yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II General] Farmfield:
Ripple lock killed TW launcher or something, lockscreen swipes to black, power off & app manager works but no desktop.
[Galaxy S II General] zeta1988:
good job:D
[Galaxy S II General] rumthin:
Thanks for the leak, but after using this rom for a couple of days, I'm back on CM9.

I think I'm gonna wait for Wanam or Neatrom to debloat it before I give it another go.

And the lag on the home button was driving me nuts.
[Galaxy S II General] bestiuta:
Works good for me, maybe u can try and wype cache and dalvik then reinstall the mod.
[Galaxy S II General] Elemetrix:
After a failed attempt to flash this via Mobile Odin using Odin worked fine :)

All seems to work well so far. Seem to have used a LOT of battery so far but can't be sure this isn't because i'm fiddling so much.

Haven't had the clock/stopwatch problem I saw mentioned. Only had the lockscreen glitch once so far.

Now to get a status bar mod to get rid of some of that green and grey :D

One question, before I flashed this rom I had clockwork mod installed and cf-root method. Why do I now have to use 3 buttons to get into recovery instead of 2? It seems a lot harder to get it right (reboot into recovery from rom manager is useful!)

Also flashed on the 4.2 camera and keyboard. Trouble is the icons match the others on there too..
[Galaxy S II General] dodikono:
btw im from Indonesia can i flash it?

what about the modem? have to change to DXLP7/9 on odin?

Thanks for reply.
[Galaxy S II General] augustofretes:
This is my only complain regarding this ROM.
[Galaxy S II General] yahyoh:
LOL

yes u can if u have gt-i9100 , u can use the modem u like :p
[Galaxy S II General] r00t4rd3d:
https://anonfiles.com/ should be used to upload leaks. No wait, no silly captcha.
[Galaxy S II General] bombaybadboy:
I'm a big fan of cm10 and never been a fan of TW but I really do like some of these features. Like while I'm typing I also watching a film on the corner of the screen. Sam fw growing on me, how sick is that :p
[Galaxy S II General] King_Rat:
@ Black status bar provider ^^ - it didn't work i.e. status bar still gray (used flashable zip)

used philz kernel to make back up... took a dump, walked to shop to get some milk & then had a shower.

It finished back up as I was putting on my boxers.

Dang it's slow!! Will only try it (back up) if I need to... have read (here or else where - can't remember) that back up won't restore :eek:

Gonna try battery mod now ^^

To free up battery - use TB or root explorer & freeze/rename all the cr@p ware...

To get 50.8 GB of storage with drop box - just complete the tasks via web site (use pc) <<= you'll get a link in your email

:D
[Galaxy S II General] KidCarter93:
Hi guys,

I'm on this ROM and I've got it rooted. After using it for a little while, I decided that I want to go back to a custom ROM again.

I booted into recovery and whenever I try to flash a ROM it just fails. I've tried different methods and whatever I try it keeps failing for different reasons.

Would I need to flash a stock firmware on from my computer and then proceed to install a custom ROM? Would doing that work?

Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S II General] Siberian Tiger:
Hey kid which recovery you have?

Philz?

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II General] yahyoh:
flash Syiah tar version via odin then boot into recovery and do whatever u want
[Galaxy S II General] King_Rat:
flash LiteningRom 3.6 - it's done with Odin... so should wipe everything + it has a working custom recovery & you should be able to restore your nandroid (or you might like LiteningRom & stay on it) <<= all this is just theory of course
[Galaxy S II General] Farmfield:
LOL - I f****** up, flashed the ripple mod, got black desktop, tried to reflash the zip, got bootloop & the rest is history. Had to flash Siyah through Odin and from there I decided to restore my Cm10 backup rather than start from scratch with the leak ROM again. So bye folks - it was fun while it lasted... :D
[Galaxy S II General] yahyoh:
BYE :highfive:

next time do nandroid before flash any mod :p
[Galaxy S II General] mbarreto:
2 Days and counting

