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[Galaxy S II General] Corruption54:
First off, I want to say great work and thanks to dsixda and crlogic for putting all this work into cm9 and cm10.

24th build was working fine for me and I only had 1 reboot in the 3 days I was running it. Decided to try the 26th and it was rebooting as frequently as twice in 10 mins so I went back. Now I'm on the 24th again and its stable, only problem is the camera won't connect.

Anyone having this problem?

EDIT: Fixed the problem. It was caused by an app called 'Iseeyou Pro' that used the front camera to face detect and keep the screen on while the user is looking.
[Galaxy S II General] deafened:
I've had that problem sporadically. Have you tried fixing permissions?
[Galaxy S II General] Corruption54:
Not yet, I read that moving old pictures from the DCIM folder is an option, so I'm currently doing that and its taking awhile. Will try fixing permissions after, thanks for the response.

EDIT: Fixed the permissions twice, no success.
[Galaxy S II General] skodazek:
I have found the 26th build most stable by far. Went over 72 hours without a lockup or reboot.

My suggestion is if you choose to upgrade back to 26, do a full wipe, clear caches, flash 26 rom TWICE, and afterwards go into advanced menu in CWM and fix permissions.

That should clear up any stability issues you have with it. IMO the 26th build is the closest we have come to daily driver.
[Galaxy S II General] Corruption54:
Thanks for the advice. I'll give it a go and see what happens.
[Galaxy S II General] ryaneford:
Strange. I'm only NOW getting a lockup when I come out of an off screen.
[Galaxy S II General] crlogic:
New build is up: cm-10-20121003-UNOFFICIAL-celoxhd.zip

It looks like we may not be able to take advantage of the new CMUpdater as it currently looks to get.cm for updates :( Expect to see an update error on boot because our images are not posted on get.cm
[Galaxy S II General] skodazek:
Awesome! What's new in it?

Too bad about updater but no huge deal.

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Is it possible perhaps that the cm team may host our images on get.cm through a third party development support platform? Possibly something to bring up with them.
[Galaxy S II General] crlogic:
CM10 changelog here http://changelog.bbqdroid.org/#/cm10/undefined

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Something you want to pursue?
[Galaxy S II General] skodazek:
I would be happy to, if I have your blessing to do so
[Galaxy S II General] crlogic:
Absolutely go for it. The more support we can muster the better.
[Galaxy S II General] skodazek:
Ok, I'll get started on that right away!
[Galaxy S II General] ryaneford:
New build is awesome. I'm getting crappy battery again though I can assure it may have nothing to do with the build, just the phone as a whole.
[Galaxy S II General] recordman:
Make sure your ubuntu partition is at least 50G. I learned it the hard way. Have the partition reside on a SSD to speed up building.
[Galaxy S II General] infinia:
Did you do a full wipe or an upgrade? I've been having BETTER battery, I did a full wipe.
[Galaxy S II General] gohabs93:
This rom is perfectly stable with me. I think you should remove ALPHA form the title! Thanks alot !
[Galaxy S II General] crlogic:
I'll tell ya what's bad for battery life.. bad piggies
[Galaxy S II General] lmarranzino:
Thanks all don't want to chat to much... I will getting my phone the end of next week..Looking forward to it..

See you here on CM 10 ....

PS. I know I saw that allot was not going on in general as they are doing tweaks and changes (at least for another device I keep up with and own)..

Thanks
[Galaxy S II General] neptune_:
Hey folks, is there a list of what currently works and what doesn't work for CM10 + JB? Specifically for this phone. I'd like to upgrade, but want to know before hand what to expect.

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II General] crlogic:
I don't think we are there yet. The 03 build has been much less stable than the 26th from last week. I don't think we are past the point of regressions here.

I have posted cm-10-20121004-UNOFFICIAL-celoxhd.zip since I'm not pleased w/ yesterdays build even after wiping cache & fixing permissions.

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Stability is a problem w/ CM10 in general depending on the build date you are running. The notification backlights on the capacity buttons do not work currently. Otherwise very functional.

If you want notification lights and absolute stability, stick w/ CM9 for the time-being.
[Galaxy S II General] mastacoo3:
allowed odySgov

First off I wanted to give a big thanks to dsixda and crlogic for all their hard work on this! I have been running CM10 as a daily driver since dsixda's first rendition of it (I know, I'm a glutton for punishment. I got really good at taking my battery in and out quickly...)

