yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II General] ottuh:
Just found this option.

I re-flashed the latest nightly and the latest Gapps package. Then I wiped cache. Then I choose the reboot option, and a screen appeared which asked me to fix root access. Clicked on 'yes'. After boot superuser is still force closing..
[Galaxy S II General] D33PO:
sigh... why would you post things like "mcm is so much better than cm" in this particular thread?
[Galaxy S II General] lovesingh25:
I consumed my broadband limit (and can't download it and confirm myself) so can somebody plz confirm that wifi tethering is working or not????
[Galaxy S II General] JohnBonchie:
It's working already since build yesterday's build. Great work by mcm
[Galaxy S II General] 0355:
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[Galaxy S II General] Agent_Adodas:
By the way, its only the "super user" app that crashes, in my case i still have root access after i dismiss the "app has crashed" prompt.
[Galaxy S II General] hashtask:
SuperUser crash workaround. Install SuperSU

Root has not been lost. I had to install SuperSU from Google Play. Follow these steps:

1. In SuperUser Settings --> Automatic Response --> Select Allow

2. In SuperUser Settings --> Check "Use Advanced Prompt"

3. Install SuperSU (Chainfire) from Google Play

4. Open SuperSU app, and allow binaries to be updated

5. Uninstall SuperUser by using and Root Uninstaller (I used AntTek App Manager).

Hope this helps. SuperSU is working fine so far.
[Galaxy S II General] lerkin:
Done, still works.
[Galaxy S II General] deepongi:
Not really. still the same.. :)

regards.
[Galaxy S II General] pxrave:
same here android os is now on first place

i could use my mobile for 40 min usage (display) then battery is gone :( =>battery is good

bbs:

kernel wakelock

multipdp

secril_fd-interface

powermanager service

partial wakelocks

nothing unnormal

audio out_2 for 6min because i played music ;)

any suggestions? need a log file?
[Galaxy S II General] feydakin:
This fixed it for me! Fix in less than 5 sec. Does This method have any disadvantages and do i have to repeat it after an update?

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9100 mit Tapatalk 4 Beta
[Galaxy S II General] bleuxeon:
Thanks a lot!!!

1) It now works like a charm :good:

2) Accuracy is much better

3) so far, no drawback, every app that use GPS work perfectly.
[Galaxy S II General] intcpr:
hello all!i have a question who to remove predictive text in cyanogenmod 10.1 on samsung s2?tnx!
[Galaxy S II General] szymko1995:
Oh yea! It works!

Got gps fix after reboot in few seconds with 3g/wifi location. Great

Please cm team, merge this fix. [MENTION=3208754]codeworkx[/MENTION]

Wysłane z mojego GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II General] zavorrax:
Where is that gps.exynos.so coming from? Is it from some binary blob or it is from some modified sources?

A

Inviato dal mio GT-I9100 con Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II General] eradicator006:
GPS is working for me as well. Thank you.
[Galaxy S II General] jia_wei:
I'm also interested. I have the same wake locks but never had luck to solve them. I think multipdp and section_fd-interface are due to fast dormancy and people say that you can disable it via Gokhanmoral app (i9300 fast dormancy toggle), but it never worked for me don't know if it's because AOSP or JB modems...

Note: my carrier is Orange (Spain). I tried lot of modems: XXLS8, BVLS4 and some olders.
[Galaxy S II General] Kirot:
Try it and still not luck, installed latest nightly, installed zip, disable Wifi and data, disabled location services, changed gps.conf and tested and still no GPS. It finds only 1 or 2 satellites but does not connect to any... Friend tested with an S4 while sitting next to me and got a lock in seconds... Any idea of what else could I try?
[Galaxy S II General] bleuxeon:
reboot into recovery, then wipe cache and Dalvik.
[Galaxy S II General] #Umair:
First fix took a while, which got me worried, but YES. This does work!

