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[Galaxy S II General] TheSniperFan:
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I think that he refers to the fact that people have been saying that there are problems with the latest nightly a couple dozen times already.

People tend to forget that nighties are NOT stable and thus can contain critical issues.

Before flashing such unstable ROMs it is highly recommended to read the last few pages of the thread.

If one doesn't read, one should not complain since one is flashing at his/her own risk.

While he overreacted a bit, it's somewhat understandable, because this happened quite some times in the past already. Every single time to be more accurate.

I hope you understand.
[Galaxy S II General] Fulfen:
Ofc i understand this, but i dont understand one thing. if people didint read latest pages he is stupid? i can say so much things about many members of this s2 family, and also about "imnotkurtkobain" but im remaining silent, also i understand this thread and also MCM 10.1 is full of ........ many good posts.
[Galaxy S II General] giov87:
Guys, there is no need for everyone to post that had a boot loop.. 20+ posts already said that.. We're all just have to wait for tomorrow's release, which is going to include the fix for the boot loop.. So please stop posting the same thing over and over.

Always friendly.. :good:
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
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I guess they won't even read your post and keep posting their bull****. :(

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[Galaxy S II General] mammenj:
then shouldn't the 0228 version be removed from get.cm?

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[Galaxy S II General] giov87:
It seems that not everyone had boot loops.. See some posts back.. So, everyone else, experiencing boot loops, just have to wait for a while and roll back to 26/02 build.. Thats all.. No more same posts.. ;)
[Galaxy S II General] espenfjo:
Why? Who said nightlies has to boot?
[Galaxy S II General] SimboXXX:
Lol, more fun when they don't. That's why we're all here. Stable is boring :)
[Galaxy S II General] TheSniperFan:
AW: [ROM][GT-I9100][JB][4.2.2] CyanogenMod 10.1 official nightlies // discussion thre

Not stupid, just annoying when they repeat issues that have been talked about already.

The problem is not that one or two people post, but many; every time there is some issue.
[Galaxy S II General] M4veR1K:
I thought it was about time to update my CM (like every two weeks) and decided to download this last update.

Like these last two months, I have used the CM Updater method.

As I see there is a bootloop and read several posts about it in this topic, I tried to figure out a way to get back to a previous CM nightly.

Since I'm using CM updater, I deleted all CM update zip from my internal SD card. Hopefully, CM updater keeps a backup in the folder cmupdater. So I flashed my previous nightly (2013-02-13) after cleaning dalvik and partition cache.

Unfortunately, there is still the bootloop after this manipulation, and this whatever the old nightly I choose to flash. So I don't see any viable solution to get back to a stable phone (without a huge loss of data)...

Curses
[Galaxy S II General] kokesh:
Exactly. You know what I do before flashing new nightly? I simply open this thread, because if something goes wrong, noobs gather and warn other noobs, like if he was telling a secret. Each one of them. On every f'n page. Over and over again. I imagine it as this: noob reads about a problem, so he has to flash the said nightly, so he can write about it also. If there is no direct problem with the actual nightly, there is an army of noobs with unsupported kernels, waiting to get in the fight.

Why? People - if you just open this thread, you must see, that it has been reported over and over again. If you can't read, please don't post. It is not about going through last 50 pages. It is most likely on 1-2 pages back.

I remember, what a dump was the thread for CM on LG P500. After buying more expensive phone I've hoped, that S2's threads will be less filled with dumb kids asking their stupid questions over and over again. I was wrong.

-- the end of the rant
[Galaxy S II General] mammenj:
it would be awesome if it does :beer:

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[Galaxy S II General] codeworkx:
libskia.so - 1.36 MB

While your device is showing the bootanimation and looping:

adb wait-for-device root

adb wait-for-device remount

adb push libskia.so /system/lib

While your device is in recovery:

mount system

adb push libskia.so /system/lib

reboot
[Galaxy S II General] zorglub!:
@iamnotkurtcobain

Browse back to #6892...or search forum with keyword "rawi"
[Galaxy S II General] lerkin:
Can we just copy that file to latest nightly, than flash it?
[Galaxy S II General] teamacc:
Just did exactly that. Phone boots fine now (did not try with the bugged nightly file though)(running dorimanx kernel)
[Galaxy S II General] liptonace:
Thanks for fix

