yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Dadoes.reflexivite.com ;)
[Galaxy S II General] Strange Peer:
faster than me! thx!

dadoes.reflexivite.com.

just a quick note...

I think a real install is the way to go with that one, I've done a lot inside...

in fact... all my learning so far is in that one redone from scratch!

glad to see you'll still want it!

maybe it's time for me to learn how to use the kitchen in Ubuntu to built my own... hum... our own.?!

have a nice ride!

Serge Parent AKA Strange Peer
[Galaxy S II General] maartrack:
thank you so much Strange, awesome builds. Stable phone for me on your last 3.
[Galaxy S II General] neptune_:
Hey Strange is this really the last build on CM10? :(
[Galaxy S II General] deafened:
Download and install Rescan Media Root from the Play Store
[Galaxy S II General] Strange Peer:
until I've learned how to do the build myself using the kitchen,

unfortunately yes! I don't think I'll put another upload just for look and style...

like we say in French... to much is like not enough!

when installing this ROM... except from having to disable the screen candy... everything seems perfect,

oh... maybe some time we need to reboot 'cause we don't have signal, I don't care!

and sometimes we need to reboot after the reboot 'cause it wasn't enough!

except from all that... I love it... swipping my keyboard, listening music, taking pictures, etc.., you know!

enjoy! シ
[Galaxy S II General] neptune_:
Your efforts are truly well appreciated! Thanks for bringing us this far
[Galaxy S II General] :
Thanks for all your hard work!

only issue I have had is phone rebooting on wake sometimes, other then that great rom.
[Galaxy S II General] LVNona:
Hi! Thanks for great work.

i used to use CW9 rom for almost 6 month and love it - great battery and no restarts at all 2012.09.09 edition.

Here I can see great improvements but I notice its slower and ringing and notifications is quieter (even with all sound volume full).

Also I install RadioFG app (best electro music from Paris) and get Reboot.

Just notice my ringtone was gone and shows NONE. So if somebody call you i got only vibration and thats it. So put back my Old-phone ringtone and will see how its goes ;)
[Galaxy S II General] m54:
There has apparently been a leak for stock jellybean touchwiz for the US variant of our phone (closest thing to it anyway) - the AT&T Skyrocket SGH-I727.

Wonder if some tweaks can be used from that to help ours. It might be worth keeping an eye on it, based on the leak it seems there will be an official JB rom from Samsung for that phone, i dont see why ours wouldnt receive the same treatment since the hardware is so similar.

*****WARNING DO NO FLASH THIS ROM ON YOUR CANADIAN GALAXY SII HD LTE ( i757M ) ************

IT IS NOT FOR OUR PHONE, ONLY FOR REFERENCE TO THE i727 LEAKED SAMSUNG JB ROM

hxxp://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2038585
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
From what I've read, I believe that we can port this Rom to our phone since porting involves taking a Rom that is already compiled for a device with similar hardware and replacing the kernel and other hardware specific files. This is why I was looking for a cm10.1 compiled for the I727, but I couldn't find one :( so this is probably a good start :)

Please, correct me if I'm wrong ;)
[Galaxy S II General] Tronith:
Truthfully strange this one works great. Battery is awesome everything I need works(except VM notifications, but I'm looking for a fix) and no random shut downs. I installed it over the last one I had and it loaded beautifully.

Cheers!
[Galaxy S II General] RukusX7:
Disabling media scanner on boot has made a dramatic difference to my battery life. Thank you!
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
How did you disable the media scanner? I would like to do the same ;)
[Galaxy S II General] RukusX7:
Media scan root from playstore. It was mentioned a few posts back. Let's give that user some thanks.

For io schedulers Cfq by design just happens to take longer to scan your files. Its easy to Google if you want more info. I've also found that I get high CPU usage on the app android system using the noop scheduler. I use gsam battery monitor to view these stats
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Thank you kindly :) this worked wonders. Boot times are great. I changed the I/O Scheduler to Deadline and the governor to OnDemand.

Responsiveness is awesome. Will test more for battery consumption over the next few days :)

---------- Post added at 11:19 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:45 AM ----------

so I've been looking over the specs for the i727, and I think the problem that we'll run into is the resolutions are completely different. Our phone has a resolution of 720x1280 (320 dip) and the skyrocket has a resolution of 480x800 (240 dip). The method of porting that I was going to try required Roms of the same resolution, and I do not know why they have to be the same resolution.