Thanks for the find :)

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Let it search for a few minutes. First fix takes a while but, after that, I get a fix within 10 seconds indoors and in the countryside.
[Galaxy S II General] edwardgonen:
Guys,

How do I replace that Exynos file? I don't see the System folder when I connect to S2 from a computer nor from File Manager. Is it something to be done from Recovery?
[Galaxy S II General] #Umair:
Flash the zip in recovery.
[Galaxy S II General] Darius_bd:
...Or use a filemanager with root access and go to /system/lib/hw (I use Solid Explorer, great Polish app)
[Galaxy S II General] edwardgonen:
Wow! Incredible!

Thanks a lot.
[Galaxy S II General] gigg0:
hi !

gps working again, copied the exynos4 file into the suggested directory with the cm file explorer using root. thank you very much!
[Galaxy S II General] Kirot:
Didn't do any good... However I just did a full wipe, install latest nightly, install zip, fix gps.conf and tested and finally worked

Thanks
[Galaxy S II General] Bojcha:
- No you did not offended me - you are just putting your words in my mouth.

- "some users" Are you serious??

- I said very clearly.. and will tell again, in different words. it is "shame" if this GPS problem persist this long time.
[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
use a touchwiz rom. kkthxbye
[Galaxy S II General] linux150:
Tnx !

Installed via Recovery - Wipe Dalvik - reboot - turned on wifi location - reboot

First fix took 12 sec and after 6 sec. with 12/12 sats

lg

linux150
[Galaxy S II General] Bojcha:
Finally.. GPS fix works. - thanked everyone.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=41582224&postcount=8307

Even signal is way better.
[Galaxy S II General] snalfio:
hell yeah! it works!!!!
[Galaxy S II General] Qaweck:
Tethering issue

Hello,

I've manage to get the tethering working. But the correction is not in the correct place but gives clues of what is happening.

The problem is with ip route that aren't sucessfully setup (there was an error in the logcat).

I've modified in the netd component, SecondaryTableController.cpp:

int SecondaryTableController::modifyRoute(SocketClient *cli, const char *action, char *iface,
char *dest, int prefix, char *gateway, int tableIndex) {
char *cmd;

if (strcmp("::", gateway) == 0) {
// IP tool doesn't like "::" - the equiv of 0.0.0.0 that it accepts for ipv4
asprintf(&cmd, "%s route %s %s/%d dev %s table %d",
IP_PATH, action, dest, prefix, iface, tableIndex+BASE_TABLE_NUMBER);
} else {
//asprintf(&cmd, "%s route %s %s/%d via %s dev %s table %d",
// IP_PATH, action, dest, prefix, gateway, iface, tableIndex+BASE_TABLE_NUMBER);
[B] asprintf(&cmd, "%s route %s %s/%d dev %s table %d",
IP_PATH, action, dest, prefix, iface, tableIndex+BASE_TABLE_NUMBER);[/B]
}

if (runAndFree(cli, cmd)) {
ALOGE("ip route %s failed: %s route %s %s/%d via %s dev %s table %d", action,
IP_PATH, action, dest, prefix, gateway, iface, tableIndex+BASE_TABLE_NUMBER);
errno = ENODEV;
cli->sendMsg(ResponseCode::eek:perationFailed, "ip route modification failed", true);
return -1;
}

if (strcmp(action, ADD) == 0) {
mInterfaceRuleCount[tableIndex]++;
} else {
if (--mInterfaceRuleCount[tableIndex] < 1) {
mInterfaceRuleCount[tableIndex] = 0;
mInterfaceTable[tableIndex][0] = 0;
}
}
modifyRuleCount(tableIndex, action);
cli->sendMsg(ResponseCode::CommandOkay, "Route modified", false);
return 0;
}

The command was failing because the gateway IP and gateway device name were not consistent:

before lauching the tethering I've rmnet0 UP and rmnet1 DOWN

after launching the tethering I've both rmnet0/1 UP with 2 different IP on the same network (netmask /32).

