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[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LosserKlosser:
I am running a dualboot setup with rootet stock Samsung ROM, version 4.0.4 with Siyah kernel, and stable CyanogenMod, 9.1.0.

CyanogenMod is running very well, but it will only recieve MMS - but reception is handled very slowly - and it will not SEND MMS at all - and it really bothers me, because I would really like to use CyanogenMod.

It will connect to the network and run HSPDA+ on internet - no problem.

I have tried using the default APN settings that the system configures, I have tried copying the exact setting from the APN I am using under stock ROM, and in stock ROM I have no problem what so ever with MMS.

I have tried using handcent SMS and GO SMS PRO.

It just does not work.

I am a noob - I know.

But what can I do to get MMS to work?

EDIT: I'm from Denmark, and using CBB as provider, in case any danes are in here and know about this provider.

I had the same MMS problem a year ago when I was experimenting with CyanogenMod for HTC Wildfire S, but it was not a stable release at the time. I thought the problems was caused by an early porting attempt but know I simply don't understand the problem.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 4038153:
Questions belong in the Q&A forum, not the general forum.

However, CM9 has a dedicated thread for discussion. There's currently 43,124 posts in there. Others seem to have managed to use it, maybe you can too.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LosserKlosser:
I am so sorry, I will post in that thread.

Moderator can delete this thread.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saywhatt:
did you wipe after you flashed the CM?

if not..

then please do

- Boot to CWM recovery

- wipe cache partition

- wipe dalvik cache (under advanced)

- fix permissions (under advanced)

- reboot system now :D

*copy-paste lol
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Humzaman:
I've been looking everywhere for a really cool red and black case and any that I find look either cheaply made or really lame. Can anyone help me find one?

My budget is 30 bucks max.

Thanks!

Sent from my SPH-L710 running FreeGS3 v1.0.0 Jellybean
[Galaxy S III Accessories] rlatjs17:
http://www.amazon.com/Trident-AMS-I...1350838760&sr=1-2&keywords=trident+kraken+red
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Vanquiz:
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_trksid=p5197.m570.l1313&_nkw=black+red+s3+case&_sacat=0&_from=R40
[Galaxy S III Accessories] danoer:
nice stuff! ;)
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Speedin07si:
http://www.tridentcase.com/shop-pro...aken-ams-case-samsung-galaxy-s-iii-i9300.aspx

When their stock gets built back up, you can even switch it up. Get a red exo-skelton and black rubber piece.

Sent from Pluto.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] nerys71:
This is my favorite case (and its available in a huge number of colors)

130773412044

I have literally beaten my phones up in this case (crunched in door of minivan hatch and thrown 15ft in the air when wasps taught me a lesson for getting to close :)

they are cheap colorful and INSANELY durable. 2 piece hard shell with silicon outer shell. about as tough as it gets.

as tough as the Kraken above for 1/5th the price (though the kraken IS a sweet case)

watch out for spoofs of the case ology cases where there is PLASTIC surrounding the front camera etc.. this interferes with the proximity sensor (you can not turn your screen on in a call since it things its against your face all the time :) so make sure the "FACE" is open like this one.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Humzaman:
Thanks everyone for the links and pics, but some of them look like there's just too much going on. I'm looking for a slick and stylish looking case. I guess I'll keep looking. If anyone finds a stylish one please send a link.

Thanks errbody!

Sent from my SPH-L710 running FreeGS3 v1.0.0 Jellybean
[Galaxy S III Accessories] nerys71:
if you want not as much rough and tough protection but decent protection and VERY slim and sleek I have grown fond of the SPECK cases.

EXTREMELY good tight fit excellent protection considering its a slim case LOOKS great (I want to get the blue/pink one) and the buttons are amazingly responsive.

