yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II General] mfpreach:
Same, none of those suggestions help me either.

I have frozen/uninstalled TONS of apps too
[Galaxy S II General] californicated:
:confused:
[Galaxy S II General] ludorexmundi:
+1

inviato dal mio GS2 JB
[Galaxy S II General] Pilaf:
yes but you loose NFC.. i have a I9100P
[Galaxy S II General] dave4bren:
Lock screen freeze

My wifes kept freezing on the lock screen so I installed holo locker from the market. Its not froze since

play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mobint.locker&feature=nav_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDNd
[Galaxy S II General] danielalarcon:
Clearing

So .... this is what I mean, I am using now CyanogenMod 10 again, that is 4.1.2 custom ROM, as many know, project Butter is to make everything smoother in JB, guess since ICS, but due to some missing parts in Samsung sources, the S2 hasn't benefit yet from it, everytime the CM team has somehow enable parts of it, it breaks many other, so, you may see that the leak is smooth and fast, but no comparisson to CM 10 yet ;) just wanted to clear it. (or try too....) please ask if not sure what I'm talking about.
[Galaxy S II General] MaKTaiL:
Anyone having problems accessing Recovery from the Vol UP + Home + Power combo?

Most of the times the Recovery does not show up at all, it just boots the phone.
[Galaxy S II General] Phil3759:
About the assert failing issue with error 7 on flashing some packages

It is caused by update-binary packages not compatible with jellybean

Here's a small test

Grab the attached zip file, which is signed for flashing in stock recovery

It only ui_prints text on screen, no harm at all

Flash it in original stock LSJ recovery: you get error 7

We need new update-binary files

Case closed for me as it is not related to my kernel/cwm combo
[Galaxy S II General] Imperiale:
To those with the SD card read-only bug: a format of your USB storage should fix the problem. Just remember to backup the files you need.
[Galaxy S II General] Phil3759:
Please update v3.61 to 3.62:

fixed permissions: now special backup/restore menu works again. SORRY

Download:

http://www.mediafire.com/file/wic2pv3jl311tlj/PhilZ-cwm6-XXLSJ-OXX-3.62-signed.zip

http://www.mediafire.com/file/9w9nx3591bf403h/PhilZ-cwm6-XXLSJ-OXX-3.62.tar.md5

Version 3.61 / 3.62 - 22 nov 2012
[Galaxy S II General] shibumi77:
Hi, sorry for this noob question, but I wasn't able to find the answer.

Will this rom work for a GT-I9100P?

Thanks in advance. :D

Ignore I already find the answer (yes it will, but I will lose the NFC)
[Galaxy S II General] arturocg1:
I had a lot of lag on cm10 i found this rom more stable and smoother
[Galaxy S II General] King_Rat:
Nandroid working fine... Just wasn't aware of new backup system i.e. blobs!?

Sent from Valhalla! :mwahahaha:
[Galaxy S II General] jegormeister:
It has been there for quite some time, I think since 6.x. If you prefer the old format of backups just change it in recovery under choose recovery format or something like that.
[Galaxy S II General] King_Rat:
Sarweet ^^ :good:
[Galaxy S II General] rmsmiranda:
Hi,

But with this blob system, if I want to delete backups, how do I know which folders to delete in the blob folder?

Thanks

Galaxy SII
[Galaxy S II General] ThumperTM:
hey,

Can someone link me to any video how to use it please?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II General] -iNCEPTiON-:
I am using Lite Version of XXLSJ (Rooted) shall i just download CMW Flashable and flash that to update or shall i stay with the current?
[Galaxy S II General] It_ler:
Download latest PhilZ-cwm6 kernel for XXLSJ, copy it to the external sd card, boot into recovery and flash it.

The previous kernel version had a bug which is now fixed.
[Galaxy S II General] -iNCEPTiON-:
Thanks for the help :) i did it:)
[Galaxy S II General] -iNCEPTiON-:
whts this ??
[Galaxy S II General] veeruchinnu143:
It's a screen shot of my battery use. Why my Android os taking too much battery life. And it's not showing remaining details of battery consumption.

