yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
I'm not being rude, if you took the time to read the threads, and try the links you would find the files. The links are on all the OP's (original post) of these threads.

For example. Dsixda's links are on page 1 of this thread.

Those links are not dead, you just did not follow them. Which tells me you didn't even read the first post. That's frustrating for all of us who did read and found these files because we took the time to read the entire thread.

The links in the OP of this thread are not broken, go follow them and you'll find what you're looking for. We do not need to repost those links.

Keep in mind when posting that most of us follow all of these threads and when you post the exact same question in 2 of our threads and then pm us with the same question, that is called spam. I got 3 emails from you in the span of 5 minutes. That's ridiculous. If you want to be a constructive part of these threads, post your question once and be patient (you have been told this in other threads as well).

Remember that we do this for free and do not gain anything from helping you, so make us feel like we want to help you by being patient ;)

These are the rules on xda, and if you choose not to follow that then someone is bound to report you to a mod and you'll be banned for spamming the forum.
[Galaxy S II General] cabetoguerra:
You say that no links are down?? Please, provide solutions, not problems. These are the links that are broken and do not work, the links are these:

OLD LINK: http://d-h.st/users/dsi

UPDATE: September 20, 2012: I am no longer maintaining the builds, please find latest versions here, thanks to XDA user crlogic:

http://d-h.st/users/crlogic

Go to the Dev-Host link above and navigate to the CM10 sub-folder to access the files required for the following steps. Please read the installation instructions carefully.
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Empty words, I think not... Crlogic never had CWM files in his repo... dsixda did since he was the one who ported it to our phone and you would know that if you read the threads. Just because dsixda no longer maintains builds does not mean that his repo is down.

Try the first one... then click on "Bell SGS2 HD LTE" folder then you will see this list of folders...

alpha-cyanogenmod10	5 File(s)

clockworkmod_recovery	5 File(s)

cyanogenmod9	13 File(s)

factory images	6 File(s)

old	1 File(s)

other custom roms

What do you see... clockworkmod_recovery 5 files... That looks to me like it's not down at all... This will be my last response to you as your obviously not willing to click more than once to find what your looking for and want everyone else to do the groundwork for you... I'm not interested in helping you because of that... Please don't post here again.
[Galaxy S II General] :
Wow. LOL. K....based on his posts, I'm thinking our friend there has maybe a little business going or a lot of friends.....he is involved in a lot of different phone threads.

That's all fine and dandy.....but my.friend, you need to learn how to be more patient and courteous here on xda.

Also, two very big things here are searching and putting in effort to find answers yourself before asking. Most questions have answers and searching xda or Googling will usually let you help yourself.

And two.....never come across as demanding. No one on xda is paid to be here, and demanding help is in extremely bad taste.

Hope you understand what I'm saying. Good luck!

Sent from my cell phone telephone....
[Galaxy S II General] cabetoguerra:
Sr, I repeat ... the links do not work, to try to go to them get this: server not found. Now, as you want to download them? As?? If not possible. On the other hand, is NOT xda-developters property and I can keep posting here. If you do not want to help that it is your decision. But xda-developters always been known for being home to people friendly, cordial altruistic and provide help to others, because they themselves have received before, in the same way. Sorry to hear that you do not have this culture.
[Galaxy S II General] :
Sir...you are overly demanding. He gave you a reply. If his reply doesn't work for you...then oh well...move along. No need to pester him over and over. He tried his best to help you and instead of thanking him for trying, you get pushy and demand resolution.

I'm sorry if your apparent 10 different phones are giving you trouble, but I'm sure it is no one at xda's responsibility to spoon feed you your solutions. Someone tried to help and it didn't work for you. Sorry. Guess you may have to put a wee bit of effort in and try to solve your problem yourself.

Personally I find WWW.Google.com extremely helpful. I can nearly solve any problem all by myself using Google. Takes a bit of time sometimes...but it usually helps me find what I need.