So, after 2 days this runs smooth as silk. Deactivated all the Samsung bloatware that came with the ROM and the lockscreen freeze is gone. I think it was the GameHub for some reason. I'm definitely keeping this one.
[Galaxy S II General] bombaybadboy:
Should have installed manually, that worked fine with me and only 2 files :rolleyes: you will miss all this colour :D
[Galaxy S II General] mialwe:
Took a screenshot and checked the color via Gimp - statusbar is #000000 = black, which is what was changed in the corresponding XML file (value was set to ff000000 which means no transparency (ff) and pure black (000000)).

Someone knows how to deal with the fact that /system/app/*.apk are symlinked to /preload/symlink/system/app/*.apk while the *.odex files directly live in /system/app ??

My statusbar CWM zip on page 187 copies the new SystemUI.apk/.odex to /system/app as I did not know about the symlinks - now if one installs another mod which puts its changed SystemUI.apk to /preload/symlink/system/app the changes would not be visible as the symlink to /preload/symlink/system/app/SystemUI.apk does not exist anymore:

Which location has to be used for customized system apps - /system/app or /preload/symlink/system/app?

Why are the *.apk and the *.odex files separated?

Probably /preload/symlink/system/app is the right place for modified *.apks but I'm not sure. Sorry for all users of the statusbar ZIP, I'll post a version which puts the SystemUI.apk to the right place and restores the symlink asap...
[Galaxy S II General] mbarreto:
What do you mean by manually? Is there an apk instead of a zip? I'd try that :)
[Galaxy S II General] LifeLessGT:
Hey, may I please have the Ripple lockscreen mod? Much appreciated.
[Galaxy S II General] Santic7:
What exactly did u deactivated?
[Galaxy S II General] :
nandroid just screws up the touch prediction after being in screen of mode, :silly:
[Galaxy S II General] mbarreto:
There's a "search this thread" field up there on the right my good man!

Here you go: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1997919

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Settings > app manager > all (more or less this, since mine is on Portuguese language :)) - click on the wanted app an deactivate: yahoo crap, sns, exchange, game hub, diary, help, polaris viewer, press reader
[Galaxy S II General] Coppermine18:
I was trying to look through this thread and search but it is 208 pages atm so I'm not having any look finding my answer...

I'm not 100% familiar with the Galaxy family, with the GT-I9000 ROM for this work on the T-Mobile SGH-T989?

I know there are hardware differences, I just do not know how relative the differences software/hardware are with Android releases for the Galaxy family.
[Galaxy S II General] GalaxyGusta:
Can't wait for a compatible siyah kernel its always making every rom more awesome and battery friendly
[Galaxy S II General] Farmfield:
You want black screen too? :D

Link is in this thread, like 5-7 pages back...
[Galaxy S II General] mbarreto:
No it will not. The SGH-T989 is a T-Mobile (I think) so it's a completely different ROM. You're stuck with the 4.0.4 for the moment
[Galaxy S II General] frans23:
found another bug, app in folder on homescreen sometimes is gone.

happen to me in more than 5 folders.
[Galaxy S II General] spelaben:
Can someone please upload his DownloadProvider.apk from the leak? Got into a blood frenzy deleting all the bloatware and accidentally deleted it. :D
[Galaxy S II General] jackto:
SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME

I AM STUCK AT DATA.IMG

should i disconnect or not ?

what should i do?
[Galaxy S II General] Coppermine18:
Yes, it is T-Mobile - I have a PA 4.1.2 ROM on here with 4.2 GAPPS, but I actually like the Samsung stock ROM's for some reason and can't wait for it.
[Galaxy S II General] King_Rat:
Most of them ^^

too many to list... use google & freeze/rename/delete away :angel:

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Thanks dude ^^ I too h8 da gray :barf:
[Galaxy S II General] Ramelov:
So you just flashed the zip file from the mod thread in recovery? If so, I'm not surprised that you had a black screen. That file isn't supposed to be flashed. You have to extract two files from zip file and place them manually in appropriate folders.