P.S: Battery backup is not that much impressive compared to first 2days of JB...
[Galaxy S II General] Phil3759:
never delete backups manually with blobs. Use cwm interface for that

First backup with blobs is slower than tar maybe, but further backups are incremental and blazing faster that way.

You can always manually set to default tar format as you were told
[Galaxy S II General] Don MC:
I think all of you with battery drain problems should also check for the 'vbus_present' wakelock bug. I've so far had the bug on all of the XXLSJ ROMs that have had the ripple effect mod activated. Dunno if that really is the reason (could be any other mod, or any other thing too), but unmodded XXLSJ (odex or deodex) ROMs on my phone haven't had the bug. "Rippled" ROMs have had it, so I think it's the ripple effect. I'd like some forumite input on this hypothesis.

De-bloating (uninstalling unnecessary system apps) or flashing different modems does not seem to affect this bug in any way.

How 'vbus_present' manifests itself:

When charging the phone, a kernel wakelock keeps the CPU from going to sleep. That is perfectly normal. It monitors the charging process while plugged in. It should, though, go away when the charger is unplugged. But if there's a bug, it doesn't go away and the CPU stays on after unplugging.

How to check:

The wakelock doesn't necessarily show up as awake time in the battery menu. Therefore you'll need to check for it in a different way: Install BetterBatteryStats. Charge your phone and then unplug the charger. Let phone stay for an hour or so and then open BBS. Select "Kernel Wakelock" in the first box and "Since unplugged" in the second box. If the bug is there, 'vbus_present' should be shown high up on the list. If not, then 'vbus_present' is not in the list at all, or it shows zero values.

What to do if you have the bug:

Wake the phone up (unlock it) before unplugging, or reboot after unplugging. That should clear the wakelock. But you'll have to do it every time you unplug.

I'm not a dev. I don't know how to fix the problem. So I'm waiting for a fix to come. Maybe it will come sooner if more people are investigating the matter.
[Galaxy S II General] hazwheel:
I have the ripple, and no sign of the vbus_present in bbs. Also, your phone wont go to deep sleep when charging anyway
[Galaxy S II General] bombaybadboy:
+1
[Galaxy S II General] beston94:
Do you guys reckon there will be more leaks, like improved battery life and fixed lock screen? or will it go straight to a fully stable official?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II General] Gillion:
There will be more leaks IMO.

This is not ready for stable release.

Too many factory testing software is installed (these will removed evidently)

white the software doesn't hang... but it does have a touch wiz bug , a hand writing bug and a wakelock bug.

that restarts touchwiz and keyboard respectively.

And the Samsung engineers turned off ripple for some reason which may be deeper than we can investigate,.

The power consumption is still too aggressive right now (doesn't go into deep sleep quickly) but it sure does give me nearly 2 days of use.

Imagine what the improved power use will be like ?

The smart stay has a slight ambient light problem (doesn't work well in low light) but face unlock works in low light.

The settings UI has words cut off in certain sections (cant remember where)

The audio player has not lock screen control

So Samsung is deff working on those issues.

This is not gonna be turned into an official.
[Galaxy S II General] Don MC:
Good to know. Ripple and no wakelock. The reason must be something else then.

BTW, may I ask which ROM you're on?

I am fully aware of the fact the phone won't sleep while charging. Read my text again. It is AFTER charging the bug stops it from going to sleep.
[Galaxy S II General] agrisvv:
hi someone know where to geet whis stock firmware kernel?

i flash siyah- forget to don't work with them..

Need to flash Zimage form uziped firmware?
[Galaxy S II General] It_ler:
Yes, you only need zImage of the ROM. Tarball it and flash it with Odin.

But you can also flash PhilZ-cwm6 kernel. That is provided as Odin-flashable tar and recovery-flashable zip file.