Sent from my cell phone telephone....
[Galaxy S II General] 4runner10:
Let's put this to bed. Here is the CWM link working. No debate. I just downloaded the file again. The non-touch version works great for me!

http://d-h.st/users/dsi/?fld_id=4832#files
[Galaxy S II General] Strange Peer:
leave it! write no more! FINAL DOT .
[Galaxy S II General] cabetoguerra:
You are right. I appreciate your attempt to help. Please, if anything I offended you, please excuse me. Only I have looked everywhere and this file is not found and I never thought it would be hard to take 5 minutes and upload a file to someone in need, or just ... Copy and paste the download link. Anyway, I offer my apologies. Thank you.
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Thank you for the apology.

I apologize as well. I was mainly frustrated at the fact I received notification of the same message 3 times in 5 minutes.

No harm done ;)

With that, you might also be interested to know that there is actually one thread you haven't seen yet, or at least I don't think you've seen yet. Strange Peer had been continuing development of cm10 and his latest build is very fast.... he's also rebuilt cwm to fix the backlight display issue where the screen was very dim. You can find all his work at the following thread.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2175777

Again, my sincerest apologies as well... Welcome to the thread ;)
[Galaxy S II General] cabetoguerra:
Finally the links are working ... You can not imagine how happy I am ... I'll finally upgrade to 4.1.2 Jelly Bean. I'm super happy! You know that languages ​​are available?

Again thank you very much for everything.
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
If you go to settings -> language and input -> language you will see the list of currently supported languages
[Galaxy S II General] Zippy Dufus:
Newer build?

Hello,

I've just successfully downloaded and installed this ROM. Works great!

Has anyone seen or built a JB4.2(CM10-1) ROM yet?

I've started playing with the build instructions on the OP without luck but haven't spent much effort yet. I always like to build my own ROM for my Android devices.

I'm hoping that someone can point me in the right direction.

Cheers.
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Hey there, the rom in this thread is actually old. Strange Peer has been continuing development of CM10 here:

DADOES CM10 ROM for SGH-I757M

In regards to 4.2, I am currently working on that one with Strange Peer. I currently have the rom booting (however there is no boot animation), but when it loads the welcome screen after a fresh flash, it freezes and nothing can be pressed working on this part at the moment.

I've been doing some research in regards to this and have not yet figured it out, but I'm very determined to port 4.2 (CM10.1) to our beloved forgotten SGH-I757M. Any news of it's dvelopment will be posted to DADOES thread, so you can follow along there :) Welcome to our small family (SGH-I757M users)
[Galaxy S II General] dmeinder:
What's the point of trying to get the latest and greatest... Why doesn't someone take the working excellent cm9 and tweak it... Customize it... At custom options etc.

Cause JB is still just JB
[Galaxy S II General] Tronith:
The cm9 as you say is solid. So those who like it will keep to it. And the developers who want to work on it will tweak it as they see fit.

But the updates for our phones are ment to make our phones run smoother and better. But being free to customize is why we switch to cmX. The developers choose to take the updates and bring them over to cm for us, and work to make it smooth for us again and "solid". Cm8 or 7(not to sure what was out as I've joined with the cm10 release) I am sure was very stable before as well. But then development for cm9 had come. Now it's cm10 and cm10.1 turn. Once a new version update comes out, we will try to update again, but ecentually there will be a point where updating will slow our phone down. The developers will constantly work until they see the phone has reached its max potential. My father has a Motorola atrix where the final update was gingerbread 2.6 or something like that. Cm7 was it's last official update. They related alphas and betas of cm9, and now betas of cm10, and in my opinion the phone runs better than on gingerbread, even though it wasn't ment for jb. The point is to get the most out of our phones.
[Galaxy S II General] darkace700:
just wondering

hi i just got a s2 hd lte and the i think build number for this thread is (SGH-I757M) but mine is sort of different mine is SGH-I857M and also my phone is unlock so it can go with any carrier can i still root it
[Galaxy S II General] RukusX7:
I would not recommend flashing anything that does not exactly match your model number. I have not heard of that variant.
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Are you sure that is your model? I can't find anything about this model at all.

To double check, open settings and click on about phone. It should list your exact model number. Is it actually SGH-I857M?
[Galaxy S II General] darkace700:
i was reading it wrong it is a i757 i was wondering can i still root it if the phone is unlock becasue the other day i unlocked it from bell and went with koodo also can this be unrooted
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
You should still be able to root the phone, although I'm not sure if that affects your unlocking the phone. I don't think it does though.