The last 2 uploads have been incredibly stable and I'm having next to no trouble with them on a day to day basis, so fabulous work!

Something I am having a little trouble with that I'm curious if anyone else is experiencing is my data connection fluctuates between 3G/H/H+/LTE and it's all over the map even when I'm sitting in the exact same spot. I have re-flashed the ICS radio zip file found earlier in this thread and it didn't seem to have any effect. Any ideas? It's not a huge deal, like I said I've been running this as my daily driver, but it would be nice to keep it at H+ at least. I mean, that's why we all have LTE phones, right? :laugh:

Again, thanks to dsixda and crlogic for all the wonderful work they have put into this device!
[Galaxy S II General] skodazek:
Is this an occurance that has appeared only with recent builds or have you experienced this with all CM10 builds this far?

Where you running Bell stock prior to flashing CM10 for first time or CM9 and was the issue occurring at all with other firmware?

This is the first I have seen of this occurance, I am very interested in troubleshooting this one out with you.
[Galaxy S II General] mastacoo3:
I have been experiencing it will all the CM10 builds thus far. Before CM10 I was running the most up-to-date CM9 version, and it seemed to be fine, with some mild switching between H+ and 4G (or LTE, whatever you want to call it).

Fortunately enough I'm based out of Calgary too skodazek, so it's encouraging that you aren't having this issue and maybe it's something that could be resolved.
[Galaxy S II General] skodazek:
OK, first thing.

Go to settings and about phone, verify that your Baseband version is exactly I757MUGHL2. If it is anything besides that exactly, then you have wrong radio.

Assuming you have correct radio, go back to settings main menu and click MORE under Data Usage, then select Mobile Networks at the bottom. Data of course should be enabled. Make sure Network Mode is set to LTE/GSM, next I want you to open Access Point Names. In there you should see 2 APN's, I want you to change it from Bell to Bell Flex or if by some highly unlikely case you are already on Bell Flex, change it to just Bell.

Reboot your phone and let me know the results of this.
[Galaxy S II General] maydax:
I noticed the same with my Galaxy Note running official nightlies. Crashed and rebooted 3 times today. Was only a few days ago it was very stable.
[Galaxy S II General] mastacoo3:
Double checked the Baseband and it is exactly the I757MUGHL2 and the network mode is LTE/GSM. I changed the APN from Bell to Bell Flex and rebooted the phone.

Now my phone is currently holding its data signal in "H" mode while occasionally jumping up to "H+" no 4G/LTE to speak of.Mostly holding on just the H though.
[Galaxy S II General] skodazek:
What area of Calgary are you in?
[Galaxy S II General] mastacoo3:
Currently in the SE industrial area, but live in the deep SW. Same signal types in both areas.
[Galaxy S II General] God67:
hmmmmm - Skodazek... I am having a few random problems so I'm following you... what if my baseband says "unknown"
[Galaxy S II General] skodazek:
And it won't lock onto LTE in either location. Definitely an issue. My next recommendation would be to do the following:

- Download latest build and gapps. Put in sdcard root.

- perform all necessary backups

- boot into cwm recovery

- wipe/factory reset.

- advanced -> clear dzavik cache

- clear regular cache

- flash latest CM10 build TWICE (important you do it twice)

- flash gapps

- fix permissions

- system reboot

If problem persists after this, download and reflash latest radio, but do the aforementioned first.
[Galaxy S II General] mastacoo3:
Sounds like a plan - I'll give it a shot when I get home and can do a solid backup onto my PC.

For my own knowledge, if I did the wipe/factory reset and cleared both the caches; would this return me to the stock Gingerbread that the phone originally came with, except with CWM and root? Or would I still have to flash a version of GB onto a completely clean slate of a phone?

Thanks for taking the time to walk me through this stuff skodazek; much appreciated.
[Galaxy S II General] skodazek:
You would still have to locate download and flash the stock rom to restore it

When you flash a new rom, the old one is gone. Good news is both the GB and the ICS stock roms for our device are easy to find.

And np bud, anytime. Just hope we can get to the bottom of this radio issue.
[Galaxy S II General] neptune_:
Is it just the button lights that don't work? Thats a pretty minor issue for me.

How about things like camera, gps, wifi, etc? The core functionality....
[Galaxy S II General] crlogic:
Yes that should have read 'capacitive buttons' do not work.

