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[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] SferaDev:
If it gives you this impression you are wrong. I'm a senior member since some months now, so there is no need to gather more post number.

Just I try to participate in a discussion point without trying to attack to other posters, can you?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] hornet_II:
Wrong. It works
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] UmmelGummel:
damn, just formated my internal sd-card after plug-in the external. seems like this bug is still alive.

is the data stored at the internal card still alive in my last nandroid backup? would be nice to know befor i doing lo journey back to ics and upgrading jb
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] everlethal:
Thank you my friend.

Can't press the button. Guess because the limitations.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] philidor:
You can change it is not difficult there are numerous applications that can do the job :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] krueger80:
My external Sd card died few weeks ago and a notification asked me to format the card witch I did but it formatted the internal sd instead! I was happy to have all my pics and vids backed up in Google+.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] andoceo:
Reported so many times but I don't mind to report it again. Pawitp, any chance to fix that issue which cause the change of the sound scheme to RING ONLY (without vibration) every time after restart?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] BoBoGrEy:
I think that to solve it, you have to remove the Sound Toggle from the Notification Drawer...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] IvanDinchev:
Thanks pawitp & CM team, my phone is like a new! :good:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ImSo3K:
Lol I just noticed that I can get updates to my phone, finally, thank you!!!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] NOFATCHX:
Does CM10 have the google's upcoming Swipe enabled jellybean keyboard?? or is it just the stock jb keyboard??
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] andoceo:
That's not the solution, at least could be a temporary fix, but I believe that this should be fixed
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] takerhbk:
No swipe.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] hunky-d:
Had a SOD this morning. Complete stock, 11/11/2012 nightly.

I'll attach a logcat - seems like it is excited that there are No Amazon Maps!! Since I restarted phone only thing I've done is uninstall BetterBatteryStats since it was totally misbehaving (kept popping up asking for SuperUser rights over and over again) and turn on USB debugging so I could get the logcat through ADB.

Looked for a last_kmsg but only found a kmsg under /Proc/ and it was 0KB.

Another datapoint: I got bootloops after updating via CyanDelta so installed Devil kernel to get the phone back. As I was traveling I didn't want to mess with phone further. But performance under Devil in this case was unusable. About everything force closed or was very laggy. So out I updated to full 11/11/12 nightly via CyanUpdater. Now phone seems pretty much back to normal except for that SOD.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] saszseb:
CyanDelta: uncheck "wipe cache " in settings.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] SferaDev:
Just flash the new keyboard zip.

http://d-h.st/36D

Works for me!

Sent by my Galaxy S
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] NOFATCHX:
ahan...thanks...and does it work flawlessly? any bugs??
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] AndroidBR:
+1 :thumbup:

I think it's just a visual glitch on sound toggle that resets the button to ring only after each reboot. On mine it still vibrates and rings even when it's set to ring only. But I'd like that to be fixed as well, if possible off course, since I always have my phone set to vibrate and ring (increasing ring).

By the way, I've gotten no soft reboots on today's nightly. The slowdowns happen only when I do a lot of multitasking (like... downloading a torrent or using Google Maps - dude, what's wrong with Google Maps? It's so friggin' slow!) ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] jacobuscuracao:
no. If there is a modem present, flashing a Rom will leave the modem 'as is'.

The standard modem for Cm10 is JVT, though.

I've had that problem (no GPS) some time ago but not recently. Possibly flashing JVT and flashing the Rom with a factory reset (I know, 10 minutes extra work) perhaps could help. And try to leave out any other customizations first.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] andoceo:
Very strange, after connecting the phone to pc via usb and after disconnecting it my sd card simply disappeared. I tried with a restart but still missing. I will physically remove it and add it back.