Just follow the instructions at the recovery thread to get cwm flashed so you can flash a custom Rom.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1707126

Unrooting is the process of removing the Superuser.apk and su binary, so yes, it's very easy to unroot. Chainfire's SuperSu also has a one click function to remove root.
[Galaxy S II General] darkace700:
whenever i try to go to download mode a screen comes up with options of rebooting the system , apply update from external storage wipe data /fatory reset , wipe cache partition and update from cache what is going on i have android 4.0.4 could this be the problem
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
You need to read the instructions in the link I provided. It tells you that you need to access download mode by pressing volume down+ power until the phone vibrates and displays a warning message. Then you press volume up to get into download mode.

Once there you can flash cwm with Odin as described in the OP of the link I posted.
[Galaxy S II General] darkace700:
ok when i try to download root_sgs2hdbell from sd card it says instalation failed and also its the same recovery screen as stock what do i do
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
You can't flash those things in stock recovery. Like I said, you need download mode. If you can't access download mode, nothing is possible as the device is locked from the stock recovery.

Turn your phone completely off. Then pull out the battery. Then carefully put it back in without hitting the power button. Then first press and hold your volume down button and while holding volume down puss and hold your power button as well. Keep holding both buttons until the phone vibrates and you see a warning screen with a message telling you to press volume up to access download mode.
[Galaxy S II General] darkace700:
ok i have rooted my phone what do i do now do i need a rom what are the steps to get this
[Galaxy S II General] :
Opening post has the info you need. ;)

You gotta read up, study, learn and understand what you are doing......or it'll be that much more likely you'll wind up with a bricked phone someday.

Sent from my cellular telephone
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Yes, it has Spanish but is quite outdated. I just released cm10.2 for this device at the beginning of the month and it also has Spanish:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2471244
[Galaxy S II General] purezalbert:
Also another thing is that the system reboots itself spontaneously sometimes:

1. After uninstalling apps

2. When phone RAM too high

if you guys could make a update for cyanogenmod 10 for the SGH-i757m that would be great.
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
We are no longer working on cm10. You can look for dadoes ROM which is the latest cm10 available and does not suffer from random reboots. Kit Kat is also supposed to lunch at the end of the month and I plan on building that for the SGH-I757M as well ;) now we'll have choice of cm10/cm10.2 or kit Kat :)
[Galaxy S II General] purezalbert:
Could you inform me of any new updates/threads or etc. thanks alot!!!:good::good::good:
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Here's the link for dadoes ROM:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2175777

Here's the link for my release of SlimBean (based on cm10 but slimmed down):

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2418590

You'll be used to dadoes ROM as it's mostly stock cm10, but SlimBean has its benefits as well.

EDIT:

In both Roms mentioned, vm notifications do not work and YouTube overlays still require hw overlays to be disabled at each boot. In my latest cm10.2, both of these are no longer issues, however, it does suffer from other bugs. Read the OP's and take your pick ;)
[Galaxy S II General] dmeinder:
Butter is all I care about with cm10
[Galaxy S II General] wyild1:
Morning!

Just got this phone free from my work and thanks for getting CM and Clockwork on it! I wont be using this device for calls/sms and such (still love my Galaxy Nexus as that daily driver) but this will be my media player/kick toy. So if you want some testers......just dont make me use ODIN damnit!!!!! haha

Cheers!
[Galaxy S II General] graperkins:
I compiled CM10 this morning using dxixda's instructions on github and installed it ok. Only thing I've noticed is that there's no "Data Usage" option in the settings menu. Investigation into this while I'm sitting at work seems to be that an option in the kernel defconfig file needs to be either added, or changed, but I'm not sure what option it is. Not sure if the version posted by crlogic has this issue as well as I never installed that.

Also, I'm receiving next to no video flicker with the rom I built, and still have HW overlays enabled. The frame rate of the home screen is almost on par with CM9 I'd say...there's no noticable drop in FPS during scrolling like previous versions of CM9 from dsixda.
[Galaxy S II General] crlogic:
Can't say that I've checked "Data Usage" either as I'm not using CM10 as my daily driver yet.