Good luck !
[Galaxy S II General] -iNCEPTiON-:
just flash the latest kernel from Phil :)
[Galaxy S II General] agrisvv:
thanks flash philZ and all ok :)
[Galaxy S II General] Santic7:
Can u give me link please? Tnx
[Galaxy S II General] joniviva:
Wep on samsung galaxy S2

Does anyone know is that possible to conect S2 to WEP network, which was created from Windows(from notebook).

I'm creating but S2 dont see,I am trying to add manually but it cant find. Is there any other way or it's impossible?
[Galaxy S II General] It_ler:
Link for PhilZ-cwm6 kernels?

In my signature - jus click the kernel text.

Here you go => http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1877270 (download links for the kernels are in post #2)
[Galaxy S II General] hazwheel:
Im on stock rom, but I flashed wanams rom but decided to nandroid back to the stock, however, after the nandroid, I still have elements of wanams rom there such as ripple and call recording but not ALL the mods from his rom :eek: so it looks like im on a mixture of both!
[Galaxy S II General] drraptor:
He meant vbus_present kept on running after you unplug the charger.
[Galaxy S II General] It_ler:
That is good as long as everything works fine.

Bad if you have issues, as nobody can support this mixture :p
[Galaxy S II General] hazwheel:
It works fine, no FCs , extra mods on top of stock, good battery, lock screen very rarely freezes. I have a 3500mAh battery which will obviously last longer but only 30% used after 16 hours of heavy use aint bad! Would equate to about 60% used on standard battery.

---------- Post added at 04:34 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:32 PM ----------

Well, 10 hours after unplugging the charger, I have no listing of vbus in bbs, not even for 1 second of time
[Galaxy S II General] ehmjay:
same thing happened with disaster rom.. some parts remained after restoring odex version
[Galaxy S II General] hazwheel:
Without looking into it, I dont actually know whether I'm currently odexed or deodexed :confused:
[Galaxy S II General] Farmfield:
I'd say 8h on a 2000 mA battery is doable on these last MCM builds. Two days ago (on mcm 19/11 build) I had 1-1/2h screen time (browsing, Tapatalk, IMDb, Google Search) + 1h listening to music and after 14h I had 60+% battery life. That's on a std 1650 mA battery. So 8h on a 2000 mA battery isn't impossible at all, even without a lot of trickery.

So that was an unnecessary attack. Imo.
[Galaxy S II General] Phil3759:
No update for previous kernels before this is cleared out:

>> I HAVE AMAZING NEWS <<​

Good news: I elucidated the mystery of loosing the possibility to format internal sd from within Settings / Storage / Format USB

Bad news: It is caused by patching the binary sequence to avoid brick bug :eek:

Now, we are stuck... until Samsung release the source for JB :p

Detailed Info:

After repacking new leaked JB kernels for i900/n7000, internal sd could no more be formatted from phone (Format USB storage)

After revising all my code, I noted that even a simple unpack / repack of stock kernel without any modification, still causes the issue. So, it was restricted to my unpack / repack process

I tried changing mkbootimg, recompiling it, using third party scripts, same result.

I finally decided not to patch the binary sequence to try it: Stock kernel, unpacked and repacked worked

I tried my kernel, unpack / repack with editing initramfs but no patching for emmc_cap_erase: Again, it WORKS

Conclusion: the binary sequence is no more linked absolutely to the emmc_cap_erase. As xda Elite developer Entropy512 said, Samsung added probably a workaround for the brick bug without patching emmc_cap_erase. However, without their source code for JB, no one can assert it at 100%

Debate is open HERE : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=34537819#post34537819

What do you want: an uncertain emmc_cap_erase patch leading to potential instabilities or keep it stock and pray Samsung did their job well :D

The thread is the one for the Note, but this applies exactly the same at 100% for i9100