Is it possible just to specify our devices density in the build.prop or is there more to it than just the build.prop?

If it's just the build.prop, then I could probably have a new Rom to try in the next couple of days ;)
[Galaxy S II General] RukusX7:
AFAIK you can do different resolutions by adjusting for DPI in the build.prop

It seems different I/O and governor combinations may create more battery drain than other combinations. For a governor I like interactive over ondemand. Seems to make more use of the frequency steps. I'm undecided on what I/O scheduler to use though.
[Galaxy S II General] skodazek:
How close are we to a build where video playback no longer completely occludes controls / software function keys?
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Just turn off hardware overlays in developer settings and the video controls will no longer be covered ;)
[Galaxy S II General] jonnyjb:
You could try porting slim roms from the s3i747 they are very similar

They have the same 720x1280 and slim Rom uses multi dpi

Samsung Galaxy S III i747m Slim Rom 4.2 (newest build)

Asus Transformer TF101 EOS4 4.2 (newest build)

XDA Premium HD app

Penguin
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
I'm working on CM10.1 right now, but maybe I'll try that after ;)
[Galaxy S II General] ljdizzo:
Still a No-go for me

Hi all,

I installed this ROM last night using Strange Peers instructions on his site and it ran fine for about six hours then it did a random reboot and would not start up after that. Would show the Samsung screen then just shut down again. Had to re-install the stock rom from backup. It was running pretty good up until then but still not reliable enough to use for a daily for me.

Thanks to all the devs that keep working on these roms though.

:good:
[Galaxy S II General] RukusX7:
Is there any issue with those two phones not having the same Processor/chip?
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
I'm not too sure. That's why I'm starting with the cm10.1 for the skyrocket i727 from ATT. The only major difference between the skyrocket and the i757m seems to be the resolution.

Then I'll try to figure out the slim bean Rom ;)

I'm just setting up the kitchen right now. I still have to learn this, so I'm not too sure how long it will take, but I'll keep you guys posted ;)
[Galaxy S II General] dsixda:
Then I have no idea.. I was taking photos last night as well as videos with the front camera with the face effects.
[Galaxy S II General] deafened:
I had a similar issue with the app SongPop. Screen would go blank after a split second of showing the app. I will try to capture a logcat later. I reverted to the 0831 build and not having any issues with it.
[Galaxy S II General] davepowers:
Thank you for this excellent port. I have run all of the released versions, I have seen very few bugs.

Thanks again
[Galaxy S II General] intrepidca:
Disable HW overlays

I also had similar issues starting with the 0905 release. The screen would go black in certain apps: the camera (although the camera controls still displayed, and in video mode the preview would flicker...the camera still took videos and pictures though), the jb Easter egg, and a few other places. I turned on "disable hw overlays" under system settings/developer options, and that seemed to fix the problem.
[Galaxy S II General] RPetec:
I can confirm what intrepidca said - just installed 0905 rom and camera preview went black (was fine on previous release). Disabled HW Overlays settings and all is good. Thanks for the tip.
[Galaxy S II General] recordman:
Disabling HW Overlays fixed my blank screen problem as well. Thanks.
[Galaxy S II General] davepowers:
Read some comments about camera problems.

My camera preview was black, but the camera would take pictures fine.

Anyway, I installed pudding camera and That works great.

The browser was force closing and sometimes freezing the phone. Using chrome now and that works great.
[Galaxy S II General] bestavrosg:
Fixed mine also, awesome thanks for the tip!
[Galaxy S II General] mic2012:
Is this build more stable? Had to go back to cm9 ... phone kept locking up with cm10 ...
[Galaxy S II General] deafened:
Thanks for the tip. This fixed my issue.
[Galaxy S II General] dsixda:
Anyone want to continue where I left off?

