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[Samsung Captivate Glide] Rawr0w0:
I've already got my update rooted! AND I can help with the instructions. AT&T OTA updates and everything is working so smoothly!

I can help you out with your guide if you want.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] magicninja:
I got it as well....nice to have the camera and proper keyboard...I actually just got it from the sam site

And now for dmans jellybean goodness
[Samsung Captivate Glide] Rawr0w0:
"This device is currently not supported through the current development. Primarily related to the different SoC (this variant has a Tegra 2 SoC while other versions have an Exynos SoC) and hardware keyboard."

Official reason why the Cyanogenmod team themselves aren't planning on pushing out a CM9/CM10 for our device... :crying:

cited from http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/wiki/Samsung_Galaxy_S_II:_FAQ

dman, you're proving yourself to be a miracle man if you pull off a fully working CM10, especially after the new release!
[Samsung Captivate Glide] dbrannon79:
Sounds good, I just posted it up! :D
[Samsung Captivate Glide] :
Well, looke! dman3285 is one persistent dude - he delivered.

Tegra 2 is one quirky CPU... dman3285 had to analyze the CPU driver, possibly with help of TheGreaterGood, to the point of tossing in working kernel - this buggy Beta ROM is enough to prove the naysayers on SII list wrong about this phone. And this version of CM10 will go down the history as the first Tegra 2-based SII CM10 to be successfully built and eventually onto official CM10 list.

EDIT: I doubt there is SGH-I927 with Exynos SoC - only Tegra 2 - there should be an evidence of that and the revisions of motherboard.... -_____- I would like to see a motherboard of Exynos-based SGH-I927.

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[Samsung Captivate Glide] Rawr0w0:
To prove our point
[Samsung Captivate Glide] :
Yea. I see Tegra 2 is the only SoC available in all SGH-I927 - I do not see any thing of SGH-I927 in Exynos SoC. Try Exynos 4 as it's dual-core like Tegra 2.

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[Samsung Captivate Glide] :
Been pondering - the Exynos 4 with two superscalar out-of-order processors inside it is pretty fresh compared to Tegra 2 (apparently NVIDIA is the first to put the out-of-order processors into the SoC before the others have - I felt Texas Instruments' SoC was next after Tegra 2, though) and what dman3285 have is pretty new and the main question here: if he did put in Tegra 2 drivers into his phone, did it even brick outright? Not entirely so Exynos is eliminated because Exynos doesn't have what Tegra 2 have: an northbridge IO plane processor based on ARM7 and if the IO driver for this CPU was to be tried on Exynos, it would of course be confused - bricked. Exynos is built similarly to AMD processor, as far as the northbridge is concerned.

Now, that's my two cents.

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[Samsung Captivate Glide] Zero Computing:
The wiki page is referring to the other S II series phones having an Exynos not our I927. They are saying it is outside the scope of general S II development.
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Oh well, at least we got the Cyanogen Mod 10 we wanted.

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[Samsung Captivate Glide] :
FYI, the fresh update of Firefox seem to get along with the Jelly Beans just fine. No more crashes.

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[Samsung Captivate Glide] thescot33:
Hey Dr. Mario...What Kernel are you running for cm10? And are you setting your governers too? There is the biggest lag when I install R2.0? So I keep installing the first one and seems to run fine...I found Ondemand to make it run smooth but seems to kill my bat...I will try and back it down to just 1gb to see if it helps...I did notice it ran at max for like 37min this morning while being on for less then an hour...I was searchin' and checkin' out the world int he morning and I blew 15% of my bat in over an hour : ) It's all good, I just steal my wifes battery

Anyways, I am staying right here with damn. Have had it installed since release and have made it look nice for what it does so far...Got lots of compliments last week when I was showing some guys the boot animation I have...Andy pissin' on the apple symbol XD Thanks again dman for being you! Wish i would have taken programming like I wanted too and not listened to my school counsilar

Anybody reccomend any reading material or locations to learn yourself this stuff? I would love to Dabble...What else is a computer for but making it yours?
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I am using TheGreaterGood's CM10 R2 kernel - my CPU is set at Interactive governor and at 816MHz - sure it drains a bit but since CPU current consumption is always related to speed so I went to 3/4 the official 1.2GHz speed of the Tegra 2 CPU. You can try 800MHz speed, even though it will jump over 800MHz briefly, that's to give some apps the attention - similar to AMD Cool 'n' Quiet. Not bad so far.