I just fear its not durable enough for "ME" I can get pretty rough :) but for your average user its VERY durable much more so than a regular TPU case (its a single piec ebut two material case TPU/Silicon/rubber or whatever and Polycarbonate.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] DrKaotica:
www.seidioonline.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=CSK3SSGS3-GR

http://www.seidioonline.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=CSK3SSGS3K-GR
[Galaxy S III Accessories] otariq:
Dba ultra looks nice
[Galaxy S III Accessories] C0NAN:
This!

http://www.dbacases.com/ultra-tppu.aspx

Order the red TPU then match with black colored Ultra PC.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Humzaman:
Seems cool. Is there a pic of them both together?

Sent from my SPH-L710 running FreeGS3 v1.0.0 Jellybean
[Galaxy S III Accessories] e_droid:
I have the red & black Acase Supperleggera and love it:

http://www.amazon.com/Acase-Superleggera-Protection-T-Mobile-Verizon/dp/B008DKCIPO/ref=sr_1_1?s=wireless&ie=UTF8&qid=1350931922&sr=1-1&keywords=Acase+Superleggera+Pro+Dual+Layer+Protection
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Humzaman:
I'm thinking that this would look really cool. But I need a look at how they look together.

Sent from my SPH-L710 running FreeGS3 v1.0.0 Jellybean
[Galaxy S III Accessories] otariq:
Click on reviews and videos on their site it has a bunch of pictures for different colors
[Nexus S General] C4SCA:
so there is 3 man kernels for our nexus s in JB:

-Trinity (der kernel)

-Marmite

-Matr1x

which is the best for u?

im looking to see wich is the fastest but at the same time stable and battery friendly.
[Nexus S General] AzN MusiQ:
You forgot the Air Kernel.
[Nexus S General] C4SCA:
I know but i never liked it... :p

Sent from my TH3M3D NEXUS S
[Nexus S General] hp420:
marmite is my favorite. I love the mtp, it's got the patch to force a/c charging, it's got under/overclock support, and it's a nice quick boot on 4.1.2.

Sorry, mathkid....for some reason matrix on 4.1.x ns4g isn't working to over/underclock, so I can't use it :(
[Nexus S General] C4SCA:
what rom are u running?
[Nexus S General] mdean1981:
Isn't there like 3 other threads discussing the same thing right now?

Marmite for me. It works, it doesn't have all those fancy features that require buying an app just to use it. Marmite just flat gets it done.
[Nexus S General] zhok:
_thalamus' kernel; perhaps it has higher battery drain than marmite or others, but no one is as fast and smooth as that one. I prefer performance and stability rather than best battery life; after all, I always charge the phone at the end of the day to have it full for next day, so....

Enviado desde mi Nexus S usando Tapatalk 2
[Nexus S General] lurtis:
My phone always liked trinity. From gb / ics / jb. Matrix would be a close second for me. Marmite was awesome for me around 4.5 build but since then I get a fast dying phone for some reason.

Honestly once the trinity teuv gets voodoo sound it'll be perfect for me. I haven't had a reboot running it in over a month on rasbean jelly
[Nexus S General] alen1901:
Marmite FTW!

Sent from SpeedMachine i9023
[Nexus S General] Babyrasta:
When i was using ICS, it was always with AIR.

Now that i run JB, i began with AIR, and i'm now running Marmite.

I don't really care about battery, but i fond marmite as more stable imo.
[Nexus S General] mssngr:
+1 :thumbup:
[Nexus S General] noloukos:
+1 for marmite

some screenshots:
[Nexus S General] chappy824:
Haven't seen a whole lot of Matr1x users here! V. 23.5 has been great. Check out my screen shots! He hasn't been very active updating it but I'm sure he will if there is more active users on his thread.
[Nexus S General] ohitspat:
Thalamus kernel. Sad to see he's stopped developing for the Nexus S
[Nexus S General] zackandethan:
I fear matrix is next up for the development stopping . I know many of us have used and supported matrix since the gingerbread days . It has always been a great kernel and remains a staple for my phone. I believe development for this kernel would continue and surpass all our expectations with continued support from us the community. Sure would hate to lose the matrix kernel also. Just my 2 cents .
[Nexus S General] albundy2010:
You don't need so called constant development of a kernel. All that is for the most part is feature wanking and buzzword dropping.

