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[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] MasterJam882:
Hey all...

This question goes to all of you but especially to pawitp:

are we advised to activate hw-overlay and gpu-rendering under devsettings? I mean does it really bring more pros than cons in cm10 or is it just for tests the devs are doing? Would be great if someone with knowledge could enlighten me.

Thanks

Greetz

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[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mikandlotta:
If you read a few pages back Pawit explains that the last roms have had an IMEI check routine for the first time. Some may have lost IMEI ages ago but never noticed until now - when the warning message came.

These 'losses' can have come from ICS flashes or whatever. I would not blame CM10 for causing it, but rather for letting you know!

(Many telcos will allow an invalid IMEI, and you only notice when 'roaming' to another telco that blocks calls from invalid IMEI's)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Michel38280:
You're right for instance in France the generic IMEI 004999010640000 works fine but I have doubts if you leave France !
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] chepui:
change log

this is a change log that I found.. just sharing

http://cm10log.appspot.com/?device=galaxysmtd
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] djmaxis:
@pawit

Im not I9000 user right now but I will join tomorrow.

Ive got an idea with problem using partitions.

U use data partition for system coz its on fastest chip but we loose lot of free space, if u can cut partition on this chip and make 2 partitions (changing partition table) on it, maybe then using simlinks (using init.d script) you can connect "new" data partition with this on slower chip (512 mb) so we will not loose free space on it?

With that who wants to use only fastest chip (for some reasons, with loosing 512mb partition) can just simply remove init.d script.

Its just an idea, I dont know it is possible so asking.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] pmos69:
That, and other alternatives, have been given some thought.

Do a search for pawitp's posts and you can read about it.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Galaid:
i think the time for CM10 faq has come...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Sw2rT1:
I'm sorry. I corrected my post.

I forgot to write that I did a full wipe before installing CM10.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] pmos69:
I think I remember there was a fix committed for a bug in the first builds that meant the EFS contents was not recovered in all situations during the ROM installation.

I think it only involved recovering the EFS. The backup part worked. That's why so many of those that "lost" their imei have a valid backup on the internal sdcard.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] philidor:
+1
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] pmos69:
Do you think anyone will read it?

Seems a lot of people don't even read the OP...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] warhead1978:
Tip: flashing without SIM card and external SD inside will help ;) for whatever reason

MfG
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Cygnust:
Sorry if it's already been asked but is it normal that we have only 400 MB space for user apps ?

Thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] pmos69:
No, it's not.

You should have 422 MB.

But I don't think that's what you wanted to know anyway.

Read the OP and do a search for pawitp's posts on the thread and you'll have your answer.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] jugster:
Partition layout has changed.

Any of the other gazillion identical questions should provide a hint.

Signature? Signature!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Overlord Pain:
Has anyone else had crazy battery loss after a reboot. I went from 55% to 6% after a reboot. Should I be concerned or will the battery stabilize after a few days.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Cygnust:
OK sorry, was on my phone and it's a pain in the ass to search un big threads
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Segitz:
That sometimes "just happens". Just wait a while and the battery should go back up to the original point (minus the battery used since then).
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ryanismo:
I used X-plore. Placed my backup efs folder in the root folder. Rebooted. Got my IMEI right then and there.

I've just flashed the 2nd version of 20120820 on top of the 1st version without wiping. Songs in Apollo tripled. The thumbnails of my photos in the external SD tripled. I was able to fix the photos but the songs in Apollo are still tripled. So, I decided to wipe the cache and dalvik, fixed permissions, but, no luck.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] 5aaled:
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[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bejda:
Settings>apps>"all" tab>clear data of media storage then reboot for re-scan.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] pmos69:
Don't worry about it. It happens.

The battery level is calculated based on battery voltage, plus a few corrections. Sometimes it's not correct, specially after a reboot.

Sometimes you can even see the battery level go steadily up for some time while already discharging.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] jacobuscuracao:
I thought French people believed that if you leave France, you simply fall off (the end of the world)

du pain, du vin, du boursin
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Paulroberts:
Yes but the one i heard was

"Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and he'll sit in a boat and drink beer all day"

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the /efs folder is on the system partition, this is formatted when you flash a ROM so the installer backs up /efs folder to your sdcard then puts it back after flashing, sometimes it messes up.

getting a bootloop can wipe bits of your system partition as well.

make a back up your /efs folder

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mine worked fine roaming in france but as soon as i got home it was blocked.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Theliels:
Guys, exaggerated lag here too with latest build

In-apps/UI everything feels fast and butter, but the problem appear when opening some apps. For example, 13-18 seconds to open Whatapps! (black screen meantime). I dont know if problem are a slow OneRAM, but seriously, its

maddening open any app. Some time work fine and not excess lag its present, other times are to shoot in my own head.