Using a third party tethering, rmnet0 is going DOWN while rmnet1 is going UP. And vice versa

I've have not find yet who is responsible of the rmnet1 UP. It could be juste a matter of UP/DOWN flip flop tuning.

Any help welcome.
[Galaxy S II General] NuLL3rr0r:
No Wifi After Cm 10.1 Nightly Upgrade

Hi,

I lived happily ever after with CM 10.1 nightlies on my I9100 (intl) for a while and it seemed pretty stable. From what I recall my last update was around early May. Until on mid June I decided to upgrade to a newer nightly build. After upgrade I immediately noticed that my WiFi is not working anymore. Also, I had a very bad battery drain and when I charge my phone becomes hot as hell and it refuses to charge. I tried a few other builds from late May but they had the same issue. So, I decided to wipe out CM completely and tried Samsung official 4.1.2 but I hate it (despite the fact that WiFi works and Battry is stable too).

So, today I flashed back the latest CM nightly without any luck. I've tried factory reset, formatting every single partition, fixing permissions and wiping dalvik cache, all via CWM without any luck. I even tried different radios/modems (XXLQ6, XXMS2, ....) without any luck.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
[Galaxy S II General] Slavko:
Anyone fix no network and signal drop?
[Galaxy S II General] CRXed:
You should add this to a JIRA bug report! So at least the solution won't get lost in this thread....
[Galaxy S II General] jpeg725:
Have you tried going back to what you had since May? You did do a backup I hope.
[Galaxy S II General] NuLL3rr0r:
In CM forum one of the admins gave me this link goo.im/devs/cm/i9100/nightly and I found older nigtlies there (sorry xda does not allow me to post links, so I have to omit the http).

But, I want to find the problem, because I want to receive all newer fixes. Why everyone else does not have this issue? I'm sure something has changed. But there is a two weak gap in that archive between the one that works and the first nightly which my phone has this issue with. I tried cm-10.1-20130518-NIGHTLY-i9100.zip and most builds after that unfortunately all of them have the same issue.
[Galaxy S II General] ghepeu:
Having both rmnet0 and rmnet1 up is correct, traffic from the phone is supposed to use rmnet0, traffic from the tethered device is supposed to use rmnet1. Routing all traffic through one of the two (rmnet0 for example) could even be a contract violation.

The problem was the missing default route on the secondary routing table, see http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=42498632#post42498632 for more details. I'll take a look too.
[Galaxy S II General] aliendna99:
Please don't advice people to report bugs officially thru jira when this is just a nightly.

The devs has enough to do already than to read bug reports from i9100 nightlies which are clearly on a non stable basis.

Thank you
[Galaxy S II General] GalaxyGusta:
Yes! Thank you a lot! Now getting very fast and stable gps locks even indoors

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Hi guys just a small issue my device is getting hot in the cpu area when I'm charging it

Anybody else having that issue?
[Galaxy S II General] c3l5o:
Unrelated, but doesn't the clock bug you? I've never got why selecting the PT language would turn the clock into 00h00 instead of 00:00

I've been using it in english because of that... :/
[Galaxy S II General] 70x7:
This is the correct format in ptbr grammar. So CM is correct and teaches Portuguese too :)
[Galaxy S II General] Stevemeister:
Maybe it's better to continue this dev talk at the dev thread so it doesn't get lost here?
[Galaxy S II General] Edvin73:
Confirm, static GPS is working.
[Galaxy S II General] snalfio:
[MENTION=507649]devs[/MENTION] is it possible to add this file to the nightlies?
[Galaxy S II General] travellinground:
Agreed, please add to nightlies.
[Galaxy S II General] Fusionalex:
Edit: Nevermind, it works now
[Galaxy S II General] ghepeu:
Where does that file comes from? I don't think developers will just start including random files (which for all we know could be broadcasting your credit card information to the whole internet) in a build...
[Galaxy S II General] Fusionalex:
I dont think a hardware library could do stuff like that, but I'm also wondering who made this :confused:
[Galaxy S II General] marius.tita87:
Android Keyboard bug