Games, on other hand, may drain battery significantly (seem to be dependent upon graphics settings - could be due to the superscalar shaders inside GeForce 7k-like embedded GPU inside Tegra 2) so you may experiment with your settings a bit.

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[Samsung Captivate Glide] thescot33:
Did you experience any lag with R2.0? I am not sure why it's doing it? I think I want to start over and get some pratice of reloading..thanks for the info
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What lags - app loading or GUI rendering?

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Just asking.

Well, lags occurs sometimes when I play games like Minecraft for example. GUI lags? Not too often - only very briefly. App loading lags - not so, unless there are some services not present like failure to record the sound for example.

EDIT: GUI lag sometimes happens when you rotate the display. Moving between apps or window panels - no lags. I checked again.

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And, dman3285 is awesome for bringing us wonderful CM10! :D

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thescot23, when you retry or going into the recovery menu, try wiping cache and Dalvik cache without touching any other wipe option - that may eliminate some troubles associated to Linux kernel swap or anything system related. I do this if I need to fix the annoying OS issues or just want to be very sure when I update some system app or kernel.

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[Samsung Captivate Glide] dman3285:
Running a new build now thanks to remote from yohan. Should have camera fixed and possibly voice search.. cross fingers..:)

And hopefully CRT animation...
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Now that's a seriously good news! Thanks, yohan!

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[Samsung Captivate Glide] Evil Alex:
That would be so awesome! In a few days I will be returning to The Netherlands after staying in Australia for 4 months. I left with GB, and hopefully I'll arrive with CM10! :D

When the camera works, I can switch! I just have to take a few snapshots on my way back, you know. ;)

Great work dman, and kuddo's to yohan for the assistance! :)
[Samsung Captivate Glide] dbrannon79:
Awesomeness! we're gonna have to start calling you Dman the Great Master Dev!!! :cool:
[Samsung Captivate Glide] yohan4ws:
That's stellar! This is way off topic but ... I spent 3 months in Australia did the whole east coast with my Galaxy Ace that I bought - switching to android was the best move I could have done - forced by my blackberry conking out....

And when I came back to Canada - CyanogenMod7.2 So naturally I'm stoked to have it on my new Glide !
[Samsung Captivate Glide] Tyfighter:
By my tally, that leaves Bluetooth and the keyboard. Thats awesome. I use bt headphones for my commute so, I've been holding off making it my daily. Its been great so far to use it for a day at a time on my days off. Cheers to dman and all the others who made this possible!
[Samsung Captivate Glide] Rawr0w0:
WHOOT!! dman is the MAN! Besting the Cyanogenmod Devs by over 9000!!! actually... over a google's worth of work haha! pushing out CM9 and CM10 within a year and doing it cleaner and faster than CM would ever do.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] Zero Computing:
Awesome. I plan on setting up my build environment tonight and was curious if you've been regularly pushing changes to git?

I was going to give a try towards making that miui build you gave me permission to do in the next couple of days.