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=31245778&postcount=0

In addition to the reasons at the link above, I just had problems using this device (too wide/big a device = sore wrist for small hands like mine) and so I went back to my Galaxy S2 I9100.
[Galaxy S II General] ryaneford:
Well poop. I think without you, this project will be dead in the water. :(

Still, appreciate all you've done so far. I'm hoping someone can follow in your footsteps.
[Galaxy S II General] jonnyjb:
So I've been noticing that my phone is running really hot and then it turns off. I am using system tuner pro and have the cpu temp on my widget. But also is even warm to the touch. Does anyone else have this issue. And I'd so has any one figured got how to fix it?
[Galaxy S II General] globexdesigns:
Thank you for everything you've done so far. You've given this phone a reason to exist. Hope you get better soon.
[Galaxy S II General] crlogic:
New build based off of dsixda's hard work and the latest CM10 repository pull is now available @ http://d-h.st/users/crlogic

CM10 is still alpha/unstable so use with caution. I successfully updated from dsixda's last build (cm-10-20120905-UNOFFICIAL-celoxhd.zip) on my phone.

Please don't expect dsixda level of support or development as I can barely just follow "howtos" to compile these.
[Galaxy S II General] recordman:
Using dsi's latest, sometimes when turning on the screen doesn't show the lock screen. Anyone one else has the problem?
[Galaxy S II General] crlogic:
At the current state of CM10 any number of odd occurrences may be experienced. I have difficulties picking up a cell signal, airplane mode misbehaves etc..

I'll probably provide a weekly build of CM10 to "dip my toes in the water" and get a feel for how things are progressing. CM9 is still my daily driver.
[Galaxy S II General] jonnyjb:
Does anyone know if the butter is working on our device yet? And where could i look to find that out?
[Galaxy S II General] bestavrosg:
Yes i noticed this also, but i also noticed it especially when I would lock the screen and go to unlock it less than 3 seconds later. Maybe its a security feature to help with accidental locks? I know that there is a feature with the Messaging app that starts to ask you for permission for every message you send because the phone is sending an unusual ammount of messages.
[Galaxy S II General] graperkins:
Pretty sure that getting Butter working is reliant on Qualcomm releasing the Adreno GPU drivers for JB. They do have early files here:

developer.qualcomm.com/mobile-development/mobile-technologies/gaming-graphics-optimization-adreno/tools-and-resources

But I have no idea really, I'm just speculating. :)
[Galaxy S II General] macsr:
Amazing.

Please keep us posted! I would love to see this pan out.
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Well. So I've been at this all night and my first 10 cooked Roms were a complete failure. I was able to get them to flash, but then I got a black screen when booting :'( so I went back to the drawing board, and tried a different approach. I made progress, now I see the CM boot animation, but the os never loads >-(

It's late right now, so I'm going to call it quits for the evening, but tomorrow, I'll plug this sucker into my logcat and see what that spits out ;) night guys.
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
ADB Doesn't Work on Boot

Hey guys,

I've plugged my phone into the computer while it boots to try and pull an adb logcat, but it does not seem to work, even on the current Socim build that I'm running.

I hear the USB connect sound, so It's connected to the computer, but adb does not start spitting out logcat until just before the boot animation ends (socim build). This means that I can not get any adb logcat output at all for my cooked rom that only goes as far as the initial boot screen.

Does anyone know why I'm not getting a logcat during boot? is there a setting in the build.prop that could be affecting this? I've added the following to the build.prop to try to foce adb to work on boot:

persist.sys.usb.config=mtp,adb
ro.secure=0
ro.debuggable=1
persist.service.adb.enable=1
persist.service.mount.playsnd=0
persist.service.debuggable=1

But it still doesn't want to give me a log until the os loads... I have to actually stop the logcat process when the os loads and use adb devices after the os loads to actully get adb to recognize my device (all drivers are installed and in working order).
[Galaxy S II General] RukusX7:
I was having too many issues with battery life on dadoes build, So i had to go back to Socim's 121212 build, which worked best for me. Socims also allows for complete theming when setting a theme. In Dadoes rom, his keyboard style would not change with the theme.

I flashed DADOES-DATA-GAPPS-4.1.2_20130207.zip for my gapps and it appears to have no issues.

I have chosen Interactive as my governor and for now, deadline as my scheduler. I really have no idea what scheduler is best.