What the heck?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] pawitp:
If there is a bug on CM10 stable (and only stable), please report it on the CM Bug Tracker. (Especially the non-device specific bugs, so the relevant people can look at it).

http://code.google.com/p/cyanogenmod/issues/list
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] andoceo:
pawitp, i am with the latest nightly ( the one from today ) and suddenly my sd card was fxxxed up, I see that even the pc is not reading it using card reader .... this type of bugs/issues simply force me to quit using cm .... how the hell it was able to touch my sd card ????

Yeah my external card was simply destroyed, it isn't working on my pc but also not in another phone .

When doing a nandroid backup, is saved the external sd too?

Really strange, both internal and external sd cards were working when the phone was connected to pc using usb bu it never worked again after i remove the phone from pc.

Any suggestions? Or I should say bye bye to my data from external????????????
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] aurorix:
For those experiencing lag with zRam enabled, particularly after uptimes > 24hrs, the following tweak has eliminated practically all lag from zRam on my phone.

I want to do some wider testing and gather feedback for Pawit to help tune zRam optimally. If you want to help out, please follow the instructions below and report if it is successful with your app workload:

1. Set zRam size to 18% (default)

2. Reboot to enable zRam

3. From terminal prompt:

$ su -c 'sysctl -w vm.swappiness=15'

Note: this setting is just for testing and is not persistent. If you reboot, you must re-run the command above.

The swappiness parameter tunes how aggressively the kernel will swap out pages to free up memory for file cache, buffers etc. We want it to be aggressive enough so it can still swap out unused pages of long running processes, but not so aggressive that it swaps out pages from active apps and starts thrashing.

For comparison, the value 15 is 1/4 the Linux default of 60, and half CM10 default of 30.

It is worth giving this a shot if you like the speed benefit of zRam but have had trouble with it lagging the phone.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sleepytux:
/data only 78M

Hi....

I have installed cm10 stable and have a space issue.

I have no more space to my /data partition. The partition have a total of 78 Mo and is now totaly full. I have a galaxy's and have reinstall cm10 stable 3 time with always a différent zip file. I have make full wipe/factory reset and a wipe of all individual partition, fix permission but nothing... My /datadata partition have a totale of 404m and only 17M is used... I don't understand why my system have this sort of partioning... An Idee? no other with the same issue?

/dev 195M

/mnt/asec 195M

/mnt/obb 195M

/cache 17M

/Radio 16M

/datadata 422M free 404M

/system 393M free 50M

/data 78M free 328k

/efs 12M
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ESEMCE:
You're the only person to report this fault.

Either you got unlucky and flashed a faulty zip file, or the "out of warranty chip" in your your SD card or some piece of phone hardware got old enough to just die.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] pawitp:
What did you upgrade from? Try going back to stock and back to CM.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ESEMCE:
Are you 100% certain that you aren't installing a CM9-stable zip file?

/datadata should be MUCH bigger than 404mb
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sleepytux:
Yes i'm 200% sur that i flash the cm10 stable. I come frome cm9.1 stable with semaphore kernel.

I have trying to réinstall cm9.1 and reinstall cm10. First flash i have a normal error that my partition is false and i have to confirm with a second flash of cm10. But the partition is ever time the same... I have trying nightly from 14.11 and same issue... In this time i have flash my recovery nandroid from 9.1 and i have to go sleeping... i will retry but im a little bit desapointet... I dont understand why cm10 can be installing with a false partition layourt... If someone have idee i will try... I will try fo format all my intern sd card... will see...

Thanks for the reply you all give me.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] DeusEx80:
Your problem is /data partition of only 78MB instead 1,5GB!

The datadata partition of 422MB is correct.

Try to return to stock rom and then reflash cm10, as pawitp says.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] chrhei:
Airplane Mode and WLAN

Hello All!

Assumption 1: I’m sitting in an aircraft / airplane and it’s not permitted to have the phone (modem) switched on during start and landing procedures. During the flight I’m allowed by some airlines to use WLAN, but I can’t switch it on because the phone is in airplane mode.

