yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Phil3759:
No because many setups do not support preload and it is not available in original CWM
[Galaxy S II Android Development] It_ler:
Here is the download link for the zip file => http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?68ngw7x08krhl4h

Good luck !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shaq1907:
Should I uninstall previous CWMManager before install Philz-cwm6-CWMManager.zip?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Phil3759:
It is better

Normally no issues at all. However, in rare cases, if your copy is installed in /data/app instead of /system/app, or if your copy has non standard file name, you could end up with a duplicate

The included version of CWMManager is 3.15, the last one for the i9100

i9300 has the CWM 3.60, but it probably only adds support for new partitions, so not suitable for the i9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shaq1907:
I did. It works well. Thanks for it.

I don't know that it's a bug or not but at top menu it says "Current kernel: CF-Root 5.5". But my phone has your latest LPX root:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Phil3759:
That's normal. CWMManager reads kernel info in special files, not actual kernel info. That's because cf-root is also a pure stock kernel

I would not hack Chainfire app for that, I only added id files to fool CWMManager. This is how Siyah and many other kernels do to support CWMManager
[Galaxy S II Android Development] superatmos:
Hey Phil,

I suggest you integrate CWMManager into your kernel itself rather than providing a separate zip. That will avoid confusion. Also in CWMManager app you can have your kernel name instead of CF-Root 5.5. I can help you with that integration if you need. :)

NOTE: Please let Chainfire know your'e using CWMManager app in your kernel and take permissions from him.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Phil3759:
Thank you for the input

Fact is that I released kernels, then took time to look at requested features like cwmmanager. I will integrate it in feature updates. Meanwhile the init.d plugin works perfect.

About display kernel name, I would appreciate the help. I guess it is in customkernel/properties...?

Since it was free and open download+integrated in other kernels, did not think at asking his permission. I will do. By the way, i gave him so much credit for all my dev...

Thank you again fir your guides, they are in the credits :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] superatmos:
Sure. Yes. You need to modify the name in customkernel/properties.

You're doing a great job mate. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Phil3759:
Thank you, your guide should be a start point for all beginners
[Galaxy S II Android Development] igos2:
I am on version 1 of lpx, I did a wipe cache and dalvik, no issue so far.

Using Tapatalk2 on my amazing GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Phil3759:
Adding full support to Chainfire CWMManager Now version 1.1

See post 2 for instructions + download

Changes:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zscomp:
correction: superatmos :D

I ll wait for the next version with the touch cwm.

At this time versions 1&2 for XWLPX are working as expected :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Phil3759:
Fixed, sorry and thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shaq1907:
I installed it and now it shows kernel name right. Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rulandas:
could you make one for http://www.sammobile.com/firmware/?page=8&view=5710 please?!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Phil3759:
Uploaded XWLPT to post 2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MasselMillerM:
Great Kernel

The Kernel looks really great but i need a version for the new DBT-Firmware. You have only a LPW-Version based on 4.0.3... the new in DBT is XWLPW based on Android 4.0.4 :)

http://www.sammobile.com/firmware/?page=8&view=6713

This is the Link to it...

Thanx:good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Phil3759:
Little bad news for people that want to keep using CWMManager from CF

He did not allow redistribution of the app, which I can understand. I am sorry since I did not ask his permission before distribution.

I had to remove init.d attachment in post 2. Please do not ask here for any future support to CWMManager

Also, as opposed to what I said at page 1, do not use ROM Manager on the i9100. It can cause issues since Koush never made it fully compatible with the S2

I will try to add open script support for open source alternatives like goo manager, but no ETA

Please, do not comment this post and also you have to delete my update.zip file containing CWMManager if you downloaded it before. In any case do not redistribute it.