If anyone is interested, I'm also trying to tweak automatic backlight screen values for bettery battery life and useability. I honestly have no idea what to set for my light sensor levels, So i left those at default. If anyone knows why this phone only supports 5 light sensor levels, or how to unlock more, I'd be happy to hear!

The rest of my automatic backlight levels come from this post. http://rootzwiki.com/topic/35700-cm10-still-to-dim-in-auto-outside/#entry1004056

The settings are for a galaxy s 3. Should be fine for our phone. It's all personal preference anyway.
[Galaxy S II General] macsr:
How's it coming so far? I wish I could help, but I'm not useful for anything like this!
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Well, I gave up on that idea of pulling files from the new zip to the old one. That failed miserably. I have since setup my own repo and forked dsixda's work and am working through errors in the build process.

I still need to copy over the changes from the skyrocket, but am trying an initial build first :)

Well let you guys know how it goes :)
[Galaxy S II General] RukusX7:
just to mention, do not change the number of light sensor levels. This version of cm10 will break autobrightness if you do so.
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Ok guys, so this is not going to be an easy task. From what I have been reading, 4.2 implements a new location for sdcard storage and current cwm implementations suffer from a bug that causes your sdcard contents to get buried deeper every time you do a factory reset ex: /sdcard/0/0/0/0... this can be fixed but requires a new cwm.

There is also a new method of specifying the ramdisk offset and many changes need to be made to the kernel in order to get it to boot.

I thought this was going to be a fairly simple upgrade you know with some new features to the os, but didn't realize that there was going to be changes to the way the hardware works.

Unfortunately I have no experience in hardware programming and this leaves me at a brick wall :(

I'm not giving up, but will most likely not have a functioning build anytime soon.

I'll let you guys know if anything changes.

In the meantime, is there anyone else out there that might be willing to jump in and help out? We really would like to have a 4.2 build for our phones.
[Galaxy S II General] RukusX7:
IF you set the number of levels to 25, it does not break.

It appears that my phone only picks up certain light levels anyway.

0 (or -1)

10

75

1000

10000

16000

The only issue with this, I thought our light sensor was meant to have a resolution of 1? Giving us 1 - 3000 levels.
[Galaxy S II General] KellRT:
wifi tether (built in)

Hello.

I have tried all of the custom ROMs for this device based on cyanogen mod 10.

Has anyone been able to get the WiFi tethering to work?

I am able to connect a PC or tablet to the i757, however the internet has never worked.

I am currently back on the ICS ROM and tethering hotspot works flawlessly.

Anyone's else tried the tethering with success?

Any help or comments are appreciated.

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II General] RukusX7:
Works on Socims 20121212 build.
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
I still have this one if anyone needs me to post it ;)
[Galaxy S II General] KellRT:
Thanks!

I was running that one for a while, but never tried tethering at the time.

Thanks for letting me know. I still have the rom on my server.
[Galaxy S II General] maydax:
Anyone know how to enable ad-hoc? I have a Kiwi2 Wifi that uses Ad-hoc (Open) but it doesn't show up in my wireless list.

I've been looking for a patched version of wpa_supplicant that works with cm10 or even jellybean but no luck so far. I compile my cm10 rom so even the info on that changes are needed in the wpa_supplicant src code would be great too.
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Hey guys, so I've done a whole bunch of work in porting over code from the skyrocket and have built from this new code for the first time last night. The build completed successfully, but no boot screen... just black. I need to figure out my adb issue at this point since I have to have logs in order to troubleshoot the problems which I think will be video related, but I can't tell until I get error loss :)

If anyone out there is good at pulling these logs on bootloop, please let me know if you would be willing to flash this just to pull some useful information for me.

Hopefully we'll be moving along soon ;)
[Galaxy S II General] macsr:
Thanks for the update!
[Galaxy S II General] neptune_:
I'm switching back to Socim's 1212 build. Dadoes latest one was very unstable for me, even more than previous builds; restart at almost every unlock, loss of signal, tethering problem, etc.

Hopefully Socim 1212 is good for a while....
[Galaxy S II General] dontemac:
Does the i757m support the ripple effect like on the S3 lock screen etc.. if so how can i get it. Trying to get the whole S3 look and feel going on my i757m.

Thanks to the devs, you guys ROCK! Peace!!

