ago regarding the quality of this ROM without hwcomposer and I was told to hold off. Over the last few days I've heard that it's become much more stable and fluid.

Is it still worth waiting for or is it ready to be my daily driver? I needed A2DP but now that that's fixed, I'm ready to jump if worth it.

Also, is there something that could get corrupted in a Nandroid backup? By that I mean will it REALLY back EVERYTHING up? Or is there a possibility that on restore some things could be wonky?

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II General] ZliG:
Ok. Thnx
[Galaxy S II General] Spiralzz:
Yeah, a nandroid backup should suffice. As I'm sure you are aware, don't mess up the nandroid backup once its done, such as changing the name, etc. You're on stock ICS right?
[Galaxy S II General] rickytenzer:
Not stock ICS, I'm running CM9.
[Galaxy S II General] ceecuan:
:victory::victory:oh yay... thanks Sammy !!
[Galaxy S II General] Pepski:
Project Butter isn't currently possible without some sort of release from Samsung, but this ROM is still faster (in my opinion) than anything ICS. I've been using it since the first instalment and have never even considered going back.

In short, it's smooth, fast as hell & just awesome. :D
[Galaxy S II General] drraptor:
Usually these.leaks turn official.

Off-topic what setting you are using on screen filter

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[Galaxy S II General] DanDroidian:
True, but the thread should read, "PREofficial." Even the source they are quoting says that, LoL.

Usually around 57% with status bar brightness all the way down when inside, and I turn it off when outside or when running around town.

It's a life saver! (Or battery saver, to be precise...)

Usually just over 5 hours with a little 3G usage, 2G always connected, and Wi-Fi on for about 2 hours during my lunch break.

Swyped from Outer Space
[Galaxy S II General] Spiralzz:
Yeah, then a nandroid backup will be fine. Make sure you are on the latest nightly of CM9, since some older night lies have a bugged cwm, causing the SD card to be erased. The latest version of cwm is 6.0.1.1 although v6.0.1.0 is fine too. Versions 6.0.0.x have problem related to SD card being formatted.
[Galaxy S II General] DanDroidian:
I see my previous post was edited, and so was the title of this thread...again...

What gives?

Swyped from Outer Space
[Galaxy S II General] rickytenzer:
So I jumped the gun and installed it. Boy is it every worth it! 2 questions:

1) How can I enable UMS? I read earlier that it's supposed to be in one of these builds. I cannot copy anything with MTP...

2) Why isn't Google search talking back answers to me?
[Galaxy S II General] Spiralzz:
UMS hasn't been added to CM10 yet. MTP works fine on windows 7 here. Try mounting your storage from the recovery, or alternatively you can try out the app airdroid.

For Google Now, make sure you have the latest JB GApps (26th of August), then configure according to this guide: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=28043720
[Galaxy S II General] rickytenzer:
Thanks for your reply! MTP seems to be working now. Windows Explorer keeps crashing while trying to copy over some files, but those are isolated cases it appears. Will try to figure out why...
[Galaxy S II General] Krits88:
I have jumped the gun and got myself on the SuperNexus ROM. I have to say, it is very smooth, everything seems to work so far. I'm quite impressed. A few questions though

1) Why is my google now only showing the weather card. I know it takes time to learn your habbits, but I have been using it to do searches for my team and other such stuff and it still only shows the one card. I am in India, will my region affect the use of these cards?

2) I miss the volume rocker music controls. This ROM does not have that option, but I thought Google with ICS had made this a built in feature? If it isn't is there an app I can download for it? (not music players, just an app to enable the feature)
[Galaxy S II General] atulalvenkar:
Am in India too. Following is the list of things Google Now prompted me from the day first preview ROM was released

1) Weather

2) Directions from home to office and vice versa

3) I was near this food court and it showed me 2 restaurents that were nearby with a link to reviews and also the name

of a shopping complex nearby.

Teams might not work, since currently Google Now is more geared towards US. A friend told me he got some local bus number

when he was at a bus stop.
[Galaxy S II General] Krits88:
Hmmm, so I guess I'll just have to be more patient. I've turned on all google location services and left my GPS ON as well, but I haven't ventured out of the house yet.
[Galaxy S II General] atulalvenkar:
It takes time to learn. I used it with location enabled for about 4-5 days before it started working fully.

I have disabled it currently as it's consuming a lot of battery due to having location services on. Probably with try again with backtitude installed
[Galaxy S II General] Krits88:
Whats that?
[Galaxy S II General] atulalvenkar:
It's an app using which you can control your location updates done by latitude.You can specify time intervals.

It helps saving battery.