Please go there, debate and give your opinion. I cannot monitor many threads. Answer the poll, it will decide how I will continue the dev for the i9100/n7000 community

Actually, you are probably safe under all JB kernels: 0 bricks after 3 leaks for the N7000 and i9100. Either due to my patch or to Samsung. I do believe better it is due to Samsung since this identified bug. ICS is not impacted and surely benefits from the patch. All ICS releases will continue to be patched
[Galaxy S II General] King_Rat:
Oops!! I did (del it manually) :eek:

world is still turning though :p

definitely see benefit in incremental backups :good:

but Siyah/FLUXI etc. were blazing fast @ making a nandroid in .tar format (I know it won't be as quick as an increment b/u)

I can wait a minute or two extra :no-worries:

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Edit: Just made .tar nandroid = 800 MB+ & it was made much quicker than I expected (power of 6.x.x cwm recovery) :woot:
[Galaxy S II General] itchetrigr:
you can say all you want, but when you post a screenshot be prepared to get called out if its fake, basic rules of the internet bro... we all follow them

so....

which one of these pinkys went to the store???

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figure it out yourself..

need a tip, maybe read about "Android OS" & "Android System" and whats it stand for and what it does and why & when it shows up in your battery log...

then you'll understand why these logs where under specific control on a device doing nothing but being awake...

you can do nothing but keep your device awake to see you'll come out with those same sort of battery logs, but your one of the good ones who I know wont waste their time with such bullsh!t

oh and i have a 2000mah battery, and your right 8 hours is possible even more, I allready posted a tuturial on it earlier in this thread...
[Galaxy S II General] Farmfield:
I dunno man, I just know that I myself don't mess about with STweaks or nothing and I'm not on a 2000 mA battery, I just know what I have gotten in best case scenarios and I go from there. 8h sounds really high, but I never figured I could have full days on my 1650 and have 60+% still, but I have - without tweaks or anything.

But try the last mcm build yourself and see if it's much better that what you use now, it's available here. :)

(and I've also seen a lot of BS 'facts' published at XDA, a lot of weird numbers on battery life and what not, but this specific case just doesn't seem as outrageous to me as it seems to be for you)
[Galaxy S II General] carlocarrera:
I will take some fresh and new screens just to be sure...

And i bet i get min. 7h on mcm's...
[Galaxy S II General] bombaybadboy:
Getting 5 hours screen on with leak on 1650 so can't complain
[Galaxy S II General] FilipeMoritz:
What line you edited?

Sorry for my bad English

Enviado de meu GT-I9100 usando o Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II General] King_Rat:
With a custom fully working kernel this leak would be amazing! We could undervolt+overclock... then apply a different governor/scheduler... then Stweaks... (or similar... bet the germans are working on FLUXI for 4.1.2) It would be 2x as awesome!! :victory:

We can only dream :angel:
[Galaxy S II General] Bombhills:
Did anyone find a solution for the lock screen freeze issue? I'm positivethat it has to do With wifi. Only occurs when I've got it turned on. :) that's my only problem so far! :)
[Galaxy S II General] mpcjanssen:
This was an issue in CM9 as well and it eventually got fixed. iirc it *was* wifi related

---------- Post added at 01:20 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:17 AM ----------

For everyone getting mixed ROMS after nandroid restore. You need a cwm which backups the preload partition. Most of the apps in system/app are symlinks to this partition. Older cwms don't back this up so after restoring you can get an odd mix.
[Galaxy S II General] rajarshi10:
XXLSL izap? I'm sure you have it :D
[Galaxy S II General] carlocarrera:
remember how we treated him the last time...

lets hope he's not a cat, because if he is, we will never see him again.
[Galaxy S II General] Phil3759:
New in v3.65 : PhilZ Touch v3.35 Recovery (CWM 6.0.1.9 based)

