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[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] AndroidBR:
OT: Yup! You're correct. If you live in a part of the world that's not so technologically civilized as Europe, USA or Canada, like let's say... Brazil - then you're in trouble. By all means, Brazil IS a very technologically advanced country. But it's very sad to live in a country where most corporations (and the government in particular) are just WAY TOO GREEDY. If you want a decent GSM 3G+ (HSDPA+) connection down here, you'll have spend a significant amount of cash in order to 'get what you really want'. And still, they'll limit your bandwidth to a third of what you paid and signed up for, and you can only download so much data before they cut your DL speeds down to a drip. And the network coverage... Stinks. So what they currently sell over here is a HUGE ripoff. Having stuff 'on clouds' over mobile networks down here is just not feasible. It's something that will probably be available for the masses ($$$ wise) in let's say... MAYBE 5 years from now.

I've just found out that there's an international GT-9300 that comes in glossy black. Much prettier than the 'gay-colored' (no offense to any gays out there) white and purple blue out there. I personally prefer a 'hetero-colored' matte/satin black. But the darn thing is too expensive and hard to find in its 32GB version as well. It offers a much better "hardware package" with SD card and removable battery than the Nexus 4. But it does cost almost twice than the Nexus 4 from Google Play Store... :(

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These temps in AK aren't bad at all! Cool!

You know you (or your friends) can always install Windows on your computers, right? :cool:

Ah! Sorry, I meant for you to flash a *.tar* kernel over Odin! My bad!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bejda:
I think you'll have a lesser probability to encounter cwmless bootloops if you untick the additional wipe proposition in CyanDelta's options (dalvik cache after zip install).

The Devil version you linked is "the good one" as it's the last one and indeed there's good chances your device will boot fine after flashing it.But one thing is up to you: If using Odin you can let auto-reboot ticked and then boot with Devil as alternative kernel but you could as well untick auto-reboot, regain access to cwm (pull off battery once flashed, 3 touch combo) and reflash your nightly to get back to a stock configuration.

On Linux you can use Heimdall but I don't know much about it,I think you have to take the boot.img in Devil's .tar (or at this point maybe even the boot.img from cm10 zip, maybe it will works as well).

But apparently main problem is that your device isn't recognised in download mode by both Linux and windows virtual box?You mean with Odin/virtual box and Heimdall/Linux?

You could try (re)install Samsung drivers (it's an .exe I guess?) that you can find on sgs theme/apps section (grab them from kies may be an option too)but I think Nexus drivers are necessary to, you can have them by installing adb or googling here and there.

If i remember well despite the Samsung drivers I had to install Nexus ones when I first came on aosp rom, the way to install,at least for me on windows,is more like manual way i'd say: shows the unrecognized devices the path to the driver that match your PC configuration etc...

Hm,I still have the Google drivers I once used on dropbox,if it can save you little time :

http://db.tt/01WV8hmT
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] hunky-d:
Might be time to grab me another hard drive and make this computer dual boot. Virtualbox doesn't cut if for this case.

Ok - good friend with a windows laptop - got 'er done. I was going to also put the full latest nightly on while there at his house but sdcard said it was full - sdcard has 33MB left of 5.8GB. That could be part of my problem. (I delete zip files after using them so that is not what is taking space). There's 57 folders (thousands of sub-folders) and 18 files which total about 100MB for all of them. I could get rid of some of them - an update.zip, gapps, etc. But I think my problem is larger than that. Internal storage has about 1.1GB free. Not too many apps - 4.2 pages of them under the apps drawer - stock launcher. No themes downloaded or anything like that. Possible a few Titanium or Google backups are piling up but think they start overwriting after a few.

/jd

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I was going to reflash the latest nightly but didn't have space to get it on the sdcard. My other reply above mentions that. So for now I've got the Devil kernel but want to get back to stock soon. Traveling for a few days tomorrow so not going to mess with anything tonight further.