If you know you are going to be in home/office for a long time there is no point doing location updates every 10 mins. You can control it using backtitude
[Galaxy S II General] Krits88:
Cheers, I'll check it out. Also, how do I click a screen shot? What is the Jelly Bean default method?
[Galaxy S II General] :
i found it useful in one way another not,

when i was listening to music and it was on turned phone facing the screen down (due to louder sound) but then music stopped and i just :silly: me i had the turn to mute on :laugh: but its useful i can say that, even if samsung will Touchwizify the rom it will be hopefully have the features i use and maybe some cool news aswell :)
[Galaxy S II General] azulgranas:
They should support S2 which is the most popular samsung smartphone now :). Otherwise, they won't sell any S4 :)
[Galaxy S II General] Floydfire:
exactly what i think.. it's a shame if samsung don't support a device that sell at the distance of one year. the time give us the response of this madness of samsung or not xD
[Galaxy S II General] bobby21:
Jelly Bean for the s2 is a must. My problem is this: Will we get android 5 or android 4.2?
[Galaxy S II General] Mittaa:
Somebody never get satisfied ... LOL
[Galaxy S II General] ephraim:
Nvm, please ignore :)
[Galaxy S II General] kalgecin:
I like stock ROMs mainly for some few tweaks. But not the touchwiz :mad:

Anyways could use another launcher. Not sure if touchwiz has any effect on other launchers. Oh yeah, I also hate their settings menu
[Galaxy S II General] NuclearBastard:
Wondering if (and/or when), Samsung releases JB to our device, whether will it include S3's NatureUX interface or not.

Current TW interface is horribly disgusting, encountering one on a friend's device after I myself am using CM9 for months now.
[Galaxy S II General] ephraim:
I doubt it. I think we will still have tw4. Sgs has tw3 from froyo (maybe also from eclair) to gb value pack and sgs2 has tw4 from gb to ics and maybe jb. Since i haven't saw samsung port tw4 to sgs then i think they wouldn't port twux to our phone which is a shame. Anyway, i'll be glad if i am wrong since twux is cool :)
[Galaxy S II General] yahyoh:
anyone notice that audio latency fixed on cm10 :cool::cool: now there is no audio lag if use piano or guitar :highfive:

thx to all hard work made by codeworkx and teamacksung :)
[Galaxy S II General] Slotty_AU:
Not samsung not legit

Whilst SamMobile seem to be in the know until Samsung comes out and says it then I wouldn't be holding my breath...

Plus the SGS3 is their new flagship so I can't imagine they'll be doing anything to delay the pickup rate by boosting the features on the SGS2
[Galaxy S II General] kui123:
chinese user here....

chinese font in 4.1.1 will changes blod automatically..:crying:
[Galaxy S II General] Kevinpw:
That's awesome news! Yay jb!
[Galaxy S II General] mihaits:
: O : O This must be too good to be true. Audio latency was the biggest problem of Android (thus no good music apps, like on iOS). Which build are you using? I tried cm10 about a week ago for a few hours and the latecy seemed to be the same; from what I remember, codeworkx had to use something from ics to make the sound work, therefore, the sound improvements of JB (including latency) weren't there. The Caustic music app was reporting the same 93 ms latency on CM10 when I tried it, how's now?. I'll try the latest cm10 imideately.

EDIT: I tried the 08.08 build of cm10, there is absolutely no improvement in sound latency on our device. All the music apps feel the same, Caustic is reporting the same 93 ms latency and I even tried comparing the audio latency with an iPad, pressing a note in a piano app on the gs2 and the iPad at the same time and, not surprisingly, the audio on gs2 is still late comparing to the iPad.

TL, DR: Until Samsung gives us an official rom/leak, we probably won't benefit from 2 of the major improvements in JB: Project Butter and audio latency.
[Galaxy S II General] XresaX:
+1 for samsung!

They are doing an awesome work with this phone
[Galaxy S II General] jonrichardtmortensen:
Finally, you might add ;)
[Galaxy S II General] robertogl:
It will be a fantastic job if we will receive android 5, for me. S2 come out with android 2.3, then it received android 4. I think that this is a very little job.

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[Galaxy S II General] yahyoh:
don't dream dude

i'm still 70 % sure they will not give us official JB and u will see ( hardware not enough as they said about s1 )

never ever buy non nexus phone :mad::mad:

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sorry :( i've tested **** piano app , Caustic say 93ms on s2 :crying::crying: on Gnex it only 43ms :D:D i think part of problem **** yamaha dac -_- even on s1 its better only 72ms O_O

btw this app look like mini studio :cool: amazing
[Galaxy S II General] robertogl:
I know that is difficult that Samsung give us another version of android, but this is not my thinking of Samsung plan, it is an ideal behaviour :)

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[Galaxy S II General] azeller09:
RR

JellyBean is the smoothest Android I've ever tried, the ROM I used was Resurrection Remix 3.0.1.