Hi All,

Starting with "cm-10.1-20130706-NIGHTLY-i9100.zip" and now with update to "cm-10.1-20130708-NIGHTLY-i9100.zip" the android keyboard is not working anymore. I receive the following error: "Unfortunately, Android keyboard (AOSP) has stopped."

please help as this is very annoying... i cannot use the keyboard at all, no texting...
[Galaxy S II General] CRXed:
Clear data on Keyboard and Dictionairy provider....

(you didn't use the search did you ;) .....)
[Galaxy S II General] AA1973:
Clear data of "dictionary provider" in settings > apps > all apps
[Galaxy S II General] CRXed:
Me too. Have looked around but I cannot find a mention of the source of the file.

Also, the flashable zip has a "busybox" file in it, not just the gps.exynos.so....why is that?
[Galaxy S II General] marius.tita87:
just did that, works fine now, thanks a lot :D

did not use search... scrolled around a bit but did not see anything :silly:

thanks again:good:
[Galaxy S II General] lerkin:
I think that gps.exynos.so came from some old nightly when gps worked for all (or maybe from older build of slim been or some rom what uses cm's sources).

Busybox is used to mount system as rw to flash file.
[Galaxy S II General] 4ert:
is there any fix for the tons of dumpstate error logs?

i got 1,5GB of these....
[Galaxy S II General] c3l5o:
I'm using PT-PT not PT-BR. And I've looked at it in the past, it comes from the Android source.

I just wish that there was a switch or something I could use to change that h into :

I'm kind of OCD that way ;)
[Galaxy S II General] Listy2021:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.liamw.root.logeraser :good:
[Galaxy S II General] CRXed:
I think you are right, see the comment made by Sunri5e here: https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/browse...issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel#comment-15475
[Galaxy S II General] Vahooli:
in wifi advance setting choose region
[Galaxy S II General] jpeg725:
CWM zips don't need busybox to do that !?!
[Galaxy S II General] lerkin:
Zip maker choose some ancient way to flash, I think it can be done without additional busybox.
[Galaxy S II General] TheSaw:
The file you flashed changes static gps navigation settings on your device. I am out of position to give more details on this (google it), but surely, if it wasn't like this by default, it was for a good reason. I don't think it should be added as default.
[Galaxy S II General] highdiver_2000:
Yes it works, thank you. Got a lock within seconds in a moving car. It used to take minutes, sometimes after I arrived at my destination
[Galaxy S II General] youseemenooot:
Hello,

Could anyone help me, and tell what this error means?

I'm trying to configure digital signature (i think it is called Mobile ID), and finally get error 44 1B 20.
[Galaxy S II General] snalfio:
solved
[Galaxy S II General] aliendna99:
No its just you, and it is not a known issue.
[Galaxy S II General] dc66:
Automatic home screen shortcuts

I am using CM 10.1 with Trebuchet, without any other launcher, as I find it good enough like that.

I had to reinstall my phone. I have a Titanium backup, but need to manually create shortcuts for my 100+ applications.

I do not really want to have all icons at the same place as before, but I am looking for a tip and/or application that would autoatically create an home screen icon for all installed applicationIs where no icon already exists on one of the home screen.

Any possibility to do that automatically?

Thanks in advance!
[Galaxy S II General] dox81:
Include Trebuchet in the Titanium backup and you will have the exact icons in the same places as before the backup.
[Galaxy S II General] dc66:
ok thanks. As it is a system application, i am not really keen to restore it, but it is anyway better than nothing.