Tomorrow I'll test some kernel combinations, flashing, wipe... but Im not very happy with the result today. Maybe time to revert to CM9.

Anyway, thank to all developers for the hard work, impressive work they have done/doing with i9000.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] yahyoh:
no problem here :) maybe low ram issue( sometimes free ram went too low and system start to close every thing which will cuz lag ) because there is hard ram leaking on exynos devices ( s1 - s2 - s3 ) maybe more soc idk :fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Dopedangel:
The lag has nothing to do with ram as far as I can tell more to do with multiple apps trying to read and write on the flash at the same time. So it lags very badly while installing or downloading an app. Its the same lag we used to have with the original froyo roms from samsung. I don't want to go back to ICS will have to live with it for the next few weeks till note 2 is released. And this is pushed down to my secondary device.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] yahyoh:
are u on latest build ? with data moved to onenand ?? cuz my s1 fast like never before , i think cm10 with latest changes is the fastest rom i've ever seen on s1 :cool:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Hrc4u:
Mm..i used root explorer ...and just copied my efs back up folder to root and rebooted..and got my imei back....i don't get why people got all sorts of issues getting imei back :D

GT-i9300 CM10
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sh4z:
Flashed the Latest CM10 Build. It's pretty good! no issues so far. Had to flash twice coming from CM9 but no big deal worked fine- Wiped data & restored a couple apps with TiBu.:good:

Could use a bit more speed/optimization imo. Getting there.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Dopedangel:
No am on the first nightly 180812 cm10 nightly released on the nightly build page will flash the updated one today after work. But I think the one I am using is also with data on onenand as did not see any changes on the buildbot log. But I could be wrong. Will give feedback once I do update it. Some guys are recommending to go back to stock using odin before upgrading haven't done that in 12-16 months not even sure if I recall how to do it :o.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Michel38280:
I believe you did not understood what I meant ... with this generic IMEI you may loose the roaming function :p
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] matesc:
You wrote something and meant something else. Sounded like no one outside of France could have a working generic imei at all.

Anyway, this imei discussion is obsolete, because new xda members don't use search function, until someone tells them, or they find it out by them self. So actually only people who already know the solution for the imei problem, are reading this.. ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] guijarrelson:
I have already 45 mb free and I have "no free space" message. Do you think if that could be more permissive and show that message with less free space?

Thanks.

Tapatalked as you see from SGS CyanogenMod 9
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] deepstate:
Hi there I am on build 20120818, if I update to the latest one with this method:

Upgrading from another CM10 Build?

Do a Nandroid Backup! WARNING: Upgrading from version before 20120817 will wipe your phone

Install the ROM from internal sdcard using ClockworkMod Recovery

Optionally install the Google Addon

I don't need wipe, right? And nothing will be lost ?

Thanks in advance
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] DROCSID:
There's a logical thing in what you read and what you have

If you had a build from before 20120817 = wipe when flashing a build from 20120817 or later.

Guess what? You have 20120818 = no wipe. Easy as that :).
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Michel38280:
Sorry if my English is not as good as your French :crying:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] SnoopyDog:
Definitely no here! If Whatsapp is not in the cache it takes ~2 seconds to open it. If it is already in the cache, it opens immediately.

Lags are past now with the latest ROMs. Im using the "first" 0820 currently.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] DROCSID:
pas de problème :highfive:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] monjovega:
Do you mean after I flash CM10 just copy over the efs folder from the GB to the CM10? Thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ruslanoid:
yes, i've been getting that too - on titanium restore and in the play market - moved ALL the Apps I could to SD - did not help - would love to get a solution for this
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] kraven001:
Come on! this is it - you get a small /data partition as a trade off for speed. I think it was mentioned hundred of times. If you have a ton of apps go through them and keep only the ones you use, move all games to SD (those are the ones eating up the most space), use browsers that cache to SD, etc.

This is the price we have to pay to use the latest and greatest from Android. The dev (pawtip) took the one choice he had to keep this snappy and usable. It's not ideal from a space standpoint, but it's ideal from a speed standpoint.

I had tons of apps, I now reduced the number to under 30 that I really use and some games that come and go. This keeps me to a reasonable ~150 MB of free space on /data that can be used for caches. Apart from that I can use JB, it's stable enough, it's fast and keeps this old phone in the game for some time - until we will eventually have to upgrade the hardware this will have to do.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bonta768:
Guys. We now have the fastest CM10 rom for the sgs. But we do have to put a bit more effort in moving apps to or from SD card. If you have a big app you don't use much, move it to SD card. All your key apps that need to be fast should move to internal data.