As for the rest, most everything I have ever tried has worked;

camera - check

gps - check

wifi - check

3/4G - check

etc..
[Galaxy S II General] deafened:
Is anyone else having issues with media playback on the newest build? Podcasts, music and even Pandora streams tend to stop for no apparent reason.
[Galaxy S II General] alanbrenton:
Crlogic, I know a lot of time and effort have been put into this ROM. Is there any workaround for the capacitive buttons (via Apex Pro or Nova Launcher Pro)?

I'm thinking of purchasing a used Bell S2 HD LTE since the official Jelly Bean is not until November/December, if at all.
[Galaxy S II General] skodazek:
You don't need to worry about if, JB is coming for this device. Confirmed by both Samsung & Bell.
[Galaxy S II General] jonnyjb:
Where did you find that out? And is there any time frame?
[Galaxy S II General] skodazek:
No time frame, but go back in thread a bit and you will find a post where I linked official announcement.
[Galaxy S II General] jonnyjb:
I did look at that and all i saw was the lte version but not the hd lte version, i don't know if i just missed it.

I sure hope we get it.
[Galaxy S II General] ryaneford:
just in time for 4.2 to come out! hehe
[Galaxy S II General] roccos_van:
Having blue tooth problems, can hear on one end of the line. Any suggestions?
[Galaxy S II General] crlogic:
cm-10-20121010-UNOFFICIAL-celoxhd.zip is up based on Android 4.1.2
[Galaxy S II General] skodazek:
You rock my friend.

Still trying to make some headway with cyanogenmod team regarding ota updater for us. Should have a final decision within a couple of days.
[Galaxy S II General] crlogic:
skodazek thanks for working this angle, the help is appreciated.
[Galaxy S II General] infinia:
Any word on when the next updates coming since the recent merge today?

edit: nvm
[Galaxy S II General] mastacoo3:
So I did a clean wipe, flashed twice, gapps, and I even flashed the ICS radio and my network still goes between H/H+/LTE back and forth and back and forth. Weirdest thing.... maybe I got a lemon for a phone.

Oh, but a big THANKYOU to crlogic; the 10-20121010-UNOFFICIAL-celoxhd build is famtastic. Been rocking it for... 4 hours now (I know, small sample size) and I haven't had any issues with it. Except for my radio issues but I've had that since CM9 so whatevs.
[Galaxy S II General] skodazek:
You indicated that the issue does not occur with stock firmware though, is that correct or am I remembering it wrong? If that is correct I have a hard time seeing this as a hardware issue.

I know this is an opportunity to dismiss this issue and move on, but I don't operate that way, if this is truly a hardware issue then very well but if not then this is something I am sure we can solve. If you want to continue working on a solution I am willing to work with you on this further.
[Galaxy S II General] mastacoo3:
That's true; stock firmware it was OK. Mostly flipped between H+ and LTE depending on what part of the city I was in. (at work, 4G all the time, at home, back and forth).

And if you are still willing to help I'll keep trying and flashing and what have you. What should we try next; flash the latest version of CM9 and see if that does anything?
[Galaxy S II General] skodazek:
The next step imo would be restoring the device back to 100% factory settings, that includes eliminating root. (keep CWM in place though). Make sure device is wiped 100% and running a perfectly clean out of the box ICS stock Bell Rom.

Verify radio stability.

Then flash CM10 using instructions provided in the thread. Report back results and then we can continue with troubleshooting.

I know this is not a fun process but it is the only way necessary for us to find out what is causing this.
[Galaxy S II General] skodazek:
Report: 24 hours running 10-20121010-cyanogenmod-UNOFFICIAL-celoxhd

2 Random lockups/reboots

Still experiencing pixel breakup when resolution changes or during transition from a 2D workspace to a 3D workspace (or vice versa)