Assumption 2: I’m in a foreign country where I won’t or can’t use (for several reasons) my telephone, so I switch it in airplane mode. This will save battery and my phone is not visible / traceable. Now I will use WLAN, but I can’t switch it on because the phone is in airplane mode.

But:

- I switch the phone into airplane mode

- Reboot the phone

- I do not get the SIM PIN request (because phone is already in airplane mode)

- NOW I can use WLAN till I toggle the airplane mode off / on again

I believe (and on stock Samsung ROM’s it does) it should be possible to use WLAN independently from the airplane mode (at least it’s a wish). There is also no difference between using a stock kernel or a custom kernel. The (strange) behavior is always the same.

Regards,
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Onliner09:
During flight mode, try to enable Bluetooth first, then WLAN. Works for me.

Regards

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9000 mit Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] galaxy1039:
RIL and modem mismatch

Hi folks,

When upgrading from stock GB JW4 to CM10 stable, the phone modem changes from JW4 to JVT. I understand JVT comes packaged with CM10.

I can upgrade manually back to JW4 modem from CWM, but now here's my question:

According to getRIL app, if I upgrade to JW4 modem, there is a mismatch between RIL and modem versions. RIL stays in JVT while modem goes to JW4. Could this be a problem? GetRIL app states that a mismatch is not recommended.

When you guys upgrade modem version, do you take care that RIL and modem versions match?

Thanks!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] andoceo:
Probably but I really have doubts as the external sd card worked fine before connecting the phone to pc and after I removed the phone from usb it stopped working showing that it was dismounted in top bar.

Really strange, that's it
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] thestudent00:
Have i missed something or what is with the bug that u have to mount the internal SD manualy after reboot?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] young111:
hi guys. Is any chance someone can help me with the issue I,ve got. While browsing some of the sites in the internet after 2 minutes it's automatically going back to home screen. I have checked 2 browsers Firefox and stock and it's still the same. Does any1 know what would that be or had a similar problem?

Thank u.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] steevo_bass:
It's not more useful to convert in ext4??

with cyano10 I never read of this thing here!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Tsipo:
This is something I was about to ask as well! How can we update RIL to match the modem we want to use?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Trak-X:
Use GetRil. It worked for me. I had JVT with JVU.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] NOFATCHX:
I must say...Cm team has done a great job on Cm10 ...Cm9 ics wasnt really so stable and good to use..But Cm10 is just Wow..blazing fastt!!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] SGSdabbler:
Mine mounts automagically.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] kretex:
I use DXJV9 -- DX = asia

but nothing found a problem :confused:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bejda:
Cause cyanogen always used yaffs2 and ext4 as default.

At the moment /system and /data are ext4,else is yaffs2.

Only on Samsung firmware or Samsung based custom rom you may find need to convert RFS to ext4.

---------- Post added at 05:10 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:26 PM ----------

About RIL we better read this rather than rely on GetRil app:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1881304

Difficulty or at least exhausting work could be extract related files from stock firmware (I9000 + windows: Use Magic iso to open factoryfs.rfs and extract files from it,let the drexe one aside).

In my opinion i'm not sure it really worth it but could be tested first by using JVT modem on cm10. Maybe a better reception on weak connections,it's all i could noticed from experience and reports but nothing really noticeable.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] SferaDev:
I work with it each day! Just some prediction errors.

Sent by my Galaxy S
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dukuletz:
Hi, i have a question about the lastest stable version.

I have 10-2012.11.09-nighty now on my phone, is there a big difference between what I have now and the stable release? I mean there are only 3 nighty apart :D

Does it worth the trouble to update to stable? Or I just wait for an other stable?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] elitevet:
What "trouble" is there, that could be "not worth" the update? And, BTW, there are nightlies newer then the RC0

Sent from a CM10 powered SGS
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dukuletz:
Trouble of messing up what I have now. Usually when i update, i experience lags.

If there is no big difference then I will wait a lil bit more :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] SferaDev:
I had no lag with this upgrade, just apollo has stopped working, thanks to titanium backup for the restore!