I create signed zip pack to install:

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/lq9avwecz82ahgy/NzRn5R_5BX

edit:

If someone wants share it on other forums, I say yes - this is only zip with BIG codeworkx's fix :D
[Galaxy S II General] :
The nightly has been removed anyways :( Would like to update :D

EDIT #1: It's back again :) Not sure if it's a fixed version.. but I'll report back :)

EDIT #2: Compared md5-sums of both files (libskia.so from ROM and libskia from codeworkx's post) and they seem to differ ^^ So applying his patch is still necessary I think.
[Galaxy S II General] chandu9013:
From the recent changelogs I went through on BBQ,I saw some commits related to Mali and Samsung Exynos 4210 in quite a few recent builds.Does this show in the performance of the latest builds?Project butter been improved by any chance?

Edit:eek:h I haven't tried any build after 16th Feb.I find it stable although not really "buttery" that you would come to expect of Jelly Bean.
[Galaxy S II General] :
Already did :) Take a look at my previous post :b

I'd recommend to do the following:

- download latest nightly (build 28.02.13) [get.cm]

- download the flashable zip file created by liptonace [click here]

- boot into recovery mode

- flash latest nightly

- flash liptonace's zip file

:)

PS: Thanks liptonace! :) Already clicked the button :P

Has already been answered.
[Galaxy S II General] :
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Pretty sure. You won't hurt anything :)

EDIT #1: Give me 3 minutes. I'll install it that way :)

EDIT #2: And like expected: Everything works fine for me with latest build + fix.
[Galaxy S II General] 0355:
So it's of no real use? Sad... as Nex4 camera quality is disappointing compared to i9100....

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[Galaxy S II General] boeselhack:
You'll have 2 cameras if you install the patched 4.2 camera.apk (from here: http://uploaded.net/file/862dzi0j).

Original cam: photos and videos work, but there is no photosphere

4.2. cam: photos work, only 480p videos work, but photosphere is working considering that your system language is english. otherwise you get gallery fc's.

Maybe codeworkx can give us an update, why photospheres aren't built into the recent builds…

Are there any licence problems? Or simply not working at the moment?
[Galaxy S II General] shindatuin:
Can I flash this while I'm at the Omega v16.2 jelly bean rom??

Or go back to stock rom + siyah kernel. Then flash cm10.1

Thanks!!
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
Photospere is NOT in the aosp

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[Galaxy S II General] KidCarter93:
Read the OP.
[Galaxy S II General] urandom:
Great release. It seems quite usable so far.

I've noticed 1 issue which I haven't seen mentioned. The clock lockscreen widget doesn't respond to clicks. The stock clock widget on my N7 would bring up the clock app once the device is unlocked, which is quite useful.

And I also have a request which will probably never be granted. Is it possible to bring back the bold hour style of the clock widget? I'm probably one of the few that actually likes the new look :(
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
+1 the bold looks good

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[Galaxy S II General] SimboXXX:
You can't flash directly from Omega, so siyah or other kernel, like you said, is the way to do it.
[Galaxy S II General] boeselhack:
that's not true.

quality of photospheres depends on the photographer (to be exact: his technique), not on the camera or the app.

look here: https://plus.google.com/u/1/communities/115970110085205516914

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ah, ok. i understand.

so i'll have to install the patched apk everytime i flash a new build :(

is there a way to protect the second camera.apk from being flushed when i flash a new build?
[Galaxy S II General] 0355:
Love the bold font for lockscreen clock too!

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[Galaxy S II General] cjmurph:
I like the bold too ;)
[Galaxy S II General] bluppfisk:
I don't agree. The app specifically tells you where to aim. If it takes a long time to process each picture (a bit over a second) and if the result is erroneously stitched together, then I am not to blame, but the app is. Or perhaps how the app works on this version of cm.

Also, you can easily solve the double camera/gallery app problem by holding either icon (the one you want to disappear) in the launcher, dragging it to App info and then clicking disable. Done.

Will the lockscreen weather widget ever come back?
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
What weather widget is that? Beautiful widgets? And what skin?