Meanwhile, nandroid backups in recovery work great. Also, CWMManager did not support the new incremental backups in CWM6 which can spare a lot of space
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Phil3759:
Will do in a few hours, a bit busy right now
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lancez:
sammobile have released a buch of XWLPW and 1 XWLPX, i was wondering what are the differences between these releases compared to previous XWLPW and XWLPX, or are they just same ROMs with different CSC
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Phil3759:
I uploaded new XWLPW 4.0.4 to post 2

XWLPW-DBT ICS 4.0.4

Let me know about new kernels you do need

PS: XWLPX is already released, just new CSC, kernel is same
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aektzis100:
Thank you my friend...:o
[Galaxy S II Android Development] luketanti:
Hi. Why is that when I try to install an update from sd card it tells me error could not mount /sdcard?? With Stock recovery I could but now I can not. Only from internal flash.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Angabow:
Mount the sd card before you go into recovery and see. It happened to me once but i found that the sd card was dismounted from the system before i got into recovery

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Hi philz, happy new year

Only two steps I think and all will be using your kernel:

1- make it touch

2- exynos exploit fix

That is all

Good luck
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Phil3759:
Thank you and happy new year

1- It is Full Touch :confused:

2- search the thread, I already answered that: no way
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Angabow:
Sorry Its already touch and the best really I love your kernel very much. Good luck, head on.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kimtaei:
Saw that Samsung will be seeding JB very soon & this only available on Kies only. It need to repartition too. Can I know what are the difference between the existing JB leak & this coming Samsung JB?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shaq1907:
Current version has some bugs (lock screen, battery drain on wifi...), it's an leak firmware. We hope that all of them will be fixed in final release. It will maybe be full wipe version, I don't know it yet.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JugglerLKR:
Have anyone benchmarked exfat vs fat32 on philz kernel with latest jb leak?

Is it worth to convert to exfat?

How much speed we can gain for small files read/write and large files read/write on high speed sd cards (class 10 for example)?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] igos2:
Interested too

Using Tapatalk2 on my amazing GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] luketanti:
What do you mean by mount it before recovery? From the OS? It is mounted in os and in root browser it is not as sdcard but as extSdCard in storage folder.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Phil3759:
What is the recovery/kernel version you are using?

What is you sdcard format (fat32 or exfat)?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kimtaei:
full wipe mean it'll wipe the internal SD too?? :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rulandas:
No. You would have to wipe sd card separately. There is an option for that.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kimtaei:
just a question, if i don't want to wipe my internal sd & the new JB need to repartition, will it has problem later??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ruben1987:
Exfat

Exfat is not much about speed increase (it has a little according to tech specs). It is more about the ability to write files larger than 4GB -> on the file system at once.

See this Wikipedia article Exfat - Wikipedia

or this article: Exfat versus Fat32

And please learn to Google yourself makes it so much easier for a lot of people AND keeps the thread clean.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] It_ler:
Usually, re-partition will force to format the storage. So AFAIK, this will wipe your internal sd card. Let's wait for the official release and check it before flashing.

Maybe Samsung will provide a way to keep the data:confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kimtaei:
thanks for the explanation & keep my finger cross while waiting the official release... :o
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JugglerLKR:
As you can see in my post I was asking about filesystem benchmarks as I don't care about filesize. And I'm not sure that exfat is faster in android linux kernel implementation, btw! So no reson to pointing me to google. :rolleyes:

Unless there are benchmarks for exfat vs fat32 on android... Which is not the case.

p.s.: although I personally do not see the reason to store >4gb files on any phone yet.

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Is it forbidden to attach phone to any PC and backup whole storage, and then restore it after flashing?:cool:

Not to mention so modern cloud storage...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Jigen90:
Hi,

I like this kernel, but is missing only one feature imho: BLN

I know it will not be added, but I'm only wondering if my idea could work or not.

If I copy this file " lights.exynos4.so " from a kernel that supports LSJ with BLN and I overwrite my current one(with Philz), will it work?

BLN is only a modification of that file or there's something more to be added to make it work?

Any idea??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] It_ler:
I was just talking about the official JB release. And I doubt that Samsung will give the advice to manually copy the whole content of the sd card somewhere before upgrading and copy it back again after.

You (and me ... and many other users) will of course do it, but there are some other users around, who need more help or an easier way or they will lose their data.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] clonednull:
then you personally are not watching hd movies and are not playing around with virtual machine images, some do ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JugglerLKR:
On your 480x800 4.3" screen?! Surely I do not watch BD 3D too :p. VMs are good point. But again for SNES or even DOS/AMIGA 4Gb is enough, rest will require bigger better screen or faster CPU.