Who has Viber or Whatsapp or other app that is wierdly laggy? Is it on SD card? Move it to internal data.

Best way to move it, if you are not sure what to do, is to go into "Manage apps", tab "ON SD CARD" (not tab "DOWNLOADED"), select an app and press "Move to SD card"/"Move to phone". The move button will grey out until its done.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] fane1:
Have you done a real wipe before flashing the rom?.I mean in recovery going to mounts and storage and wipe system,data,cache and datadata if you came from previous roms?.I always do this and never had any problem with that low storage notification.I have more or less 100 apps on the phone and still have 250 mb free on data.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mdacic:
I just want to say BIG THANKS TO PAWITP!

He is a genious. I'm using the new version 1808. It flies! I don't even feel the need to overclock it :)

Can we overclock it or we need a custom kernel for that? I don't really need anything else from the custom kernels except Live overclock...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sgabytzu:
New official boot animation for CM10 has just released http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/0...-clean-gorgeous-and-done-exactly-right-video/:D
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] TigerCourage:
wow so awesome!

What are you guys complaining about the space??? I have a total of 64 apps on my phone and yet I still didn't move any to the SD and have 80mb left.

Dead Trigger uses 100+ mb of that space and I didn't move it to the sd yet, if I've done so, I'd have more space left. I'd trade space for speed anytime! Phone feels so fast and smooth. Only the launcher keeps redrawing but it will get fixed eventually...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Ledanur:
Kudos Pawit for a fast and stable integration into the Jelly Bean community via CM10 - you resurrect our device with each release anew.

I have one question though: is OTG going to be supported by the stock kernel in future releases?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] osouto:
The best JB Rom for sure !!!

Hi everybody,

Just few words to share my experience with Jelly Bean and for those that still need something to get convinced about the change:

I come from ICS (ICS333) and I didn't know if it was good to change because ICS333 is absolutely stable and works perfectly but after trying Helly Bean (with datadata partition) and X-Bean (with some lags) I decided to go to the sources and flashed nightly 20120820 (joined with Semaphore kernel 2.0.6) and I can promise you it's absolutely amazing, our old I9000 are again alive !!! It's incredible !!! So the last changes in data and system partitions are the clue.

Highly recomendable !! Thanks pawitp and all devs involved in Cyanogen project !!!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] nsa666:
Lost EFS-folder with update from 20120818 to 20120820. Dont forget to backup before update! My backup just saved me.:)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Gruzilkin:
I'm using 0820 build and I also have some strange lags once in a while... they look like froyo freezes

I also noticed that Google now is terribly slow, and after turning it off my phone became faster... maybe Google now is doing too much heavy work in background causing things to freeze, I don't know, but I think it might have connection.... after some freezings I noticed cards in notifications, but it might be just coincidence
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] jperezf:
Here too!

Lost IMEI, but restored from backup.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] BlueEyes99:
I flashed the new JB nightly yesterday after being on ICS and I have to admit I was impressed at first. Phone was almost as fast as it was while being on ICS. After a while I noticed a few small lags. By the end of the day the lags increased. Today it seems as pawitp never made the changes and phone is back to being laggy. Something I never experienced with ICS. So sad ... :(
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] cenonmin:
Hi all,

Just some more feedback, been using 20120820 since its release and only found the following issues (otherwise stable ROM):

- When I use speaker phone the calling party can hear all sorts of noise, maybe noise cancellation not working?

- Losing default Launcher setting when using Developer option: Kill app back button

* Setup:

- Install another Launcher like Nova

- Set new Launcher to be the default

- Enable Developer Option: Kill app back button

- Start any app and kill it with the Back button

- Press Home key and you will get a prompt to select Default action

Otherwise all going great. Thank you Pawitp ! :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] chrome6boy:
Google Now is slow even on my quad core Asus TF300T though its faster than it is on the SGS. But the latest CM10 ROM flies for me except for Google now which I've learned to accept. Pawitp is awesome and I can hold on to this phone until the next Nexus phone is released!

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I used speaker phone on 20120820 and there were no issues. Have you changed any recording presets in DSP manager under the WM8994 tab? Perhaps you should change your modem.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] jacobuscuracao:
you have to get lucky. The system is using the file you're replacing most of the time - so you have to get lucky to replace it in the exact instant that it's not using it
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] H-Body:
I think we got a new bootanimation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogp9f4_yEoU&feature=player_embedded

:D
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] BatGnat:
There seems to be some debate over this.

I personally (or rather my wife) has terrible wifi with cm10. cm9 was fine from same location in house. My other i9000 had the same issue before i gave it to my father in law (with CM9).

