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[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] cocafe:
You have said all kernels, then should consider that the problem is caused by system

You might mean the stock CAMERA app, then i can say, since the day i have flashed JB, the stock camera works like a crap! :mad:

Its Sammys fault

PS. Other camera apps work perfectly
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] carlese:
Yes, that is what I was thinking.. The strange thing is that if I use the stock camera app from whatsapp it works.. Outside it doesn't.. Samsung never stops surprising me :D thanks mate! Keep up the good work!
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] Sh0m1:
Stock camera works for me, but sometimes it freezes so i have to wait a minute or something, and then it gives me an option to close it. After that it works fine.
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] Heartstoler1991:
I got this problem ..at first boot ..after flashing . 7.2 camera taken some time ..to show any button... but it happened only first time.. now its working like before
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] shashank g:
When i had stock kernel my puone used to freeze and nothing works for 3-5 mins. I flashed 7.2. Same problem now also.. i hav freezed nearly 15 apps through greenify...is the problem with greenify?
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] Heartstoler1991:
Which firmware ur using? .... I m using DDULP8 ..its working fine so far..
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] mathei:
I use HarshJelly 2.0 custom rom based DDULP8. Its working fine for me...
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] Heartstoler1991:
Now m using stock jb rom with cocore E7.2 kernel.. can i flash harshjelly rom over it? or need to flash stock rom again? does this rom is TWRP compatible? becoz m using twrp right now..

sry for noob questions. .
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] mathei:
I use kernel with twrp recovery. Flash HarshJelly 1.0 and after that HarshJelly 2.0. Before flash rom you wipe factory, cache and dalvik.
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] evanpapa3:
..I flashed harsh jelly via twrp and worked fine...I had some problems with cwm to tell you the truth...

..you don't need to factory reset your phone to flash harsh jelly...I personally didn't and had no problems....

..currently using 7.2...seems to work fine...:thumbup:
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] mykimouse:
7.2 better than 6.8 overall. No freezes like 7.0 and better performance than any cocore. Thanks cocafe.
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] prateektyagi91:
still experiencing charging bug after installing 7.2

i was hoping i wouldnt

and still some random freeze!

:(

Rom-DDULP8

Kernel-CoCore-E 7.0 (abyssplug+zen)
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] shut_down:
Try PegasusQ+SIO for example. Or any other combination.
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] Chirag_Galani:
Try hotplug+sio....
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] miskolci:
BLN support

Hi,

pls, in which release are you planning BLN support? THx
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] prateektyagi91:
i am using abyssplug+zen

charging bug is my main concern though.

Rom-DDULP8

Kernel-CoCore-E 7.2 (abyssplug+zen)
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] shut_down:
We told you to change it and see does it help. I am using those settings now, and 7.2 kernel. I don't have any charging issue. And Abyssplug is a hotplug, powersaving governor - so expect some lag... I said you to try PegasusQ.

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[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] prateektyagi91:
i never said lagging

i mentioned freeze! random freeze!

and main problem is charging issue. im still having crazy screen when i stop charging while the display is on!

i tried pegasusq+sio

Rom-DDULP8

Kernel-CoCore-E 7.2 (abyssplug+zen)
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] shut_down:
What about when you are on stock kernel?
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] cocafe:
It works well for me

No freeze so far

Crazy screen? How is it crazy?
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] rodaven:
7.2 working nicely for me. Thanks for your work!
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] phyowaiummg:
I think he means touch problem during charging
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] cocafe:
Thx

Enable Showing Touch position in Developer Settings
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] Shiningb:
Last time that l installed cocore

Everything was going well, I loved it's performance with pegasusq+sio

Until I resolved to test viper4android

Phone became laggy if viper was enabled

So, I tried different schedulers and governors

But no success, but my battery was decent and i liked cocore

But i came back to stock kernel and viper works peacefully now, after going to harshjelly

I'm happy with my phone

So if cocafe can solve such lags and put a balanced governor that is like stock kernel then I'll stick with this (I like things that can be customized!!)
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] arffrhn:
I don't have that problem you speak of. I've been using viper for a long time with cocore and still using it currently.

p/s: Usually stock kernel always use ondemand/cfq which is the same configuration as default cocore (v6.2 onwards)
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] Shiningb:
On stock kernel, I use different schedulers based on what I want, ex: noop for battery and deadline for performance
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] prateektyagi91:
i tried cocore 6.8 and no issue while charging. It started since ver 7.0

---------- Post added at 07:23 AM ---------- Previous post was at 07:20 AM ----------

lets say im charging and using the phn, if i remove tge charger, the screen goes shaky, it takes some input itself in left bottom corner, and untill i lock and then unlock my screen, i cant use my touch screen.
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] Shiningb:
Could you guys tell me what is the most stable version of cocore (I want to test again)

6.2??