It was offtopic, but returning to the point:

Are you absolutely sure that exfat at least not slower than fat32. Because I feel it is. And 99% of tasks which I use (and most of ppl here) use phone for it is not good idea to convert whole sd card to exfat. If I can get some filesystem benchmark to work (please do not mix with some sdcard and file i/o benchmarks) like bonnie++

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1169910

I could test. And better to test it on the same card with 3 partitions to measure file creation, deletion, read write speed:

1) fat32

2) exfat

3) ext2 or 4 with journaling and without

Which could be really useful.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr.Greg:
Sir I don't think this is good idea.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] clonednull:
MHL HDMI adapter ? ;)

but we really get ot now, so back to topic :highfive:

speed performance tests would be really interesting indeed
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zscomp:
You know that your phone have a tv out, dont you? :)

I use it also as a flash disk to transfer big files.

The test idea is good, but all of these are completely off topic :cowboy:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JugglerLKR:
I'm not sure that kernel exfat implementation speed and optimisations are offtopic.

So if there is no results I will try to make mine and post here.

Regarding MHL TVOUT:

TVOUT only works on stock rom and kernels - didn't tried LSJ + philz yet - hope it works.

Anyway - 1080P 4GB file simply stutters on S2, not enough power to play them. Also exynos hardware h.264 codec limited to L4.2 profile (AFAIR), which in turn gives no reason to use high bitrate, which in turn gives us GOOD HD quality + AC3 track with 2.93GB file size rip for standard 2h movie. Bigger files will be just waste of space.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zscomp:
Philz is a stock kernel and tv out is working.

In my S2 i played 4GB videos without stuttering.

And in the original question which filesystem is faster, i still think its off topic.

But i ll say something about it even if i didnt benchmarked.

Similar speeds...MAYBE a hair behind the exfat in big files, but not worthy mentioning.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Phil3759:
About BLN, if it is only a change in ramdisk like injecting some modules, it is ok. Otherwise, I will not start compiling kernels as it will be no more a stock kernel.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JugglerLKR:
Could you please brief us which features could be implemented? Like undervolting?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] brice:
Bulpg-atl ics 4.0.4

Could someone please please put a link to download kernel BULPG-ATL ICS 4.0.4.

The 2 mediafire links are dead.... :(

Thanks in advance!!!

Brice
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Celdur:
Hello.

Which Kernel should i download to update my galaxy2 android 4.0.4?

Modem: i9100XXLQ6 , version number: IMM76D.XXLQ7

I have a problem with my camera, i have no image when i am trying to make a shoot.

Kernal is now i guess: 3.0.15-i9100XXLPQ-CL223505
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zscomp:
"Feel free to request a specific kernel "

Extract zImage file from your rom (tar file) and upload it somewhere

Post the link here with also full rom name
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Celdur:
But I don't know what specific Kernel do I need to solve my problem.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zscomp:
Download the rom you use from http://www.sammobile.com/firmware/

Inside the zip file, you ll find a tar file.Open the tar file with winrar, 7-zip or whatever program you use to open compressed files.

You ll find some files inside.You need only the zimage file.Exctract it and upload it somewhere.For example dropbox.

Post the link here with the full name of the zip you downloaded at first.

Pray to android god (optional) and wait :cowboy:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andolfree:
about LOCKSCREEN BUG??? no solutions???? for this kernel?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bobdoblo:
No as it is stock.