People are hooked on this weekly update bs from cherry picking people. That just update their crap just for the sake of updating.

When you release a good stable working kernel you don't need or get a thread full of posts and discussion about crashes or what pointless buzzword will be added next.
[Nexus S General] chevlar:
I prefer matrix for touchwake. I found that in large part, there wasn't much difference for me between marmite and matrix in performance, stability, and battery life. Both were phenomenal. with regard to the "lack of active users" comment, I think the lack of thread activity is due to the kernel being bug free. maths threads have always been quiet for this very reason.
[Nexus S General] C4SCA:
What is touchwakr? Never get ot right..

Sent from my TH3M3D NEXUS S
[Nexus S General] hp420:
PA 2.18 for ns4g
[Nexus S General] lowtje:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1935481 =)
[Nexus S General] C4SCA:
Thanks but that tgread only made me stay stock...

Sent from my TH3M3D NEXUS S
[Nexus S General] AKARedDevilz:
Marmite bcoz I just install it and need more time to test it.
[Nexus S General] Gambler_3:
Hows that for standby? ;)

Running matrix kernel with stock rom.
[Nexus S General] AndroidWolf59:
I'd like to try Trynity ...

... on "my" Strawberry by knzo but I wasn't able to install it. So now I'm testing both Marmite 6.2 and Matr1x 23.5 ... It's too early to say which is best ;)
[Nexus S General] lurtis:
Marmite is a good kernel but is still being debugged. Mathkid has been at it for a long while now and his kernels seem more polished although not as feature rich. No offense to either developer as we all love the work and choice for what's best for us.

Matrix during ics days got silly quiet in the threads because nobody had problems and if they did they sure weren't posting haha

Sent from my retro nxs4g running cm7.2 on trinity teuv!?
[Nexus S General] ej8989:
Matr1x v23.5.

OC'd at 1200mhz, no lag, no reboot, zero bugs, MTP mode (10x faster file transfer).

i even got this:
[Nexus S General] Athhar:
I don't know what to do....in the past i have always trusted mathkid95 and his kernel ...but now marmite with mtp is so amazing.

Anyway thanks to mathkid95 and bedalus.

@Mathkid,you are not a kid..but a genius .
[Nexus S General] ej8989:
matr1x has mtp.(use usb switcher app)
[Nexus S General] eksasol:
Didn't realize switching to MTP mode fixed the transfer speed. Thanks. Guess Google not only hate microSD, they also hate UMS mode.
[Nexus S General] AzN MusiQ:
Marmite, Sir!

With 6.2 the display was 4 Hours on, and i have still 10%. The Performance is great no laggs, very smooth and very many features.

Gesendet von meinem Nexus S mit Tapatalk 2
[Nexus S General] C4SCA:
What rom are you running? and what are ur kernel settings?

Sent from my TH3M3D NEXUS S
[Nexus S General] AzN MusiQ:
CM10 M2 with Marmite 6.2.

SmartassV2/CFQ/200Mz/1000Mz.

Gesendet von meinem Nexus S mit Tapatalk 2
[Nexus S General] C4SCA:
Cm10 seems to be very good in battery life ... again...

Sent from my TH3M3D NEXUS S
[Nexus S General] deetailed:
What version of marmite, and what ROM?

I've only recently upgraded to JB and haven't found a combination that can reach 2 days battery like I had in ICS. The maximum so far was about 32 hours.
[Nexus S General] mdean1981:
32 hours not enough for ya? I mean this isn't the old Nokia interchangeable face days. I'd be very happy with that if you are getting that kinda uptime actually using the phone for more then a paper weight. Most get half that tops. If you got 32 then I would rest with what you got cause sometimes biting the hand that feeds can leave ya cold and hungry :)
[Nexus S General] AndroidWolf59:
Now that I've tested all of them ...