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[Galaxy S II General] specialex:
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[Galaxy S II General] Morodo:
Loving the 4.2 camera. Going to flash the ripple effect .rar.
[Galaxy S II General] dabenaute:
Back to cm10

Good evening,

Try this:flash with ODIN the same CMW you made the nandroid,use it in recovery: Good:
[Galaxy S II General] MyLifeRocks10:
Try this for black statusbar. Download
[Galaxy S II General] King_Rat:
Don't use rom manager :silly:

use CWM.apk :D

It allows you to reboot into recovery quickly rather than using both hands to hold down all the buttons...

It might even allow you to install stuff...

It would prob also make you a nandroid, but they are faulty @ the mo (so I've read)
[Galaxy S II General] jackto:
PLEASE I NEED HELP

I AM STUCK IN ODIN IN

<ID:0/022> Added!!

<ID:0/022> Odin v.3 engine (ID:22)..

<ID:0/022> File analysis..

<ID:0/022> SetupConnection..

<ID:0/022> Initialzation..

<ID:0/022> Get PIT for mapping..

<ID:0/022> Firmware update start..

<ID:0/022> boot.bin

<ID:0/022> NAND Write Start!!

<ID:0/022> data.img

SINCE ABOUT 20 minute

should i disconnect or not ?

what should i do ?
[Galaxy S II General] King_Rat:
You've tested it? ;)

don't want a black screen w/o a working nandroid :D
[Galaxy S II General] MyLifeRocks10:
Yep.
[Galaxy S II General] mialwe:
@MyLifeRocks10 : Took a look into your updater script - so you are sure replacing the original symlink in /system/app is ok? Have been searching the last 45 min about this and /preload/symlink/... but those do not seem to be good keywords for searching...:)
[Galaxy S II General] bluepratham:
disconnect..try again
[Galaxy S II General] abar121:
Thanks. All working great once unlocked.

Zooming bug when scrolling is a pita though!
[Galaxy S II General] KidCarter93:
CWM Recovery v4.0.1.5 so I know it's an older version but it normally works fine so I've seen no point in using a more up to date version.

I don't know when I'll next have access to a computer though. I may do later but no guarantees yet.
[Galaxy S II General] MyLifeRocks10:
Yes it's working for me and also for others as well. Btw mine SystemUI.apk is deodexed. Also since those are symlinks i think u can link to either of them.
[Galaxy S II General] koocheese:
I tried reading through this entire thread but it's ridiculous, 200+ pgs in 2 days.

My experience goes like this.

Stock 4.0.4 rooted with Siyah kernel.

Tried to flash via Mobile Odin and got Kernel Panic Upload Mode.

Couldn't get into CWM anymore, continuously boots to Kernel Panic screen.

Download mode was ok, thankfully.

Flashed via desktop Odin and worked great.

Root with Chainfire's SuperSU renamed as update.zip and flashed via stock recovery works.

Lost my SIM unlock attained from Galaxy_S unlock tool created by Helroz.

Figured I'd try Chainfire's tool to attempt finding the code which didn't work.

Tried Galaxy_S unlock again but that was unsuccessful so Samsung must have changed something there.

Now I'm waiting for my Sim unlock code which I purchased from anunlock site :(

30pgs further in the thread someone says you can just replace the original EFS folder... (doh)

Smooth OS, looks and feels like the S3. I like the lockscreen news ticker and motion features.
[Galaxy S II General] vanisleryan:
GalaxSim unlock from market will work. ..it even checks for free...if it can it will unlock for 2.50
[Galaxy S II General] It_ler:
Have you flashed XXLSJ with Odin or Mobile Odin app?

If you have flashed it with PC version of Odin, then it has flashed it with contained bootloader.