I went back to ICS because I wanna wait until the ROM is not PRE-Alpha, just saying.
[Galaxy S II General] mihaits:
:banghead: the fact that turns me off is that someone made a <5ms latency tweak for devices with Wolfson audio chips that support voodoo sound. The latency will surely be much better in the official jelly bean rom if samsung includes the new audio improvements in the audio HAL. Unfortunately, the Samsung new audio HAL will be a b**** to implement in aosp roms so devs working on our devices might not even bother trying to. They probably used some dirty method from ics to make the sound work on jb anyway.
[Galaxy S II General] :
if they don't i'm going hunt down the project leader and say why you don't care about us USERS

then i going to start an timer to see how fast my phone flies into the wall with ICS 4.0.3 Stock samsung rom :laugh:
[Galaxy S II General] jackierobinson:
What's in a name? The rom is very stable. I see no reason to wait unless there is a particular problem with CM10 that bugs you (pun intended).
[Galaxy S II General] :
Super excited
[Galaxy S II General] faizinfy:
atyuon lessi

awwwwww yeahhh
[Galaxy S II General] kekkosh:
daf

Here in Italy it's confirmed by sammobile that the sgs2 will receive the 4.1, but now there's also the notice of a possible value pack for the s2 and not more the update.... here the link for who is italian,speak italian or also for who want to traslate it with google www . pianetacellulare.it/post/Samsung/22157_Samsung-Galaxy-S2-probabile-un-Value-Pack-al-posto-di-Andro.php sorry for bad english
[Galaxy S II General] Testraindrop:
Haha I would laugh at Samsung if they release only a value pack for the S2.

Good thing for samsung is that the Nexus devices are also made by them, so they make profit with both.
[Galaxy S II General] mubeenshahid:
Galaxy S2 has a hardware more powerful to run than jelly bean
[Galaxy S II General] antunes20:
great news :)
[Galaxy S II General] Obliterator:
You talk a lot VanillaCracker.....but you talk right. ;)
[Galaxy S II General] hem0101:
JellyBean

I have installed [Rom]GT-I9100 Resurrection Remix JB v3.0.3[10/08][AOKP JB PRE](AROMA+OTA) and running great just Radio missing ...:)
[Galaxy S II General] :
According to colleagues of the site revealed by Sam Mobile, executives of Samsung could not yet decided whether to update the Galaxy S2 to the new mobile operating system Android 4.1 Jelly Bean Google.

The main reasons associated with this indecision would be tied to the hardware of the phone. Apparently there are tests in progress, and if you are having any problems running, it is highly likely that the house decides to release a South Korean Value Pack , which is a package of applications and features unusual but does not update the version of Android .

While waiting to learn more about it, we remind you that the phone has dimensions of 125.3 x 66.1 x 8.5 mm, a total weight of 116 grams ee a multi-touch display with 4.3 inch with 480 x 800 pixels and Technology Super AMOLED Plus

The amounts to 1 GB RAM, the processor is a dual core 1.2 Ghz, the ROM is 16 MB (expandable to 32 GB via the microSD card slot) and there are two cameras, a 2 Megapixel front and back from 8 megapixels.

(Source and article isn't men't for the international though) well if korea would get an value pack so will we :(

Sorry for my bad translation :laugh:
[Galaxy S II General] supercakefish:
Seeing as the Nexus S can handle the update then Samsung have absolutely zero excuses for Galaxy S2 as far as the hardware goes.
[Galaxy S II General] Sgt.:
Exactly what I've been thinking. Samsung can't possible make an excuse for not supplying us all with Jelly Bean. :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II General] Floydfire:
The excuse is the touchwiz xD

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[Galaxy S II General] Testraindrop:
They would then literally say that their Touchwiz is such a crap piece of Software that it will slow down even a S2 below Nexus S levels, nice marketing effort by them :good:

I seriously can't believe they will be so stupid... but then again its Samsung...:eek:
[Galaxy S II General] jackierobinson:
Anyone who thinks Samsung will base their decision on anything other than potential profit are naive. The decision is ultimately up to them and all we can do is buy a nexus phone next time, which will probably profit Samsung too because they make most of them.
[Galaxy S II General] kalgecin:
I'm gonna try a nexus other than Samsung one. That is when they're announced.
[Galaxy S II General] DanDroidian:
I'm still laughing at all the people who really think it's "OFFICIAL" that the S2 is getting 4.1!