---------- Post added at 11:01 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:00 PM ----------

Sry for double post

And I already tested versions 6.8 and 7.0 so I know the result on these
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] BOOTMGR:
[MENTION=4832589]cocafe[/MENTION]

On my inquiry for latest kernel source code samsung open source center gave me this reply

May be you're interested. I've not download and compared it yet so can't tell what's changes (samsung servers sucks,only 20 KB/s dspeed)
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] cocafe:
I have checked, all is Update1, no new one so far.

And your pic host is blocked here... I am unable to check your pic

Send the new opensource to d-h.st, let's have a look?
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] BOOTMGR:
http://d-h.st/3Ex
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] Chibbo:
Anyone having problems getting gps lock with 7.2 or is it just me? :)
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] BlackSabbath:
too me same problem... with stock kernel I never had any problems in gps.... it's strange, the kernel should not affect GPS module :confused:
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] sam_code4u:
I am using harshjelly v2.1 and cocore v7.2 but the bug is not present.

I can lock my gps without any problem.

Are u using any custom rom?
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] BlackSabbath:
Hi sam,

I am using stock italian firmware I9070XXLQE.
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] sam_code4u:
I am using indian firmware. And everything is working just fine until I come across any bug.
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] pawelarc:
after resetting GPS and reloading Xtra data GPS is working fine (cocore 7.2/lightJb)

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[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] Prabuw:
Im sorry for my stupid question. How to install cocore 2.9 nightly using command? I forgot those command....:D

Edit: nevermind I'll use frapeti's UKF!
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] #Henkate:
why use old version?
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] Prabuw:
I had to start from all over again since I didn't make backup before installing CM. I need CWM to flash the 7.2 one.
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] nagato.fm:
Use temporary CWM that's provided with ROOT package.
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] shut_down:
Or this.
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] Chibbo:
Tried everything still no gps lock, strange, works with earlier versions of kernel
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] lebidou:
I'm experiencing freezes, followed by reboots.

I attached the dumpsys that was produced by the last occurence.

[EDIT:] I also attached my init.d script.

It seems to be related with usb. This morning, the phone wouldn't go to sleep, with a process 'ux500_usb' keeping it up.

There's also a frequent "ux500_wdt : reloaded by kernel kicker" occurence by the end of logs in the dumpsys.

[EDIT2:] Every time this happens, mmcqd/0 and kswapd/0 have a higher than normal CPU usage (mmcqd is around 20 and kswapd 6 or 7).

Any idea where this could be coming from ?

Everything else is awesome !
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] sarasam:
Hello to All, I ask you kindly help as I tried to install cocore 7.2 EP on 9070P but I did not succeed: in practice both Universal Kernel Flash from the terminal with commands, the procedure is successful, but when I restart the phonein the system settings does not find myself cocore but that of Tim JB 4.1.2. and also if I reboot into recovery mode `clearly to stock and not the custom TWRP.

I rooted without any problems. SuperSu installed OK . I followed the procedures UKF - Teminal but cocore-TWRP will not install.

How can I fix??
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] KINGbabasula:
Probably you are flashing stock kernel with the command in op

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[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] sarasam:
I used UKF with the file kernel.bin.md5 e /o whith terminal command If: /..... e/o install file . zip from sd card whit stock recovery

Ciao

Andrea
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 Original Android Developmen] KINGbabasula:
English: Yes but there are two commands if you did mmcblk0p17 to mmcblk0p15 is wrong. And don't know why ukf didn't flash correctly

Italian: Ci sono due comandi, se hai fatto quello da mmcblk0p17 a mmcblk0p15 è sbagliato. Non so perché ukf non ha flashato il kernek correttamente

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[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jpadif:
Hello,My brother gave me an old Galaxy SII that he had stored somewhere, but when I insert the battery, (even if it's turned off) it gets hot on its bottom right side. (seeing it from the back, see the attached picture below) and when I plug it to a charger it gets super hot (I can't stand to put my finger on it )from that same side, and some seconds later the "Charging paused, battery temp too high or too low" sign will appear. The same happens when charging it while it's turned off.

Any suggestions? I put my dad's battery on it(a SGII too), and the same, and put my battery on his phone and it charged fine, so I don't think that the battery is the problem. My guess is that the charging port is faulty, I tried to clean it with isopropyl alcohol and a toothpick, but no luck.

Do you think that if I change the usb part will fix the problem?

Any suggestions?

By the way, I'm on stock samsung GB rom, and I already tried a Hard Reset.

Greetings.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
Yeah you might as well try replacing the port/flex cable, but the getting super hot thing is a worry. Could be the charging circuitry. Get a port/flex cable from eBay/wherever & see how it goes.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gastonw:
That's a short man, take it to service center and they'll check it out.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jpadif:
Yeah, I Think that it's a short, because even if the phone it's unplugged and powered off, when the battery is inserted it gets hot.