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[Galaxy S II General] killerdude7777:
Dual Boot

Can dual boot cm10.1(as second rom) with sammy 4.0.4 with any kernel???
[Galaxy S II General] cjmurph:
Beutiful widgets text clock 2x1, Beutiful widgets today 2x1, fancy widgets 4x1.

No skin, no wallpaper, straight aosp.
[Galaxy S II General] jhong91:
I got it to work by adding a new lockscreen widget with the digital clock, and removing the original lockscreen with the weird digital clock, and then rearranging the "bold" digital clock to the middle.

I don't know why the original digital clock that came with CM10.1 is different than the one in N7.

The stock functionality that you mentioned also works too..

just a workaround

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I think the best Android weather widget is "Eye In the Sky". simple, yet beautiful.

personal preference... try it out if you haven't already
[Galaxy S II General] jankhner:
you can not,
[Galaxy S II General] AayushDhuria:
You mean like this?

Edit: when I click it, it does take me to clock app
[Galaxy S II General] f3d3b:
+1

Constant -51 dBm signal strength here as well.
[Galaxy S II General] bluppfisk:
No I mean the one that came with stock Cyanogenmod 10 on my Galaxy S2. It was just an option in the lockscreen settings to have a small weather widget on the lockscreen. It was simple and beautiful. Is the whole idea of 4.2 that I now download such widgets?
[Galaxy S II General] mrbojangle69:
liptonace, do you give the permission to post your flashable fix on HTCMania forum? I will credit you on my post.
[Galaxy S II General] WesleySmalls:
Well I used my phone in bed too a little, so 30% battery drain while me doing nothing isnt entirely true. Battery usage was much better now, there seemed to be much less usage.

I didnt had any problem with an SoD until I restored a backup on the 25th, then it happened twice while i was sleeping. Flashed the 26-2 nightly yesterday and didnt have the problem last night.
[Galaxy S II General] Connecter:
I have also a SoD. I don´t make something special. I want to look if someone wrote me and the phone was off. The phone wasn´t hot or so.

I check my MAC Address--> Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
[Galaxy S II General] Aroldoa:
installed 0228 + zip from @liptonace and all working fine.

thanks to @codeworkx for your fast correction and @liptonace for your zip file
[Galaxy S II General] ludorexmundi:
even for me :good::cool:
[Galaxy S II General] Entropy512:
Why do you do that? You DO realize that free space in /system does NOTHING beneficial?

10% (e.g. 120 MHz) target frequency change each time conservative steps.

Zero effect if you're not running conservative (which is not the default), and one of the rare times you'll ever see us changing governor tuning defaults (since they can easily be tuned at runtime by the user).

Also it's just a reapplication of a patch we've had since I9100 update7 (e.g. from August/September 2012 or so...)

Probably nothing of benefit. All galaxys2 devices are still using ****ty r2p4 blobs.

And we already got r3p1 blobs from an I9300 4.2 leak. In theory these should fix both memleaks and glitches.

Apply this patch to a kernel that will work with a firmware package that has working dock audio:

http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/19294/

Compile it, flash it, boot it, dock your device, and record the path info for the dock (or at least post a dmesg somewhere).

Use that path info to add the path data to the audio HAL.

I just don't have the time to go nandroiding back to something with working dock audio to collect data.

In theory, ondemand should be more responsive. If it's not - try reducing the polling interval (improperly called sample rate by the kernel...)

No.

To be clear - a wipe data/factory reset INCLUDES wiping dalvik cache!

No. This is CM, not AOKP. We don't do ridiculous "checklist feature bloat".

There's very little that can be accomplished with all of these crazy-ass-stupid-names governors that can't be achieved simply with minor tweaks and tuning done to existing ones.

90% of the time all of these governors are just a rename and a few stupid patches that are either useless or can simply be applied to existing governors.

For example, the infamous "lionheart" governor is right here - https://github.com/CyanogenMod/andr...mmit/e2e4b521bff770ac8a68caa404981fe0332a9e29

Yup, two ****ing lines of code, and people were calling that an entirely different governor at one point.

The MAX8922 (charger used in I9100 and I777) only supports 90, 400, and 650 mA.