I tried Heimdall on linux but I don't think the operating system was recognizing the phone in download mode. It saw it, but that error I mentioned in my first post was from dmesg - a log of events more or less. It saw it but didn't know what to do with it so ignored it I guess. For Odin to work in windows under Virtualbox the host system (linux) I think would need to be able to see the usb device and since it couldn't use it, the Virtualbox guest couldn't see it either. I did try installing samsung drivers to no avail. They did work under the friend's Windows laptop.

I think there may be a way to recognize it under linux as with a bit of research I found some leads. Such as using ADB with Android SDK and what not. Found a script that is supposed to catch the phone in exactly the right moment in its bootloops to feed a file to it and go to recovery but didn't get it working. Maybe some more research and time I could get it. I don't think there are drivers for Samsung on linux but maybe if I poke around in the kernel some I can find something that isn't enabled.

thanks for help and advice. Sorry about the off-topic-ness of these posts.. not exactly bugs but maybe they'll help someone. /jd
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] saszseb:
Firstly you should install SDK on your PC/notebook then install nexus driver via SDK. After restart your PC will recognize the SGS.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] octolith:
What about feminine? I wouldn't buy them either ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] hunky-d:
Thanks for that. I don't know if what I'm doing is quite correct but having fun. I'm using Gentoo so it is fairly easy to install this stuff for me. I've installed the android-sdk-update-manager and got the swt.jar path correct so I could run it. Then through that manager I'm installing the SDK platform-tools and the Android 4.1.2 API 16 and stuff. Haven't found any Nexus stuff yet but haven't googled it yet. Probably get into trouble with my internet usage caps (I'm on a $100/month plan - got 15GB/month cap with $18/GB overage charges. Hell to live rural sometimes..)

I also found an overlay (for Gentoo's portage package system) that has Heimdall and installed it from there and I think it installed some UDEV rules for the Samsung phone.. so now I'm hopeful that it will help with seeing the phone from my linux box.

So maybe with all this SDK stuff I'll have to try my hand at developing something - for kicks. cheers, JD
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] lerkin:
Have strange suspend_backoff wakelock draining battery all night too.

And soft rebootes during uninstallation (often) and installation (less often).

Latest nightly, all stock.

And looks like those reboots occurs after some uptime (they do not occur right after restart).
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] saszseb:
Pls. read this: http://developer.android.com/tools/device.html
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Hayabusa_XDA:
Bugs/problems CM10 I9000

Can't post on CM10 website itself (sorry, but I got really frustrated on this: cm10's website is totally f*cked up - you can't even create a new account there now ... furthermore they keep their anti spam policies so high that as a new member you couldn't post anyway) so I'm doing it here hoping someone will read:

Tried CM nightly 10/30 and 11/09, both with included kernel and semaphore 2.5.0

* had 2 or 3 random reboots, which run into recovery instead of starting cm10 anew

* battery drains noticeably more compared to lastest 2.3.6 GB, i.e. consumption running applications whereas consumption during night is quite comparable with GB

* although lauchner / UI running really well, cm10 has catastrophically file i/o performance

I noticed this using quickpic, which unexpectedly lagged a lot switching to new pics or zooming into rather big camera pics

So I started good old quadrant and got ridiculousky low 1250 points (no OC), much less than even nexus s (I got 2600 on GB JVU with semaphore and ext4, 3000 with OC 1.2)

Cause of this rating is file i/o performance, which breaks down to 1/3 of even GB stock rfs values.

Surprisingly this happens with both kernels.

* external sd is not found by important applications anymore

usually in stock rom you have

/mnt/sdcard

/mnt/sdcard/external_sd

with cm10 you have

/storage/sdcard0

/storage/sdcard1

in cm10 there even is an /mnt/sdcard/external_sd dir, but physically it exists on internal sd, so it's neither mounted to sdcard1 nor is there a symbolic link for this

=> As consequence e.g. Navigon is no longer able to store its maps on external card but occupies the internal one :(((

So if you've bought "full europe" version, which is about 4GB, ...