Sent by my Galaxy S
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] klingondroid:
Hey Mr.P,

I got nu phone right now. I9000 with JB 4.1.2, and its very fast. And my problem with tether is GONE. All work just fine, smooth as silk. But, why the phone so quite, i want to show how good my phone is? Thanks Mr.P for your jobs. :thumbup:

Sent from my GT-I9000
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Paulroberts:
If you are in flight mode then turning WiFi on from settings or the notification shortcuts should work, and if i reboot then it comes back on with WiFi on and in flight mode.

If you go out of airplane mode (turn it off) and then turn it back on it will turn the WiFi off as that's the way it should work.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] rossnjolt:
HI Guys

sorry to ask what is probably adumb question. Just rooted Galaxy i9000 and installed fishers original . If I install this Rom, it says it will wipe everything. I have a nandroid and backup in titanium. Is it okay to flash this Rom?

thanks

ross
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] clapton86:
ROM is great. fluid and fast. I flashed last stable version but I'm not enjoying the battery life :). what could I do to improve that?

on SlimICS it lasted easily about 30 hours.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] evilspawnas:
Do you have always wifi on? if yes turn it off,when not needed,that save a lot battery life...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] clapton86:
yes. I had it ON all the time on SlimICS too.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] IvanDinchev:
Look at list of running processes, there is/are processes keeping your phone awaken. And this

time of awaken phone is correlated with the battery falling - first screenshot in your previous post.

cheers
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] olszan:
Your wifi is "working" all the time. I do have wifi on all the time but when I lock the phone wifi module turns off automatically. If you go to wifi - menu - advanced there is a setting "keep wifi on during sleep". When set to "never" wifi module turns off during sleep saving your battery.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] clapton86:
I force stopped Facebook and Maps. other apps like Viber and Tapatalk I use frequently so they have to stay.

dont know what's happening but the drain is big.

it was always like that.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] AndroidBR:
I remember when I had Viber on GB, the battery drained like crazy. It was so bad I uninstalled it and never looked back. Personally think that ICS has slightly better battery consumption than JB. GB is still the king of battery life but the system itself (usability and UI), compared to JB or ICS is crap.

From experience, the only two processes that sometimes freak out on me are:

#1- Exchange Services or 'ES' repeatedly keeps my phone awake for hours long (the record awake time was close to 5 hours).

I have to have my corporate email so I have to live with this... It's a common problem with JB and it affects all JB ROMs. According to reports, Google ain't fixing this on 4.2... Fockers. Last time I had this problem, my battery was shot dead in less than 8 hours. The only way of fixing this is to remove your email accounts (Gmail is not affected), stop email service app and 'ES' and clear their respective app data and cache, reboot and add your email accounts again. Oh yeah, sometimes you have to do this twice for it to work properly. In two weeks (my average) this problem comes back to haunt me! FML.

#2- Android Processes sometimes goes nuts and kills my battery almost as bad as 'ES'. That's extremely rare though, unlike Exchange Services, a reboot usually resolves this issue.

Other than these two bugs my trusty Galaxy S can last a good 13-15h - on average - per day on 2G. That's when I actually USE it for something USEFUL during a normal work day. Like making lots of calls, sending several emails, browsing the web, checking METARs, TAFs, Satellite imagery and off course, occasionally I'll listen to some of my bazillion mp3 collection on my 32GB SD card. If I am home (paperweight mode) with Wi-Fi always ON, under 2G and mostly on standby, the phone can last well over 24h easily with its 2 year original battery.

Another good reason I love my SGS and refuse to upgrade (¿downgrade?) is the SD expansion slot and the fact that I have another couple of 1800mAh batteries in my pocket just in case I run out of juice. On a normal 12h work day I can't remember last time I had to switch batteries. Google Nexus 4 users won't have this luxury. In your face! Booya! :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Ganfas:
I'm using a nightly from 30-10 with semaphore kernel. If i update the cm do i need to reflash the semaphore kernel?

Thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Midomad:
Yes.

Envoyé depuis mon GT-I9000 avec Tapatalk
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] clapton86:
I used Viber on ICS and never had problems. Never used email thou, except Gmail.

How about flashing another kernel? Semaphore? Don't wanna do that but I need more battery time, at least 20 hours.

Sent from my Galaxy S using CM10
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] jacobuscuracao:
it's great to flash this Rom but you will have to install anything you need from scratch - you can not use that GB backup to restore to JB.

but once you are on JB, you can make your backup with TB and use it in the future to restore on JB in any situation.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] rossnjolt:
Thanks, I was worried that because of the partitioning i would brick the phone....just spent the last day or so getting it going again
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Nicolae-Daniel:
After cm10 stable(4.1.2),this nightly focuses on 4.2 update?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] jugster:
No, not yet.

Signature? Signature!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] aurorix:
It looks from the usage pattern that you have background location reporting enabled. Location reporting is a major battery drain on JB, but it is necessary if you want to get the most out of Google Now.

To disable it, go to Settings -> Google -> Maps & Latitude and uncheck 'Report from this device'.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] clapton86:
Thanks, just did that. Should I disable Access to my location, in Location access? I leaved that and WiFi location ON. I don't really use Google Now so...

Sent from my Galaxy S using CM10
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] aurorix:
No need. The Wi-Fi and mobile networks location is passive and only reports if you are using an app that requests location access. It won't chew battery unnecessarily.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] krutoistudent:
nope

but if u interest in some of 4.2 apps, u could check this out http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=34120482
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] kot7k:
Mmm, i tried to find this setting, but there is nothing like Maps & Latitude under my google account (i understand its your google account what you have to click in settings), the only thing is "location settings" and "let apps access your location" wich is already been set to disabled, but im still experiencing some battery problems since some nightlies ago (i cant really recall when it started)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] NOFATCHX:
Until now ive just encountered one bug in Cm10 stable....When recording a video ...the camera gets stuck for like milliseconds though...but causing a kind of lag in the recording...not a huge bug ..must be easy to fix...the videocam is a bit laggy..thought id let you know
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] nessim19:
Call Recording on i9000-CM10

AFAIK, the only two ways for a SGS-i9000, at least for now, is to

flash a MIUI rom which has a builtin feature for call recording, and users are quite satisfied with that

or get back to official Samsung 2.2 or 2.3 Rom (read that : http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=29267667&postcount=3)

It would be great though, to be able to implement such a function to our i9000 CM10 device... but it seems that we are speaking of a sensible topic here :S
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] andoceo:
I do not understand why is considered a sensible thing when even the default rom has a recording feature. I'd like to see a recording software integrated in CM10, to not be forced to use a third party app ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] pawitp:
It's apparently just the exact opposite.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] andoceo:
Wow, can't wait to see them implemented here in CM10 ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] nessim19:
Call Recording on i9000-CM10

I'm hoping to see that feature as default too or at least having some mod to apply to a default CM10 build. Any new info regarding that is welcome.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] andmail:
hello! I had the same problem! Try change stock cm10 kernel to Semaphore JB or Mackay kernel... You can be sure, draining will stop. Here on XDA nobody else uses stock kernel on cm10 )))
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bejda:
You're wrong saying that nobody use stock kernel and I can't see any reason why stock kernel would induces battery drain or any misbehave.

Maybe you just reboot when flashed alternative kernel and that reboot put an end to the battery drain lol,at least that's what makes think definitives and based on nothing statement as yours.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] andmail:
Using M2 version for a month I've never seen any drains in DeepSleep Mode, they're came with "stable" update of CM10 and very upset me. They made me to flash the stock GB, then "stable" CM10 with all wipes, nothing, drain must go on ))) then I've flashed one of countless "custom" roms based on CM10 and... drains are gone. So, I've flashed semaphore kernel over "stabe" CM10 and its OK, say "NO" to battery drains! LOL