Also once i get some competent hosting and working on my site i would love to offer a mirror for your builds though that eta is currently unsure.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] dman3285:
Yes.. my jellybean branch on github is up to date
[Samsung Captivate Glide] Devian50:
I'm not sure if you know this, but apps such as skype and Soundhound can't access the mic on my headset or the built in one. Phone calls work fine, but only the Phone app can use the mic. Just thought I would let you know. I'm excited to have a completed Jelly Bean running! Good luck!
[Samsung Captivate Glide] Rawr0w0:
meaning? finished or just updated to match Beta-1?
[Samsung Captivate Glide] dman3285:
Yes.. its updated
[Samsung Captivate Glide] dman3285:
I haven't forgot bout y'all. Almost got the camera working. It shows up in the app drawer and it opens up. But it just freezes after a few seconds. Doesn't force close. So its something small I'm missing. I'll get it and get y'all that new build asap. Thanks for the patience..:thumbup:
[Samsung Captivate Glide] yohan4ws:
I've had issues with the stock camera w/ ICS ... It opens and won't respond, really strange... have to lock, hit home screen go back in and it'll work... jacked me out of a chance to take a photo of a family of big horn sheep today licking salt off the road
[Samsung Captivate Glide] taiber2000:
thanks dman, waiting to see how it goes. i hope that the next challenge is the physical keyboard as it the most important part in the glide - that's way we choose him :)
[Samsung Captivate Glide] Zero Computing:
It's why most chose it, however, far from most important. How do you expect to use a hardware keyboard, without autorotation of the screen?

How do you even plan to use a phone if it's crashing because our awesome dev spent way too much focus on the keyboard instead of the software, to get it running properly.

If he had focused on the keyboard, we wouldn't have such an awesome beta :p
[Samsung Captivate Glide] elban:
It all depends on the kind of use. In my case, I cannot install it until bluetooth is working, because I need to connect to the car kit. YMMV.

But I think dman has done a great job and has chosen the right priority, so I do not complain and just wait patiently ;)
[Samsung Captivate Glide] Zero Computing:
Yes, I hope by learning more about Android by building MIUI I can contribute some to dman's efforts because he has been doing an awesome job. However, I am a bit lazy :P
[Samsung Captivate Glide] :
I agree. Hardware part is the last for now at least, even though there are drivers for them, dman3285 just left them alone to focus on the Android core system first. That's good as now we have Beta version. I do like to use hardware keyboard because, well, I make mistakes in text apps sometimes. :P

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[Samsung Captivate Glide] Rawr0w0:
Is there a way to transfer the work you've done to i927UCLJ3? Maybe working from that platform will fix a bunch of the issues you're experiencing?
[Samsung Captivate Glide] dudejb:
He is not working from any build he is compiling from code.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] jayjayjoker2:
Yeah this is all done from scratch
[Samsung Captivate Glide] bigwilly90210:
Working camera??? O.o color me flashing! Ha. Awesome work, can't believe how far this has come for the red headed step child of the SGS2 family. I'm stuck using my wife's phone since I sold my note to buy a nexus 4. Would love some AOSP lovin' while I wait. Ha
[Samsung Captivate Glide] :
Anticipating good things in the updates in few days or maybe a week.

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[Samsung Captivate Glide] taiber2000:
of curse the core features like working phone is more important but when looking on the bugs in the current build the more important fixes, for me at least, is the auto-rotation and physical keyboard and not the camera and bluetooth (even not gps).

this what i mean but most important part cos i was thinking about bufixes from the current build.

i have allot of confidence in dman, thegreatergood and others devs and moders here that will give us the best new experiences on our phone that they can give.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] :
Well, taiber2000, if you think very carefully - the keyboard will not work properly (as in this case, misinterpreted accelerometer data which vertical reading is the opposite of what it actually meant) if the OS isn't patched up as-is, you will see why it's better to get the OS to work properly first. So far the sensor that fails to appear is the gyroscope chip.

Let dman3285 work his magic, and he will gladly pull it out of his hat. It does take significant patience of 1,000 saints to be able to do Android OS building (out of the source codes like *.h and *.c which are all text files)...

P. S. If the spelling is deathly important such as typing in information for credit card account or programming for example, I simply use the USB keyboard - it saves me time and frustration of doing it right.

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[Samsung Captivate Glide] dman3285:
Currently I am merging android 4.2 sources to the collective github.. let the fun begin...:)
[Samsung Captivate Glide] Rawr0w0:
I think I just found a solution to the Auto-Rotation...in the display part of settings, at the very bottom is gyroscope calibration. Maybe you could use this to calibrate the gyroscope and have it somewhere in the settings of programming to reverse the calibration?
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Rawr0w0, I will check it out.