Lastly +1 for Separate i755m forum. Is an amazing piece of hardware!
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Maybe if you were to use a third party lock screen app, but not or if the box.
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Hey guys,

Yet again more news. I finally have the Rom booting to the welcome screen :) after I sit through blackness for about 30 seconds, however, the screen flickers when I do get to the welcome screen and I can't press anything :( none the less, it's coming along ;)
[Galaxy S II General] macsr:
Awesome. Thanks for the update.

I'll admit I don't have any knowledge of programming or development. If you have the time, could you explain in layman's terms what you're doing to build this ROM? It would help me follow your updates!

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Well, I'll try to keep it simple. There is a repository that is used to share android code and is also used to compile android. You must have a build environment setup in Linux to accomplish this.

Cyanogenmod, the people who bring us CM Roms have a massive repository consisting of all of this code and dsixda made a special branch for our phone. With this branch he modified code specific to our device and brought us cm9 and cm10 :)

I have simply started where he left off (a big thank you to dsixda) and started to modify our special branch with code from the skyrocket since it's identical to ours :)

This is also possible because cyanogenmod had made an official Rom for the skyrocket which is identical to ours. A BIG huge thanks to the CM team as well for this one :)

A couple of things, our resolutions dpi (dots per inch) are different and we have different networks and different device proprietary things like drivers. This is what I need to sort out now. The Rom boots which is awesome news. The problem I'm now facing is the video and touch hardware are misconfigured and thus I get a flickering screen with no boot animation and can't press anything.
[Galaxy S II General] stevenma188:
What is the current status of this Rom? Is it stable enough to use as a daily driver? Is there a list of what works and what doesn't?
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
For CM10, it's stable as a daily driver. Most everything works expiry I've heard of fine teathering issues and a few random reboots. For cm10.1, it's not even usable at the moment, it's a work in progress :)
[Galaxy S II General] stevenma188:
Are the links in the OP the latest CM10 builds? I don't want to accidentally flash CM10.1 by accident. Thanks
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
There are a few links scattered throughout this thread. There is a couple of builds from dsixda from the op, then there are a couple of builds from crlogic also found in the op, then there was a build from socim this is the one I'm on. Then dadoes did a bunch of builds. I think you can find the latest from his website

http://dadoes.reflexivite.com

EDIT:

I guess dadoes is not available at the moment.
[Galaxy S II General] RukusX7:
Socim's 20121212 works best for me. Only one reboot in the two weeks I've had it installed.
[Galaxy S II General] 4runner10:
Yeah, I found Socim's 12/12/12 build to be great. I also really like PA. Actually, at the moment, I have nandroid backups of Dadoes and PA and I'm running Socim's! So to switch back and forth, all I have to do is back up the calls list and sms history, then restore that stuff after restoring whichever rom I want. Pretty cool (someone on here recommended nandroid backups, and I'm really happy!).
[Galaxy S II General] stevenma188:
Sorry for my n00bness. What is the PA build? Is there a changelog or anything to see what's different between the different builds?

I believe Dadoes is the latest build, no love for that one?
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
PA stands for paranoid android and is yet a different flavor of android that enables tablet layout support for phones :) among other features you can change colors of different UI elements and I believe that this can be done on a per app basis :)
[Galaxy S II General] stevenma188:
Thanks, I'm on the Dadoes build now, will try it out for a few days and see what happens. On the plus side, I figured out the Facebook contact sync issues this afternoon and am much happier now that my FB contacts are syncing with the phone :)

For those wondering, here is how I got FB sync to work: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2064859

Has anyone noticed that Superuser prompts every time something requires root? I have the "Remember" checkbox ticked, but it still asks every time. Any solutions?
[Galaxy S II General] bijon440:
go to the super user app and update the binaies. it will fix the constant SU request
[Galaxy S II General] 4runner10:
I didn't find dadoes to be very stable for me, and as I recall it wouldn't sync my songs and playlists from winamp to my sd card.
[Galaxy S II General] stevenma188:
I found the same thing with the Dadoes Feb 12 build. Rebooted on me 4 times yesterday. Now on the Socrim Dec 12 build.

Looks like Dadoes is preparing to release another new build, and he already took his Feb 12 one off his site....

Does anyone have the wallpaper used in the Dadoes build?