(While Mobile Odin app won't flash the bootloader.)

So it could be caused by a new (JB) bootloader ... just a guess.
[Galaxy S II General] KidCarter93:
PC version. My brother done it for me and I'm not sure when he'll come around again so I can use his laptop.
[Galaxy S II General] GalaxyGusta:
For people flashing black status bar its Grey for a reason..

It should make your screen not burn in
[Galaxy S II General] mialwe:
Yes, I tested my ZIP @page 187 as well and it works fine, but about the symlinks - I thought about the following situation:

- per default /system/app/*.apk are symlinks to /preload/symlink/system/apk/*.apk

- per default the corresponding *.odex live in /system/app

-> user installs mod#1, this mod replaces e.g. the SystemUI.apk symlink in /system/app with the real file (like we do)

-> user decides to use mod#2 which replaces the /preload/symlink/system/app/SystemUI.apk

=> mod#2 will not work because it relies on the symlink which was removed with mod#1
[Galaxy S II General] It_ler:
Ok, so it could be cause by a new bootloader.

To flash an "old" ICS bootloader, you might need to flash an ICS ROM with PC version of Odin to your phone.

Good luck and report back.
[Galaxy S II General] DSC05:
I had the same problem and I flashed with MOBILE odin. I couldn't flash anything in the recovery of philz kernel. So I decided to flash the "odin"-Version of CM9 and now I'm back on CM10
[Galaxy S II General] bihslk:
Why do you flash the ripple effect? I didnt get any black screen.

I downloaded ZIP file. Unpack 2 files.

Put both files in their specific folders fix permissions and restart. Now i have ripple. So what is the problem?
[Galaxy S II General] grafenberg:
Black status bar made the green circle battery gone... :what:

So I can't have em both, can I? :D
[Galaxy S II General] Astegal:
Do we know if this leak is brick bug free?

Envoyé depuis mon GT-I9100 avec Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II General] jrxtepan:
Read!

Oh please, just read, it wouldn't take you more than 2 minutes!! :rolleyes:

No, it is not brick bug free, but you can flash PhilZ Kernel.
[Galaxy S II General] abhinavjha:
Am I allowed to post dropbox links?
[Galaxy S II General] thisnthatman:
+1
[Galaxy S II General] vivektyagi20:
Bypassing Email Security Restrictions successfully

This is done with the help of the extremely brilliant Hack from rustamabd http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1117452

I had to flash it multiple times to actually get a work around here. Please follow the below steps:

1. First of all, backup SecEmail.apk, SecExchange.apk, SecEmail.odex from /preload/symlink/system/app and SecExchange.odex (should be more than 0 MB) from system/app to your SD Card as these files can be required anytime.

2. Enable RW mode and move SecEmail.apk, SecExchange.apk and SecEmail.odex from /preload/symlink/system/app to system/app. If asks for replacement, do it.I could not move because I had very low memory (if anyone can help me with this, I would be more than grateful :().

3. After the movement, remove the ODEX file with 0 size from system/app and keep nothing but SecEmail.apk (originally from preload/symlink/system/app), SecExchange.apk (originally from preload/symlink/system/app), SecEmail.odex (originally from preload/symlink/system/app) and SecExchange.odex (originally from system/app) in the system/app folder. Make sure none has 0 mb of size. If they do then use your SD card backup. The idea is that the Hack uses Email.ODEX and Exchange.ODEX in the process.

4. Most probably, your Email apk would have been removed from your app drawer because of its deletion. We now need to bring it back to the System (by installing it again). No, it cannot be installed just by touching. Rather, ADB and SDK are required. Install Android SDK and keep Email.apk and Exchange.apk in its folder.