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Looks like I will have to use the aftermarket gyroscope calibration app - there's no gyroscope calibration option in Display panel.

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[Samsung Captivate Glide] Rawr0w0:
It's on ICS stock so I wonder why they got rid of it in JB >___>
[Samsung Captivate Glide] :
Well, it's because the gyroscope chip isn't online and that calibration setting strictly require gyroscope because accelerometer isn't to be trusted in test mode. And, remember, this CM10 is not stock, not by long shot, and it's built completely from scratch.

dman3285 has to get the gyroscope chip back online and it won't be happening overnight.

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[Samsung Captivate Glide] dman3285:
Aaaand here's the camera.. just having issues with it still freezing up:confused:
[Samsung Captivate Glide] psierak:
Very awesome. Thanks! Keep it up!
[Samsung Captivate Glide] :
That's a good progress. I will try the aftermarket camera app (due to the need for a better HD camcorder - anyone know of AVCHD camcorder app?) - hopefully that will behave. Still, dman3285, that kind of progress is so great it put a smile on my face. :D

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[Samsung Captivate Glide] Rawr0w0:
Now that Camera is up and running *so far* maybe auto-rotation and phys. keyboard around Turkey day as a possible ETA? :3
[Samsung Captivate Glide] :
dman3285, I stumbled upon CM10 file manager - if it seems legit, would you pop it into CM10 zip file before hosting it? I had to pop ES manager using Android Commander.

Link for thread on CM10 file manager; http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=33554724

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BTW, I tried it out - popped it into /system/app/ destination with JRummy Root Explorer - it certainly have the feelings of CM10 - pretty much made for this OS version from the look of the UI therein.

EDIT: Yes, totally legit - I found the copyright notice, it's the official CyanogenMod app.

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Screenshot of CyanogenMod 10 File Manager I installed onto my phone.

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[Samsung Captivate Glide] taiber2000:
don't see the point in that when you already have sd explorer or total commander.for free as well.
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You just can't install anything from SD card because there is NO file explorer in the first place; I usually install everything before I even fire up the Google Play - I maintain a strict "Anti virus first" policy.

EDIT: Even if there is no point in using CM10 file explorer, all I can do is to let dman3285 decide and this file explorer is official CM10 app and it does make HUGE difference between no way to install anything on fresh CM10 and being able to quickly set up CM10.

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Ok... I reread your post, taiber2000.... I know I have more than one file explorer but well, it's to test some of them, even the official CM10 file explorer. This CM10 file explorer is just a suggestion to dman3285 for him to drop it into clean install zip, that way I don't have to use Android Commander to drop in the aftermarket file explorer everytime I need to install a clean installation.

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[Samsung Captivate Glide] taiber2000:
if its gonna be part of the official cm10 tree so i can understand the inclusion of this explorer.

but for me it will be bloatware as i will use another explorer, i hope you see why i don't think its a must for a default build.

maybe as an addon zip file.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] dman3285:
I've been using the cm file manager for a while now
[Samsung Captivate Glide] terinfire:
Just a quick question for Dman and/or anyone else who knows (because it hasn't come up):

If you're pulling 4.2 down, how much is that going to affect CM10's progress? I haven't seen Steve Kodnik post anything about whether 4.2 = CM11 or CM10.1 or something like that... or if it's all the same.

From what I understand, 4.2 just adds a few more features to the core OS, but is more of a minor update, akin to a Service Pack, compared to another complete OS release...

...or maybe you're doing this for a side ROM like an AOCP -- I don't know -- but just thought it made more sense to get CM10 stable and "complete", so we could get official CM support, and then start pushing onward into the next releases.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] dman3285:
4.2 is a major update.. much more than a few extras.. a whole new ui and core frameworks.. and I am the one who maintains the collective github. So its my job to merge and keep it up to date. This will not effect progress. Just slow down a little while I merge the new source.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] dbrannon79:
No prob! Take your time. The holidays are coming up and everyone needs that time with their families, we know cm10 will be 200% soon!