* system seems to become noticeable slower over the time, e.g. nightly 10/30 was running simply fantastic at first, still very good after restoring my apps, but after a week or so I got more and more lags, e.g. the combined gallery / camera app but also even starting telephone app

So a stable and fast CM10 could give this phone a new life up to the next phone generation, but those performance issues and the uncorrect external_sd handling lower its everyday-value a lot. :(

Hope there is still some development, but I'm really tempted to have a look at the new Nexus 4 and leave good old i9000 ...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] geek1st:
since build 1103, I got contact fc when use chinese t9 dailer. It's ok when turning off T9 search. So what's the problem? It's a very important function for daily use.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] AndroidBR:
Nicely written man! I understand your point and I can tell you are not really trying to trash the devs' work nor just complaining for no reason. I get it. We all just wish our 2 year old Galaxy S would perform nicely and 'correctly' (I/O performance and SD card location / physical nomenclature for example) as it did back on stock GB ROMs... But after Samsung dropped the ball on us, we have to rely on smart and talented devs like Pawit (my hero!). That's the beauty of the development process. There's always room for improvement and thanks to forums like XDA, we can share our opinions and findings with others.

I too am tempted to purchase a new phone but most of today's top of the line Android phones are turning into bloody iPhones. No SD card and no removable battery. Nexus 4 is definitely out of the picture for me. It's only appeal: price. I don't live in the States and by the time I'm there for my recurrent simulator training next year I really hope something better (less feminine) than the Galaxy S 3 is out. Otherwise I'll just stick with my old Galaxy S. :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Hayabusa_XDA:
Thanks. Yes, I didn't want to trash the devs, in fact I can't praise enough the work of Stratosk, Chainfire, Pawit and the whole CM crew. Without XDA our phone would be already dead for some time.

I thinks CM does a big mistake to close their site for on the fly bug reports because they for sure depend on user feedback, can't test everything on their own.

I really hope for a nice running CM10 version on SGS, because - similar to your thoughts - there is no perfect phone out there at the moment. Didn't like the build in / fixed features of Nexus 4 either, I guess I could go on with memory, but the build in battery and the most probably rather middle class camera (what else should one expect from LG)?!?

On the other hand it should make everyone nervous that all recent Google devices have 2GB RAM, which in fact now is the biggest problem of SGS and for sure will be in the future for all those 1GB phones out there.

So I really hope good old SGS could keep me up waiting for the next phone generation in 2013. I do not buy new phones every 6 months ... Maybe the SGS4 has it all. :cyclops:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Paulroberts:
the black is also 64GB as well
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] roshan2989:
guys i cant install titanium backup in my phone it say.."Titanium Backup couldnt be installed .free up some space and try again"..how do i fix this...?

Sorry guys.Fixed it....
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] jeozme:
Maybe free up some space and try again :)

Sent from my phone.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] roshan2989:
thnks i fixed it..:)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] andoceo:
Can someone tell me what is going on with this CM10, are any new things implemented in it or why the heck is working so so so so SLOW ?

I took off the battery for at least 10 times in the latest days, the phone has tons of lags, sometimes it's laggy for 1 minute. I cannot open not even the dialer, nothing.

Never had similar issues in past and I am about to flash back a nightly from the end of October because I feel that instead of progression, CM is going in the wrong direction. Do not get me wrong, I respect what they are doing with this phone, but something wrong is happening there (AT LEAST this is how my phone works )

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While I was writing this post, the phone got blocked when I tried to open an application. Now is restarting on its own . STRANGE

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The phone is on table, restarted again on itself
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] evilspawnas:
Your phone has strange behavior...my phone only lags if i load a game,or file using internet connection but just for a second or two (because the antivirus lagging the phone). no reboots (only one ... some nightly´s before)... i never taken my battery out of the phone,only for cleaning...maybe you should make a clean install and wipe your phone .....
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dukuletz:
Try to reinstall it from 0. Mine become unresponssive and lagging when i update it through nighties. So a clean install is better.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ElForo:
I am on 2012-11-09 nightly, and I just had a reboot while connecting the phone to the Win 7 PC. Probably the problem was that my internal sdcard was full. DCIM/.thumbnails/thumbdata3 file grows over 800 Mb and fills it. Now I deleted the .thumbnails folder and created a bogus .thumbnails file to avoid this. We'll see wether this works or not.