... imho, they are all great ! ;)

Now I'm using Trinity (TNS11) with rom Rasbeanjelly, but I've tested both Marmite and Matr1x with CM 10 and strawberry (by knzo).

If you like continuous development I think the answer is Marmite, with bedalus work always in progress :). If you like no surprise then go with Matr1x. And if you are not afraid of experiment (aka alpha release) there are five versions of Trinity
[Nexus S General] chiragaegis:
i think Trinity is the best for you.....
[Nexus S General] deetailed:
It's enough for most days, yes, but on ICS I was able to get maximum 2 days with light usage, or 7 hours screentime on heavy usage. That can be handy when going on the occasional field assignment with less access to power plugs. Since I'm currently on a JB crackflashing phase, surely you understand the desire to try out all kinds of combination before picking a steady driver :D
[Nexus S General] noloukos:
i think marmite 6.2 with slim bean 2.7.0

now i have changed to black bean 6 with marmite 6.2. i find it more stable and fast than slim bean. currently i have 41% battery with 1d and 1h usage.

also i always set the backround process limit at most 3 processes.
[Nexus S General] ej8989:
Air Kernel (on Stock 4.1.2): Stock-ish feel but customizable. Not much changed from stock kernel in terms of speed. Experienced few reboots on random apps.

Vta2 Kernel (on Stock 4.1.2): Faster, customizable, but very unstable. Reboots, specially when playing games.

_thalamus kernel (on Stock 4.1.2): Very stable and noticeably faster. Not much customizations. (Best kernel for stock OTA rom if you don't need BLN, CRT-fix, etc.)

Marmite kernel (on Stock 4.1.2): Fast but reboots when you try overclocking and play some games. BLN blinking is unique as compared to other kernels. Customizable.

Marmite kernel cm version (on Strawberry 10.19): Very fast, no lag when playing games (it depends). Reboots when overclocking. BLN blinking is unique. Customizable.

Marmite kernel cm version (Slim Bean 2.8): Very fast and very stable. faster gameplay, no reboots even when overclocking. BLN blinking is unique. Customizable.

Matr1x kernel (on Stock 4.1.2): Very stable even on overclock. No reboots. Noticeable lag when playing games.

Matr1x kernel cm version (on Strawberry 10.19): Very fast and very stable even when overclocked. No reboots, no noticeable lag on compatible games. Customizable.

This is based on my experience on a few roms. I have i9023.

Some developers are constantly updating their kernels so hope for the better, like marmite and air-kernel. :)
[Nexus S General] C4SCA:
best awnser yet thank you
[Nexus S General] AndroidWolf59:
And the "winner" is ...

"im looking to see wich is the fastest but at the same time stable and battery friendly".

Quoting this thread creator, after 1 week of testing imho I'm choosing trinity, CPU 100-1096, governor ondemand and i/O scheduler deadline.

I have to say that I don't use my Nexus S for gaming, cause I spent about 10 hours on computers and I think my eyes are too important to let them play on a 4inch screen (or perhaps I'm too old :o). So I'm considering Nexus S like a mobile phone (calls and sms) plus a smartphone (internet use, mostly). And with this combo (rasbean+trinity) I have fast responses, no reboot or FC and a battery recharged about every 2 days. I think it's enough ...
[Nexus S General] JoeyZazza:
Matr1x
[Nexus S General] mrtcelebi:
good

thanks ...
[Nexus S General] softballjunkee13:
"WHICH"
[Nexus S General] kiko22:
best kernel for me is surely Marmite, now with GPU OC at 1096MHz too .... when the gpu oc will perfectly work it will be the best kernel ever for me :)

hard to crash and no battery drain!
[Nexus S General] C4SCA:
Lol thanks!

sent from my not almost retired Nexus S

Bought a Nexus 7 instead of a Nexus 4
[Nexus S General] Logomotph:
Mat1x & stock 4.1.2. Fastcharge, very fast and I can OC it. Just what I need :)
[Nexus S General] Warren_Orange:
Can anyone recommend a kernel for stock OTA?