I found something to keep me busy for a while! Been playing with the new update. :)
[Samsung Captivate Glide] Rawr0w0:
And yet, every time we update our Rom of the new update is being a pain in the bum -_____-

haha!

I bet everyone is gonna flash to dman's CM10 when it's done!
[Samsung Captivate Glide] dbrannon79:
I know, I think the new UCLJ3 update is android with an attitude!! Grrrr.... !! make a single change and it says " I'm not gonna boot!! and laughs at us!!
[Samsung Captivate Glide] taiber2000:
Is it possibale to intgrate the 4.2 into the CM orgianl tree? Is there any changes to the kernel as well?
[Samsung Captivate Glide] :
Maybe. And I doubt there's going to be that much difference between stock Android 4.2 and CM11 kernels, except the CM11 have a bit more of bells and whistles, like the ability to tune CPU voltage or underclock it directly. CyanogenMod is meant to be a no-frills firmware with less of the fluffy things. Still, I like it that way.

dman3285, it looks like you beat me to it (about CM file manager)... :P

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[Samsung Captivate Glide] mrk2815:
d man will the 4.2 beta be posted in the forum Where, do we go to get that one when available can you post mirror links to get it once available. thanks for all of your hard wwork. thanks again . we will look forward to version 4.2 beta for the captivate glide. hopefully patiently waiting for the keyboard fix so then i can flash. one thing i would like to know , when available, will all the curnal aand all tha necessary stuff be all in the rom so iall it will require will be to wipe cash, wipe delva cash and format and flash your rom and gaps will that be it or more complicated then that. i am just patiently waiting os then i can have my sighted friend help me get the rom on to my captivate glide. thanks for the awsome work on captivate glide. without you we would not havea n awsom rom like this one custom build from teh ground floor.
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Any little info on the current status, dman3285? I can just wait until you are done with patches, though.

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[Samsung Captivate Glide] dman3285:
Sorry.. still merging 4.2 sources to collective aocp github...
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Understandable, given source code package's monstrous size in total.

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[Samsung Captivate Glide] VM-Vendetta:
So are you guys abandoning 4.1 and building straight to 4.2?

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[Samsung Captivate Glide] rogernizzLe:
Is there a way to charge a phone that has been turned off without it automatically turning on upon inserting the cable?
[Samsung Captivate Glide] :
I think dman3285 want to finish this first before he get his hands dirty on CM11. dman3285 may be able to answer this one, though.

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[Samsung Captivate Glide] Rawr0w0:
try a battery reset

take the battery out and leave it out for a couple mins then put it back in.

that might work?
[Samsung Captivate Glide] VM-Vendetta:
Right, Id rather have it that way. Can't wait for the next release! Keep up the solid work guys, you're all awesome. :)

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[Samsung Captivate Glide] dman3285:
Sorry but yes.. we are putting our efforts on 4.2.. and there will be no CM11. 4.2 will still be CM10
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Seriously? Do that mean sudden jump to 4.2?

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[Samsung Captivate Glide] mrk2815:
d man, will the version 4.2 of your build alsoinclude the curnal in the package so all we have to do is install your build of cm 10 version 4.2 and the google gaps file. is tha true. if so can wait to se your work iin progress. I am just waiting for a polished product including the physical keyboar as this was the whole point of all of us purchasing this phone . Since ther is a community dedicted to this phone, i have recommended more and more friends that have disabilites to the phone as well as my sighted colligues to the phone.the more we have tthe better ot show the masses that there is a dedicated community to the further development of the phone and it will be up to date as long as there is a sourced code released by google.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] Aquethys:
4.2 will start merging soon. In fact I think it already has been merged to AoCP. They just need to iron everything out and stuff. Takes a while..:)

Collective is known for quality, not a half ass working build every time :)
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The main reason why I am glad about The Collective. :thumbup:

On the side note, still the same firmware (CM10) for maybe almost a month.

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