Otherwise I am very happy with CM10. I have installed 4 nightlies since 2012-10-10.

But it is worth checking if memory is full.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] lerkin:
I can partially agree with that statement. In several latest nightlies I had bad memory management, slowdowns,and soft reboots after uninstalling apps. Now I rolled back to 05 November nightly and everything seems to be fine. Will test further.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] andoceo:
I am downloading now the latest one, 11 November to see if is better, if not I'll re-download 0511 if you say that it's problem-less ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Paulroberts:
they are probably resting untill tuesday when the nexus 4 and probably 4.2 code will be released... :p
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ego42:
If you have ZRAM turned on, turn it off, it probably will help.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Midomad:
+1 for reboots when uninstalling apps!!

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[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] octolith:
Yeah, yeah, me too! I thought it's just with my phone because of a bad installation of cm10, etc. Phone sometimes soft reboots when uninstalling apps.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mdacic:
wooohoo, so when can we expect 4.2 to work on our beloved Galaxy S?

Hm, yes I also experience some occasional lag when starting for example messaging app. I just want to send an sms and click the icon, have to wait a few seconds than everything continues... Happens very rarely, but does...

It's great that developers are resting, well deserved, what they did till now is amazing. They should save all their forces for 4.2, no need to waste time developing anything older than that...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] habylab:
Of course, 5.x will work on this too likely, considering which devices are still updated.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] AndroidBR:
OT - Latest Adobe Flash for ICS / JB

Sorry for OT:

For the ones interested, Adobe released a newer version of its Flash Player for ICS that works just fine on JB (I didn't have 11.1.115.27 yet).

Here's the URL:

http://download.macromedia.com/pub/...roid/11.1.115.27/install_flash_player_ics.apk

Oh ya, CM-10-20121112 is up as well. ;)

New Dark theme for CM File Manager is absolutely cool looking!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] idCyber:
random reboots when uninstalling apps, random slowdowns that don't go away until reboot. I have 100 Mhz - 1000 Mhz Ondemand, with everything else default. I can't point a finger exactly since which build they appeared.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] senotrius:
same here.I came fr slim bean as it also started showing similar behaviour except for the lag.ow gonna flash the latest cm nightly.

Btw Ot: is aokp also having same partition layout as cyanogen?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ElForo:
Sorry for quoting myself, but today I also had this reboot-like failure while connectiong USB storage to the Win 7 PC. SD cards are not full this time.

I say reboot-like because it is not a reboot: It just displays the boot animation, but it is not a real reboot, because the phone doesn't ask for PIN. "uptime" command from terminal also shows it was not a reboot. But the USB connection attempt failed. Tried to connect again, this time it works. I can't see any USB connection issues in the last few days cm10log changelog.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] SGSdabbler:
When I arrived at work this morning my phone was asking for password, so must have rebooted. Stock m2 ROM.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] kbal:
Overclocking bad, m'kay

This kernel is just no good for overclocking. No way to get it long-time stable :(
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] roshan2989:
is M3 release yet...?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sucre213:
Is it possible that CM could add customized notification sound?

cuz if i do it my self ,everytime I flash a new nightly I should do that again~

Though CM10 is already a great ROM

Another problem is i download some pictures.(480*800)

if I open it, it looks great ,but if i want to set it as wallpaper, then i have to cut it. So the result isn't very good,

any idea how to solve this? In MIUI such problem doesn't exist
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] strickyy:
Can someone suggest some good numbers for color tuning? My white is blue.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Midomad:
Try BBQTools from market

And check by yourself!