What I can say is that I have seen daily updates to the CM10 repo for our android_kernel_samsung_msm8660-common kernel and I suspect that we will see improvements with each build. Because of the frequent updates I only plan on posting a new build on a weekly basis.
[Galaxy S II General] crlogic:
New build posted

cm-10-20120913-UNOFFICIAL-celoxhd.zip

Observation: I've run it for an hour now and no random reboots so far. That is by no means a guarantee but shows that progress is being made.
[Galaxy S II General] deafened:
How's it running now?
[Galaxy S II General] dsixda:
crlogic: Do you have a link to your dev-host folder that I can put on the first post (as well as in the CM9 thread)?

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II General] crlogic:
It ran for ~4 hours before it hard locked. This is a significant improvement over a few days ago where it would lock/reboot within the hour.

---------- Post added at 09:02 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:02 AM ----------

http://d-h.st/users/crlogic
[Galaxy S II General] Brockman:
Thanks for your work on this cr! I'm keeping a close eye on this development...
[Galaxy S II General] recordman:
Thanks crlogic. My phone has been running fine since last night on this release.
[Galaxy S II General] globexdesigns:
Only issue so far with the latest build, is when hold down the power button to go into the phone menu and select "silent mode" the phone freezes. Only a reboot bring it back up.

Minor: Camera app also never connects on the first try. Says "Can't connect to camera". But always works when you relaunch it again.
[Galaxy S II General] graperkins:
Issues with 9/13 build:

No "Data Usage" option in Settings

When you plug in USB cable, there's no notification for "USB Mass Storage"
[Galaxy S II General] crlogic:
Any idea where these settings are to check in the build files?
[Galaxy S II General] recordman:
Spoke too soon. It freezes a few times a day and requires reboots.
[Galaxy S II General] crlogic:
Out of curiosity, try changing the min CPU frequency to 486mhz and report back.
[Galaxy S II General] recordman:
Changed. What's the rationale for increasing the min CPU frequency?
[Galaxy S II General] crlogic:
Increasing the min frequency has been noted in another thread to potentially solve the cm10 freeze/reboot issue.

Wasn't sure if it applied to us or not but worth trying.

---------- Post added at 05:54 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:51 PM ----------

And be sure to change the MIN not MAX frequency.
[Galaxy S II General] jonnyjb:
Has anyone else had over heating issues? I had to go back to cm9 and i really miss cm10. But my cpu would run between 40 and 50 c. Instead of 30 to 40 on cm9.
[Galaxy S II General] recordman:
No overheating issues unless I'm playing graphic intensive games.
[Galaxy S II General] ZarboktheMunificent:
Any specific amount or just above the default? I am going on lunch in about 5 minutes so I will try it out.
[Galaxy S II General] crlogic:
The numbers I saw floating around were to increase the minimum mhz to 432 or 486 but after playing around w/ these yesterday it solved nothing for me.

---------- Post added at 12:50 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:34 PM ----------

dsixda - I just noticed today that you updated the local-manifest instructions for CM10 on the 7th.

What is the difference between the jellybean and jb-full repo's?
[Galaxy S II General] ryaneford:
I see a new one is out, are we getting a specific landing page for this project being taken over by crlogic?

Would be nice to see when/what/where when it happens!

Thanks again, guys. You're making me device eternally interesting.
[Galaxy S II General] crlogic:
I wouldn't really consider it "taken over" since dsixda's repo is needed to build it, I just do the compiling :)

As for changes, I really don't add anything outside what goes into the CM10 main repository and we have bbqlog for that.
[Galaxy S II General] ab8210:
Put yesterday's build on

So far so good! Thanks crlogic
[Galaxy S II General] dsixda:
@crlogic: Bumping this post in case you missed it ;)
[Galaxy S II General] heinzey:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=31546142&postcount=108
[Galaxy S II General] ZarboktheMunificent:
I came from a complete wipe from Cyanogenmon9 and bumped the min up to 432 as soon as I installed around 12:30PM. I only had one shutdown at some point last night (I was asleep, no idea what happened). It's been running fine since I turned it on this morning at around 8:00.
[Galaxy S II General] dsixda:
Jb-full was apparently an experimental branch that Cyanogen created. You may also want to watch the CyanogenMod skyrocket device repository once in a while to see what new stuff goes in there, in case they are related to the celoxhd device repo. I can give you write access to my repo as well.
[Galaxy S II General] dsixda:
Doh, how did I miss that! I'll edit my posts once I have access to a PC. Thanks