XXLSJ-OXX (Jellybean leak)

http://www.mediafire.com/file/jduunpiuivdabui/PhilZ-cwm6-XXLSJ-OXX-3.65-signed.zip

http://www.mediafire.com/file/1a1bb0cs8qqibfv/PhilZ-cwm6-XXLSJ-OXX-3.65.tar.md5
[Galaxy S II General] mundixx:
does *#*#4636#*#* work on your end? doesn't seem to work on mine T_T
[Galaxy S II General] It_ler:
Many USSD codes are disabled in JB ... AFAIK it's part of the fix for the USSD vurnable.
[Galaxy S II General] thongrim:
For me removing the link to apps in the lockscreen did the trick and now it is fully and fastly responsive
[Galaxy S II General] nogo8888:
possible but have not tried yet
[Galaxy S II General] GalaxyGusta:
Anybody changed the modem and had issues?
[Galaxy S II General] jegormeister:
I tried several but none of them worked. I couldn't get signal and some did not even manage to connect to network. I am back on the stock one but it sucks. :(
[Galaxy S II General] so_cool_rohan:
i dont think this is possible becoz i also tried the same but didnt succeeded, if your purpose is to share internet (which is the main reason for wep), i have an alternate way which might work for you...
[Galaxy S II General] Dexter_prog:
but that's probably the most important USSD code for Android. How can I change network preference if I don't have that?
[Galaxy S II General] jakoob_cz:
I think Android cant see ad-hoc network (created by Windows), you have to download software like Connectify. Using it with my SGS2 without any problem. Anyway setting WEP is like using no encryption at all, every kid with basic knowledge of googling can hack it in few minutes.
[Galaxy S II General] GalaxyGusta:
tried the leak from day one now back to ICS the battery drain and no battery saving option is just KILLING the battery too fast for me

waiting for official than i will be a happy flasher
[Galaxy S II General] jimh:
No drain here, in fact the battery lasts longer than it did on factory ICS.

I suggest you try Better Battery Stats and CPU Spy to see what is draining your battery rather than simply blaming the ROM.

I would also suggest going through your settings and making sure you don't have everything syncing and updating all the time.

Get rid of things you don't use especially hogs like G+
[Galaxy S II General] bombaybadboy:
Did you turn off g-now, that helps battery life
[Galaxy S II General] hazwheel:
:eek: why would you turn off the best feature of JB? ;)
[Galaxy S II General] bombaybadboy:
Turning off still gives you plenty of use from g-now eg:- voice search plus reply, it will still find your local take away it will still play a song from your storage by naming it. It just won't let you no how far from home you are when traveling ;)
[Galaxy S II General] SamN2:
Hello;

I have been flashed a stock Android 2.1.2 Through this topic: sammobile.com/2012/11/15/i9100xxlsj-%E2%80%93-galaxy-s-ii-android-4-1-2-jelly-bean-test-firmware/.

I Rooted my S2 with Philz-cwm6-XXLSJ-OXX-3.1.tar.md5, Triangle yellow appears at startup but when I install SUPERSU via Google Play it gives the message “there is SU binary not installed “.

when I reboot with (Up button + Home + Power) I arrive at Philz recovery.

Now I want to return to the KI3 ROM android 2.3.5, I flash the KI3 directly via ODIN or there is a risk of brickbug.

Sorry for my ENG.

Thanks
[Galaxy S II General] bombaybadboy:
You can click on super su and it will update your binary. Triangle away app from chain fire will lose the triangle and 0 you binary counter. If you want to go back to GB then you are using philz kernel which is safe kernel so Odin will be fine
[Galaxy S II General] hazwheel:
But what if I get lost :eek:

Lucky I have a big mo fo battery!
[Galaxy S II General] bombaybadboy:
Then you ask manually not let g-now think for you :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II General] It_ler:
What exactly do you want to change/configure?

Maybe there is another way to achieve this.
[Galaxy S II General] SamN2:
Thanks so much.

I see that my phone isnt Rooted, I installed Titanium backup but at startup it displays a message which says that my phone is not rooted.