Capacitive Buttons/Notification lights still not working

The aforementioned issues aside I have experienced no other problems. The minor issues with the camera not initializing on first launch of Camera app have vanished from this build. So I would say the first 4.1.2 build has levied some improvements with virtually no draw backs.
[Galaxy S II General] crlogic:
Yes I notice the graphical tear during transitions as well. Does Settings - Developer - Force GPU Rendering make any difference for you?
[Galaxy S II General] bestavrosg:
I noticed only one odd reset where my screen turned off and my phone vibrated for about a minute straight, after a battery pull it seemed OK. I am also noticing the pixel break up between certain transitions and I also had one issue where the camera did not connect on the first attempt but it did work the second time Around. All in all This build seems quite stable and its quite exciting to not worrying about the phone constantly rebooting on its own...
[Galaxy S II General] skodazek:
The tearing still occurs albeit perhaps the transition goes faster making it less noticeable.
[Galaxy S II General] bestavrosg:
I also just noticed a problem with youtube. the video seems to play properly however there is no audio and the buttons on the screen are not accessible... anyone else having this issue?
[Galaxy S II General] jonnyjb:
I also did this with the same result, also i noticed it more when i changed the lighting settings for some reason. What is the best settings to have the backlight work properly, increase and decrease?
[Galaxy S II General] mastacoo3:
So lets say that I've loaded the stock ICS and it passed in ODIN and everything yet when the phone reboots it is now stuck at the Samsung logo and won't go any further. What should I Do then?

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Crisis averted... I fixed it.
[Galaxy S II General] deafened:
No issue here.

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Report: 48 hours on the newest build. No lockups or random reboots. Still having the problem with media stopping for no apparent reason.

Profiles don't always stay in place. For instance, my Work profile sets sounds to vibrate only. It will randomly turn sounds back on.

Owner info for lock-screen doesn't display.

Still, this is my daily driver. After initial concerns about my purchase of this phone, I am super happy with it.

Big thanks to the team for bringing JB to this phone.
[Galaxy S II General] mastacoo3:
OK! After 12 hours of running on the freshly stock made phone and then re-flashing cyanogenmod 10 I have this to report:

1) The radio works flawlessly on stock ICS; stayed in and moved between H+/LTE

2) I hate stock ICS

3) The radio on the most recent edition of our mod, (10-20121010-UNOFFICIAL-celoxhd) does the same thing it was doing before, switching between 3G/H/H+/LTE at random

4) I love cyanogenmod 100 times more than stock OS

So.... yeah; good times.
[Galaxy S II General] skodazek:
Since we both in Calgary I'm almost ready to arrange a meet just so I can see this paradox of a phone you have lol. Alright I'm going to check a couple things so I know what is our best next move.
[Galaxy S II General] loop4444:
DELETED.

Sry misclicked the wrong thread.
[Galaxy S II General] Corruption54:
I'm on the 10th build and this is the best my battery life I've seen overnight and I was presently surprised when I saw this. Then I started using my phone and it rebooted.

After that, I went back to look at the battery consumption and its showing that media is using 39% of the battery power when I'm not even using any apps.

Is anyone having problems with media consuming most of their battery?
[Galaxy S II General] 4runner10:
JB version 4.1.2

I'm not experiencing that issue. Screen is taking up most of my battery at this point (to be expected). Thanks so much to the developers for porting CM10 JB for the Samsung Galaxy S II HD LTE. Way better than the stock OS!! Plus are able to get rid of those annoying bell-installed apps I never used.

Just put on JB version 4.1.2 today and so far no reboots (up time only 1.5h). I had the known camera loading issue with 4.1.1 (as well as random reboots every once in a while, and that's now solved.

Thanks again,

Ian
[Galaxy S II General] deafened:
Are you sure you're using the i757m? My understanding is the siyah kernel does not work with this device.
[Galaxy S II General] ZarboktheMunificent:
I had a similar problem... media server was about the same - 39%. Got maybe 8 hours out of my battery yesterday. I did a reboot (I cannot remember the reason why, nothing OS-related) and media server is at about 3% today even after listening to music on my morning commute. I've had it unplugged this since 8:00AM eastern and it's 3:00 here now... at 80% battery.
[Galaxy S II General] skodazek:
I think it is reasonable to assume this was posted in the wrong thread.

Please, nobody with the SGH-I757M flash Siyah Kernel for any reason. Doing so will hard brick your device. I know this from first hand experience.
[Galaxy S II General] Corruption54:
That's very interesting. I've searched for fixes and some people have had this problem with CM9 on other devices. It seems the problem may be some ringtone files. I'm about to get rid of all the media on both the internal and external memory cards and see what happens. Thanks for the reply!
[Galaxy S II General] ZarboktheMunificent:
If I remember correctly this happened before with the media server constantly trying to create a sync connection (including pictures, music, movies, internet radio, you name it...). It was an issue with CM9 but I think it's been corrected since then. This might be something separate but it doesn't seem consistent with what happened in the CM9 builds.