P.S. I sold my 757 yesterday, so I'm no longer able to do real dev work.
[Galaxy S II General] globexdesigns:
20120917 build fixed the following for me:

No more "cannot find camera" error when first running the camera app.
[Galaxy S II General] dsixda:
crlogic: Your dev-host link has been linked to post #1.

If you need write access to any of the repos (device or vendor) let me know and I can enable it in GitHub.
[Galaxy S II General] crlogic:
Thanks dsixda - I'll keep that in mind. My repo skills are lacking atm so I'll hold off until I get more comfortable with things.
[Galaxy S II General] dsixda:
Cool, just send me a tweet or PM when you need something from me. Thanks for taking this on!
[Galaxy S II General] nursemaned:
jelly bean

I absolutely love this. two things I've noticed. No image on the screen when I take a pic. It does take it though and random reboots. I installed fresh , wiped my cache and fixed my permissions.

Keep up the great work.I actually enjoy my phone.
[Galaxy S II General] globexdesigns:
I can't get any notification ringtones to work (custom or default). Even when I select them, they don't play any sound. Notification volume is all the way up. Phone ringtones work fine.

Anyone else have the same problem?
[Galaxy S II General] deafened:
I'm not having any issues with notifications.
[Galaxy S II General] ab8210:
Yeah me neither, however, I am having issues with the alarm sound. My phone vibrates on the alarm, but doesn't make a sound. Anybody else experiencing this?
[Galaxy S II General] deafened:
My alarm worked great today. Try changing the sound and see what happens.
[Galaxy S II General] crlogic:
New build up cm-10-20120922-UNOFFICIAL-celoxhd.zip although I noticed that in Settings --> Performance --> Processor that I am only hitting 1242Mhz peak. Anyone else see this?

I haven't spent more than a day running CM10 since I like a stable phone. I try it and roll back to CM9 when the reboots/freezes occur so I honestly can't recall looking at the CPU Mhz in earlier builds. And yes Max is set to 1512.

Let me know what you see.
[Galaxy S II General] deafened:
I've been trying out CM10 for the past couple of days, mainly because CM9 has a tendency to shut music off randomly.

I just checked processor state and it shows mostly 1242. What are you using for CPU control?

I definitely get the random reboots and lockups, but overall it suits me fine. I find it's getting more stable the more I use it.

Will install the new build today. Do you have a changelog for it?
[Galaxy S II General] crlogic:
After watching it a little more it does it max but not often, I presume that is a good thing for battery life.

As for changes, nothing outside the main CM repo, I did see that Apollo gets gap-less playback although I haven't tried it. I think it is definitely getting more stable but I am taking it one day at a time.
[Galaxy S II General] deafened:
I went into SetCPU and fiddled with the Max slider and now it appears I'm hitting 1512 now more often. I will check the main repo for changes.

Thanks for taking this on. I'll keep you updated on how it's working on my end.
[Galaxy S II General] recordman:
I'm hitting 1512. When I rebooted the phone after installing the rom, the internal SD is dismounted by default. I remounted and everything is fine again.
[Galaxy S II General] crlogic:
I will have a revision of the 22 build up that enables Data Usage under Settings when dev-host returns and I can get to it.
[Galaxy S II General] deafened:
I've been running the 922 build for 24 hours and have had only one lockup and no random reboots. Camera, music, browser, games, phone, text all work great.

One minor item: when hitting the menu button to bring up the browser menu I sometimes get a weird skew on the screen just for a split second.

Great work.
[Galaxy S II General] CanuckRS:
Hey guys, just picked up a new i757 yesterday after giving my modded Nexus to my g/f. Rooted it right away. I am hoping to jump on CM10 asap, but it seems like the download link posted above isnt working. Anyone have this problem?

Btw thanks so much for developing for this phone! The fact that Bell was the only carrier that picked these up makes it pretty niche.