Possible? Yes. It would require adding translations to each package. If this is something you're interested in, I could put you in touch with one of our translations leads. (There's some work being done on automating translations submissions so you don't need to know how to build CM and submit to gerrit, but that work is not complete yet.)

It's been reported for the past 4-5 damn pages (and I have my posts per page cranked way up). You have the honor of being the one who annoyed me so much I decided to use one of my precious reports. (we really need a way to batch-report posts to the moderators...)
[Galaxy S II General] M4veR1K:
Thanks codeworkx, I managed to get my phone back (I used solution 2, from recovery, after installing Android SDK of course).

I'll be more careful in the futur before installing a nightly. I will probably check that forum first... :good:
[Galaxy S II General] :
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Always a good idea :b

For people who want to follow me a bit with my SoD problem: Today I enjoyed full 100% without a single issue *-* I will not change my battery in the next days, so that it's impossible for the phone to loose battery-calibration :)
[Galaxy S II General] Aroldoa:
a nandroid back up is always a good thing to do. You can install nightlies without concerns and help everybody with issues in new nightlies and can back to something working if necessary.
[Galaxy S II General] mrbojangle69:
Thanks to codeworkx for the fix and to liptonace for the flashable fix. Keep up the great work, you have all my support.
[Galaxy S II General] Vahooli:
guys whats default governor and I/Q in this rom ? ondemand + cfq ?
[Galaxy S II General] burticus:
Ahh so it was % not MHz got you :) and on the whole governor thing I supposed that'd be the answer just wanted to check :)

Also I found something in the forums a while back and unfortunately cannot reference the creator as I have forgotten where it was I found it. For those of us with a compatable this may be useful NFC Enabler enjoy :)

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Yes
[Galaxy S II General] beggar23:
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Yes, confirmed. Must be the opensource cam. Snapseed acts normal on pictures taken with Nightlies having proprietary camera stuff.
[Galaxy S II General] Neikosr0x:
im stuck at bootloop with the last nightly from the 02-28. Im coming from the LS8 off firmware... i did a full wipe of my data then installed the cm10.1 plus gapps... then wipe data.. and restart.... it loads to the cyanogenmod boot screen and then restarts it self into the same loading screen... not sure if its a problem with the firmware it self.
[Galaxy S II General] nozdormu:
really? did you read 2 last pages?
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
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Omfg. It has to be a joke.. Please...

READ

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[Galaxy S II General] Aroldoa:
just few posts above your, flash it and be happy.
[Galaxy S II General] crabiorc:
Same here. Any other image or old images shot with the old cam - Snapseed can process it. But it freezes on loading screen if an image from the current camera is picked.
[Galaxy S II General] esenicks:
SIM unlock after boot

Hi,

I have a problem with the sim unlock at the startup.

It doesn't appear sometimes, so I have no connection to the provider.

Reboot doesn't help and it's not on a specific nightly release.

Is there a way to start it manually or to fix the problem?

I didn't find anything with the search in this thread.
[Galaxy S II General] theCroh:
I'm running the latest nightly with both Dorimanx and Siyah kernels on my toaster. Makes coffee with no lag at all and awesome battery life as well. Haven't wiped dalvik or even the table!
[Galaxy S II General] WesleySmalls:
Open up your text messages, a certain handling should require the PIN to unlock the sim-card and be able to read those.

Also try to re-seat your SIM-card
[Galaxy S II General] Neikosr0x:
its very simple bro... if ppl dont want to help others in a FORUM... there is a simple and coolest way... do not reply to it... if you have the time to to get back to some one post just to bash at it... why dont u just reply with a constructive answer... thats it...

I know what i could just read a few pages back... and i did... but i did not saw it at first so i posted my enquire.
[Galaxy S II General] zondajag:
Use Galaxy Sim Unlock or whatever its called. There are links to it in this thread. This issue is mentioned a lot now. You need to be more patient when looking for a solution
[Galaxy S II General] sronweb:
BT connection: CM10 vs CM10.1

BT connection on my car is still not working on CM10.1 but it was ok until CM10. The difference I notice is that after coupling with the car on CM10 I get the message from android if I like to give access to my contacts. This is not happening on CM10.1 where I get the phone just coupled and connected but I cannot access to previous calls log function and I cannot start a call from the car but only from the phone.