I was thinking about an application/function parsing installed applications and propose a list of shortcuts to install on home screens.
[Galaxy S II General] BorgCymru:
Is there a stable every day version out ?
[Galaxy S II General] dox81:
There is no problem in restoring a system application, as long as you restore it on the same rom.
[Galaxy S II General] nihilista:
http://get.cm/?device=galaxys2&type=stable

10.1 is nightly but for me absolute usable every day....
[Galaxy S II General] alinj2011:
+1
[Galaxy S II General] jarud1984:
Could u please tell how you solved your RIL crashes?

thx
[Galaxy S II General] topiratiko:
If I did have ril crashes...where would they b located?

Samsung Galaxy SII I777

CyanogenMod 10.1 7/5 Nightly/AOCP ICEE

Boost 2.34 Kernel
[Galaxy S II General] snalfio:
hi jarud! it was not a ril crash problem as i thought..!!! it was a temporary (5 or 6 hours:mad: ) lack of signal
[Galaxy S II General] Karpfenhai:
/data/log/

Tapatalked from my Galaxy SII
[Galaxy S II General] LocutusEstBorg:
Is SD card exFAT support really coming soon?
[Galaxy S II General] lerkin:
Already in today's nightly, according to:

http://changelog.bbqdroid.org/#/i9100/1373269768
[Galaxy S II General] NuLL3rr0r:
Thank you so much!! I changed it to Europe and it works fine now.
[Galaxy S II General] baiosss:
Finally I found that theme and its perfect for me. https://play.google.com/store/apps/...251bGwsMSwxLDEwMiwiY20udGhlbWUuRGFya0hvbG8iXQ..
[Galaxy S II General] TehAndrewRyan:
Not sure if this has been mentioned before (was not able to find it after a quick search in the thread) but I'm having a camera issue, so far only with Snapchat. Whenever I try to record video with Snapchat the whole app freezes (after having recorded for a few seconds, it's not instant) and upon starting again, the logo shows up but doesn't actually launch the camera. Also when trying to get into the Android camera app at this stage it returns "Camera error: Can't connect to the camera". The only way to fix the camera is by restarting the whole phone.

Any idea anyone?

(20130706 nightly)
[Galaxy S II General] Fusionalex:
I wonder if this is for the same reason as why Instagram videos are broken :confused:
[Galaxy S II General] TehAndrewRyan:
Well at least the Instagram videos work to record, the app doesn't crash, the preview just gets majorily screwed up.
[Galaxy S II General] subscope:
Well i am using normaly my phone but after some time sensors of proximity and accelerometer doesnt work any more. I really dont know what is the problem... To fix thia issue i have to restart my phone. And it's too bad all the time restarting phone... Any ideas? Thanks :)
[Galaxy S II General] snalfio:
disabling the tilt to scroll feature in Chrome/Chrome Beta will fix that issue.
[Galaxy S II General] dagansandler:
I remember having a similar issue. Try opening the camera app once after you reboot, and then use Snapchat like you described and see what happens.
[Galaxy S II General] subscope:
What you mean by disabling tilt to sctoll feature in chrome? I didnt understand can you explain better please !! Thank you ;)
[Galaxy S II General] fusionjack:
the zip file was a template that i used as i was making mods for miui rom across many devices. some of them dont have busybox installed while flashing the rom. that's why i include it to mount system partition. :)
[Galaxy S II General] thorazine74:
You can also restore only Trebuchet's data and keep the new apk, I'm not sure if this a recommended practice but it works for me whenever I do a clean install, as long as your backup doesn't come from a very old nightly it should be OK...

< Enviado desde un teléfono móvil

< Posted from a cellphone
[Galaxy S II General] ph3n0mII:
Just a brief update on that issue that nobody knows about yet... :p

I have noticed when tethering via Wifi, some programs on my pc that use UDP will make the modem crash and lose all signal bars instantly as soon as the data stream or program is terminated, almost every time, causing the usual accompanying ril dumpstate logs,but also sometimes during, or upon establishing a connection it can crash too, but not very often. I have posted something similar in the past, but now i have found 2 programs that do it almost 100% reproducibly:

Urban terror and Teamviewer.