We might, we might not.

Swyped from Outer Space
[Galaxy S II General] Floydfire:
No only saying that the "improvements" that they make with touchwiz require a over pumped hardware :P I don't think the Samsung is that bad, only the idea of Samsung that not upgrading old phone for sell new phone is a ****. I think if Google think that Android can run 4core well they make it. I think kernel and android os isn't really compatible with 4core, only my thoughts but the Samsung and other brand doesn't understand and pimp the hardware like hell... BTW we will all see if Samsung mobile is a couple of idiot that lose their costumers for a "stupid" update or not. I have also thought that my next phone will be the next nexus when it'll come.. but I don't know. Maybe not

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[Galaxy S II General] PlanDreaM:
I still believe that Sense is a worse piece of crap than touchwiz.... JB works fine for me here.Butter is not very important for me right now.
[Galaxy S II General] Nasty_z:
But they did it with the Galaxy S when they didn't update it to ICS while Nexus S was updated..

Sent from my S II ( "Jelly Bean'd Monster" ) ;)
[Galaxy S II General] :
in the end its all about moooooneeeeyyyy. *dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dada dum dum dum dum dumm dada dum, linking park in the end*

they just woho money lets make a new phone, and get more money and the older phones , we trashes them like trash. :( its a shame manufacturer do this every phone users should have its value to get latest update, it can be OPTIMIZED! that's just the developers of the phones that just doesn't care about users
[Galaxy S II General] moe31:
Try this for UMS http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1389375
[Galaxy S II General] welard:
hi guys....

can anyone tell me if wifi direct issue in cm10 is build related or problem with kernel? thanks all
[Galaxy S II General] antunes20:
+1

stop asking the same questions, wait for news from samsung
[Galaxy S II General] yahyoh:
100% true sense is piece of crap and ram hogger
[Galaxy S II General] ByzLat:
Atleast Sense doesnt look super ugly and force you to install a stock looking rom or a stock looking launcher

Anyways, will we ever get Project butter? To me JB is useless without it. I mean it doesnt even run as smooth as ICS at the moment. The only 2 advantages JB at the moment has over ICS is Project butter and google now. Google now works on ICS too and project butter wont run on our phones. Those notifications are the only thing missing.
[Galaxy S II General] PlanDreaM:
It is already smooth.Works great for me as well.JB is here, and it is excellent.
[Galaxy S II General] RiGun:
It's smooth but it's extremely heavy on CPU, even using conservative I've got a lot of 1000mhz (capped at 1000mhz), so much that I can't get past 3:30hz on screen time.
[Galaxy S III General] anonymous78:
So, I tried to root my phone using instructions here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1703488

I skimmed it the first time and missed the red, bold text saying not to use this on the US version and I also did not perform a backup, but thats in the past. Currently, it will boot, give me the Samsung logo and shutdown.

I'm sure this is wrong, so I hope someone can correct me.

-First, I need to find the correct rom(which I've been unable to do so far)

-I boot the phone into download mode(Vol down+home+power?) and plug it into my pc

-I open Odin, select the new rom as the pdf file, and press start.

Also, if I manage to screw this up again, would at&t be willing to help since its not totally bricked?
[Galaxy S III General] NightSkylar:
Yes, this is correct. I would recommend looking on Sammobile and see if you can find a stock version for your phone model. You use the PDA file in ODIN, then you flash.

As for AT&T, I am not sure of their policy regarding software crashes on phones.

:p
[Galaxy S III General] anonymous78:
I looked last night and I didn't see it (sgh-i747 right?). Some guides use a PIT file in odin as well, will I need this and where would I find it? If I can't get the stock rom are there any compatible custom ones you'd recommend?
[Galaxy S III General] NightSkylar:
Its rare that you would have to use a PIT File, mostly for the fact that it can mess up the bootloader.

As you have performed a soft brick, you likely do not have CWM, thus you cannot flash any custom firmware. *

My advice would be to wait to see if someone will upload the stock firmware for your model. I would also visit AT&T and say that your phone suffered a software crash.

:good:

* However, it is possible to flash a custom ROM if they can be flashed VIA ODIN, such as the CM9 Resurrection edition. (Does not exist for the AT&T Edition just yet)
[Galaxy S III General] anonymous78:
I considered going into the store and playing dumb, but I heard they just replace the phone on the spot and sometimes later check the bricked phone before fixing it. I don't want to risk receiving a $600 bill in two weeks.

Can they tell the difference in my case?