I'm on Marmite V5 but I'm getting reboots using radio streaming apps.

I just need voodoo sound nothing else.

Is _ thalamus kernel the best candidate?
[Nexus S General] C4SCA:
Matrix cfs v24

sent from my not almost retired Nexus S

Bought a Nexus 7 instead of a Nexus 4
[Nexus S General] eksasol:
Check out simple kernel then.

Sent from my SGH-T959
[Nexus S General] ScOULaris:
I've only recently rooted my Nexus S and tried my hand at flashing custom ROMs and Kernels, and here's what I've tested so far:

Matr1x

Air Kernel

Marmite V6.7_CM

I have tested all of those kernels for at least a day or two with CM10 M2 on my Nexus S i9020a, and I have to say that Marmite stands out as the best one. Matr1x was a close second, with good performance overall, but Marmite makes my phone run buttery smooth and the battery seems to last longer than with any other kernel.

But I'm relatively new to the custom kernel game, so take my opinion with a grain of salt.
[Nexus S General] sawclOne:
bwst

MatriX because its stable and fast
[Nexus S General] madd0g:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=32963771&postcount=251

Based on stock, bln, crt, voodoo sound, I don't have any issues since OTA, no feature wanking.
[Nexus S General] AndroidWolf59:
I'm giving Marmite a new chance ...

Just changed ROM so now I'm using last Marmite with OC to 1096. I'm not looking for THE BEST (and imho it doesn't exist something extremely good for all of us ... ;)) but simply for a combo rom-kernel with no "strange" behaviour, and till I'll change idea this combo is in my signature
[Nexus S General] eksasol:
Please fix the title, its not Halloween anymore.

Sent from my R800x
[Nexus S General] C4SCA:
Haha u are the only one who got it!

;)

sent from my not almost retired Nexus S
[Nexus S General] Moonjar:
Im using JellyB-TSM 9 with Matrix kernel OC 1320 MHz working perfectly without any rebootin or games FC. I have lots of games and apps installed but rarely experience any lag or glitches.

I have been using AIR kernel but OC on that kernel is not stable. Been running Androxide with AIR but every now and then it reboots. I have tried many ROM/kernel combos, and I feel like Matrix is still the best around if u want OC. It works well with almost every ROM i tried.

Battery life is also very good regarding its 1320 MHz OC.( 3 days without problems with moderate use) I recommend Matrix!
[Nexus S General] karajim80:
Marmite 6.7 its stable and i have no reboots
[Nexus S General] :
It's been unstable for a lot of people for a month! Fortunately the problem is solved now. Check out v6.7.8 or .9 or .10
[Nexus S General] rockerblood:
got stock after flashing marmite kernel im on PA 2.54, nexus s i9020A, please help
[Nexus S General] superng888:
I used to be on air kernel but now I changed to marmite

:D it gives me more ram about 254mb free ram with fb and appygeek running behind the background :thumbup:

---------- Post added at 04:28 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:27 PM ----------

May i know what you meant by stock? :confused:
[Nexus S General] r_tarandus:
I've tried just about every kernel, and _thalamus stands at the top when it comes to pure speed and snaps. It's really noticeably faster.

However, matr1x is my favorite because _thalamus' kernel barely has any features. True, matr1x doesn't have much features either, but the ones that it does have are key.