I found this, http://forum.gsmhosting.com/vbb/f258/samsung-galaxy-s2-i9100-short-circuit-solution-1537757/ I'm going to open it and see wich component get's hot,
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gastonw:
Be careful and good luck.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lp4u:
So here is my problem.

I had a gmail add which which i bought some apps off the store for the nexus 7.

Now i have received my nexus 4 and want to install same apps on them but when i download the apps, i receive the error 489 or the status bar will show downloading but nothing is downloaded.

I have tried methods listed here and there for the error 489 but nothing works. I cleared data for google services framework and play store but still same prob. Deleted my gmail and re add it but still nothing. Format and erase everything and still not working.

Any help will be much appreciated.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lp4u:
Anyone?
[Windows Phone 8 General] sinister1:
Am I alone when I fell like Windows Phone loosing momentum? I mean Windows Phone is starting to get boring with no major changes to the UI or functionality. I feel like all MS is doing it stringing us along with small updates but never giving us what we want for example we've been asking for the option to use custom tones for notification alerts like for MMS and SMS and still nothing, it's like they don't care what we have to say. Or the notification hub that a lot of people want, ability to create custom theme colors for tiles and I can go on and on.

Another thing is at least to me it seems like they procrastinate on getting things done and then they rush to get it out at the very last minute and we get things like the Lumina 920 and the HTC X8 with their issues with rebooting and freezing and so on. I still have issues on my WP8 that I use to have on my WP7 device, for example when trying to send an email at work with a pic attachment; it seems like it won't send because it doesn't recognize my email password even though it's correct.. :mad: I always end up having to delete my email account and recreate it for it to work!!!

Yea I know that WP8 is still young, bla, bla, bla... Well that's my lil rant; I'm sure that there is a lot of you out there that have similar opinions with either the lack of functionality or other problems with the phone and some that are just plain happy with whatever MS dictates that you need or not. If MS says you don't need custom ringtones or MMS or cut and paste some people just agree with them:confused: but not me, all I'm asking is for simple / common functions and options that have been around since like Windows Mobile.
[Windows Phone 8 General] mcosmin222:
I agree with the custom notifications stuff. The built in tones are awful.

I never had any issues with emails and pictures.This is most likely a problem from the email service provider rather than the phone itself.

WP needs more APIs so that developers can actually develop something creative. DirectX and C++ are not enough, and they can only be used for games anyway.
[Windows Phone 8 General] CSMR:
It still has momentum as regards the development of the operating system.

It is just starting from a bad position.

WP7 had a huge number of basic features missing.

WP8 has probably halved this list or better.

With the "blue" update I am expecting WP8 to have all the basic features in place.

If there is compatibility with Windows RT apps that implies big improvements to the Windows Phone APIs.
[Windows Phone 8 General] geddeeee:
I don't know how it can be 'loosing momentum'.

WP8 is barely 3 months old...

All this comparison with the Android and iPhone platforms really annoys me. Those particular platforms have been around for years and years, hence the thousands and thousands of apps.

WP is easily the best and most modern mobile OS out there. That includes the 'new' BB OS (which looks like Android to me).

The tweaks to the OS WILL come. Be patient.

I loved my WP7 Omnia 7, and I love my WP8 Lumia 920. Slick and great to use.

If you want customization options galore, then get an Android device...
[Windows Phone 8 General] hardy81:
I doubt it, be patient. And if it is in the US, it's not elsewhere. Elsewhere it's only starting. iPhone is so outdated and android is beta, apps keep crashing. Windows Phone is quality.
[Windows Phone 8 General] StevieBallz:
Looking at my Apps Download numbers it doesn't look like it's losing Momentum in the Marketplace. When WP8 arrived, the numbers increased from 1000 - 2000 Downloads/day to 5000-6000 and have been in that range pretty much ever since. To me at least that looks like a pretty steady influx of users. Especially given that I didn't see a slow-down after christmas sales.

On the API front a lot of stuff was added in WP8. I admit that there are still holes that developers who were part of the early access programm (Windows Phone SDK) have communicated to Microsoft. Still lots of things developers were asking for are now there. Native code perhaps was the biggest part of it (and most requested I guess) and they also have the native APIs looking very similar to WinRT. They will have to bring this to the Managed side as well and it will be interesting to see how they fare in that regard.

Native code does not only provide for easier porting of games but also allows better and faster image and audio processing which some Apps require to make sense on a mobile device, although I don't know too many that take advantage of that.

The ability to integrate Tell Me into Third Party Apps is one of the coolest features they built into WP8 but I have to admit that it has rarely been used so far and not in the best implementations. Bluetooth APIs have also been added which as well was a rather glaring omission in WP7. The ability of Apps to start other Apps or to launch documents in other Apps that support the file type was also added but again: there are not that many Apps supporting it right now. Offline mapping functionality is now available to Apps which to my knowledge similar to the system speech engine integration is also something that currently isn't available on competing platforms.