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[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ego42:
Put your custom notification sounds into the "Notifications" folder on your internal SD. There they will be available for use by system and apps and they will survive OS upgrades as well.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Cuzcosp:
Sorry, i've writen but it wasn't this firmware.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] H-Body:
These are my settings, im pretty happy with them:

Red: 0,874

Green: 0,874

Blue: 1,000

Red Gamma: -8

Green Gamma: -8

Blue Gamma: -6
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] kasper_h:
For those having lags or reboots, do you use:

-OC?

-zRAM?

-Debugging for USB?

I have had some lags using zRAM (especially with longer uptimes) and I had USB issues (one soft reboot) after switching on USB debugging. Disabling both resulted in a fast phone with proper response to USB connections...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] lerkin:
No oc, no zram. Usb debugging is on. Don't have any mentioned issues with nightly from 05 November.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] SferaDev:
About no new snapshots I have two ideas:

1. CM is waiting till 13th for merge the new 4.2 aosp.

2. CM wants to release a RC and they suspend the snapshots.

3. They continue without merging nor suspending anything.

What do you think?

Future will say! All options are great!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sucre213:
It doesn't survive

if i put it in /sdcard/notifications

the customized sound is not included in settings
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] s3icc0:
feture request

I didn't find a place to post feature requests o I am posting in here:

Add stopwatch and timer indicator to status bar (and to rolled out status bar too with a stopwatch/timer running) :)

Hope this can be done :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ego42:
OK then, try /sdcard/ringtones

Mind you it's the INTERNAL SD you're supposed to put them on. Oh and in order for them to appear in the system lists they need to be catalogued by media scanner first so you may want to reboot and wait a few minutes before trying to select them.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Neel.I:
it usually does survive at that path .. I have placed mine at the same path

search for the media folder in /sdcard .. it would have the same structure as that in /system

/sdcard/media/audio/notifications
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sigarocubano:
I was on 20121109 build and I had set a wallpaper with name germi, today I flash 20121112 build and I haven't it. Why?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] grifovunque:
i try this setting but at first sight they are very good
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] octolith:
No zRAM, no OC, no debugging, still some reboots when uninstalling apps...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] pxrave:
hey pawitp do you know why m3 snapshot is not build?

problems with build server or code?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] StuttgartKiwi:
I'd really love it if somebody could kindly tell me which system app, in Titanium Backup, I should restore from in order to restore my Profile settings!

Thanks! :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mad89:
Pawitp, what is the progress about stable OC? Because OC to 1.2 is still useless (giving reboots).
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] KSLevel11:
Do you know OC bases? OC will not be stable at 100% devices, never.

Some phones can handle 1200 MHz clock, but for some it's too much. Most likely your phone can't handle high OC, so you must work at 1000 MHz or try other kernel with LiveOC and set for example 1140 MHz.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Vadrieldur:
I'm not a big fan of the third party kernels but i'm using the devil kernel for 2 nightlies and no reboots so far. PS: I'm using 1.6.1 Devil with OC:1300
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mad89:
I think I now...

On other kernels I i don't have troubles with OC, but I would like stay with stock kernel.

Can you explain for me (and others) why the third part kernels are stable but the stock CM10 kernel can't?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] KSLevel11:
OC option in CM10 is from 10 (?) Nightlies. I think, that Pawitp and other devs done everything to make OC 1200 stable as possible.

If it isn't stable for you, go for a custom kernel. Simple.

Why third party kernels are stable (oc), but stock cm10 doesn't? Maybe voltages are different, maybe oc method is different (I mean normal oc, not live oc), I don't know.

For some 1200 is stable with stock kernel, for others is not.

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[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] srkoza:
[/COLOR]i have been overclocking to 1200 for a while and its min and max is 1200 no reboots and smooth as butter using sempahore 2.5.0