I have reported in the past on here and DorimanX discussion thread that DorimanX 9.14-9.33 kernels seem to almost entirely fix or mask the problem, but in 9.34 kernel it's broken again, and seems to crash 'almost as often' as stock cm10.1 kernel, however with dorimanX 9.34 the modem comes back to normal and signal bars return within 20 seconds or less, whereas with cm10.1 kernel it usually requires a reboot to fix it.

I believe this information narrows it down considerably more.

Any chance that its a modem firmware problem, perhaps something to do with flooding, corrupted TCP/UDP packets, or too many sockets crashing the modem, etc..?

UDP does have a notorious reputation for crashing home modems/routers, especially when using programs on windows, such as skype or teamviewer, and a quick google search reveals 28,700,000 results of linux + UDP horror stories, many still unresolved or recently re-introduced after many years of being fixed.

Having said that, often it still crashes without using UDP that i'm aware of, unless android system/google play services uses udp to communicate with google servers?

Just some food for thought.
[Galaxy S II General] SuperKrog:
two days that I don't wake up because the clock of the phone is stuck some minutes after 2:00 AM

some widgets report the right time (neat calendar) some the wrong one (dashclock) and the clock on top-right is wrong.

The alarm does not ring because of this....

after a reboot the clock works good and reports the right time
[Galaxy S II General] snalfio:
- open Chrome/Chrome Beta;

- open the menù;

- developer tools-> disable the tilt to scroll feature
[Galaxy S II General] nathan433:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=43063033&highlight=instagram#post43063033
[Galaxy S II General] TehAndrewRyan:
Doesn't change anything, the app still crashes and takes the camera down with it.
[Galaxy S II General] trancemang:
Hi all,

I like the new Privacy Guard feature, and I use use it.

However, am I the only one who would like much more granularity in the rights it removes to apps ?

Example,

I do not want this weather app/widget to access my call log/phone number/address book.

But I would very much like it to be able to access my (GPS) position... handy to know the weather at the place I am !

This is not possible with the current implementation of Privacy Guard. It prevents the access to all personal info :(

Has it been planned ?

Anyone else would be interested ?

Cya,

Tg
[Galaxy S II General] subscope:
Thank you dude! I wish this fix the problem :)
[Galaxy S II General] edzamber:
For Static GPS, i've build a flashable zip.

See here :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=43408196

Posté via Vanilla Rootbox
[Galaxy S II General] SuperKrog:
i'm the only one with clock not updating after 2:00?
[Galaxy S II General] Metallaxis:
If I am on the wrong thread, please forgive me and direct me to the thread you think this post should be...

Please, help needed!

Some days ago, my i9100 Galaxy S2 shut down never to open again, probably due to a mainboard failure. With it, it took some precious files which I have been desperately trying to recover:

Bought some damaged screen S2s for their mainboard, switched and tried to pull off the internal SD card and replace it with my original one to no avail.

Anyway, my last chance is a CWM nandroid backup I had on my ext.SD, which I tried to recover in my "hybrid" S2 (other phone's mainboard, everything else from my original phone).

For some reason, it failed to start the recovery because of a MD5 checksum error. Looking in my backup folder, for some reason there is no MD5 file, so I guess that's why it failed.

So, can anyone help me restore this backup bypassing the MD5 checksum, or by any other means?

I completely understand the risks, and don't mind as you might have figured if I brick my phone, just wanna be able to restore the data and system...

Thank you
[Galaxy S II General] res2220:
Haven't seen this issue at all, I'm using the alarm/clock/countdown app daily. Sorry dude... Fresh Install time...
[Galaxy S II General] lerkin:
:laugh: Never had that problem too.
[Galaxy S II General] nabsboss:
I had this issue and for resolved it change the kernel with Siyah installed over odin. I don't remember which version :( but try the last one !

Then try to restore your backup again !