To cut it short: quite a lot changed under the covers. Not everything people would have wished for has happened but the platform has become a lot more capable. But, it hasn't been available for most developers until launch and doing interesting stuff based on the new features takes time. We've currently mostly seen early adoptions of new features into existing Apps. New concepts have not arrived but I'm pretty sure people have Apps in development that will take advantage of what was added.

Where you are correct is that there are some pretty annoying omissions in improving certain built in features. It starts with custom notification sounds (which should not be to hard to do based on how it was implemented in WP7 homebrew software and continues on in new features that didn't go quite far enough. BitLocker is there but can only be enabled using an Exchange-Servers Security Policies. PDFs are now displayed in the Office Hub but can't be stored there from the Internet or when received through an E-Mail. They'll have to work those kinks out because I honestly believe: there are not that many really big functionality gaps in the OS by now but many, many annoyances that add up.
[Windows Phone 8 General] Dr.8820:
I think that now that BlackBerry is back in the game, EVERYONE is going to have to step up. I was cleaning and came across my old phones, right now I'm looking at a Nokia Lumia 810, an HD7, a TP2, and an HD2....Microsoft needs to stick with something instead of constantly abandoning things...hell, I have 2 years of Zune content that I can't use on my new phone.

Sent from the fetal position using XDA Windows Phone 7 App
[Windows Phone 8 General] ohgood:
I may have misunderstood you-

but are you saying that one particular app is getting 5000-6000 downloads, per day, on wp8 devices ?
[Windows Phone 8 General] vetvito:
Must be one heck of an app. Frankly I haven't found one great one, yet.
[Windows Phone 8 General] StevieBallz:
Yes, 1 App 5000-6000 downloads / day. Although it's WP7 AND WP8. I have never bothered to find out if I can filter the data to see WP7 and WP8 separately. And as for it being good: it seems to do what lots of people want it to do although I actually do believe myself that for some an alternative App might be better. I always tried to keep it simple and not overload it with too many features. Other developers of similar Apps have done it differently.

View attachment 1740415

I've attached the download chart from 1st of September to mid of February as it is provided in the Dev Cenetr. The left scale shows daily Downloads (purple line), the right scale displays total Downloads (black line) just passed the 1.4 Million Download mark).As you can see there have been 664 000 Downloads in that timeframe.
[Windows Phone 8 General] vetvito:
What's the name so we can try it out?

Paid or free? Doesn't matter I'm willing to support.
[Windows Phone 8 General] StevieBallz:
Connectivity Shortcuts - has been free for most of it's life but I added Ads some months back. I believe it is still getting the fine Download numbers due to the fact of it being one of the first two Shortcut Apps. I'm pretty sure you'll have tried out one of them and that being said: most of them are quite trivial in idea and implementation (so I would guess you will stand by your finding of no nice Apps). But this is getting pretty much Offtopic.

Posting the chart motivated me to look through the more detailed data. I still can't tell WP7 and WP8 apart but according to that sales have scaled back following Christmas in countries like the US or Germany (which kind of is expected given strong holiday sales). The sustained influx of users seems to come from countries where newer devices are still being launched. That spike you can see in mid-January was 4000 sales in China on a single day although I have no idea as to what happened that day (it wasn't the Lumia 920 launch - I looked it up and that was in mid-December).

In the end I believe that my Download data is kinda similar to the Facebook-Metric that several blogs have employed to calculate WP growth due to the fact that the App is part of Microsoft's collection for productivity and is also being featured in Nokia's App Highlights-App. Still this in no way yields us definitive data on how WP is doing but given how the chart reacted to some of the events in WP's life it seems we can still draw some conclussions based on that data.
[Windows Phone 8 General] vetvito:
Ok now I see why you have so many downloads. One of the most useful apps on the platform.
[Windows Phone 8 General] dazza9075:
Enough chaps, no need to make posts personal attacks.
[Windows Phone 8 General] SonicFlare:
I feel more like a disappointed by the WP8 release.

It just feels like a Windows Mobile 2003/5/6 all over again! Where Microsoft overpromised and underdelivered. Where every new major release added very little on the table, and where iPhone added a whole set of new experiences.

I didn't really buy the whole "locked" device for your own good bull****, as you are not "root". I like the Windows Mobile custom builds that improved your experience or even fixed some bugs.

In a sense, the "spirit" of the Windows Mobile (chaos), moved to the Android. There is all sorts of custom builds and apps.

With the recent release of Android 4.2, that improves the animation speed (makes it as smooth as WP), there is no good reason, not to update.

I gave it a chance... it did not lived up to it.