5. Open CMD and go to the location of SDK (by using CD C:/...)

6. Paste the below code:

adb devices

adb push email.apk/tmp/

adb shell

$ su

# mount -o rw,remount -t yaffs2 /dev/block/system /system

# cp /tmp/email.apk /system/app/

adb devices

adb push exchange.apk/tmp/

adb shell

$ su

# mount -o rw,remount -t yaffs2 /dev/block/system /system

# cp /tmp/exchange.apk /system/app/

7. Wait for a while and restart the phone. You will now see Email.apk in the app drawer.

8. Now, we are good to go with the entire patching process (yes, it begins now...).

9. Run apply-patch but make sure you have more than 25 MB of free space in system/app. I had to remove ChatOn, Youtube and Gogole+ because I am usually left with no space (please someone help me with the right .PIT file). Email.apk gets removed and then is generated again.

10. Wait for the patcher to work and till the time it restarts your phone. If lucky, you will see the Email.apk on the last page.

11. All the security restrictions are now removed.

Press thanks if it helped and do help me with my .PIT file issue. I want more space in my system/app folder :D
[Galaxy S II General] bombaybadboy:
There seems brick bug but may be something Samsung has done to fix
[Galaxy S II General] MaKTaiL:
I flashed with Mobile Odin and it all went well.

I don't understand why so many people are having problems with it.

Most claim they were using Siyah on their current ROM and I remember reading somewhere that Mobile Odin didn't work so well with this kernel.
[Galaxy S II General] jackto:
network locked

thanks it worked

but my phone is now locked

it asks me to enter a sim network unlock pin

what is the solution
[Galaxy S II General] GoNz0:
read back and find out yourself as its been asked about 20 times already, if not more.
[Galaxy S II General] r00t4rd3d:
Oddly as this may seem I just flashed this leak on my Straight Talk SGS2 model SGH-S959G and it works. I dont have a sim card in it so I cant test the mobile stuff and I didnt flash the modem either, just the CODE and CSC stuff.
[Galaxy S II General] pg_ice:
90 % of the apps are smoth but the rest 10% needs a boost

what settings do you have who have SetCPU?

i have tested some and for the internet profile use this

1200mhz max 200mhz min

CPU Governor: Ondemand

but that wasnt good enough because when scrolling the speed was only around 500mhz

i want it at max when scrolling and open pages but the lowest when just reading stuff

so i changed the "up threshold" under Governor to from "85" to "35"

dont forgett to tick "Set With Profiles"

that way the CPU overclocks earlier and now its almost 1200mhz when scrolling and moving around

and still 200mhz when doing nothing.

super speed when browsing and great battery life

it cant be better :)

i have just copied that profile to some other apps that is sluggish and it works great

whats your settings?
[Galaxy S II General] spelaben:
Please... can some upload this file from system/app/ dir? Will hit the thanks button. :cyclops:
[Galaxy S II General] pg_ice:
sorry man that aint gonna happend.

i have checked almost everything and every app in this rom with CPU Spy and 90% of the stuff is optimized to MAX.

that means that this rom uses 1200Mhz of the CPU when scrolling around and open apps and it uses min 200mhz when doing nothing.

you cant get any better battery life than that if you dont want to sacrifice speed

and who wants to have a sluggish Jelly Bean ?

just what i thought haha

this ROM does not use battery when it dont need it

its ****ing complete to 90%

the rest 10% as i wrote about before you can optimize with SetCPU

Edit: i hope Izap is reading this and tell his samsung engineers to also optimize the browser as great as the rest of this rom. ;)
[Galaxy S II General] Kakuji:
It doesn't seem to be there,at least for me...
[Galaxy S II General] bombaybadboy:
What are you looking for here is drm provider.apk

http://db.tt/CdiKX3M6
[Galaxy S II General] pee41:
http://db.tt/SqYYOPOH

http://db.tt/KyPM3ZHh
[Galaxy S II General] Santic7:
How much is now the difference with battery life? I can get approximatly 8hours with normal use..
[Galaxy S II General] ghnogueira:
I can't seem to find the call settings on my configurations. Has it changed places?
[Galaxy S II General] pg_ice:
i have not tested yet but i dont think this small boost for the browser will take more battery.