Best solution on this kernel is NeatROM with AOSP lockscreen mod as it very very rarely freezes if at all;)

*NeatROM*
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Celdur:
Ok so full name of my rom is I9100XXLQ7_I9100OXALQ7_I9100XXLQ6_HOME.tar this is XEO for Poland

Here link to zImage from this rom http://www.sendspace.pl/file/a5ed62ca1a507171958d59e

So now i will pray to GOD. Please someone help me with that thing :)

Camera have to works ;]
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mannyvinny:
"i9100DDLPA" not available..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Celdur:
Ok i have installed newer 4.0.4 and now it's ok with the camera.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zscomp:
Ιf you need a specific kernel version follow this http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=36523918&postcount=1219
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Phil3759:
Do you still need xxlq7?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Phil3759:
+1

Big thanks for your support zscomp

By the way, DDLPA is 4.0.3 for n7000. He is in wrong forum and as I said, no updates planned for 4.0.3
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zscomp:
Its a priviledge :D

By the way i didnt noticed, as i posted the "general guide" immediately
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JugglerLKR:
OK, to whom it may concern:

I made some SDCARD filesystem benchmarks. I have raw data but conclusion is:

Fastest EXT2 - especially when working with large amount of small files.

Sometimes more than 100x faster (excluding caching)

EXFAT is faster than FAT32 for about 5%-10% on large amount of small files.

So, if you use your SDCARD not only for movies - consider using EXT2! If it is not handy for you, use EXFAT.

p.s.: only time will tell how good exfat is supported in whole android environment, including recoveries, etc...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andolfree:
so if i have photos .. and music

best way is fat 32??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JugglerLKR:
Then it doesn't matter for you...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cbuy:
Update

Hi Phil... Nice work you've done here. I just wanted you to help me with this: I have i9100BULPG Rom, and installed your package as instructed. Now I have your "PhilZ-cwm6-BULPG-ATL-2.7-signed.zip" kernel, but wonder if:

1) Do I still may have those dreaded bugs ?

2) Can I update directly from my installation the new version "PhilZ-cwm6-BULPG-ATL-3.99-signed.zip" or do I have to take some previous steps ?

3) I've seen somewhere there's a ROM also coming from you. Can I install it ? Where can I get the ROM file ?

Thank you ! Keep up your good work !

Carlos
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zscomp:
1. I dont understand a thing :D

2. Yes
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Phil3759:
Sure not me, I never released any ROM and will not. It can only include my kernel, that's it, or a fake
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Josuhu:
Bootloop

Hello,

I seem to get bootloops on two ways. Im using XXLSJ with Philz 3.99

1) Flashing signed zip = bootloop.

2) clear cash + clear dalvik and fix permissions = bootloop.

If I just use Odin and flash the tar zip everything goes well. Or then I have to restore and then Im back to zero.

This is weird because now I have fully working phone, but I cant perform a that second part without causing a bootloop. Have not yet figured out how to deal with it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] madsponge26:
This kernel is 100% bugless. What rom?:confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Josuhu:
Neat rom lite version. The kernel works just fine as long as I dont wipe cash, or dalvik or do a fix permissions. Some of these might trigger a bootloop. Same thing happens when installing a signed zip.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] madsponge26:
Were the same rom.. weird issue mate.. :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mainstreamer:
Can someone help me?

I want to flash cyanogenmod 10.1 on my GT-i9100, but i don't know which version to choose...

I'm running:

stock android 4.0.4

baseband i9100BULP8

Kernel 3.0.15-1056084

dpi@dell131 #3

Thanks in regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Josuhu:
This one: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2036229
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mainstreamer:
Yes, indeed. The stock rom is btw already rooted.

Im not sure which recovery i should take, since the stock rom is now installed, but i want to flash cyanogenmod 10.1 nightly.

Should i go for this one: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1118693 ??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Phil3759:
If you only need a recovery, install any of the kernels v3.99 in page 1, reboot into recovery directly as you will not be able to reboot main os (bootloop) and install CM10

However, PhilZ-cwm6-BULPG-ATL-v3.99 has a good chance to not bootloop even if you restart in main OS instead of recovery
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mainstreamer:
Ok thanks for your fast reply. So it's better to install the one with the BULPG kernel and then install CM10.1?

Is that compatible?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mainstreamer:
Thanks i just flashed it with Odin. It's working great!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kenshinjar:
Hi philz, which rom-cook ICS 4.0.4 for GT9100 you are using or recommend me to flash. I don't like leaked JB.