Other people say no issues.

No solution yet.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] TheLach03:
Hey all! Right off the bat, just wanna say how incredible CM10 is running. Never imagined when I bought this phone it would get through so many OS versions, and run them all so incredibly well with the skill and expertise provided by the CM team. Top work!

Was just seeking some clarification in regards to closing apps, and the various ways to do it. Traditionally i hold an app while in the drawer, go to more info, and force stop it to ensure its closed and conserve my battery.

I also realise, tho, that you can hold the middle button to bring up the recent apps menu and slide across the screen to 'close' an app. This method doesn't prevent me from further 'force closing' the app, however.

Was just wondering if anything could provide any insight into these two methods, if one is more beneficial / harming my device, as there is no clear cut answer when searching the web!

Cheers guys!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] pmos69:
You can also long press the back button.

(Just adding to your doubts)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] MasterJam882:
I can only say it's correct... wifi is definitely worse compared to ICS. Where I had 2-3 bars with ICS I am lucky when I have 1 bar with JB.

Dunno WHAT has changed but something HAS changed.

greetz

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[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] TheLach03:
Hahaha I completely forgot to mention that!! That's the way I've been doing it since the feature was implemented.

The point of my post was to try and differentiate between the 'force stop' and the way the sliding in recent apps menu handles it, if there's any significant difference in impact on battery, or any adverse effects on the apps as a result of force closing!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] pmos69:
The indicator is one thing, but in real usage I don't feel that difference.

Of course different situations may give different results - just stating my experience.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] MasterJam882:
Recent apps menu doesn't close apps when u slide them out or removes them from ram it just clears ur history which apps were open. Not more.

If u want to close apps then u have to use ur method or activate 'kill via back button' in dev settings. Or let the system decide which 'older' tasks/apps have to be closed to open a new one. The traditional ram management^^

greetz

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[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] cenonmin:
Hi, no I did not change the DSP settings. I have tried one other modem, previously using JVO and then tried JVK. Will try some others but I don't think it will help because I got good sound from these two on ICS. :confused:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] MasterJam882:
ah ok...hmmm for it's not just the indicator...where I had 2-3 bars the inet were fast as hell. now with only 1 bar it takes ages or downloads simply fail...but the fact that many other ppl have same problem gives me hope that it can be solved^^

greetz

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[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] casklaverstijn:
I've tested it because i thought the same thing. Recently openend apps are closing when swiping them out. But I don't know if it completely closes the app. :confused:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] TheLach03:
This is what I want to try and understand as well.

As an example; I open facebook and then press the middle button to go back to homescreen. If i open fb again, it goes back to the place I last left it. Swiping the app in the recent menu resets the application, but doesn't completely 'force close' it..
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] elitevet:
In the resent apps menu you can long press an app thumbnail and it will show tbe the menu for that app on top of the screen.

sent from CM10 powered SGS
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] TheLach03:
Indeed it does! But this is the same method of closing as when you go through the app drawer! It doesn't really clear up the difference between swiping in recent apps and force closing an app!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ikons:
I hope i understand the partition thing right ;).

Is it possible to mount the system partition as part of the internal sd to make the internal space bigger? So the system space is not useless.

In other words, are the system partition and the internal sd on the same chip so that only a simple repatition makes the space usable?

(good old school english ;))
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] or150:
I have found out that the android's multitaksing managemet does it pretty good without your help.

Swiping an app from recent apps will close it after an amout of time without activity in the app.

Sometimes the battery consumption of killing some apps and re-opening them is higher than when you leave them open.

I kill apps only when they are stuck with a long press on the back buttom, or if its a ****ty port from ios like the facebook app.

You could always give it a try and see what happens with your phone.

Nope, it isn't the same chip.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] flip360:
Do you think that this is just a matter of a simple repartitioning? Read to understand things right.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Abyv:
Thanks for this...hope to see ur famous twisted rubik for CM10
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] moh3en:
i have problem after install last version cm10

cm-10-20120820-NIGHTLY-galaxysmtd.zip

no network available!!!!!! i re install it but same problem. also i goto setting mobile network don't search any!!!!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] myfifth:
Sorry if this is a frequently mentioned question.

I noticed people mentioned 'Fix Permissions', but I didn't quite follow what it was saying. Why and when do I have to fix what permissions?

I'm a loyal CM9 user and I'm on 0814-unofficial-CM10 rom, but I never ran into such situation. Any help? Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] TheLach03:
Thanks for the reply mate! Guess the only way to know is to give it a spin and see what happens!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] gabbarsingh2000:
Please check your IMEI. You may have lost it. Try to restore the same.