I think a reboot "fixing" the problem was a coincidence since I imagine you already tried that.
[Galaxy S II General] infinia:
Does anyone else have problems with YouTube and Apollo?

YouTube - When video is playing, if I pull down my notification bar the video will overlap it. And when the loading circle appears, there are more then one all over the screen.

Apollo - Sometimes the song will randomly stop or change songs or just crash.
[Galaxy S II General] deafened:
I don't have the issue with YouTube. However, with the last several builds, music and podcasts will randomly stop playing.
[Galaxy S II General] Sconbox:
Yeah, I am having those loading circles all over the screen in Youtube as well. Also the control overlay for it appears behind the video.
[Galaxy S II General] jonnyjb:
So i had something random happen today my phone was at 50% so i turned it off for about 3 hours. When i turned it back on i was at 30 ish ?? Why would i have used almost 20% battery having my phone off? Anyone else have this issue?

Also i had a forced reboot that was due to the browser freezing just thought i would mention it. All in all this new build has been awesome, Thanks for all the hard work, it is definitely appreciated.
[Galaxy S II General] deafened:
Did you calibrate your battery after you flashed the new build?
[Galaxy S II General] mandroid717:
hey people.

i just picked up this phone yesterday, rooted and installed cm10 last night. i noticed the capacitive buttons where not lighting up so i went back to cm9.

is there a work around for this besides using noled. i like the look of the phone with those buttons lit up. one of the reasons i did not get a newer phone is because they all seems to come with the onscreen soft keys. they look nice but take up real estate.

anyways glad to be here.
[Galaxy S II General] jonnyjb:
Yes with battery calibrator.
[Galaxy S II General] Corruption54:
Check to see if 'Media' is taking up most of the battery life and if so, I've been having a similar problem.
[Galaxy S II General] mandroid717:
hey everyone again. is there any other places in this forum we can chat about the sgh i757m?
[Galaxy S II General] jonnyjb:
It does indeed. Does anyone know how to fix it ?
[Galaxy S II General] deafened:
Go to settings-apps-all-media storage then stop it, clear data and reboot. Leave your phone for about 15 minutes before you start using it. Seemed to work for me.
[Galaxy S II General] jonnyjb:
I've given that a try. Hopefully that will do it.
[Galaxy S II General] jonnyjb:
Well that seems to have done the trick, granted i re did everything and put the newest build on. but i still have 40% right now and i used to have under 10% so thanks for the tip.
[Galaxy S II General] Siavash8:
Hey guys,

Thanks for the effort. Although I'm a mere noob with android and custom roms, I'm following this thread, waiting for something that I can understand too. Just wanted to check, how long before a stable build? How stable is the current build?

Thanks again.
[Galaxy S II General] infinia:
If you want stability then use cm9
[Galaxy S II General] 4runner10:
Same issue with Youtube

I'm also having that issue. Same with Netflix. Control overlay is behind the video.

A couple other items I've noticed:

- Under Phone Status, my phone number appears as "unknown", although phone works fine (so does txting) and I can see the phone number in the SIM Services App

- Each time my phone rebooted by itself, I had new updates available for apps. Weird. I have disabled automatic updating of apps and will see if that limits the reboots

Ian

Device: Samsung Galaxy S2 HD LTE (SGH-I757M) | Carrier: Bell

Rom: [SGH-I757M] CyanogenMod 10-20121015-UNOFFICIAL-celoxhd

Android Version: Jelly Bean 4.1.2

Kernel Version: 3.0.43-cyanogenmod-g1d86a10

Baseband Version: I757MUGLH2

Recovery: ClockworkMod 6.0.1.1
[Galaxy S II General] neptune_:
Hi folks,

What are the new updates for ROM released Oct 15 10-20121015-UNOFFICIAL-celoxhd ?
[Galaxy S II General] crlogic:
Any screenshots?

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[Galaxy S II General] 4runner10:
Screenshots
[Galaxy S II General] 4runner10:
thanks
[Galaxy S II General] crlogic:
Learn something new every day
[Galaxy S II General] deafened:
That's part of why we're here. To learn and assist.
[Galaxy S II General] 4runner10:
Phone number etc.

That phone number trick worked great. Thanks deafened (and crlogic).

This is an awesome community. I'm really enjoying flashing (and commenting on) the updates. :)

Anyone overclocked their phones? Do you need to install a kernel or something? Any idea what the safe max is?

Thanks again,

Ian