its only clocking up the CPU when scrolling so if you dont are a scroll maniac it wont be much difference.

this JB rom do use alot of horsepower so if you are doing stuff constant it eats the battery.

btw i have a 2000mAh extended battery so it lasts about 20% longer
[Galaxy S II General] Santic7:
Hope u upload ur test results, cause results would really interest me. :)
[Galaxy S II General] MariusWildfire:
my feedback after a day of using:

- very fast and stable

- better signal strength

- i think the recorded audio from a video is way better then before

- nice features from the s3 (no need to buy a s3 with this update :D )

but:

- sometimes the lockscreen does not react (lock / unlock the screen again fix this )

- and the vibration notification does not do what i want :D

- battery usage is not perfect, but its ok for a prerelease

so, a few minor bugs, but all in all, great firmware :)
[Galaxy S II General] bombaybadboy:
I have found screen on is very good on battery life but this leak has trouble on deep sleep, most of the time it has some wakelock
[Galaxy S II General] drsoran2:
multi view in final version would be awesome, although the screen might be a bit small. But who knows without trying it out first.
[Galaxy S II General] Geekeek:
Installed the ripple lock mod but lock screen blacks are screwed up to the left. Think that mod edited sec settings file. Can someone please upload the stock one else I have to flash everything again :(
[Galaxy S II General] Ramelov:
Yes. It's under menu button in dialer now. Call settings are much more developed than before. For example, under additional settings you can permanently enable or disable noise suppression.

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[Galaxy S II General] jensonrphillips:
problem here i flashed it over with mobileodin but it didn't work as i suspected it would it now boots up but i only get a black screen with the status bar

and the touchscreen is unresponsive and now odin does not show the phone as connected when it is plugged in to the usb i have tried everything i uninstalled kies and then re-installed it and that still doesnt fixed it i have tried all the usb in my house does anybody know how to fix this?
[Galaxy S II General] pg_ice:
you cant have both you know.

its like hitting full throttle on a F1 car and cry about the bad fuel consumption :)

JB is like an F1 car with way to small fueltank(Battery)

it works but not for long ;)
[Galaxy S II General] Gillion:
I am convinced the Samsung engineers have a technical issue with ripple so they disabled it.

Typical of us tho... we had to find out for ourselves.

Tried it and had to re-install

I will wait on the Samsung dev team to fix these very small things and just use this ROM as is.
[Galaxy S II General] pg_ice:
i agree

i think its the sync of programs that wakes it up?

when screen is off i have only 69% Deep Sleep and 19% with 200mhz

need to do some testing..
[Galaxy S II General] Geekeek:
So I go back to mobile odin and flash those 4 files again? 3 from firmware and philz?
[Galaxy S II General] levysmv:
I'm in Brazil, my baseband version is I9100UHLPF and kernel version is 3.0.15-i9100VJLP7

It will work for me just following the topic or i need to change something?

Sorry for my ignorance.
[Galaxy S II General] Imperiale:
This rom comes with its own baseband and kernel. You'll be fine.
[Galaxy S II General] j5br:
Hi,

My usually way to flash is just select PDA file that includes kernel, csc, etc in a single file.

Which one of the files i flash?

I'm on 4.0.3 now, no problems upgrading to 4.1.2?

Thank you!
[Galaxy S II General] Farmfield:
LOL - I'm back. It's just to fun to mess around, flashoholism I think they call it... :eek: :laugh:

I'll do a nandriod this time, as soon as I got in the basics, de-bloated the $h!7 out of it a.s.o... :D
[Galaxy S II General] Bombhills:
Oh no. Can't seem to get the gps to work properly! Accuracy is really really bad and the arrow is locked, won't move if I move :( anyone got a solution? Or is this just happening to me? Thanks!