Just yesterday it happened also that the call was starting but I cannot hear the other part.

But the day before, for the first time, it was working fine only few minutes, then I was supposing that it was fixed with latest nightly....Very strange. I hope this info can help the developers.
[Galaxy S II General] octessence:
Jesus H!
[Galaxy S II General] hIdd3N-:
AW: [ROM][GT-I9100][JB][4.2.2] CyanogenMod 10.1 official nightlies // discussion thre

you have understood his post

X you posted anyways

sometimes the pin request is delayed. just wait up to 2 minutes. happens...
[Galaxy S II General] octessence:
These mines are necessary to filter out the stupid.
[Galaxy S II General] kokesh:
It's not the camera. It does the same even when you open existing image. It works only with small images. I suppose it is some memory related bug. It's like if it runs out of memory when leading the pic.
[Galaxy S II General] zondajag:
Just a quick question fill with possible buffoonery on my part: I saw on androidcentral a post that google are working on android kernel 3.8 which includes some added power conscious memory optimizations and support for something called 'Exynos DRM Driver support' what is this Exynos DRM Driver thing and will this help at all?
[Galaxy S II General] Unexist6969:
The only DRM I know is digital rights management, something that restricts people using DRM protected media, Like itunes?
[Galaxy S II General] elherr:
DRM = Direct Rendering Manager

This is in regard to inclusion of Exynos video driver in mainline Linux kernel. I'm not sure if we will ever see 3.8 on this phone.

Edit: I believe this may be the article is question?

http://www.androidcentral.com/google-working-experimental-38-linux-kernel-android
[Galaxy S II General] a3Dman:
New opensource HAL has broken EXIF implementation and photos taken with it cripples Snapseed when parsing EXIF of the picture, I think it's the same reason Google Now can't capture pictures also...

https://github.com/CyanogenMod/andr...xys2-common/blob/cm-10.1/camera/exynos_exif.c

That's the file to get fixed :)
[Galaxy S II General] ph3n0mII:
Thanks heaps! :good:

cm-10.1-20130228-NIGHTLY-i9100.zip + liptonace's patch works lovely for me.

I held off updating from the 0226 build, knowing there would probably be a temp fix before the next nightly. I always read this forum and get feedback from the guinea pigs before updating :D

The only things I can poke a stick at on this nightly so far are:

My first ever 'unfortunately, youtube has stopped' on first boot, but its fine after that.

In the default (google) camera app, the front camera framerate is slightly choppy in photo mode ( but smooth as butter in video mode), but clearing gallery.app data improved this slightly.

Initially, switching to video mode whilst front camera being used resulted in 'unfortunately, gallery has stopped working', but was fine if I switched to video mode first before switching to front camera. Clearing gallery.app data seemed to fix this also though.

I got a few 'unfortunately, gallery has stopped working' at a random amount of time after using camera for any purpose even minutes after closing it, but clearing the gallery.app data also seems to have fixed this.

I'm impressed that it works so well already, after such major changes.

A big thanks to CyanogenMod Team + associates for all your hard work and effort, 100% respect to you's and everyone else involved in helping make this (somewhat inarguably) the world's best android ROM.
[Galaxy S II General] CRXed:
Uninstall and reinstall Youtube.:good:
[Galaxy S II General] magarto:
I told sometimes in this thread that I have constantly BT disconnections at my car but I have no solution yet.

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[Galaxy S II General] Primus76:
This happened to me on my captivate a while back. Happened when I had both WiFi and BT on. Next time you get ready to get in your car, disable WiFi. Don't disconnect, simply turn it off. Just something to try.

Had to do this on cm10 but not on 10.1. Couldn't figure it out.
[Galaxy S II General] magarto:
I'll, thanks.

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[Galaxy S II General] seekertbs:
:beer::thumbup:
[Galaxy S II General] burticus:
So did anybody find NFC Enabler useful?
[Galaxy S II General] schmitty84:
Hey guys, I just realized that I have two calendar apps in my drawer. Does anyone else have this and why?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II General] rockambole:
anyone noted when calling or answering a call the screen is not turned off when the phone is close to your face? (I don't know the name of that sensor)