I'm using 4.0.3 rooted with your kernel.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hensk:
I'm on Apiance 5.2 & flashed LSJ ver.3.99

Facing issue with home button..not working
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Dexter_prog:
this kernel has the lockscreen freeze bug even on the last version, why is that so? I got back to Philz because I thought it would've been fixed already.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cnjax:
If you were on dori's kernel before flashing Phils it will break your home button go to that thread for the fix

GT-I9100 powered by

NeatRom Lite 4.0

SiyahKernel 6.0b4

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That's because Phil cannot fix it. If you want it fixed then flash the Jeboo or siyah or dominatrix kernel

GT-I9100 powered by

NeatRom Lite 4.0

SiyahKernel 6.0b4
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Penetratore:
...

Jeboo or siyah or dominatrix kernel

...

Does any of the kernels (beside LS fix) have BLN support and Battery drain fix ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] It_ler:
About BLN: Jeboo > no, Siyah and Dorimanx > yes (AFAIK, but I am not using it)

About batetry drain: What do you mean exactly? Jeboo, Siyah and Dorimanx all have a different wifi driver which has less battery consumption than the wifi driver from the leaked stock XXLSJ ROM.

Have a look at my kernel test results to get an overview => http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=26775950
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dingelen:
Cifs support

Hi,

Did anyone get cifs support running? I can't seem to find the cifs.ko module.

I also find it strange that no one else has searched after it. Is there anybody else trying to get this module to work?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Penetratore:
About battery drain:

a) On ICS stock 4.0.3 I had the Siyah kernel and during night (7h - no Wifi, no GPS, only GSM and screen in "sleep) the battery has dropped by 2%.

Normal use for me was 1,5-2 days between charging.

b) on the JB XXLSJ I have PhilZ-cwm6 kernel and during the night (same conditions as above) I have a battery drop by 10-15%

Normal use for me is now 12-15h between charging.

That’s a difference that I can not accept.

I don`t see in the Siyah v6.0b4 description that it is safe for Brick bug. Is it safe?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] It_ler:
Yes, it's in the first post of SiyahKernel thread. Gokhanmoral has "patched" the EMMC_CAP_ERASE flag. So it's safe ! No brick-bug.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cdzo72:
Anyone having issue with wifi cutting off when screen goes off with 3.99?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zenzip:
there isn't odin version for this XXLSJ version of kernel?

I'm on leaked XXLSJ with stock recovery, but I haven't sdcard, so I can't flash the zip in the OP without it!

Thz for the reply! :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] It_ler:
Post #3, there are two dowload links under XXLSJ ... the second one is for the Odin flashable tar/md5 file => http://www.mediafire.com/file/6nezk2rxznsqb8r/PhilZ-cwm6-XXLSJ-OXX-3.99.tar.md5

Happy flashing !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zenzip:
thank you, just solved!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] a3955269:
hi,

i ve added support for samsung encrypted disks to twrp some days ago

https://github.com/TeamWin/Team-Win-Recovery-Project/commit/6ff55cefd060b4c8f6c0fa97d5521516f9ee43f1

w/ that as base i ve hacked a "unlockfs" app that can be used before cwm to setup dm device nodes and updating fstab so cwm can mount/umount those disks.

here's a video showcasing it http://www.filedropper.com/unlockfs

if yar interested i might share the code:)

regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Phil3759:
Of course. Would be great if you either send privately or push to my github. I will give proper credit
[Galaxy S II Android Development] intronauta:
finally! thanks :)

I really miss more support for TWRP recovery for stock kernels in the sgs2 scene. CWM is the "standard", but TWRP is by far the most complete/flexible :/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shoey63:
Would this mean O/C is possible on Philz (stock -brickbug) kernel?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KuNgZi:
Is lockscreen bug in S2 jb leak yet?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] It_ler:
Yes, lockscreen bug/freeze is already in the leaked stock XXLSJ ROM.

To fix it, you'll have to flash a custom kernel, such as Jeboo, Siyah (v6.0b4) or latest Dorimanx.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Phil3759:
Since I do not have twrp to see what we miss, you can always request for a feature you are missing (except keyboard for now :D )