Everything else is pretty cool and definitely has their place in the dev world, but _thalamus and mathkid's matr1x are the most stable from what I've seen, and stability is one of my biggest priorities. Random reboots and force closures are the worse.
[Nexus S General] ScOULaris:
Have you never used Marmite? It has the best speed and features all in one kernel, IMO.
[Nexus S General] ej8989:
ROM: Cyanogenmod 10.0.0 Stable

UNIT: Nexus S i9023

KERNELS TESTED:

Stock CM Kernel

-Smooth UI on stock cpu speeds

-OC while playing high-end games causes reboots

-No BLN blinking feature

Air Kernel #260

-Stable @ 1300mhz

-Lots of governors and IO schedulers

-UI smoothness depends on governor/scheduler combination

-Has BLN blinking feature

-Needs 1300mhz to run smooth on high-end games

-Reboots @ 1400mhz

Matr1x v24.0

-Stable @ 1320mhz

-Smooth UI

-High-end games are laggy and buggy (the kernel is outdated)

-Has BLN blinking feature

Marmite v7.1

-Faster than any other kernel @ stock cpu speeds

-While overclocking, many apps cause reboots

-Smooth gameplay on high-end games @ 200mhz-1096mhz (set on profiles per app)

-No BLN blinking feature

-MTP capable

-Battery life is mediocre

I'm sticking with marmite 7.1 for now.

No reboots/hangs with this profile setup on SetCPU app:

Screen on: 200mhz-1000mhz

Screen off: 100mhz-800mhz

High-end games (Temple run, temple run brave, Dead Trigger, etc..): 200mhz-1096mhz
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] KoreanJoker:
anyone care to explain to a noob how to change boot animation? isn't working
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jeffsf:
Remount /system r/w -- # mount -o remount,rw

Copy the boot animation into position -- # cp path/to/new/bootanimation.zip /system/media/

Set ownership -- # busybox chown root:root /system/media/bootanimation.zip

Set permissions -- # busybox chmod 644 /system/media/bootanimation.zip
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] KoreanJoker:
is this a file manager?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] idevice12345:
The easiest way is to download boot animations from the market. Super easy and the app installs the boot animations. No need for messing with files
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] KoreanJoker:
oh ok
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] idevice12345:
Yeah
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] KoreanJoker:
this is similar to the ROM toolbox. can u help me through activation process
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] idevice12345:
Okay
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] KoreanJoker:
so i installed the animation and it said was installed. i dont know what to do next
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] idevice12345:
Reboot
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] KoreanJoker:
i do but the animation doesn't appear. the boy status the same
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] itzik2sh:
Hi

This is not specific to our phone.

You must learn how to Google.

See this -

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1558702

sent from me
[Xoom Accessories] temporalwar:
http://www.woot.com/offers/motorola-wireless-keyboard-w-cover

TODAY ( WHILE SUPPLIES LAST)

GOT MINE!
[Xoom Accessories] Dyelon:
Damnit!
[Xoom Accessories] 2ksilverbullet:
Thanks for the heads up. Mine showed today. It's pretty nice. The mouse control is a bit slippery, but for the cost of the item, I can't complain too much!
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vess_csm:
Hey guys,

I am currently using Jandycane ROM and i think the battery life can be better. I sa "can" since i never used the kindle with stock. I just took and rooted instantly. Can you tell me what is the rom with best battery life (out of your experience) pls?

:)
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Guitarman:
The CM7 ROMs were epic as far as battery life is concerned. Unfortunately the JB ROMs don't do well compared to those but they can run about equal to the stock Amazon from what I've seen. I've tried Jandycane, PA, AOKP and the CM10 with Linaro enhancements and they all seem to average out to almost the same, someone please correct me if I'm wrong. I've tried so many tricks and tweaks to squeeze more juice out and that doesn't really help.

Yesterday I was down to 45% battery after only 3.5hrs of use BUT I was doing alot of downloading and other procedures that took alot of CPU power. That was running Jandycane and now I've switched back to CM10 (Linaro) and I'm purposely leaving out the Gapps including the market (always seems to run in the background) to see if it'll help.

Remember that the factory specs on a Kindle Fire (stock) specify 8hrs of battery life of course weighing heavily on usage.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vess_csm:
thanks for the info guitarman2010 :)
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shamestick:
I'm using aokp build 5 and the battery life was pretty good for beig the first day of using the ROM so I'm curios to see how it does after a couple of full charges