ROOT isnt a problem, I just want to go back to KI3.
[Galaxy S II General] punshkin:
why don't people read?
[Galaxy S II General] zippocat:
can you make a video or describe it?
[Galaxy S II General] :
i will as i do use mac :)

Mobile odin will be easier to flash :)
[Galaxy S II General] iconata:
new bootscreen so far..
[Galaxy S II General] Troox:
need screenshots, please :)
[Galaxy S II General] Nick Fury:
Hi could you please confirm your sources because i would like to take a look for myself.

Also sammobile doesnt have this on there website at all as i have checked
[Galaxy S II General] Force Close:
It contains the NatureUX plop noise. Oh no ;)
[Galaxy S II General] Scarface1991:
HOLY COW, Houston we have contact :good:

Thanks for sacrificing your device
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
Calm down

Gesendet von meinem Nexus 7 mit Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II General] hlubepet:
my nipples are hard now :D waiting with download mode on :D
[Galaxy S II General] jj03:
This...^^^ i can't be arsed using my alienware to flash this. Much rather use mobile odin.

Bucket Biff
[Galaxy S II General] Elad Yeciel:
How to install (flash) help me!!
[Galaxy S II General] :
Sammobile isn't the only one who get leaks/access
[Galaxy S II General] fr3nlysmil3:
flashing via mobile odin- md5 success flashing now
[Galaxy S II General] DimICE:
+1

I confirm.

Flashed PDA + PHONE + CSC, all files without md5 extension. It booting now :)
[Galaxy S II General] :
use odin windows

rename the .md5 to .tar

flash
[Galaxy S II General] jj03:
Micro review plz..lol.

Bucket Biff
[Galaxy S II General] iconata:
new keyboard.. nature ux.. F yeah!
[Galaxy S II General] SoLoR1:
Flashing as well... not like we can screw up a lot since there is no updated bootloader ;)
[Galaxy S II General] dajumper:
i get this when flash: CODE_I9100XXLSJ.tar.md5 is invalid.
[Galaxy S II General] bombaybadboy:
If you have k13 then flash it with Odin if you don't then you can download it from here

http://www.sammobile.com/firmware/

It maybe an old fashioned idea these days but always handy to make a cwm backup of your original build before trying leaked ROMs. Just a thought for next time
[Galaxy S II General] drraptor:
Change WCDMA, GSM etc :D

9100 might have LTE chip, just like Nexus 4.
[Galaxy S II General] It_ler:
Check ROM menu Settings > (Wireless and network) More settings > Mobile networks > Network mode.

Maybe that can help a little bit ... but not to get a LTE chip :p
[Galaxy S II General] crazyionutz:
Guys. Found 1 bug. Gallery not working... says something about not enough memory or space but checked...is enough. Installed a 3-rd party gallery and works fine...

Is a known bug ?

Rom is reeeeaaaly fast and great ! The best after gb 2.3.6 v6 checkrom... no ics or jb was ok but this one is a keeper 100♥♥♥
[Galaxy S II General] loulou54:
help

hello, I installed this rom with "ODIN" but I'm not root. I would like to change rom but I have to go again with "ODIN" but I'm afraid of one thing: if you know the "kernel" the developer has removed "command MMC_ERASE_CAP"?????

forgive me my English but I am French and I use google translation
[Galaxy S II General] bombaybadboy:
You need this threads kernel

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1877270
[Galaxy S II General] Slavestate:
Gallerys working perfectly on my i777.

Sent from my crack smoking SGH-i777
[Galaxy S II General] loulou54:
thank you but I can not install or at least do not know "flash" with this kernel "odin"
[Galaxy S II General] It_ler:
You don't need to flash or use Odin.

Download zip file of PhilZ-cwm6 kernel v3.65 for XXLSJ and flash it in recovery.

Then your phone will be rooted.

Good luck !

P.S.:

Phil also posted installation instructions in his kernel thread. Just follow the steps.